tim waterer, chief market analyst at kcm trade gave us a sense of what to expect. we'll see solid numbers for 01, but there is this spectre of interest rates remaining higherfor longer and that could certainly cut into corporate growth later in the year. and i think that's whatjamie diamond is certainly alluding to there. so i think the outlook for the corporates that will probably sway sentiment as much as the 01 earnings themselves. yes, the us interest rates, inflation do not seem to be heading lower as many had hoped. how is this affecting the broader global economy and markets? that's right. the cpi figures that came out this week for march, they were uncooperative at best and we saw the equity markets react negatively accordingly. so i think we're seeing that inflation by its nature is nonlinear and we have progressively this year seen a pushing out of that timeline of when we could see those rate cuts. going into the year, markets were thinking we could see a rate cut come as early as march, march, then move tojune. june is now moving more towards september

i want to talk about tim's water, the largest water company and a quarter of the british population and shareholders say they will not provide the utility company with a £500 million lifeline of what the regulator has rejected its plans to fill its funding short of by raising bills by as much as 40% for its customers and so, the whole situation is a complete mess and what is interesting is the public and political response to this because particularly from the left, there's no pressure to re—nationalize the water companies which were privatised during the margaret thatcher era. the reports of leaks, but sewage being poured into rivers and the lack of investment in large part, a victorian water system that we have in britain today and all of that is a major issue but actually, much of the responsibility can be placed on the responsibility can be placed on the regulator and what we want in britain is below bills but also massive amounts of investment in our water infrastructure and we cannot have both and the problem if we do get down to the re—nationalization route is to forward. it woul

our correspondent tim muffet has been to a rowing club in suffolk which is trying to get bathing watert training at sudbury rowing club in suffolk. coach tony mole has trained crews here for a0 years. staying on your side. it's a massively healthy sport, notjust for physical health, but mental health as well. out in the countryside with good air. the problem is lots of people with vomiting and sickness and diarrhoea, you know, through the water quality. the club trains on the river stour, but often races on the thames, where on saturday, cambridge beat oxford in the annual university boat race. afterwards, the oxford men's captain said illness hadn't helped. we've had a few guys go down pretty badly with the e.coli strain. so i mean, this morning i was throwing up. it would have been ideal not to have so much poo in the water. but, you know, that's not to take away from cambridge. members of sudbury rowing club say the stour is much cleaner than the thames, but even so there are problems here. when they empty the sewage in the storm drains, it gets pretty fouled up and it's full of all

tim sometimes russian territories continue to go under water. tobol river is actively flooding the city of kurgan, propagandist media write. according to forecasts of the russian ministry of emergency situations, the water level in the river will rise four times to more than 6 m. there is now almost 5 m of water in the river and many houses have already been flooded. we will summarize the morning at 12. you will find more information on our website espresso.tv and. in our social networks, join, put your preferences, further ater will continue my colleagues, do not switch, stay with the espresso team. we invite you to our. sleep laboratories. matrolux - one of the largest manufacturers of orthopedic mattresses and furniture. matryk is your all-purpose thin mattress for uneven surfaces at an affordable price. order topper matrix from one of the country's largest manufacturers of orthopedic mattresses and furniture, and also with a 20% discount. more and more ukrainian families choose topper matrix, which comes in a convenient package that is easy

earlier in his career, tim worked as a journalist for two daily newspaper and as a researcher for the watchdog group food and water watch. these gentlemen, please welcome to people's book. genetics on. all right. thank you, everyone, for coming out supporting your local bookstore, the people's book. thank you for having me. i was going to start by doing a short reading from the book, then take some questions. that's all with everyone. the first edition of a new newsletter from politico called global pulse, published in late 2020, offered remarkable and rare clarity about a vastly story in the covid 19 pandemic response, the gates foundation seemed be in charge, as politico reported. america not be leading in global health anymore, but in american is. bill gates is the architect of the global health infrastructure at the forefront of the pandemic response from. this revelation it should have been a small step to raise some obvious civics on one questions. why was the world's third richest person a magnate with no medical training, serving as the architect of? the response effort to the most pressing health crisis i

