trading platform robin hood to led is. trading platform robin hood toppled expectations _ is.latform robin hood toppled expectations after - toppled expectations after renewed interest in neem stocks and crypto currencies. the app which is popular with retail investors saw a resurgence in after which reignited interest in shares, revenues rose nearly 70% to more than $300 million last quarter, sending the stock up last quarter, sending the stock up 3% in after—hours trading. a us federal court ruled this week that google violated antitrust laws that its monopoly over search was illegal. —— google says it will appeal the ruling. the case hinged on charges that the search giant used its dominant market position to crush potential rivals. our next guest says the ruling is a warning shot to other big tech that us regulators are watching very closely for any moves that would curb competition. antitrust law expert, rebecca haw allensworth told me why she thinks that might not be the case. is thinks that might not be the case. , , ., ., case. is the temperature of thins case. is the

he's, is it robin hood? i'll be back to robin hood. no, no robin hood. because i think... better then if only we could have more characters from our past in these conventions. so it's not little john it's liljon. it's liljon. liljon with a lil. who is he? he's a pop star. he's well known for this song, actually, which you're going to hear in this clip. ladies and gentlemen, we are officially— ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here _ ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here tonight - ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here tonight to - ladies and gentlemen, we are - officially here tonight to nominate kamala _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris for _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris for president. - do you know that one, paddy? no, it's not on my... for me, this makes the point very well, because, i mean, tim walsh well, because, i mean, tim walz speaks human and glitz and glamour is very important at the conventions. they do it really, really well. and of course, she wants to

, but you’re not robin hood, i can’t take it anymore, that nothing will work out for you, i won’t, and then we’ll see who wins, don’t meddle with me, i said, don’t meddle, i thank you for accepting my invitation. i would like to offer you a new strategy for our relationship. i'm sorry, are we going to divide the city again? no, not a city. "a country, not a country, the whole world, this is interesting, yes, you have always been a large-scale person, oleg vitalievich, well, then let's begin. take a seat, what are you holding? listen, good i'm geeky, i'm trying, yes, come on, take care of this leg , i'm disabled, i'm roma, he's roma, i know. well, that’s it , go get treatment, now you’re in no danger, what do you think, the troubles are definitely over, that’s right, the man who was chasing us was killed, now the police are looking for us, but this doesn’t concern you, have fun with you, see you, see you, sam- then you’ll get home, the russians don’t give up, yes, larik, hi, how’s vaska, have you had the operation yet? everything is fine, thank god, everything is fine, how did you

now coming up, robin hood is the latest to get the woke treatment. 551, the final final furlong with me martin daubney on gb news now. woke directors of the bbc have made the sheriff of the bbc have made the sheriff of nottingham young, female and queerin of nottingham young, female and queer in the new series of sherwood. men in tights. we can take. but do we really, really need a gay gender fluid sheriff of nottingham. well, joining us now to discuss this is the lgbt activist peter tatchell. peter, you got your robin hood coloured shirt on there. beautiful to see you . i mean, look, shirt on there. beautiful to see you. i mean, look, i'm shirt on there. beautiful to see you . i mean, look, i'm all for you. i mean, look, i'm all for men in tights. we know it's a drama. we know probably robin hood didn't exist. and i say that as a citizen of nottingham. but do we really need to have this wokery interrupting this wonderful story? do we really need a gender fluid female sheriff of nottingham ? sheriff of nottingham? >> well, contrary to the way it's be

from nvidia to robin hood and microsoft the names hit hardest. he will have full coverage on apple as berkshire slashes its stake. it is an ugly day but we are off session lows start become asia, to the european and now the united states. looking at the s&p 500 3% decline. on the track for the biggest drop since september. the chip stocks feeling aopbgs site. you saw the two-year treasure below the 10-year for the first time sense 2022. the crypto markets are interesting. show me bitcoin and look at the severity of declines. we are in an asset class trading 24-7 if wac bring that up. there's is technique anxiety in the single names. you look at bitcoin down 8.8%, 24-7 trading. apple and nvidia off some things lows but famous leading declines from a month perspective or percentage change drive. we have our reporters here. i think this data on friday started then the news through the weekend and here we are through the asia, european and u.s. session. >> starting friday we had we can jobs data so it feels under pressure but over the weekend i was t

