play the game fairly let's not color outside the license here we get punished for that around here unh -- >> and you've never done that either. >> never never get slapped on the hand. >> okay not. >> i'm going stick with unh. high quality name. had weakness going forward, but this is the sector or sub sector i want to be in. >> i think southwest really afforded the airline space to tim's point. >> what did it afford it >> it afforded them the ability to get a presell-off before they get into the thick of it it took a lot out of these equity names and you're going to see a lot of them bounced because they have been battered going into the prints. >> jeff, you get the last word. >> the last word is a disadvantage bonawyn took my last, unh. it's been an underperformer. i want to hear what they have to say. that's a place i want to be as welsh because i think the earnings are more stable kb holmes is interesting oftentimes housing is the first to bottom as things recover, so i want to hear what they have the say. >> a lot of people are going to watch housing. it will be very hard for the m

>> you know, unh is doing incredibly well. this is that rotation.ana, my travel trust owns it, preannounced better than expected numbers, and jpmorgan is getting killed. people are worried that a presidential candidate emerges for the democratic party and starts taking aim at these companies. they've always been pinatas for democrats. >> we'll get unh tomorrow along with, as you know, the major banks, and blackrock, and because of that, we're going to talk to larry fink on this show tomorrow >> oh, that's big. >> yeah. >> larry does more than just put out his numbers. he gifves a manifesto that probably is more important than jpmorgan's jamie dimon >> well, his annual letter as well yeah >> larry has tremendous sway the question you asked about universal proxy. >> that was -- that's something we got to sort of adjust to. it does make it easier to launch proxy fights but so many things to talk to mr. fink about. we want to dig into earnings with him initially, and then broader debates around esg and what they've been dealing with as well. >> tomorrow

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in saying that night mp both that last night mp from both parties were parties actually were very unhed parties actually were very united behind the whip, if you like , with the conservative like, with the conservative party passing that bill, 309 votes to 249 in the commons in order to bring in these minimum levels of service in some of the key industries in terms of health and in terms of the railways , to try and prevent railways, to try and prevent effectively strike action from happening in the future, that will cause major disruption . the will cause major disruption. the point we should make about all of this is that this is only the start of the legislative process . it will need to go through the house of and then back house of lords and then back into commons get royal into the commons and get royal assent is likely. assent a while. that is likely. i suspect the lords will try and hold it up a little bit. it is not going to have an impact on any of strikes that were any of the strikes that were seen days, weeks and seen in the days, weeks and months yes, the months to come. so

then unitedhealth that got demolished i would like the year to start on january 6th where unh seems towill do you well if the market decides to come in just a bit this is more of my safety trade in the space, or in my acronym, so the "j" and "u" are more value. then i jump to a spac. they've been dough mealished i think that's why stem inc. was hit so hard. now it's raising its head. they actually factor in a doubling of the stock, at least. so femme, for most people who don't know the name. this is artificial intelligence energy company they regulate whether you hit battery, on site, or if you're going to the grid. they do it automatically they switch back and forth it's very environmentally friendly, it lowers carbon emissions. i think that's where the stock is going i think it has a bright future ahead of it. so i get all dan's reasons about tesla. i don't really disagree. this fits into the it's so bad it's good for me category. it's been so beaten up in 2022 it comes times for elon musk to talk more about batteries than cars i think this one can balance aggressively i'm going long

the hmos in particular we've been very vocal about a bearish call on unh and cigna and ma melina they'veotten too big be careful. >> what do you like? >> i like pharma and biotech look at merck. it's a 20-year base. hasn't worked in decades it's starting to break out that's where money can be made gilead is another one. >> so the ones coming from behind. >> oh, yeah. >> chris, thank you. very interesting chris verrone on the charts from strategas. >>> look at walgreens, the worst performer because soaring costs are making investors feel sick big story. >>> and big layoffs from amazon and fallout spreads when we take you inside the "market zone" next wherever they are... you need more than technology. you need cdw, who gets to know your business and can design and deploy custom solutions, with pre-configured hp notebooks with hp wolf security. ai-enabled threat detection and remote management protect your endpoints 24/7, giving your defenses some real teeth. bummer. hp makes always-on remote security possible. cdw makes it powerful. good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this po

