according to the announcement of the financial conduct authority. uk companies that do not comply with the new rules with legal penalties ie they will be jailed or fined. saeed, head of sed and sima news. end of this news section , i invite you to watch the live images of the bombing of the gaza strip by the zionist usurper regime. the images that you are watching live right now are the images of the bombing of the gaza strip by the zionist regime. the bombardment of different parts of gaza and the bombs dropped on the people of gaza by the zionist regime . the sound you heard and the pictures you see are related to the rocket bombardment of the zionist regime, the bombs that are dropped on the people of gaza. these attacks intensified a few minutes ago and the images are live you are watching. you are watching the rocket attack of the zionist regime on the residential areas of gaza, the images of which are live. the rocket attack of the zionist regime on the inhabited areas of gaza, which has been intensifying for the past few minutes , is being watch

2024 nat west getting hit hard after reporting interest decline last quarter and the uk financial conduct authority, quote, potential regulatory breaches at that company. next week we'll get an interest rate decision from the bank of england, bank of japan and the federal reserve. this week it was the ecb and there were no real surprises. they kept rates on hold. they signal they're fine holding but watching inflation higher than target. and didn't really make any changes to the bond buying program, which i think people -- so, gave investors some comfort. >> central banks seem to wish to be pretty much done, if they can get clearance from the numbers to be that way they're going to hold and not look to cut, but they sort of hope they don't have to -- >> that's what we'll get from the fed probably next week. >> almost certainly. >>> turning now to the energy sector, chevron and exxon both missing earnings estimates for the latest quarter as profit drops from record levels a year ago. but oil prices are ticking higher this morning as concerns rise over conflict spreading in the middle east. joining u

uk have previously considered restrictions on cross-currency exchanges. for example, late last year, bc bank banned its customers from using their credit cards for cryptocurrency transactions. the british financial conduct authority also recently introduced a new framework for advertising the crypto industry zaari presented: in this situation , it can be challenging for investors to find a crypto-friendly bank in the uk. saeed, head of sed and sima news. thank you for accompanying me with the news of the khodadar stock market. hello, mrs. doctor, thank you very much for taking the time to check me out . thank you. i thank you for taking the time to live. first of all, congratulations on the very valuable title that you won in the last few days. thank you very much for your kindness. be healthy . please tell the people what is the title that you won abroad. first, yes, it is an international award. it means the award that is given to the most prominent pediatric doctor in the world. the most prominent pediatric doctor in the world, number of children, number of children in the world , mashallah. in which country was this course held in the netherlands in the city of the hague, as they themselves say, how many peop

the uk regulators have announced that they will scrap the cap on banker's bonuses from the end of this month. the financial conduct authorityonsequence of basic pay being increased, which then couldn't be reduced for poor performance. live now to belfast and speak to paul novak, the general secretary of the tuc. welcome to the program. your headline reaction to this news? i think it's appalling news and i think it's appalling news and i think it's appalling news and i think it shows how out of touch this government is that they have gone ahead with this decision to remove the cap on bankers bonuses, precisely on the same day they found out that a million children in this country were living in destitution put up their families could heat their homes, couldn't afford to feed them or clothe them. and the governments priorities seemingly is that those working in the city of london working for the it's appalling and i think the british public will agree with me. fix, public will agree with me. a treasury spokesman had said the decision or renumeration as the independent statutory regulator that you heard me read out one of the r

uk where the former boss of barclays has been banned from holding senior positions, after he mis—characterised his relationship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the watchdog — the financial conduct authorityalso fined mr staley £1.8 million, saying he'd claimed not to be close to epstein, when in reality he viewed him as a "cherished friend". let's cross to our business editor simonjack, who has the details. yes, before jes yes, beforejes staley yes, before jes staley was the yes, beforejes staley was the boss of barclays, he ran the private banking of barclays, he ran the private bankin- business of of barclays, he ran the private banking business ofjpmorgan of barclays, he ran the private banking of barclays, he ran the private bankin- business ofjpmor-an for banking business ofjpmorgan for high net worth clients, of which jeffrey epstein was one. now, following jeffrey epstein�*s conviction and subsequent suicide for six offences, the financial conduct authority asked barclay to try to characterise and find out about how close the relationship had been between mr staley and mr epstein, and the bank rate back to the regulator approved by mr staley, saying he insisted they had no close p

uk where the former boss of barclays has been banned from holding senior positions, after he mis—characterised his relationship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the watchdog — the financial conduct authority

financial conduct authority . he says leaving the authority. he says leaving the eu has made it easier for the ukrules to its needs. well there we are. i'm absolute thrilled that what with that and with our gdp figures showing since the day we left, we have grown more quickly than france and germany. sorry still anemically and much of that propped up by large scale immigration. but we have grown more than france and germany. maybe we can end this ridiculous negative argument that you will see if you switch over right now to the bbc news channel because that's what they'll tell you. they'll tell you the whole thing is dire. well, joining me is a city man, lord jonathan marland, chairman of the commonwealth enterprise investment enterprise and investment council, of course, the council, and of course, the former minister's former prime minister's trade envoy. former prime minister's trade envoy . jonathan, you know, as envoy. jonathan, you know, as a city man, the warnings were pretty bleak, weren't they? they were. >> i'm quite suspicious, by the way, about this announcement. i'm still yet to be p

financial conduct authority . he says leaving the authority. he says leaving the eu has made it easier for the ukrules to its needs. well there we are. i'm absolute thrilled that what with that and with our gdp figures showing since the day we left, we have grown more quickly than france and germany. sorry still anemically and much of that propped up by large scale immigration. but we have grown more than france and germany. maybe we can end this ridiculous negative argument that you will see if you switch over right now to the bbc news channel because that's what they'll tell you. they'll tell you the whole thing is dire. well, joining me is a city man, lord jonathan marland, chairman of the commonwealth enterprise investment enterprise and investment council, of course, the council, and of course, the former minister's former prime minister's trade envoy. former prime minister's trade envoy . jonathan, you know, as envoy. jonathan, you know, as a city man, the warnings were pretty bleak, weren't they? they were. >> i'm quite suspicious, by the way, about this announcement. i'm still yet to be p

pay later�* options, according to the financial conduct authority — which warns that frequent users could find themselves in debt. around 14 million adults across the ukmer affairs journalist from which? harry, we will come to you in a moment. chantal,, sum up your experience for us. what happened? when i was about 18, i think it was, ifirst found this when i was about 18, i think it was, i first found this website and that is where i started with buy now pay later and i think i bought a designer handbag off there. and then ever since then, you know, there was more websites like klarna. i think very is the one i had the most credit on. i was just buying unnecessary items. credit on. i wasjust buying unnecessary items.- credit on. i wasjust buying unnecessary items. what did that mean for your— unnecessary items. what did that mean for your finances, - unnecessary items. what did that mean for your finances, how i unnecessary items. what did that mean for your finances, how bad | unnecessary items. what did that i mean for your finances, how bad did mean for yourfinances, how bad did it get as yellow you know, every payday and at that age i didn't have