as the new labour ministerfor something that luke pollard as the new labour minister for the departmentout how she is upfor labourlist talking about how she is up for thejob. labourlist talking about how she is up for the job. in the meantime she hasn't really done anything much with that department. that is going to be very important over the coming yea rs. we to be very important over the coming years. we know the climate crisis is going to be leading to more flooding, for instance, what is going to affect those seats that the tories have just one. they might not have thought that was important but this weekend, with the storms, the environment is back in if headlines and it is affecting voters directly and immediately. if headlines and it is affecting voters directly and immediatelym will be interesting to see who boris johnson puts in that role. in the past they have been junior nobodies and it is a sign they do not care about the environment... the old story, a huge turnover of ministers as well. under labour, 20 transport ministers. i think, if as well. under labour, 20 transport

psychologist pollard poly has been exploring the method for 20 years. since 1980 we have been using virtual reality to treat and disorders as part of cognitive behavioral therapy. well results show that this method can be used quite successfully in these cases. the goggles are becoming cheaper and more commonplace but using them for medical purposes also has it's dangerous. greatest risk that i can see is if it's used inappropriately and if patients are prepared adequately before of the hour session their exposure to virtual reality can fail and could even increase patients' anxieties. professor polyester and forces with an external company to develop practical systems for using virtual reality more frequently in behavioral therapy. don't be amanda going to touch your face. piggin of a session at practice went well with relaxation exercises and self-help techniques she's slowly getting used to facing her fears. so really it feels so real just like in reality i'm so distressed just seeing it in front of me i'm all sweaty now it's. improved accessibility

what exactly is it that is having an advantage here is it just the fact that it's it has these eat pollard cars that its cars run on electricity where there are others don't but i think there's a legacy effect with the german common affection as they have been using the german o.e.m.'s the service companies and manufacturers that are producing individual components and they have been putting these cars together so at the moment what happens when you want to digitalize that it's the same thing that they're using software from all over the place and they're trying to combine it with tesla has some sort of unified strategy to get almost all the software being done in-house so it's a much more consistent system business complexity that this that fishing ok now where does this leave the german carmakers basically their new big rival is setting up shop right on their own turf is that more of a threat or more of a chance i think the german common affection and good track to catch up maybe there were some weaknesses in the beginning with the 1st models that are released but they are very. in learn

he said that the chinese government is responsive to the pollard bureau? who the hell is the pollard bureau responsible to? you have a real dictatorship there. yes, you have a dictatorship in cuba. what i said is what barack obama said in terms of cuba. that cuba made progress on education. yes, i think -- >> boo. >> really? >> boo. >> really? >> joe biden had a response for that, that right after bernie finished. again, you hear -- you heard the boos from the crowd, which is a new look. >> that's a new look -- >> -- for a very formidable candidate. >> he hasn't heard that before. a couple of things about this castro discussion we're having. number one, if i dead castro is, in fact, deceased. >> do you have a calendar on you? >> thank you. so he's no longer with us. the system he put in place in cuba is still with us. i spent a lot of time in cuba. i've written a book about cuba. so i do know a bit about it. it's a terrible -- it's an atrocious repressive awful government that, yes, increased the literacy rate in cuba. but you ought to be able to get that

the controversial flyer with former british police officer peter go can and women's rights activist pollard diana. always the same and the same thing happening again and again we are in 2020 and still with the blaming the victim of rape but please don't make it simple i'm in right for anything else what they do and they have an absolute duty today is provide people with prevention and personal safety advice it would be utterly ridiculous if they didn't shouldn't get drunk come on everyone knows that but why you should put that in the if you know in this leaflet why you should connect this to rape that's the bad thing people need to avoid making themselves vulnerable so all sorts of things by drinking so. i'm going to cut into that and go live to geneva now russia's top diplomat sergey lavrov is about to address the un human rights council chairperson. colleagues. today the world is getting increasingly complicated. which. we see increasing tension building up in the world this is why it's so important to come up with. and ensuring the stain of ball development of humanity which it is clear

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haslinda: ruth pollard, thank you for that. still to come, political turmoil in malaysia.called into question. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: and long simmering power struggle in malaysia has boiled over with the resignation of prime minister mahathir. dan, you cannot help but feel it is a strategic move by mahathir. dan: he is certainly in the driver seat. whether he planned it that way, he is certainly malaysia's crafty is politician for the last few decades, probably ever. so it remains unclear. but what is clear is he is in the driver seat right now. the cabinet has been dismissed so he is basically the whole government right now. know that the parties were feuding behind the scenes that's spilled out yesterday, all of them have backed him publicly now. tonight a meeting later about an alliance. the real question is how does that stake out. does he stay on? does and war takeover? take over?ar the next coalition could look a lot like the previous coalition. that is kind of what we are waiting for. but mahathir is definitely firmly in the driver's seat. a path forere sti

alix: thank you, ruth pollard. we turn to the u.s. longtime chief bob iger announcing he is stepping down as ceo, and handing the reins over. the change is effective immediately, and we spoke to both of them after the news wrote yesterday. >> i intend to double down on the same strategy that bob has established 15 years ago that served us so well. the thing i'm taking away his get the content right and everything else follows suit. alix: here is paul mooney. seems like bob iger -- seems like things will stay the same even though bob iger will not be the ceo. >> the expectation was that bob would step down later this year, or into 2021, after the streaming services established mood we are doing it right now. bob schaffer is taking over immediately. of the 27 year veteran walt disney company, well respected internally, so most people feel good with the pick. it is the time that is an issue. this is a critical time for the walt disney company. the coronavirus is impacting the parks and results -- the parks and the attractions' business.

ruth pollard, bloomberg's southeast and south asia editor, and the aftermath of the deli vote, thankthe opening of the markets in india right now, this is a look ahead to that session, we are up about 3/10 of 1% on traded futures. let's get to our reporter -- standing by. what are the political implications of this loss? much in terms of the win in delhi and its reflection on equity markets. equity markets in india are following global cues on the coronavirus update and what is happening in u.s. equity markets and in asia across the board. we will likely see a slight moderation in terms of the opening, a positive by with the higher, -- trading s&p 500 index futures trading higher. , the stocks led the rally higher nifty bank, about three quarters of percent higher. it suggests the range would be 2200 on the nifty on the upside. aside from that, much of the action of the broader markets was on the back of earnings, big caps-- big caps and small underperformed in yesterday's session. a clear win for mid-caps and small caps. reporting, what are brokerages saying? the index reporting num

our party and government has a huge opportunity and it was pollard —— and a responsibility ahead.is agenda. since last summer, it has done just that, drives this agenda. since last summer, it has donejust that, from planning properly for brexit, from bringing a structural change for investment, to long—term thinking on human capital and designing the blueprint for levelling up across our country. i'm incredibly proud of the scale and speed of their work that has already been done. but the treasury must also be allowed to play its role as a finance ministry with the strength and credibility that it requires. you see, i am a proud low tax conservative and i a lwa ys proud low tax conservative and i always will be. already, our tax burden is the highest it has been in 50 yea rs. burden is the highest it has been in 50 years. it's fair to say that not eve ryo ne 50 years. it's fair to say that not everyone at the centre of government a lwa ys everyone at the centre of government always feels the pressure to go balance the books. it was ever thus. but the treasury has a job to do. it i