you look at walmart, costco, or unh, things that will do well in a possible recession nair environmentt know. the effect of higher interest rates, et cetera i'm looking, i have been adding to names like walmart. walmart is a classic defensive play i mean, it has done well throughout many recessions and weak economies and the company is even stronger today. they have a superb management. they're the largest company in the world by revenues. they're the largest by far in grocery in the u.s they have not rested their lawyers. they have continued to you the omni channels. you see that in the last quarter numbers. sales up 8.2%. even though the stock is not cheap, it's not expensive. it's in line historically. 15% upside longer term, this will continue to be a winner >> yeah. there's no doubt, you always have to pay up to play defense in environments like this. does that apply to other areas outside of walmart for you >> well, i'm not chasing the consumer staples there's been a big run there even though i think if you own them, they're a good, safe place to be for now. if they are dividend

so unh is another on my shopping list that's why i love health care. and why i love moderna now they've got 48 companies, 48 products in their pipeline we saw what the value of that could be potentially with the merck announcement and individualized melanoma cancer vaccine. i don't know how it's going to do this year their earnings are going to slowly runoff as covid vaccines, the uptick becomes less. i still believe it's going to be the wealthiest life sciences company in the world >> kevin simpson, you're our independent outsider so to speak in this exercise what do you like, what don't you like >> i think they're spot on from sector standpoint on health care and moderna and gxo, i don't follow them. i don't pay dividends, wouldn't be candidates for my strategy so i look more towards shannon's names with a little bit brighter eye. multiples might be a bit high there but thinking about health care i don't know where jason is going to go with his sector, but to steve's point they're recession-proof. none of us are going to forego or health insurance or

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course the fireworks continue as we get into tomorrow earnings from b of a, black rock, citi, delta, unh just to get this q4 earnings season into motion let's get to the half. >>> thanks very much and welcome to the half time report. the markets reactions of today's cpi report shows inflation continues to fall, so what does it mean for your money and the sfed we discuss and debate that with the investment committee everybody is at the table. let's check the markets. it's taken a bit of time to get things going today in the market because wasn't sure what it wanted to do after the cpi 174 on the dow, nasdaq, s&p positive as well there's the yield on the ten-year note as well. yields went up initially and then they fell carrie, where does all of this leave us now >> well, the market is pleased i would say, of course, that inflation is still coming down little bit of a what have you done for us lately because we know we have earnings to talk about over the next few weeks, so we're going to hear a lot of information about guidance and what 2023 looks like but the truth is there have been buy

course the fireworks continue as we get into tomorrow earnings from b of a, black rock, citi, delta, unhlf. >>> thanks very much and welcome to the half time report. the markets reactions of today's cpi report shows inflation continues to fall, so what does it mean for your money and the sfed we discuss and debate that with the investment committee everybody is at the table. let's check the markets. it's taken a bit of time to get things going today in the market because wasn't sure what it wanted to do after the cpi 174 on the

a lot of that we're up about 118 right now we came back a little in the last few moments travelers, unhaterpillar driving the dow higher 3m, merck, and nike are the biggest weights. the s&p 500, little changed right now. industrials, staples, all doing well energy, health care, consumer discretionary, not as much the nasdaq composite down 0.2%, maybe some jitters, as mike said, ahead of the microsoft lawsuit. that's it for me on "closing bell." into overtime with scott >>> all right, sara, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to overtime. i'm scott wapner you just heard the bells we are just getting started from post nine here at the new york stock exchange, and man, do we have a big hour ahead. a little bit later, we've got a new market call from fun strat's top technician, mark newton. you got to see where he now says stocks can go from here. we begin with our talk of the tape two imminent and important earnings reports about to hit. texas instruments, any second now, and of course the biggie, microsoft, just shortly after that, both

walgreens continuing to perform after its earnings unh and home depot are the only two in the red "thehange" is back after this >>> welcome back to "the exchange." green across the board right now. the nasdaq's leading the way the small caps are actually up just under 2% today, all of this after the weaker data on wages and that disappointing ism report the employment index dropping into contraction new orders dropping by almost 11 appo points let's get to contessa brewer >> here's what's happening right now. party city, we are hearing from the "wall street journal," is preparing to file bankruptcy within weeks, citing people familiar with the situation, the retailer reportedly blames the move on lower sales. the mother of the shooter in uvalde, texas was arrested this week following a domestic violence-related incident. adrianna martinez reyes was arrested in oklahoma citi wednesday, charged with threatening an act of violence and assault and battery, according to a police report real housewives star jennifer shah was sentenced to six and a half years in prison after pleading guilty t