[stirring music] tim maltin: titanic, although she sank slowly, she was actually sinking faster and faster and faster as she was settling deeper and deeper in the water started to form around the last lifeboats. and that's where order started to break down. tad fitch: pushing and shoving and people panicking, trying to force their way in, and then it deteriorated that quickly into, like, a horrific scene. we know that several officers did have revolvers with them. tim maltin: and many of them shot them into the air-- [gunshot] --in order to startle passengers and calm them down and bring them to their senses. fifth officer lowe had his own revolver, and he actually did fire it at-- [gunshot] --lifeboat number 14. tad fitch: he was afraid that the passengers were going to jump from the promenade deck and cause the boat to buckle or collapse. craig sopin: john jacob astor had his lifebelt on. tad fitch: and so he took his wife, and they went up to the starboard side. greg daugherty: he did usher his bride into a lifeboat. and even when we have astor asking to sit next to his very young and very frightened pregnant wife and he's turned down, he doesn't

tim from 2nd, this team one step ahead. you regulate us have overdue, declared the fungus safe to eat. it's calculated in water, enriched with a nutri institution at oxygen, and let it bubble for 2 to 3 days. and it's ready to be harvested. the water is recycled for the next batch of fund guy. from tech is working with food companies to test the materials we have providing produces of animal free products, not only meets, but it's a good example with an ingredients that comes with a comparable taste and texture rings, comparable nutrition of values is even healthier than animal material. because it doesn't have any collateral, and that can be produced at a very low cost rate. so we are also able to provide it at a price that is competitive with animal derived products to scale up front sec has joined forces with a low co brewery in the past. these events where use different meant be a no was they service breeding habitat for his phone. guy. currently he can have is one time per day. the equivalent of 6600 stakes the business haven't turned up profit yet. maybe not surprising as the market for me to alternative

tim walz touted his administrations focus and investment in education while delivering a state of the state address. he also discussed protecting reproductive health care rights and ivf. rebuilding the states water infrastructure and responsible gun ownership. the covetous address runs just over 20 minutes. -- the governors address. >> thank you all and good evening. chaplin, thank youl for the beautiful words and please one round of applause for the owatonna high school choir. incredible. [applause] >> madam speaker and members of the minnesota house of representatives, that a majority leader and members of the minnesota senate, madam chief justice, distinguished members of the minnesota supreme court and chief judges siegal. my fellow constitutional officers, members of my staff, cabinet and the administration, governor dayton, wonderful to see you both. [applause] distinguish tribal leaders, members of the minnesota national guard, chaplain mark patrick, superintendent, principal, staff and faculty at owatonna high school and especially students of owatonna high school. [applause] lieutenant governor flanagan and minnesota second gentleman tom weber. [applause]e] minnesota's first lady, gwen

rowers from the university of oxford criticised the water quality in the river thames after their annual boat race against cambridge. our reporter, timlness hadn't helped. we've had a few guys go down pretty badly with the e.coli strain, so... i mean, this morning, i was throwing up. it would have been ideal not to have so much poo in the water but, you know, that's not to take away from cambridge. members of sudbury rowing club say the stour is much cleaner than the thames... ..but, even so, there are problems here. just down there, about half a mile, is the sewage works, and then upstream we've got another sewage work. how bad does it get sometimes? well, we have these outflows that come out, and clearly you can see that some of the outflows are producing some dirty water, which is clearly not good water. the colour of that water... this footage was filmed in harlyn bay in cornwall last year. if there's been exceptionally heavy rain, water companies are allowed to release sewage into rivers or the sea. when they empty the sewage in the storm drains, it gets pretty fouled up, and it's full of all sorts of nasties. and what's that li