the thoughts of robin hood fields that are like, well headquarters here and also coming up. so folks in china, the us national security advisor says both sides of walking, central competition doesn't turn into conflict. the sanctions i into turnarounds, nuclear programs or the publishing it's people. and the 100 funds to the nigeria warnings that mold in 26.

delon's name was on the poster, the western zorro, where the people's avenger in the manner of robin hoodomes to the aid of ordinary people. you'd better leave, brother francisco, and let your pets stay, they must see the triumph of justice. his appearance in the soviet-french-swiss film did not go unnoticed. tageran 43. the directors were the venerable allov and naumov. delon played a small role. soviet viewers were delighted. scene where delon hugged actress natalia belokhvostikova in a taxi looked with his tired gaze at the embankment of paris. he thinks that he got rid of me. who? yes, this lawyer. but a surprise awaits her, i will get it from under the ground. i have no doubt, mademoiselle. police inspector. 43 in paris, when we, delon, aznaur, sat side by side, and delon held my hand all the time, he was an amazing person, an amazing artist, an artist, who, you know, i have this feeling that he was always walking like a horse, walking high, high, high, always balancing. he played in films in the theater, was a producer and director, received many prestigious awards, ran a shelter fo

as a new report shows, we've embraced the inversion of robin hood taking from taxpayers , poor taxpayers, from taxpayers, poor taxpayers, and giving to rich foreigners. plus, should the possibility of president harris fill us with a comforting optimism, or will she simply follow in the footsteps of her disappointing predecessors ? that's all coming predecessors? that's all coming up in a moment, as you would expect, but please send in the mail mmogs, which i'm always delighted to receive. but state of the nation starts now. holding the state of the nation flabellum for this evening is the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop. as ever, let me know your views mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now wsfime mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news bulletin with cameron walker . with cameron walker. >> jacob. thank you. good evening. it is 8:01. i'm karen walker here in the newsroom tonight. in some breaking news, it's been confirmed that five bodies have been found inside the wreck of the luxury yacht that sank in a storm off the coast of sicily. the bodies

f vanguard, robin hood and a lot of others delaying trading for an hour and a half. and these numbers and recent high interest rates. they all contribute to fueling fears over recession. >> but it's never pleasant to taking a look at the statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> being optimistic there, slosberg hopes the large gains leading up to the stock sell-off will still hold america's economy and hi standings. he says overall the u.s. economy is still pretty strong. and also looking ahead when the fed makes a rate cut next month, people looking for a home or car loans can find some better deals. and the federal reserve will decide what to do about interest rates next month. that's on september. 18th, the latest roll coaster with this happening. it might be pushed up even well. all right, stephanie, i guess we'll see.

i, robin hood, declare it open. great!nce has saved our young wizards! from the evil wolf, so let's have fun and dance, i 'll quickly, stop, cross my heart, you also give gifts to adult boys, oh well, i won't touch you, let me in, with such forms you have to work for someone else, let me in, please, take your hand off, girls, girls, why are you so scared, i just took out the trash, that's it, we're going to the children, we're going, they are waiting, thank you. good night, i will go late, thank you very much for... for the tea, for everything, it was very tasty, but tomorrow the clients will arrive early, and i don't even have the iskizy ready, ulya, can i ask a personal question, please, don't interrupt me, of course, in general, i know that you are married and, probably, it is not very right when people gossip in the village, and you somehow see us together, you got it all wrong, you promised not to interrupt, sorry, but i have to explain everything about my husband, we haven't lived together for a long time, and andrey

