samir: i think it is a big threat and scare. still hard to see the gain for using a tactical weapon. ukrainians are not concentrating in big world war ii style formations, necessarily. event tentative's support what putin has is there still buying russian energy. i think there is more to gain. dani: wonderful to get your thoughts. thank you so much. dr. samir puri. coming up, investors from europe have ignored to hide with increased volatility. an energy crisis reduces the risk appetite. we will get more from that the reaction from private capital, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." risk appetite is in short supply as increased volatility and and increased recession with energy crisis leaves little on the continent. june political -- geopolitical risks continue to grow. what is this macro environment mean for the micro? joining us now is mathieu chabran from tikehau capital. joining us now from the capital market. -- capital market conference. what is the atmosphere right now with the

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it's got a beautiful score by oscar samir.ing, thoughtful, kind of evocative experience. as i said it's on sky cinema and also in selected cinemas, and i thought it was really terrific. excellent, intriguing. lots of good stuff. really interesting week actually, isn't it? a good bit of mixture and something for everyone. which one are you going to see? birdy. that's my starting point. that is my starting point. it has to be, has to be. and that's it. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever it is you choose to go and see. we'll see you next week. thanks for being with us. bye— bye. hello. it's set to get colder for all of us over the next few days, although, that said, lowest temperatures likely to be sunday morning. with light winds, we could see a touch of frost in some rural parts to begin the day, a few mist and fog patches, too. they will quickly clear and for most, a chilly start to sunday, but a lovely, sunny one. isolated shower, too, over norfolk and suffolk, the channel islands, and as cloud builds in the north and west thr

samir hashmi has the details.urse of the world cup. it has invested billions of dollars to organise the tournament ever since it won the bid in 2010. but with just weeks left for the kick—off, many fans who were planning to come down from different parts of the world are struggling to find accommodation. qatar has a little over 30,000 hotel rooms, out of which 80% have been booked by fifa for officials and football teams. this has squeezed availability for travelling fans. the organisers say that there will be over 100,000 rooms available for fans across different categories, including empty apartments like this, villas and floating hotels. but the cost of these rooms is proving to be expensive. even tiny prefabricated cabins at fan villages built on the outskirts of the city are listed for over $200 a night, which many fans say is pricey. we weren't given permission to visit the site by the authorities. with no affordable options available, simon whitney was forced to book a room in dubai, where he is paying a fr

it's got a beautiful score by oscar samir.l, kind of evocative experience. i said it's on sky cinema and also in selected cinemas, and i thought it was really terrific. excellent, intriguing. lots of good stuff. really interesting week actually, isn't it? a good bit of mixture and something for everyone. which one are you going to see? birdy. that's my starting point. that is my starting point. it has to be, has to be. and that's it. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever it is you choose to go and see. we'll see you next week. thanks for being with us. bye— bye. most of the showers today have been across _ most of the showers today have been across england — most of the showers today have been across england and _ most of the showers today have been across england and wales _ most of the showers today have been across england and wales but - most of the showers today have been across england and wales but this . across england and wales but this evening _ across england and wales but this evening and — across england and wales but

it's got a beautiful score by oscar samir.ughtful, kind of evocative experience. i said, it's on sky cinema and also in selected cinemas, and i thought it was really terrific. excellent, intriguing. lots of good stuff. really interesting week actually, isn't it? a good bit of mixture and something for everyone. which one are you going to see? birdy. that's that's my starting point. that is my starting point. it has to be, has to be. and that's it. enjoy your cinema—going, whatever it is you choose to go and see. we'll see you next week. thanks for being with us. good afternoon. many parts of the uk are seeing quite a lot of sunshine at the moment. bright but rather cool weather spreading southwards, sunshine and a scattering of showers, but this band of cloud and rain continuing to affect the south—east corner. that will be a feature, actually, for much of the next 2a hours. very slow—moving, this band of cloud and rain, so it will linger across the south—east of england into parts of east anglia as we go through this evening.