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tim, is it okay that we're late? no, no, everything is fine, and carefully, it’s been a long time since we ’ve seen each other, well, three years, no less, a lot of waterwife lenochka, their children, and who are they, these are irochka and valechka, hello. hello, borya, ira, it’s very nice, borya, valya, hello, my old friend comrade boris petrovich, please, sit down, the girls will have lunch, the girls have already eaten, it’s just like yours here chekhov, have a drink on verondim, give me a glass, the air here, you’re right, is wonderful, only different times have come, commerce has eaten away at everything like gangrene, such a grandmother. “come on, of course, with pleasure, bon appetit, yes, a sign not to stick around, it’s me, we need to put pressure on director samsonov, we need his signature under the transfer document, he will resist, contact the locals, let them do everything possible, by any means, blackmail , i don’t know, whatever, we need to let him know that he won’t get away from us”? our children? natasha was going through a very difficult she drove the period in her life, her pain, into the very depths of her soul, and by bringing he

tim! so that's what you are like te ya vasmu urfen is heading towards the platinum, wants to open the waterowing, flowing, now they are definitely finished, what is this, she got here too, what are you back away, you chickened out, i’ll tell you all the books, go and divide it into parts, there he is, catch him, catch him! oppose me, the great terrible one, now you will pay for it, come on, goodbye, but wait, what is this? under no circumstances click on the cross, if you put me on the timer again, i don’t know that i’m with you, oh, where is tim, he’s flying, flying, just wait! who i see is orfenju himself, in front of me, on the karau! greetings, oh great terrible one, what is it like? but wait, do you remind me of someone? well, i'm the ruler magical country. oh no. what are you, what other ruler, you are the ruler of the universe, well, yes, a typical ruler, oh, how happy i am, i don’t believe my eyes, that’s right, you don’t believe it, he doesn’t look like, i’m telling you, he’s the ruler of the universe, and you? you're a half-educated wizard, you 're going to argue with me, i comple

waters as much as possible possible. thank you all forjoining us todl on religious a grip on politics. i didn't even notice that is the religious. is mckay coppins, robert jones and tim alberta to let i

waters as much as possible possible. thank you all forjoining us todl on religious a grip on politics. i didn't even notice that is the religious. is mckay coppins, robert jones and tim alberta to let i made their introductions i'm going to make it sure it because some of you here's a k k if you buy their books is like tim's and he is robby jones and he is michael they have a very nice bio inside their books so you know don't take notes now you robby has a website you know you'll never get all that stuff down so just take that and i that they starting a new genre because for each of them the current book is very exciting and i read them and i love them but this is the second book on a related topic so this is a new genre like politics, religion, culture going wrong and this is a follow up book which is brand new and very interesting thing with, if you like, gossip. i'll stop stop tim alberta tim alberta is in here. here is tim alberta. his book is the kingdom the power and the glory and for those of you recognized where comes from, good for you. these are you know it's amazing they're all atlantic staff writers. so this session might be called the atlantic staff reun

a response from tim �*s daughter they said they regard all discharges is unacceptable and taking action to improve the health of the rivers, they say that is a key focus. —— thames waterof the busiest in the uk, and now musicians can officially set up stage there. a busking spot has been opened up in the station's main concourse by network rail, becoming the first of its kind outside of london. our reporter tom ingall went to see what difference its making. let's make a start so we can say this is— let's make a start so we can say this is start — let's make a start so we can say this is start of something great. this duo — this is start of something great. this duo might have thought the busking days were over but even when their vocals might crashed by a tannoy apology for leaves on the line these lea's favourites can still draw a crowd.— still draw a crowd. leeds train station looks _ still draw a crowd. leeds train station looks incredible - still draw a crowd. leeds train station looks incredible now. still draw a crowd. leeds train l station looks incredible now and still draw a crowd. leeds train - station looks incredible now and the step to put live music into