i can use a crossbow, yes, san, i’m an old crossbowman, robin hood, drum roll, oh, in london, what aboutou? oh, you saw this hit, in london we really already have, by the way, yesterday edgardovich was so hot in london. so, third try. oh, i understand, the work is in full swing, so sanya, lucy with me, we have a corpse, it’s still there, call marina, thank you, now you’ll finish it with caesar, it seems here, we have something, come on , oops. wait, yeah, give the keys to the owner, let him catch up with yours, he’ll refuse, it’s fine in general, i’ll give you your head take pictures, oh, marin, hello, you’re already here, well, i’m light without a mortar, yeah. what's that smell, san, doesn't it bother you? and i have a runny nose, uh-huh, lucky, well, what do you say, well , what can i tell you, man, no documents, the owners claim that they haven’t seen him before, he opened the door with his key, went in, lay down. he died laconically, that even before the hiding i won’t say anything, except that the death was non-violent, there was a lot of land, there was land everywhere. oh, what,

see further in our story: a digital robin hood who defends the rights of ordinary people, or an evilius with close ties to the russian fsb. the detective story about the detention and arrest of the telegram messenger founder pavel durov is here a week on the front pages of the world press. an extravagant billionaire born in leningrad, the owner of at least four passports, including a russian one, who claims to be... the biological father of more than 100 children. durav has long become an icon for many, and not only in russia. for billionaire fans, telegram has become an island of freedom in the ocean of digital censorship. complete anonymity, lack of any moderation, these are manifestations of durov and his supporters and are freedom of speech. durov's arrest was met with violent reaction. on this side of the ocean, they stood up to protect the businessman putin's press secretary piskov, spokeswoman of the russian foreign ministry. russian deputies and propagandists like the singer shaman. my dear, come home. here you are always remembered, waited for and loved. on the other side of

bad, we have nothing, what can i tell him, the chick is filmed in hardcore porn, and we are such robin hoods want to free her, the subscriber's phone looks, of course, unavailable, that's disgusting, i 'm asking him for everything, sit already, so let me... i'll call you once, i know you 're bored alone, well, of course, he won't replace me, but you'll have someone to send as a spoiled brat, anya, leave the guy alone, he's already been on his feet for two days because of us, well, no big deal, let him get used to it, a rich kid, that's the job, i've become attached to him, yes, he's a normal guy, it's not his fault that he grew up in such a family, for example, i respect it when in in our structure such dynasties are formed, yes, like father and sons, you and uncle, also countable, if i ever have children, which is theoretically possible, i won’t let them even close to petrovka, got it? just in general, to the police in general, out of all the professions, choose surveillance of all sorts of scum, risk your life for a salary that an accountant gets while sitting in a warm place in the office

. >> it's very good what it is however , it's robin hood in however, it's robin hood in reverse, isn'twhen you hear! reverse, isn't it? and when you hear i always say charity begins at home and we have so many things we need to look at. not in your home, i love it. you're spending your winnings from the edinburgh festival. i love it. no, the reality is this is that also these statistics lies , damn also these statistics lies, damn lies and statistics. they're talking about the average per capha. talking about the average per capita . now obviously they have capita. now obviously they have some countries which have incredibly rich people , but incredibly rich people, but there are still means there are lots of poor people who need that support. and some of those projects are for those poor people. >> but do you think do you think this is soft diplomacy because we're doing this to get influence with china? >> of course we are. i mean, money talks and absolutely there must be only a reason why we're doing them. >> must be an incentive, because there's no way that we should be giving them

