and is being developed by a new studio called gunzilla, a free—to—play game with a script by richard morganers battle it out to become the last one standing. gunzilla also say the game will have a strong narrative element. blomkamp is billed as the company's chief visionary officer, working out of his base in vancouver, canada. what else have we got up here? this is pretty cool, i have another one of these which i filmed behind the scenes... in 2017, blomkamp established a studio here in vancouver to make experimental short films. he called it 0ats. a lot of the tech used in these shorts is also used in video game development. the experience of 0ats and the experimental films that you've made there, has that informed what you are doing now with off the grid, the game? yes, completely, i don't think i would have taken on the game if i hadn't gone through the process of 0ats. i think something like unreal is going to replace traditional rendering. i think the biggest crossover between films and games is probably going to be built on an engine like unreal, which can either serve passive cinema

richard: morgan stanley and a number of other leading global banks are a very good destination for young we are still finding an inflow people wanting to join the firm here and globally and i don't think that will change. the labor market shortage we are having in the broader economy would clearly need more integration and that has come to a halt. as our borders are now open, we will see some of that change, but i don't think it impacts the investment banking industry. haidi: richard wagoner here in sydney. coming up, tensions escalating between china and us really is a new government as the accusations over an incident over the south china sea. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching daybreak australia. we start with the world bank that has flashed its global growth outlook, citing a flesh and prices and the war in ukraine. the lender expects the world economy to grow 2.9% in 2022, down from its april forecast. officials say accelerating inflation and falling growth have raised concerns the global economy is entering a time of stagflation that could persist for years. bloomberg has lea

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in 1969 another us president came to berlin president richard nixon came at a when the berliner morgan post newspaper, february 27th edition said the city was nearing a new climax with a communist nerve war the newspaper called nixon the mightiest man in the world and another newspaper dear togish beagle said nixon's traveled to berlin at the beginning of his presidential term was evidenced that washington would continue to share the risks of maintaining freedom in berlin the berlin or morgan post noted that while in 1963 kennedy had pleaded for berlin's status quo in 1969 nixon declared that status quo not good enough. he prepared the way for stronger official ties between west germany and west berlin nixon's mastery in american foreign policy. got an early start in berlin the next us leader president gerald ford didn't make it to berlin but the 39th us president jimmy carter did carter like kennedy came to precious former capital in the summer months on july 15th 1978 president. this is carter arrived at temple. hope central airport and were greeted by berlin's allied. military city

i, richard youngman, being the returning officer do hereby give notice that the number of votes recorded for each candidate at the set election is as follows: donahue morganrdan, heritage party, 167. applause andrewjohn, commonly known as and he, reform uk, 1181. known as and he, reform uk, 481. �* �* ., known as and he, reform uk, 481. �* �* ,, ., . ., 481. applause ford, richard john, 481. applause ford, richard john. liberal— 481. applause ford, richard john, liberal democrats, - 481. applause ford, richard i john, liberal democrats, 22500 and... (cheering) hurford, helen, the conservative party candidate, 16,393. applause gwendolyn elizabeth, liz pohl, labor party, 1562. applause ruffalo, francesco robert, commonly known as frankie ruffalo, the four britain movement, 146.- ruffalo, the four britain movement, 146. yes! applause walker, benjamin _ movement, 146. yes! applause walker, benjamin lee, commonly known as ben walker, uk independence party, 241. applause. wescott, gillian margaret, commonly known as jill wescott, the green party, 1064. applause. the number of ballot papers rejected was 113. the turnout was 52.3%. i do hereby declare that richar

morgan. do you get there by the end of the year? we have concerns of recession. richardice target. it is somewhat of a binary outcast. if we do have some economic downturn of any noticeable amount in the u.s., that could get to that price level. you get this almost entirely just by the interest rate hikes we are expecting in the u.s. and to the loan growth. we think with jp morgan, they have been having a very attractive long-term story. there are investing heavily in terms of expanding their franchises in the u.s. they're also investing heavily in parts of europe as well and they have consumer offerings in the u.k., building up a middle-market offering in europe, so we think that over the next few years, there are considerable up sizes. francine: what a pleasure to have you on tv today. richard ramsden, head of u.s. financials research from goldman sachs. get more of the bloomberg first word news with alice atkins. >> -- the first major move since restrictions to exit a two month shutdown at the end of this month. 2.7 million people were seen early in the morning. the r

richards lost her wicket in the final ball of the day. england are 328—6 with a lead of 44 runs. england white—ball captain morganbroke the world record for the highest total in a one—day international three times. you know, you wake up and you know for them and that moment came for me in amsterdam and i think it's a combination of a lot of things over the course of my international cricket career which has been a long time. ijust come to the end, i'm glad i was in a sound enough space to understand that feeling and be well aware of what it meant. and also what it means both for the england white ball sides that i've let up until now and me in my personal life. and britain's jack law has won a second medal at the world diving championships in budapest. after silver in the synchro he took individual bronze in the 3 metre springboard, he has one more medal chance later in the week. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. looking a little calmer today compared to tuesday, it was wet, windy and quite cool and was northern and western areas. today's less windy but it showered and low pressure pulling away from

morgan retires from international cricket and sciver saves the day for england's women as they battle back in their test match against south africa. test tra nsfer test transfer sciver davidson—richardswe will hear from luther burrell lead. and we will hear from luther burrel . , . , ., , burrell and experiences of racism in ru . b burrell and experiences of racism in rugby union- _ welcome to sportsday, it is a busy day here at wimbledon as you would expect, and if you were one of the lucky people with a ticket for centre court, what a blockbuster line—up there. we will talk about the british successes and struggles in a moment but we have to start on centre, where rafa nadal is struggling hard to see aims to win a third wimbledon title and the 23rd grand slam. it seems far away at the moment and looks it started with iga swiatek eager to win her first wimbledon title. jana fett will be able to say she laid eager of swiatek onto centre court, and then the tenor started. it's different players from two different worlds. swiatek is now the dominant woman of her era. in the first set, you wouldn't need telling which was which, 6—0 swiatek. but the crowd on centre will often get behind

richard foord. we have a by—election operation speaking to people. helen morganm a couple of weeks ago. that number will be growing, i am confident of that and oliver dowden's resignation demonstrates that too. ., ., , dowden's resignation demonstrates thattoo. ., ., , , , �* that too. labour and lib dems didn't cam aiun that too. labour and lib dems didn't campaign so — that too. labour and lib dems didn't campaign so aggressively _ that too. labour and lib dems didn't campaign so aggressively as - that too. labour and lib dems didn't campaign so aggressively as they i campaign so aggressively as they might have done in a general election in the respective seats. there are those who wonder whether this cooperation agreement which exists at westminster is effectively now starting to exist on the ground as well. in other words, there may not be an agreement but at least is there an understanding to maximise your potential to unseat the conservatives nationally? hide your potential to unseat the conservatives nationally? we are a smaller party. _ conservatives nati