tobias: very good question.e see many countries already in distress primarily low income and smaller countries. for the moment, markets can absorb the shock. with the economy potentially growing lower, potentially more adverse shock sitting, we could see a broader debt crisis. to date, markets have absorb those losses fairly well. lisa: which emerging markets are you focused on right now? tobias: particularly focused on smaller countries, sub-saharan africa, middle east, latin america, caribbean, etc. over time, there could be wider distress in other countries. tom: thank you so much for joining us. cannot say enough about what we will see in a week with the financial stability analysis of the capital markets part of the international monetary fund. i look at where we are heading toward this conversation with the managing director, and when you take the framework of economics, financial stability, fiscal soundness, you mentioned something important which is the given that fiscal soundness is still there. that is

_ already sort of copper indigo like tobias ellwood and the like.say i quite — them privately, they will say i quite like _ them privately, they will say i quite like to wait and see everything. and we heard this in the debate _ everything. and we heard this in the debate last— everything. and we heard this in the debate last week in the house. on the privilege committee investigation. a lot of them are saying — investigation. a lot of them are saying they still want to see everything, the met inquiry completed in the sue gray report published in full before making a call on _ published in full before making a call on what to do about boris johnson — call on what to do about boris johnson so i think the fact that this briefing and actually could be really _ this briefing and actually could be really excoriating, that can be quite — really excoriating, that can be quite significant. in really excoriating, that can be quite significant.— really excoriating, that can be quite significant. in a similar kind of line and _ quite significant. in a similar

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one of the other interesting things, tobias ellwood, the conservative chair of the defence select committeester to becoming the first prime minister to be found guilty of a criminal charge while in office. i think there is amount of the population and boaters who will wonder why this was brought up who will wonder why this was brought up now, and the early may elections are germane to this, and clearly brexit. —— population and voters. this has been a frustration, someone say humiliation or the government. the fact it has lost control of its borders, and certainly there is not an appropriate working policy on how to handle in a humane and speedy way these refugees. some refugees may stay in yorkshire in a detention centre that nobody knew about locally until it was announced publicly today for up to six months. how is that speedy and efficient? you mention financial successes with the uk paying france. in terms of targeting people smugglers, how successful has it been? there have been successes, i haven't seen the latest numbers, but there is an operation between the french, the british, th

tobias ellwood, mp _ battle in ukraine goes. tobias ellwood, mp and _ battle in ukraine goes.ing, and we decided to launch a consultation to see whether the rules were strong enoughin to see whether the rules were strong enough in making sure they didn't appeal to young people. we've now decided that these new rules are a step change. we've always had rules protecting young people from potential harms, but these new rules tighten things up. a lot of different stuff such as reality stars won't be allowed in gambling ads, which will help us protect potentially vulnerable people. to what extent is there evidence that children are affected when it's people like reality tv stars and sports people that you would recognise, that they really are taken in? ., , recognise, that they really are taken in?— recognise, that they really are taken in? . , ., ., taken in? the gamble aware report had evidence _ taken in? the gamble aware report had evidence there _ taken in? the gamble aware report had evidence there could _ taken in? the gamble aware report had evidence there could be - taken

tobias ellwood, recognise and address. tobias ellwood. we — recognise and address.platinum jubilee — and here on breakfast, we're sharing the stories of people who have had the opportunity to meet her majesty over the decades. john maguire has been speaking to some of them — including our very own carol. allow me to introduce yvonne, jackie, anne, and carol. ten years ago, during the diamond jubilee, carol was invited to speak at the sandringham women's institute, and in attendance would be its president — her majesty the queen. i can't believe it's been ten years since that day. where has the time gone?! i don't know, carol. we're absolutely delighted to see you again, it really is lovely — and in the platinum jubilee year, as well. i mean, it's fantastic that you could get here. queen mary set up the wi here more than 100 years ago. since then, the sandringham branch has boasted a royal presidential lineage. she actually became a member in her own right in 1943, and princess margaret came along, as well — and queen mary. i mean, they all used to come, when you rea

tobias ellwood mp, chair of the house of — quicker.or should be doing to stop russia. an investigation has found that former labour cabinet mininster, liam byrne breached parliamentary bullying rules and recommends an investigation has found the former labour cabinet minister liam byrne breached parliamentary bullying rules in relation to a member of his staff. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent damian grammaticas. we got this final decision coming through now from the igcs, the independent complaints and grievances to set up to deal with complaints against mps. liam byrne has been an mp since 200a. he served under tony blair, gordon brown is a cabinet minister. there was a treasury minister, chief secretary to the treasury, served in cabinet office. this complaint relates to being madejust under two years ago, the period at the beginning of the pandemic. at that time he had an assistant he had just employed called david barker. who was also a labour party member. at that time, mr barker ran a food bank in birmingham. a min