for to heads up, an interim government, 84 year old mohammed, eunice, and interesting carrick, robin hood, he's known as a banker to the pool. now back in 2006, he did win the nobel peace prize and he received that the giving out tiny, tiny loans to credit the poor people who usually just outright rejected by facts set to lift millions out of poverty. now falls forward to 2009 and veronica bama awarded us the presidential metal of freedom. and then he also spoke very warmly about us and the impression that he felt from him. then if we false 40 yes, again to 2013, a new at eunice was back in the us capital in congress this time getting the congressional gold measure them up as the highest and civilian awards of the united states. he was the father muslim, and we'll just to get it. and that was a whole pompous ceremony. $300.00 dignitaries, eunice was standing there right under the us capital stove and he was really being hailed as this vision rate and reaction rate. but you, this is ties to us, actually take back decades. he was state flight in 1971, not being for washington to support his

so essentially blinking given israel, the green light to keep fighting the lives of robin hood failed to save their lives. headquarters here though, also coming up a suspected serial killer on the run, the amount of keys, the something thousands of bodies in a canyon battery escaped. some prison with the help of inside is the can be as top totaled as a power military polls to provide security for hospital work training don't to was rates. and but the bulk of the, to the problem dozens of people believes to be buried under rubble. after it is really a tackle of schooling concept, emergency crews on searching for survivors up to the building collapsed to killing at least 12 palestinians. most of the women and children, civil defense of 700 displaced people with sheltering at the school west of kansas city. these really all me says it talk to they commend said to use by palestinian fighters at the school. ibrahim of hayley lee reports from the scene of the attack i. i am here standing inside most of the houses as cool. and this is all for math of a brutal aerotech targeted business, full

the thoughts of robin hood villages that are like, well, headquarters here and also coming up to adults in china. the us national security advisor says both sides of working to ensure competition doesn't turn into conflict . the sanctions i understood rollins nuclear programs of the publishing. it's people and the 100 funds to the nigeria warnings that more than 26000000 people won't have enough to fees within weeks. the is what it strikes and rates across the occupied west bank that's killed at least 9 palestinians as well says the military operation is this largest the since the 2nd intifada move into decades ago. and it strikes the cities of 2 of us and geneva also into the at least 10 people policy and fights has been confronting these, right? they all be using, improvise explosives is right. the ministry builders is involved with vehicles of also sold towns knowles, of my life. the 650 palestinians have been killed by is riley, they will complied. westbank since october the half of them in geneva, in the north and total claim to the west to boss has been increasingly targeted. and

name was sycamore-gep; the tree received this name after it appeared in wide release in the film robin hoodstner. the film was released in the ninety- first year, during which time the plane tree even managed to become the tree of the year in england. deny guilt but they will stand trial. as the hero of medieval english balalata said, if the law requires respect, shouldn't the punishment fit the crime? what else has happened over the past 7 days, what events will not leave you without emotion, what you should definitely find out about, nikita makhodkin has prepared a special selection for you. print a work of art, become like a crocodile, attend a triple celebration and combine business with pleasure, we will not only learn about this in the next few minutes, we will start... with an increase in appetite. the surest way to get in guinness book of records, prepare a dish from palin sizes. will it live up to your expectations? the question is open, but preparing a dish that the world has never seen before will clearly leave its mark on history and can be an excellent pr move. this is what the

robin hood took from the poor, gave the rich, paid for by the middle class, weak cannot stand four more years. reagan nomics and in their version and then at this guy's. how that document that case seven years later the richest 1% of our society pays 20% less in taxes. but poorest 10% pay 20% more. reaganomics. reagan gave the rich and the powerful a multibillion dollar party. now the party is over. he expects the people to pay for the damage. i take this principled position, conviction. let us not raise taxes on the poor and the middle class. but those who had the party, the rich and the powerful, must pay for the party. i just want to take common sense. the high places will spending. $150 billion a year defending europe and japan. 43 years after the war is over, we have more troops in europe tonight than we had seven years ago. yet the threat of war is ever more remote. germany and japan are not creditor nations. that means they've got a surplus. we are a debtor. nation means we are in debt. let them share more of the burden of their own defense. use some of that money. the build dece