this i think samir is a gypsy, and this gypsy soul is true, therefore everything is true.caught myself thinking that it would be a good man. actually i won't today. so more release will be straight. a bastard to be straight, i'll be a bad bad cop at last. let's applaud sergei for confessing. yeah , the world couldn't get rid of the uh feeling, the whole performance, that i'm bored? excuse me for that, you sing well. this is understandable to me, but for me it is not very boring. okay? tell me if you have any musical education. no, unfortunately, no, that is, you are just such a self-taught person, yes, and a man of the people. well then, in that case, you were death to you. and thanks for lifting our spirits. thank you very much, thank you. well, thank you, 63 votes for the world, of course, this is not enough, but in any case, so many people will watch you today that you will definitely wake up famous in the morning. thank you today we have only one contestant left to watch and it often happens that it is contestant number eight who completely changes the alignment in the

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha. one side of london bridge across the river thames to the other. now, back in medieval times, the sound of sheep bleating and hooves trotting on london bridge would have been very familiar as farmers drove their sheep across london bridge into the city of london to sell them at a market. those people, called freemen, they didn't have to pay the toll to cross the bridge in recognition of their status as local traders. now, it's not entirely sure when the practice ended, but certainly by the beginning of the 20th century it was no longer happening as motor vehicles had taken over instead. but ten years ago, the tradition was revived, mainly down to a campaign from a charity called the campaign for wool, whose patron is his majesty king charles iii. nowadays it's reallyjust symbolic. it's done as a charity fundraiser. but of course any event of this nature in the city is going to attract a flock of people to come and watch, so if you are in the city of london, you can expect to get lambus

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha.ratic party has conceded defeat in the elections, saying it will be the main opposition force. you have been watching newsday. thank you for watching. hello. we will get our first proper taste of autumn this week, with temperatures below average for the time of year, north—westerly winds to begin with, a changeable week in terms of sunshine, during the first half of the week, and then the potential for something quite nasty later on. to start the week we have warm weather fronts clearing away from southern coastal counties, bringing early rain, and that opens the door to a north—westerly airflow bringing arctic air away, but don't forget it is september, there is still warmth in the atmosphere and it won't feel desperately chilly, and temperatures higher than they were on sunday. but we do start with rain across southern counties of england, the channel islands, just one or two showers later here. ever changing skies elsewhere, sunshine and showers, most frequent across scotland and ou

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha. 0ur our top story, the headquarters of the brothers of italy, where we be believed, she will be the first female prime minister and the country's first far right leader since mussolini. stay with us on bbc news. a changeable week in terms of sunshine one minute, showers the next, in the first half of the week, and then something quite nasty later on. a warm weather front clearing to the south. that opens the door to a north/north—westerly weather front, bringing arctic air our way, but it's september so still a bit of warmth in the atmosphere. the morning feels fairly fresh, but temperatures higher on sunday morning. inaudible. wherever you are, quite a breezy day compared to recently. the strongest winds in the west, may be 50 mph. cool afternoon, temperatures at 16, lowerthan cool afternoon, temperatures at 16, lower than recently. distinctly chilly in the north—east of scotland, 8 degrees cooler than sunday afternoon. monday night and tuesday, we continue with the strong wind. showers in parts of scotland. a bit cooler where you have shelter, southern

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha. hello.r the time of year, north—westerly winds to begin with, a changeable week in terms of sunshine, during the first half of the week, and then the potential for something quite nasty later on. to start the week we have warm weather fronts clearing away from southern coastal counties, bringing early rain, and that opens the door to a north—westerly airflow bringing arctic air our way, but don't forget it is september, there is still warmth in the atmosphere and it won't feel desperately chilly, and temperatures higher than they were on sunday. but we do start with rain across southern counties of england, the channel islands, just one or two showers later here. ever changing skies elsewhere, sunshine and showers, most frequent across scotland and out of the western coast, one or two spots may avoid showers altogether, but quite breezy compared to of late. strong winds in the west. and of course it all adds up for a cool afternoon, and out of the sunshine you will notice temperatures of 10—