but also just a growing unhe's that there are higher costs, profit margins are getting crunched, thatth still a lot of head winds overall for the american business community. >> so christine, let me ask you. feds have been raising interest rates. they want to slow the economy. they don't want to be too hot. do they want the job picture not just to cool but actually to flip and, you know, go into the red in effect. is that what they want. because at home you're watching, do they want companies to be cutting so many jobs? >> this is the good news, bad news part of how we recover. the fed wants to see a cooling of the labor picture. the job market is hot, it matched the lowest unemployment rate since 1969. you have weekly jobless claims that are pre-pandemic low levels so you're not seeing widespread layoffs outside of tech and media. but in the broader labor market, it is still a sfrong job market and they would like to see it cool so the job market is not spinning off inflation. we did see in the survey that 63% of companies said wages were rising so they are paying people more because

. >> bonawyn >> you know what it's come under pressure a bit unh.uying on weakness >> karen >> yes, thank you so much for being here we all wanted to chat with you during the break my final trade i'm going with mike mayo, who i love to see him on here. bank of america. >> all right 50% upside what do you think? >> that's good >> dan >> i've got a lot of time here it was fun with sara, right? it was "fast money." we laugh, we cry, we traded some stocks you know it's funny. that gold consideration really interesting, and guy has had a good call off the bottom here. i just wouldn't be chasing it right here i think your point about the dollar weakness, the dollar really feels like it wants to hold right here,ish. >> that's a conversation for another day. thank you, all this was a blast thanks, everyone, for watching "fast money. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it, "mad money

way to keep labour out is to be united labour aren't united because labour aren't unhed united becauseent. at the united at the moment. at the moment. it the highest moment. nice it be the highest sunak a conservative government have to unite and fight together any spin. we learn from events and learn from labour splitting with the sdp in 1981, wasn't it when that that split that vote? i mean in the end in the long run it worked for them i think it's got tony blair in yeah but is the worst thing in the uk to get unite and fight to the weakness labour have at the moment . back to the whole women moment. back to the whole women thing is that rosie has done rose. it was a huge damage. the labour party, the division now 50% of this country are going how can i vote for labour. well and date donna and now look us p0p and date donna and now look us pop princess taylor swift is herself in a dispute with ticket sales giant ticketmaster because it all way the top it has gone all way to the top with a us hearing now underway in washington . but once there in washington. but once there was no bad

way to keep labour out is to be united labour aren't united because labour aren't unhed united becauseent. at the united at the moment. at the moment. it the highest moment. nice it be the highest sunak a conservative government have to unite and fight together any spin. we learn from events and learn from labour splitting with the sdp in 1981, wasn't it when that that split that vote? i mean in the end in the long run it worked for them i think it's got tony blair in yeah but is the worst thing in the uk to get unite and fight to the weakness labour have at the moment . back to the whole women moment. back to the whole women thing is that rosie has done rose. it was a huge damage. the labour party, the division now 50% of this country are going how can i vote for labour. well and date donna and now look us p0p and date donna and now look us pop princess taylor swift is herself in a dispute with ticket sales giant ticketmaster because it all way the top it has gone all way to the top with a us hearing now underway in washington . but once there in washington. but once there was no bad

nbc's molly hunter is at the unh vatican with more.ursday's funeb molly, good morning. >> reporter: sheinellee francis nbc's molly hunter is at the vati morning to you. good mornin >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning to you now, early this morning the body now, early this morning the body of late pope bened of late pope benedict xvi was i moved to saint peter's basilica. you see the huge crowds behind moved to saint peter's basilica. me the line you can see these huge crowds behind me.g th the line is snaking through nowy roman authoritie it is moving quickly.s estimate 30,000 peopl roman authorities estimate some get inside to pa 30,000 people a day will try to re get inside to pay their final respects before thursday's specs funeral. hundreds lining up outside saint peter's basilica to pay their f. final respects to the late pope this morning hundreds lining u outside saint peter's basilica benedict xvi. to pay their final respects to the late pope benedict xvi new pictures showing benedict lying in state inside the basilica where his body will new pictures show him lying in state inside t

