u. k. economy growing by 0.2 percent in january, that was off to it sank into a 2nd recession at the end of last year. is it turning a corner? is the outlet looking price a that lead the leading indicators for kind of a 3 to 6 months outlook look back to for the u. k and actually across across europe . so that's, that's a, a positive sign, especially inflation is, is coming down relatively quickly, but wage growth is, has remained a reasonably kind of sticky and it will, it will probably start to, to, to decelerate. wage by wages will probably start to, to be separate. but what that leaves us with is the part of the cycle where bill wage price starts to come through. and essentially, the part of the cycle way of the walking population walk is actually get the share of, of the, of the pi a over the pulse going over the pulse cycle. that stuff tends to be in a kind of a capitalist economy when that happens. so that's, that's a, that's, that's a kind of a, a positive the negative, unfortunately, is th

u. k. taxpayer money was purchased by an ukranian all the guards. so you know, there's a lot of corruption going on with the tax money that was used. meanwhile, the economies and the u. k. europe, america are really failing and, and failing fast actually. and so people see that. so why they're paying attention now is economic hardship. well, it's going to be very interesting to photo you'll nations elections in november, american for the 6 ways to live us on the drama that we haven't been sort of drawing here as always how it's always great getting your perspective that was all to contribute to tara read, now you can see of course, the beautiful lights of the kremlin behind me, nighttime moscow. it's just gearing up. it's full of place all lights in the studio awful. so staying on, we will be back at the top of the hour. we promise you even more guests, even more analysis and all the latest updates. we'll see, you see the crime here for almost 3 centuries. it's been a strong code of russian culture. 10 years ago of the events, the divided dependence is history into before and of the it became part of russia for good, the divorce of this sort of the so we t

not just for, as we say, beg during the economy of the u. k. and potentially other countries in europe, but also for sabotaging the piece, talks back in 2022. that much so and he's lucky that he's no longer in this building or i'd be giving him that piece of my mind. right directly into his yeah. the, the reg cried the bonus junction, committed against the piece of the reach of the day and job to the peace of the world and the material economic damage, which he has done that by not just to europe as a whole, but to his own country. and my own country, the united kingdom too, these are very considerable price and he still added, you know, i don't know if he charges the topic that he offered to caution in which he offered to give an interview to doctor carson in exchange for $1000000.00 as a fee, i don't know if he's getting fees anywhere else, but he's still active. war mongering seeking to rank and a possibility of a negotiated political agreement. negotiate a piece of add to the punch it on both sides. and indeed, including many, many, for a n

not just for, as we say, beg during the economy of the u. k. and potentially other countries in europe, but also for sabotaging the piece talks back in 2022 or that much so and he's lucky that he's no longer in this building or i'd be giving him that piece of my mind right directly into his yeah. the, the reg cried the bonus junction, committed against the peace of the regions, the danger to the peace of the world and the material economic damage, which he has done there by not just to europe as a whole, but to his own country and my own country. the united kingdom to these are very considerable tribes and he still added, you know, i don't know if he charges the topic that he offered to caution in which he offered to give an interview to doctor caution. in exchange for $1000000.00 as a fee. i don't know if he's getting fees anywhere else, but he's still accurate. war mongering seeking to rec and a possibility of negotiate the political agreement. i negotiate a piece of head to the blood shed on both sides and the data, including many, many, for

not just for, as we say, beg during the economy of the u. k. and potentially other countries in europe, but also for sabotaging the piece talks back in 2022 very much so and he's lucky that he's no longer in this building or i'd be giving him that piece of my mind right directly into his yeah. the, the reg cried that part of the junction committed against the piece of the region, the danger to the peace of the world of the material economic damage, which he has done the by not just to europe as a whole, but to his own country. and my own country, the united kingdom to these are very considerable tribes and he still added, you know, i don't know if he charges the topic that he offered to caution in which he offered to give an interview to doctor caution. in exchange for $1000000.00 as a fee, i don't know if he's getting fees anywhere else, but he's still accurate. war mongering seeking to rank and a possibility of a negotiated political agreement. a negotiate to be so they do the blood shed on both sides and the data, including many, many, for a

economy? by the u. k is logics is fine, expansion of its nuclear power program might not be enough to solve its dependence on fossil fuel. the recent flooding in saudi arabia cost of it in q. right? certainly a rock could be top top bodies actually system still going east was because the backwash is here coming through. talk here, where is the high ground but rain running through northern iraq of the south we chose, i'm not drawing a picture and that's certainly true and you're wrong. but look at the winds, the despite the fact being. so ryan is not being very much in this problem savvy, right? because it's still drawn up to pick up the dust and the sand. and we've got called the fair a lot, the might produce symbol thunderstorms. so a repeat potential iraq, q 8 and eastern side of the which might bring rain to about rain, possibly even dining because in fact, the next 3 days, the doha full across friday, saturday, sunday, all contained some risk of rain, may be sunday, being the wisest with some of the s

economies. the u. s. u k. tell me a straight it are all part of that club. are you at official admitted surprised that the focus, what surprised us is less that the world is recovering. what did surprise us is that in its simplest form, the rebound is partial. it's incomplete, and on equal way a go reaction to the story from upon look guess. and there's a little bit of hiring involved. and when you're talking about working with developing countries, many countries of west have a problem with china, have a problem with the game. you have a problem in russia working in africa, working in developed countries because they believe they're quote unquote exploding their resources in that particular country. but those things, 10, west and country, britain in france during african colonies and therefore, my african colonies referenced this bill in french africa and they still control the bank. this will control the financing. so them working with somebody means that they want to exploit them and take advantage of them. and if you look at many of the issues, that's th