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha. another sporting marathon. double 0lympic another sporting marathon.e is 37 years old and he crossed the line in two hours, one minute and nine seconds, 30 seconds better than his previous best set four years ago also in berlin. he was coy about any future plans to tackle the famed two hour mark, saying, one rabbit at a time. one race that does seem to have been won is by giorgia meloni, who is set to become italy's first female prime minister. we will keep across that story for you. we will get our first proper taste of autumn this week, with temperatures below average for the time of year, north—westerly winds to begin with, a changeable week in terms of sunshine, during the first half of the week, and then the potential for something quite nasty later on. to start the week we have warm weather fronts clearing away from southern coastal counties, bringing early rain, and that opens the door to a north—westerly airflow bringing arctic air our way, but don't forget it is september, there is still warmth in the atmosphere and it won't feel desperately c

and a warning to view as if there were distressing images in this report from laura, but unmanly bmw samir is 7 years old. he is weak and suffering from a skin disease. his family is from pakistan thinned province. one of the regions worth affected by the flooding. they were trapped in their village, shot dead caught for one week in august, before they found temporary shelter. more than 300 clumps is away in a roadside camp. one of them is brothers did not survive his father to grief stricken to speak on camera shelters. like these have become a mainstay. many people have similar elements tell their saddam and then the floods have not only taken our homes, but also we are faced with acute diseases where everyone is suffering. the doctors just visit the camps, but we don't get proper treatment. it's very painful. some found assistance in charity run camps, but even they a facing severe shortages, thought a be model guy, but it does it almost all of us including children. the elderly and women got hill because we don't get clean drinking water and the government is not providing proper food

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha.rd in berlin. the 37—year—old kenyan crossed the line in a time of two hours, one minute and nine seconds, beating his previous best by 30 seconds, set four years ago also in berlin. kipchoge was coy about any future plans to tackle the two—hour mark, saying "one rabbit at a time". a bit of ground up to 1.05. the pound has been under pressure as the dollar has been boosted by the us central bank raising interest rates. the new uk chancellor recently unveiled a pretty historic tax cuts funded by huge increases in borrowing. tax cuts which he said would go on over the course of the weekend. those are the main news stories for now on bbc news. we will get our first proper taste of autumn this week, with temperatures below average for the time of year, north—westerly winds to begin with, a changeable week in terms of sunshine, during the first half of the week, and then the potential for something quite nasty later on. to start the week we have warm weather fronts clearing away from southe

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from the capital doha, our correspondent samir hashmi sent this report.cing _ excitement is building up. qatarij nationals are bracing themselves excitement is building up. qatari nationals are bracing themselves for the biggest football carnival. the country are set to become the smallest nation ever to host the tournament. qatar is expecting to attract 1.2 million visitors during the course of the world cup, it has invested billions of dollars to organise the tournament, ever since it won the bet in 2010, with just weeks left of the kick—off, many fans are planning to come down from different parts of the world are struggling to find accommodation. qatar has a little over 30,000 hotel rooms, out of which 80 person —— a tea have been —— there is decreased availability, but they say there will be over 100,000 rooms available forfans over different will be over 100,000 rooms available for fans over different categories. the cost of these rooms is proving to be expensive. even tiny prefabricated cabins built on the outskirts of the city are listed for over

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha. now it's time for a look at the weather, with darren. bring in some showers. not quite as cold as last night, temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east england down to seven degrees. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, the weather front bringing the rain band is in the english channel, and we have this run of much stronger northerly winds across the uk bringing colder air all the way from iceland, a mixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly frequent showers, northern scotland down those north sea coasts, but some further west as well. the winds are going to be very strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in northern scotland, temperatures struggling to make double figures, 16 in the far south, but everywhere feeling colder in the strong wind. hello, this is bbc news with lewis vaughanjones. the headlines: labour opens its annual conference as its leader, sir keir starmer, prepares to set out the dividing lines between his party and the new conservative government. he tells the bbc

samir hashmi, bbc news, doha.e olena, waters accused ultra—nationalists in ukraine of provoking russia. he said the west was prolonging the bloodshed by arming ukraine, but failed to mention russia's role in starting the conflict. waters has long been a pacifist and anti—war campaigner. now it's time for a look at the weather, with darren. the wind continuing to strengthen, cloud across the uk, a short spell of rain that moves away from scotland and northern ireland this evening. it sprints southwards across england and wales. the wind direction changes, a northerly wind will bring in some showers. not quite as cold as last night, temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east england down to seven degrees. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, the weather front bringing the rain band is in the english channel, and we have this run of much stronger northerly winds across the uk bringing colder air all the way from iceland, a mixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly freq