brexit was an immediate insurance policy against ever closer union and membership of a unhed closer unionand membership of a united of europe . it was an united of europe. it was an insurance policy against paying for a sovereign debt crisis on the continent, which i fear is coming . brexit was an insurance coming. brexit was an insurance policy against. a single european army. policy against. a single european army . look at the european army. look at the dreadful eu response . ukraine in dreadful eu response. ukraine in its early stages . whilst britain its early stages. whilst britain led the way , brexit was an led the way, brexit was an insurance policy against payments of insurance policy against payments 0 f £20 insurance policy against payments of £20 billion a year, which over two decades amounts to the entire cost of the pandemic . brexit was an pandemic. brexit was an insurance policy against free movement , insurance policy against free movement, against a one size fits all trade policy, and against the euro, something which blair dangerously flirted with and which gordon hero

and if you're in a unhed agency.re in a united arsenal, want to come and live and work in the uk post—brexit, you need to have permission and that's under what's called a skilled worker visa . the cost of these visas , visa. the cost of these visas, including legal fees and application fees for three year visas, about 5000 and for a five year visa. it's about 9000 per person. on top of that employer also has to have a sponsored licence and the cost of that , licence and the cost of that, including legal fees, is around 3 to 5000. so it is for employees to employ people in low skilled jobs , to get the low skilled jobs, to get the skilled worker visa . plus your skilled worker visa. plus your job has to be within the strict codes of the types of jobs in which you can have a visa. so it's hardly surprising that eu nationals are coming across as non business owners and then working illegally. but why do we need low skilled workers? ivan eu countries, haven't we got enough here? what's the unemployment rate? currently ov

anderson in the gb newsroom, catholics have been praying for former pope benedict at mass services the unhedngdom after. he died aged 95. earlier, pope francis paid his respects to his predecessor whilst addressing worshippers at the vatican tomorrow morning. pope benedict's body will be brought to st peter's . he'll lie in to st peter's. he'll lie in state three days until his funeral good evening. i'm anderson in the gb newsroom, catholics have been praying for former pope benedict at mass services the unhed benedict at mass services the united kingdom after. he died aged 95. earlier, pope francis paid his respects to his predecessor whilst addressing worshippers at the vatican tomorrow morning. pope benedict's body will be brought to st peter's . he'll lie in to st peter's. he'll lie in state three days until his funeral on the 5th of january. the president of ukraine says his military shot down 45 drones in the first few hours of 2023 as russia continued attack on the country . speaking as the country. speaking as missiles rained down. keefe president zelenskyy posted a new year

anderson in the gb newsroom, catholics have been praying for former pope benedict at mass services the unhed benedict at mass services the united kingdom after. he died aged 95. earlier, pope francis paid his respects to his predecessor whilst addressing worshippers at the vatican tomorrow morning. pope benedict's body will be brought to st peter's . he'll lie in to st peter's. he'll lie in state three days until his funeral on the 5th of january. the president of ukraine says his military shot down 45 drones in the first few hours of 2023 as russia continued attack on the country . speaking as the country. speaking as missiles rained down. keefe president zelenskyy posted a new year message saying . he hopes year message saying. he hopes the war with russia will this yeah the war with russia will this year. ukraine's armed forces say russia launched 12 airstrikes across the country overnight . across the country overnight. curfews ranging from 7 pm. to midnight made celebration calls for the start of the new year in possible in public spaces . a possible in public spaces. a record number of

anderson in the gb newsroom, catholics have been praying for former pope benedict at mass services the unhed benedict at mass services the united kingdom after. he died aged 95. earlier, pope francis paid his respects to his predecessor whilst addressing worshippers at the vatican tomorrow morning. pope benedict's body will be brought to st peter's . he'll lie in to st peter's. he'll lie in state three days until his funeral on the 5th of january. the president of ukraine says his military shot down 45 drones in the first few hours of 2023 as russia continued attack on the country . speaking as the country. speaking as missiles rained down. keefe president zelenskyy posted a new year message saying . he hopes year message saying. he hopes the war with russia will this yeah the war with russia will this year. ukraine's armed forces say russia launched 12 airstrikes across the country overnight . across the country overnight. curfews ranging from 7 pm. to midnight made celebration calls for the start of the new year in possible in public spaces . a possible in public spaces. a record number of