robin hood took from the poor, gave the rich, paid for by the middle class, weak cannot stand four more years. reagan nomics and in their version and then at this guy's. how that document that case seven years later the richest 1% of our society pays 20% less in taxes. but poorest 10% pay 20% more. reaganomics. reagan gave the rich and the powerful a multibillion dollar party. now the party is over. he expects the people to pay for the damage. i take this principled position, conviction. let us not raise taxes on the poor and the middle class. but those who had the party, the rich and the powerful, must pay for the party. i just want to take common sense. the high places will spending. $150 billion a year defending europe and japan. 43 years after the war is over, we have more troops in europe tonight than we had seven years ago. yet the threat of war is ever more remote. germany and japan are not creditor nations. that means they've got a surplus. we are a debtor. nation means we are in debt. let them share more of the burden of their own defense. use some of that money. the build dece

fidelity vanguard, robin hood and so much more delaying trading for hour and a half and these numbers recent high insurance rates, will they continue to feel fears over a looming recession? >> but it's never pleasant to taking a look at statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> shaw spark hopes the large gains leading up to this stock sell-off will still hold america's economy and high standings. he says overall the u.s. economy is pretty strong as silver lining when the fed makes a rate cut next month, people looking for home or car loans find better deals. the federal reserve will decide what to do about interest rates next month on september. 18th. but with this latest roll coaster that might just be pushed up. noel. a celebration was held on the peninsula this weekend. the sisters of mercy in burlingame holding a jubilee mass on sunday f

putin's history, it seems to me, increasingly looks like some kind of robin hood, who dared after 30ese mockers to finally speak out against the collective west. you know, indeed, we have already talked about this once in this studio, but with the end of the cold war, essentially the victory of the west in this war, in the eyes of the entire western elite, we became prey. the question is that this prey was very difficult to take. because they had to change their consciousness, yes, but it was difficult in that era, there were still people who fought in the second world war, the great patriotic war, and so on and so forth, that is, time had to pass, but when time began to pass, we came to the realization that something was wrong in this history, no one brought us any freedoms, no democracy, no development, prosperity, technology, none of that existed, on the contrary, the destruction of what we had began. only under putin a different view began to life in russia, even though the situation there is much more complicated, but let's remember history, what is the western elite and has any

so he was really the robin hood of that whole effort.king on the wild west of wall street, spitzer had earned himself a new nickname. spitzer has deputized himself as the "sheriff of wall street." so even though you were on the other side in at least a case or two of his aggressive regulation of various financial industries, you thought that he was doing exactly what that 23-year-old, first-year harvard law student was meant to do. he is using power effectively to help the people. he was the most powerful, most successful, and i think most effective state attorney general in the history of the united states. that's pretty high praise. yes, absolutely. this all might sound like hyperbole now that we're on the other side of his shocking scandal and public downfall, but everyone thought this way at the time, and not just in new york. i myself believed that spitzer was on a path that could end up at the white house, but he had been learning some pretty undemocratic lessons on his way up, that he could push boundaries, seize power, and that t

he was this guy that was taking their resources and giving 'em to the peasants, and so he became robin hoodhe reality that i'm gonna have resistance from the old guard, the old ward bosses, the madigans, daley to some extent, my father-in-law, and so the goal was raise money now and raise a lot of it so that you can afford to make enemies, and you can afford to lose support. right, but some of these people that you were-- that you were relying on like chris kelly were--were corrupt. -right? -turned out that chris had problems in his own personal business, and he was found guilty of those things. had nothing to do with me. but, like, a lot of the people in the world of fund-raising are not necessarily... -they are not. -...upstanding individuals. -no, they're not. -yeah. -no, they're not. what's the saying? "ignorance is not a defense"? tony rezco and chris kelly-- they started compiling this list of different entities that were state contractors, and they hit all those people up for money, probably with rod's assistance. "hey, you got a contract? you wanna keep it? or you want to get more?