look new york has a difficult and a right to shelter a law samir adams has provided shelter to anyoneof a pickle he's got to find a place these migrants so he sent his chief of staff to the norwegian cruise line in normandy check out the accommodations see may have a fleet of migrant cruise ships coming your way in new york harbor. we will keep you posted. >> laura: my question raymond is will they go to the deck where was the deck so bake on the love boat it was always the promenade. >> because she was the cruise director. >> laura: we knew she had you had a crush on her. no story of taxpayer waste in the state of colorado is so shocking that we had to invite the republican running to unseat democratic governor jerry poulos on react. heidi canal is here next.be ♪ ♪li so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk i

now a warning door of yours, this report by lord bern. manley contains some distressing images. samir is 7 years old. he is weak and suffering from a skin disease. his family is from pakistan, sind province, one of the regions worse affected by the flooding. they were trapped in their village, shot dead caught for one week in august, before they found temporary shelter, more than 300 clumsy away in a roadside camp. one is to me, his brothers did not survive his father to grief stricken to speak on camera. shelters like these have become a mainstay. many people have similar elements tell their saddam and then the floods have not only taken our homes, but also we are faced with acute diseases where everyone is suffering. the doctor's visit to camps, but we don't get proper treatment. it's very painful. some found assistance in charity run camps, but even they a facing severe shortages, thought a be model guy, but it almost all of us including children. the elderly and women got hill because we don't get clean drinking water and the government is not providing proper food kits up, diarrh

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i want to bring in a samir hussein in new york and has been explaining more about the dollar. 50 beenoil in the uk have _ dollar. so what does the turmoil in the uk have to _ dollar. so what does the turmoil in the uk have to do _ dollar. so what does the turmoil in the uk have to do with _ dollar. so what does the turmoil in the uk have to do with wall - dollar. so what does the turmoil in | the uk have to do with wall street? financial— the uk have to do with wall street? financial markets are often pretty tightly _ financial markets are often pretty tightly connected and will react to news _ tightly connected and will react to news happening in other countries. american _ news happening in other countries. american economists and even the international monetary fund have derided _ international monetary fund have derided the british government's so-called — derided the british government's so—called mini budget, saying it will lead — so—called mini budget, saying it will lead to an increased disparity between — will lead to an increased disparity between the rich and poor and is no

we will have to i leave it there but we thank you very much for your time, samir puri, great to have haven't _ enter westminster hall? - still haven't made it yet. we are at gabriel's wharf. it's been an incredible experience, it's very cold, but everyone has been great. we've made lovely friends. people have been stoic in a small hours of the morning and we have a long way to go. it's a kind thing, people are sharing snacks, chatting to their neighbours and holding spaces it's nice to feel a part of it.— feel a part of it. you've got a lona feel a part of it. you've got a long way _ feel a part of it. you've got a long way to _ feel a part of it. you've got a long way to go- _ feel a part of it. you've got a long way to go. i _ feel a part of it. you've got a long way to go. i was - feel a part of it. you've got a long way to go. i was being i long way to go. i was being optimistic for you but it looks like there is a long way ahead. what is the energy in the queue like? we have been hearing that people are making friends in the queue. what's it been like for you? the queue. what's

it's got a beautiful score by oscar samir.unchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today — the chancellor defends tax cuts, aimed at boosting economic growth, saying they're fair for all — we'll have reaction to the mini budget. on the financial markets — the pound fell to a 37—year low against the dollar, over fears of recession and higher inflation. an emotional goodbye from the one of the greatest of all time. roger federer, the 20—time grand slam champion, plays his last competitive match and bows out from tennis, after what he called his perfectjourney. how a fear of failure almost ended gymnast max whitlock�*s career prematurely, and how his daughter is helping him overcome his worries. and the glitterball is up for grabs once more — strictly come dancing is back for its 20th series. we'll hear from some of the new contestants later. yellow morning all. not a bad weekend i had the most of us, it largely fine on saturday with sunny spells and a few scattered showers. make the most of this weekend's weather if you can, tu