i'm dan watson tonight after , putting on tonight after, putting on a unhed tonight after, putting ondangerous reform bill this week does the proposed tory u—turn on banning trans conversion risk dividing the party. again i debate that move which critical mps say could criminalise parental conversations about gender. with my superstar panel next. tonight i'm joined by dominique samuels shaun bailey and amy nicole . shaun bailey and amy nicole. also coming up, has prince fantasy few men fuelled memoir proved the tabloids were always right about him and meghan. well one of the uk's most prominent editors during their time in the royal family, martin clarke speaks out on the sussexes assault on britain's free press . you won't want to miss that exclusive interview at 1020 as the jeremy clarkson for all right proven that humour is dead . and how can he save his career being torched by the rabid sausage squad man of the people, charlie lawson. his no nonsense take at 1045. plus, the whole world is talking about clarkson . but has he got some rare support from his neighbours ? or support fr

i'm dan watson tonight after , putting on tonight after, putting on a unhed tonight after, putting ondangerous reform bill this week does the proposed tory u—turn on banning trans conversion risk dividing the party. again i debate that move which critical mps say could criminalise parental conversations about gender. with my superstar panel next. tonight i'm joined by dominique samuels shaun bailey and amy nicole . shaun bailey and amy nicole. also coming up, has prince fantasy few men fuelled memoir proved the tabloids were always right about him and meghan. well one of the uk's most prominent editors during their time in the royal family, martin clarke speaks out on the sussexes assault on britain's free press . you won't want to miss that exclusive interview at 1020 as the jeremy clarkson for all right proven that humour is dead . and how can he save his career being torched by the rabid sausage squad man of the people, charlie lawson. his no nonsense take at 1045. plus, the whole world is talking about clarkson . but has he got some rare support from his neighbours ? or support fr

nonetheless have been unhed ukraine.sident zelenskyy speech , an inspiring zelenskyy speech, an inspiring who who delivered an inspiring speech on new year's and basically a message that we are all in this together and hopefully this will overcome this. there a terrible war that has taken over the country for the past year. nonetheless the atmosphere among friends, families and relative here in ukraine has been grim for the holidays, to say the least. and at times, extremely , including at times, extremely, including on new eve, just half an hour midnight, we had in kyiv and we obviously had casualties across the country in a number of places, a number cities and towns where that's the targeting of infrastructure . indeed, that of infrastructure. indeed, that often is the target of civilian buildings as well here . i wonder buildings as well here. i wonder your understanding of the situation , the ground in in situation, the ground in in cities like hawksworth and harrison and mount is where the front line of the fierce

i mean, unionists appear to be utterly unhed unionists appear to be utterly united their opposition unitedposition to the is the protocol, because it is really not about the fact really it's not about the fact that northern that businesses in northern ireland are subject to eu regulations. it or the regulations. it or about the economic implications . it's economic implications. it's really the constitutional really about the constitutional implications it really about implications. it really about the a hard border the symbolism of a hard border in the irish sea would in the in the irish sea would you share that view ? you would you share that view? no, share that view. and no, i do share that view. and that what looks like from a that is what looks like from a unionist of view. of course, we have two sets of electorates in fact, actually the recent census shows us, there's actually three forms of the electorate, no forming northern ireland, the unionist electorate are really caught up about the protocol and as you say, the constitutionally issue around trade . you've got issue around tra

rishi sunak is saying if we're unhed rishi sunak is saying if we're united we can do anything . unitedcan do anything. famously, we know that voters don't vote and don't vote for divided parties, but it's rishi sunakis divided parties, but it's rishi sunak is governing a coalition isn't he? or factions . there's isn't he? or factions. there's the johnson ites , there's the the johnson ites, there's the trust sites, people like environment secretary under truss ranil jayawardena , the truss ranil jayawardena, the levelling up secretary, simon clarke the getting together a group of conservative mp there determined that her agenda of supply reforms and encouraging growth shouldn't be jettisoned and working together to see how they can bring. that's our other big discussion a bit later on, which is how we perhaps narrowly avoided really being deep in the do of recession so far as do do of recession so far as they out friday some big they came out on friday some big money boris . money following boris. christopher holborn, who's given a lot of money brexit party a lot of money to brexit par

anderson in the gb newsroom, catholics have been praying for former pope benedict at mass services the unhedngdom after. he died united kingdom afteh he died aged 95. earlier, pope francis paid his respects to his predecessor whilst addressing worshippers at the vatican tomorrow morning. pope benedict's body will be brought to st peter's . he'll lie in to st peter's. he'll lie in state three days until his funeral on the 5th of january. the president of ukraine says his military shot down 45 drones in the first few hours of 2023 as russia continued attack on the country . speaking as the country. speaking as missiles rained down. keefe president zelenskyy posted a new year message saying . he hopes year message saying. he hopes the war with russia will this yeah the war with russia will this year. ukraine's armed forces say russia launched 12 airstrikes across