tobias ellwood said ukraine is — this war. tobias ellwood said ukraine is getting _ this war.ow quickly that can be done? h is needed and how quickly that can be done? v . is needed and how quickly that can be done? �*, ., ., , , be done? so, it's a huge gap. yes, ukraine can — be done? so, it's a huge gap. yes, ukraine can be _ be done? so, it's a huge gap. yes, ukraine can be supported - be done? so, it's a huge gap. yes, ukraine can be supported well- be done? so, it's a huge gap. yes, i ukraine can be supported well enough to break up and perhaps stop a russian assault. but what ukraine does not have is the capacity to provide air or ground forces that are capable of throwing the russians out of ukraine or conducting a major counter offensive into the flanks of the russian encirclement from the north and south. the best the ukrainians can hope for is they destroy or defeat the russian attack, then it will dissolve into a difficult stalemate. haifa attack, then it will dissolve into a difficult stalemate. how important is the air? from _ difficult stalemate. how important i

there are some already, people like tobias ellwoodl already, people like tobias ellwood have said _ alreadying horses like in _ there, you don't do stalking horses like in the — there, you don't do stalking horses like in the old days. you can't stand — like in the old days. you can't stand unless there is a vacancy, basically — stand unless there is a vacancy, basicall . ~ ., ., basically. we saw the leader of the labour basically. we saw the leader of the labour party. _ basically. we saw the leader of the labour party, keir— basically. we saw the leader of the labour party, keir starmer, - labour party, keir starmer, yesterday, having a real, quite a powerful statement to the prime minister yesterday but often in these cases, it is messages from those within your own ranks that hit the hardest. what do you think of the hardest. what do you think of the former chief whip mark harper who said to borisjohnson that he was no longer worthy of being prime minister? how damaging is that to borisjohnson at the moment? trufeiiii. boris johnson at the moment? well, the are boris johnson at the mom

tobias harris had 20 points. all 5 of philadelphia starters scored in double digits. this series shifts over to toronto. that game is on wednesday. game 3 in the sixers. they will be without tyrese maxey on wednesday because of covid protocols. he only took one of the vaccine. so he's not eligible. >> to play in but here i am in thrive city. 3rd quarter of the warriors game soon as this game goes final. we will have your full highlights before you go. i just want to pan over to this t-shirt is called goldblatt. it is fitting that is the moniker of this warriors postseason. they're handing out t-shirts inside. they're going by that phrase goldblatt it. and like i said, they had a cold blooded run today. 26 to 8 to go down from down 12 points. they're up 10 points now soon as this one of those final will be on the court. we'll have highlights reaction here from steve kerr steph curry. you hear people clapping. so something does get a live update right now is 80 to 66. we're having fun in here. i'm going to go back into building and catch the end of this game will catch

thomas tobias, us capitol police general counsel and the fop chairman gus. i want to thank each of you and all officers and civilians at the capital police who worked tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of the members employees, visitors and facilities both here and within our districts. the capital police have a very unique role as the only law enforcement agency solely responsible or protecting the congress and the us capitol complex. i repeat this at each of our hearings to emphasize the aessential role capital police play as an agency of the legislative branch. the men and women of the capital police put their lives on the tline each day to ensurecongress and operate efficiently and carry out their roles as described in the constitution . you do your jobs that we can do hours . thank you for joining us to discuss the department's fiscal year 2023 budget request. currently resources for the capital police are 10 percent of the entire legislative branch budget totaling $602.5 million. today you'll be requesting 708 million. a significant increase

tobias peter. mr. peter is a dedicated research fellow in the assistant director of the american enterprise institute's housing center. he is the author of several reports on housing policy and consistently provides invaluable insights into our housing markets. mr. peters, also a constituent of mine from st. cloud, minnesota. i've been fortunate to know him for the past four years. thank you for joining our committee today. on behalf of the committee and the sixth district of thank you for lending congress your time and expertise as we consider ways to strengthen our housing. >> without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record. you will have five minutes to summarize or test mine. you should be able to see a timer that will indicate how much time you have left in your testimony. mr. bishop, who are now recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. >> thank you chairwoman. the appraisal is deeply concerned about recent allegations of bias in appraisal. when one indicat

ukraine now and we can speak to the conservative mp and chair of the commons defence select committee tobiashave all the other nato countries been? we have had debates about whether something is defensive or offensive. to see britain now give more military equipment, including weapon systems, this is important news. i took my defence committee to germany and warsaw only a week ago and it was interesting to see how their mind set has changed. they recognised it is bigger than ukraine, the threat to europe itself. germany is increasing its defence budget by 100 billion euros. that is a 180 degrees change from germany, they see this challenge that will be for many years to come. st challenge that will be for many years to come.— challenge that will be for many years to come. challenge that will be for many ears to come. �* ., ,., ., years to come. at what point are we actually engaged — years to come. at what point are we actually engaged in i years to come. at what point are we actually engaged in this i years to come. at what point are we actually engaged in this war i years to come. at what