september last year, it became famous throughout the world after the release of the film in 1991 robin hoodce of thieves with american actor kevin costner in the lead role, of course, i first of all do not understand how it was possible in a national park cut down a tree, how did vandals get in there, well , maybe it happened, maybe it's for the best, that the oak is not an oak, the plane tree has been renewed, and we wish the plane tree health, i've never done this. well, now i wish a new big beautiful tree will grow in spite of these very vandals and they'll film another sequel to robinson, yes, part two, we'll see , well, you know, a lot of interesting things are happening in our country, for example , another huge bison statue has appeared in belarus, the sculpture was installed at the entrance to volozhin , it became a gift to my hometown from volozhin forestry department to the regional harvest festival, which will take place on september 21, so be sure to come, the authors of the wooden sculpture of the symbol of belarus. the famous sculptor pavel khotilovsky spoke. in his work, the

you made him somewhat of a robin hood. and i told you on the he was indicted. he's not any of those things. he's a murderer. and we prove that. the new york fbi chief fox said that the incident the courthouse was orchestrated and planned not a spontaneous outpouring of public outrage. but even if busses may have been paid for, plenty of people were more than willing to come along for the ride. when gotti convicted, his daughters told the paper my father was the last of the mohicans. many people agreed. during the trial, the new york post used a 900 number to ask if salvatore sammy the bull gravano, gotti's former underboss, who against him was telling the truth. if gotti was more than half with gotti. outside bergen hung and fish club, the bosses hang out in ozone park, queens. neighborhood denizens lined up to pay solemn respects to john's brother, peter, just to the south. and the slightly more genteel howard beach residents put up yellow ribbons like the ones people put up for the troops during the gulf war. and it wasn't just the lower middle class bart gar

paymasters and £8 billion that he's spending on great british energy, who seems to take inspiration from robin hoodcrous energy energy, a ludicrous energy company created by my neighbouring labour city council in nottingham that went bankrupt as a result of it. so they are taking political choices and i think they're the wrong choices. i think their selfish choices and as a result of those choices, taxes are going to be raised. this autumn on the middle classes in our country , middle classes in our country, on business, which is going to harm economic growth and investment in the uk and vulnerable people like pensioners, you know, 10 million pensioners, you know, 10 million pensioners are going to lose their winter fuel allowance purely to pay for these political choices of keir starmer. >> mass migration has led to a decrease in gdp per capita, rather than increase, what would your target net migration figure be if you were to be prime minister? >> well, i've said that i would get parliament to set a legal cap on migration in the tens of thousands or lower. that seems to me a sensible starting po

the poor to give to the rich in what has been dubbed as the robin hoodin has been dubbed as the robin hoodvealed that over £3 million of british foreign aid has been used to fund projects in affluent regions abroad. this foreign aid has been used to finance chinese opera road schemes in malaysia and many other projects. around £200,000 was used to pay for the shanghai all female yue opera. between 2018 and 2022, shanghai has an average gdp per capita of £19,520, which is the same as waltham forest in london. these statistics are surprising , and i statistics are surprising, and i don't know about you, but i'm sure that the hero who hails from sherwood forest, would not only disapprove but be a little bit confused. and i expect maid marian wouldn't be particularly pleased either. well, i'm joined now by the communications officer at the institute of economic affairs , reem ibrahim, economic affairs, reem ibrahim, who has done some work on this, or the institute has. reem, thank you very much for joining me. >> hello, jacob. >> hello, jacob. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for havin

fidelity vanguard, robin hood and more elaine trade for an hour and a half.his numbers in recent high interest rates continue to fuel fears over a looming recession. >> pleasant to taking a look at statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> only the large gains leading up to the stock sell-off will still hold america's economy. high standings. he says overall the u.s. economy's pretty strong and silver lining when the fed makes a rate cut next month, people looking for a home or car loans could find better deals. the federal reserve will decide what to do about interest rates next month on september 18 with the latest roller coaster and it pushed back. let's head over sports because the giants clinching the first win against the nationals covers. erin wilson has the highlights. >> giants are in d c taking on the nati