numbertwo, our data_ was recovering. numbertwo, our data shows — was recovering.ws that the growth in the commerce is getting back to a faster— the commerce is getting back to a faster pace and april. in seeing _ a faster pace and april. in seeing that in the unit of expanding the number of openings acrossjob expanding the number of openings across job positions such— openings across job positions such as — openings across job positions such as a _ openings across job positions such as a cognizance from the management that they want to expand — management that they want to expand the business and strong earnings — expand the business and strong earnings report from baba. using — earnings report from baba. using competition and consumer spending and we have very high youth unemployment and this is a spending spike and is in sustainable?— a spending spike and is in sustainable? . ., ., sustainable? the recovering of the consumer _ sustainable? the recovering of the consumer spending - sustainable? the recovering of the consumer spending is - the consumer spending is

numbertwo, ithink it might be ukrainians. number two, i think it might be an ukrainians., ithink it might be an assassination attempt by some of president putin's russian opponents. three, false flag was mentioned by your correspondence, that's a possibility, you provide an instantjustification a possibility, you provide an instant justification for the russians to go after president zelensky. so that is three things of the top of my head, all on said topics, but it's an ugly situation that continues between russia and ukraine. when it comes to the incentive for the ukraine to carry out this kind of attack on the russian capital, what incentive would it have? i russian capital, what incentive would it have?— would it have? i would be hard ressed would it have? i would be hard pressed to _ would it have? i would be hard pressed to come _ would it have? i would be hard pressed to come up _ would it have? i would be hard pressed to come up with - would it have? i would be hard pressed to come up with one l pressed to come up with one because literally what would happen here

to folks outside china so overall environment is resilient, is consumer market is recovering and numbertworing and number two, our data show that the growth of alibaba and other e—commerce platform is getting back to a faster pace and thirdly, we are seeing that cross different business units of alibaba they are expanding the number ofjob openings, so that shows a confidence from the management that they want to expand the business, so we are expect in a strong earnings report from alibaba.— report from alibaba. timor has alwa s report from alibaba. timor has always been — report from alibaba. timor has always been one _ report from alibaba. timor has always been one of _ report from alibaba. timor has always been one of its - report from alibaba. timor has always been one of its biggest| always been one of its biggest earners but it is now seeing more competition and even though consumer spending has seen a spike we have a very high youth unemployment rate as well so is this spending spike sustainable? we well so is this spending spike sustainable?— sustainable? we believe that the recove

numbertwo years. this is a next step of our development. number two in terms of revenues in the uk. get as the prices for petrol. we will run a more efficient business. you have taken on debts to do this deai _ you have taken on debts to do this deai there — you have taken on debts to do this deal. there is some worry that this will lead _ deal. there is some worry that this will lead to— deal. there is some worry that this will lead to higher food prices? that— will lead to higher food prices? that is— will lead to higher food prices? that is not true. 0ur will lead to higher food prices? that is not true. our business is very cash generative, it is also, the amount of debt we have taken on, it is proportional to our profitability. i have been in retail 50 years, i have been working with these products three years, i don't mean to be rude about the previous owners but under new ownership, the proof of the pudding is in today's numbers. we are 7.8% up to like for like. ., ., , . ., ., numbers. we are 7.8% up to like for like. , . ., ., ., like. food price inflation are centre stage.

a numbertwo, at are continuing to invest resources.o, at some stage there has got to be a breakthrough in this case _ has got to be a breakthrough in this case at _ has got to be a breakthrough in this case. at some stage, look at the turn _ case. at some stage, look at the turn in _ case. at some stage, look at the turn in the — case. at some stage, look at the turn in the right thing needs to happen— turn in the right thing needs to happen so that the parents of madeleine get some kind of peace and the rest _ madeleine get some kind of peace and the rest of— madeleine get some kind of peace and the rest of the world finds out what happened _ the rest of the world finds out what happened to madeleine mccann. and all of this happened to madeleine mccann. all of this of happened to madeleine mccann. fific all of this of course is happened to madeleine mccann. fific all of this of course is very difficult for them. it’s difficult for them. it's unbelievably - difficult for them. it'sj unbelievably difficult. difficult for them. it's unbeli

numbertwo, neverstore a pin or pass code on your phone. on the bbc news website and the hope from police is, the more of us that follow it, the fewer opportunities criminals will have to carry out what can be such a devastating crime. dan whitworth, bbc news. the bbc�*s correspondent has revealed she has a devastating wind condition, living with constant pain that became so acute that she has to scream. a flare up over the weekend was so bad, her husband called an ambulance. 0ne was so bad, her husband called an ambulance. one in ten women is thought to have the condition that can often go undiagnosed. this is what she's told bbc radio 5 live earlier. ., ., , , earlier. right now, as i sit here talkin: earlier. right now, as i sit here talking to you. _ earlier. right now, as i sit here talking to you, i'm in _ earlier. right now, as i sit here talking to you, i'm in pain. i talking to you, i'm in pain. constant nagging pain in my uterus, around my pelvis, sometimes down my thighs. and i'll have some level of pain for the entire show and f

borisjohnson appreciation society, and oliver deighton, his number two, society, and oliver deighton, his numbertwoand oliver deighton, his number two, is at the heart of the cabinet office, so as you say, all sorts of allegations are flying around. so what is the difference, what is the relevance of what has come to light in his diaries to the covid inquiry, as opposed to the privileges committee? we should be hearing the verdict soon. weill. hearing the verdict soon. well, look, i suspect _ hearing the verdict soon. well, look, i suspect the _ hearing the verdict soon. well, look, i suspect the covid - hearing the verdict soon. well, | look, i suspect the covid inquiry will look into how decisions were being made in government and whether they were followed by the people who were setting them. i suppose that is what this question always comes back to, was the double standard is going on here? were the people telling us to stay at home, do not meet our friends, to avoid doing x, y and z, without following the rules themselves? so i think that is the main thing that is going to be important for the