a group of 38 states, mostly west, and one is considered high income economies regarded as developed countries of the us. so the u. k. germany and australia, they're all part of the club. and so bank the sophistic, so united nations official admitted in his words, surprise at the global inequality. what surprised us is less that the world is recovering. what did surprise us is that in its simplest form, the rebound is partial. it's incomplete, and on equal, well, let's learn a lot more about this across live to a panel of guess on the left screen. it's political on list from south to down. i cold, dark in the center screen, the global affairs on the list from nigeria, victim a high and spokes person for the fact those reformers democratic fraction far right screen is dimitri till jani. gentleman, a very well welcome to all 3 of you. it is a pleasure to have you on the tunnel, the cd to talk about this you and report, which by the way i call i'm having trouble with this you and report simply because i'm not sure about it. but then again, what for united nations are the reason you and report basically highlighting wha

economy gain severely. and in fact, in the city of the north face is now one of the most disadvantage regions in the u . k. they lead the nation in child poverty, unemployment, alcohol related sites, holidays and suicide rights. most of these kind of key sociological measures, avenue northeast, is on the wrong side of them. so daughter is the situation. the 2 banks now crop up to cities most vulnerable. it's a common sight and much of the united kingdom, but especially in the nations. no, bill corcoran found at the new costs united fence food bank in 2010, which fades 12 hun, the people which whatever reason, people are working don't have enough money to feed the children. nobody still has the power on a policy solving children. so we need to get this sorted out and if they want, so they don't, we have to, it's no one to the new cost. the united, the cities, only football club has become a haven to escape the hoss realities of northern life. with saint james's park, the fable ground where the fans descend. when you come into the city, you said uh you say black and white, every way you'll go around the cor

economy. some of them concentrated around london that may be beneficial for the u. k. to preserve, do you think you k? it may be involved in something like this, playing not only against the it's proclaimed elements like rational for example, iran, but also against and suppose at alice like the united states. uh, $8.00 and how to take something that's kind of um, applying the started be perfectly honest see that and in this kind of a saying, i think i think the phone with calls and actually the same only the problem is, is it was, you know, we're not taking a position on the call, treat that actually making noises in the post solution, but somebody size a solution by some policy name. people are being subject tools as of terrible, frankly, attacks and injustices and human rights violations. and the worst of these white people, this of that dreadful contact was to type in october of last year. and you know, we need as if we want to have a whole list of states the, we need to kind of give you the, the choice to reconcile the different positions that were assigned and, an

i mean, this has been to no avail, rest of the economy has moved forward despite every single attempt at targeting it . now, even the economists a u. k outlet had said that moscow has actually defied the nay sayers and added that the economic performance of russia appears to actually have returned to a pre conflict levels. one huge thing that we have to point out that is happening for russia. apart from the economic expansion, eastwards we're talking about the energy sector where russia is succeeding and uh, the hon gary informed minister actually just met in budapest with the general director of ross adam. and they're working on this new a reactors we're hungry, is path to nuclear power plant. the project is allegedly unfolding as it should and will begin the cornerstone of pouring the 1st batch of cement in the concrete. it's the batch of concrete by the end of 2024, because i want you to, as of the european and global energy crises of the past period, have clearly shown that countries that can produce the energy they need themselves are safe. therefore, in order to increase henry's energy security, it needs to increase its own ene

economy. some of them concentrated around london that may be beneficial for the u. k. to preserve, do you think you k, it may be involved in something like this, playing not only against the is proclaimed elements like rational for example, iran, but also against and suppose it alice, like the united states. he goes and how to take something that's kind of applying this started be perfectly honest. see that an english kind of a saying, i say not even the phone with dogs and actually the same only the kind of music is it was, you know, we're not taking a position on the concrete, but actually like you nice isn't the post solution, but somebody sides a solution, the voice and policy name people are being subject tools of terrible, frankly, attacks and injustices and human rights violations. and the, what cities, right people this of the joyful content was the type in october of last year. and you know, we need as if we want to have all those states the, we need to kind of give you the, the choice to reconcile the different positions that were assigned to and, and as well

i mean, this has been to no avail, rest of the economy has moved forward despite every single attempt at targeting it . now even the economist, a u. k. outlet had said that moscow has actually defied the nay sayers and added that the economics performance of russia appears to actually have returned to a pre conflict levels. basically, of course, showing that these things since haven't worked for the us and or allies even you on must have something very similar saying that a washington's attempt have backfired and actually made russia stronger. and these options. and so one huge thing that we have to point out that is happening for russia, apart from the economic expansion eastward, apart from its new development of bilateral relationships with this multi puller world, we're talking about the energy sector where russia is succeeding and the hon. gary informed minister actually just met in budapest with the general director of ross adam. and they're working on this new a reactors. we're hungry path to nuclear power plant, which will actually help hungry become self sufficient. and this is actually shows that having a relationship with

economy. since the start of the pandemic world in full years ago, the with joining me now from prison in the u. k as adrian rod, he's the associate dean at the school of business at university of central, lincolnshire thank you so much for being here with us on counting the cost festival . traditionally, why has the tech industry been dominated by man? i mean, and why is the disparity, i guess wider than in many, many of the large industries come yeah. and the tech industry is being governed actually by man a long time and for a long time. and these are very long standing issues in the sense it and it reach down to things like education and probably not tell them pipeline going through from an alias educational way, 3 to employment both. so things like pay an inhospitable workplace coaches and the m o. k. 2 was men and women, i guess what the big companies actually doing to try and encourage more women and i guess universities and educational facilities doing to encourage more women into the sector. yeah, so lots of organizations, us and so uh oh, nice in that the closing policies to support more