so western countries unhed gbnews.uk.nited behind the uk last night as germany and the us agreed to send tanks to in a send dozens of tanks to in a late night address. president volodymyr zelenskyy called it and historic day. so russian expert and political commentator danny armstrong joins me in the studio now. was it an historic day, do you think, danny ? well, day, do you think, danny? well, i whether it's an historic day and landscape. well, yeah, of course. i mean, the one thing that stuck out to me reading his address was the fact that he said that we don't need a few. we don't need a dozen of these tanks. we need we need more. and, course, that seems to be and, of course, that seems to be his tagline, there is this his tagline, that there is this never ending kind of box or this never ending kind of box or this never ending kind of box or this never ending delivery of arms , never ending delivery of arms, of tanks, of anti aircraft missiles that he seems to want to tap into from the west . now, to tap into from the

and very much been a rock his career you know they've had a unhed career you know they've had a uniteds mark sometimes you see a pretty picture of a couple. you think they're the happiest couple on that. but behind closed doors it's a different story i imagine in time more will come out to deal with the divorce hopefully there's no one else involved. yeah, you know, and also what i find with these partners of who are in the limelight, they often neglected, you know, you have someone like noel gallagher. he's always going to be on the road touring . he's probably road touring. he's probably surrounded by a lot of women and all that stuff. and so i guess i here at gb news, i can imagine mark gloria de piero camilla tominey stephanie takyi, lisa mackenzie i'm so team . i'm very mackenzie i'm so team. i'm very honoured to hear that and i just a question for you, stephanie . a question for you, stephanie. 55 years of age. yeah midlife crisis, i think it is midlife crisis, i think it is midlife crisis and probably there is going to be a younger lover that's to come out of the shadows any tim

and very much been a rock his career you know they've had a unhed career you know they've had a uniteds mark sometimes you see a pretty picture of a couple. you think they're the happiest couple on that. but behind closed doors it's a different story i imagine in time more will come out to deal with the divorce hopefully there's no one else involved. yeah, you know, and also what i find with these partners of who are in the limelight, they often neglected, you know, you have someone like noel gallagher. he's always going to be on the road touring . he's probably road touring. he's probably surrounded by a lot of women and all that stuff. and so i guess i here at gb news, i can imagine mark gloria de piero camilla tominey stephanie takyi, lisa mackenzie i'm so team . i'm very mackenzie i'm so team. i'm very honoured to hear that and i just a question for you, stephanie . a question for you, stephanie. 55 years of age. yeah midlife crisis, i think it is midlife crisis, i think it is midlife crisis and probably there is going to be a younger lover that's to come out of the shadows any tim

heard the whole lot from anas sarwar on scottish labour as anas sarwar struggling cobble together unhed together united front for scottish lib . united front for scottish lib. tony, if i can just talk about nicholas sturgeon and first and then i'll address anas sarwar. so nicholas sturgeon will use any trick in the book or out of the book. a constitutional grievance. this is a constitutional grievance . it constitutional grievance. it shouldn't be a political issue. these are very this is a very, very important bill. and she's used it using as an attack on the uk government. anas sarwar his party a clearly divided, massive disarray disruption, particularly bearing in mind what keir starmer has said on on on the sunday television . so on the sunday television. so they are they have major, major divisions and. concerns from that will test. thank you very much your input today that story isn't going anywhere and i daresay that we'll hear more from westminster on holidays and the days to come . indeed, tony, the days to come. indeed, tony, thank you for that. as indicating it's a pretty com

this is something that the conservative party has really unhed conservative party has really united aroundlast night they passed first hurdle in parliament. now there's still a long legislative journey to not least through the house of lords in which the conservative party not have a majority , but in the not have a majority, but in the house of commons. this is something that has managed to unite conservative party. unite the conservative party. many mps quite many conservative mps quite relieved in the way that vote went last night. a strong argument from the government in terms of saying that these sorts of levels of minimum service , of levels of minimum service, there's legislation for this in developed countries like like france, like and saying that we're really catching up with where many countries are ready with , how they handle strikes with, how they handle strikes through . this sort of through. this sort of legislation . well, yeah . i mean, legislation. well, yeah. i mean, a lot of other countries have exactly not. tom harwood. thank you very much is our gb news political cor

prince william and catherine look to present a unhed and catherine look to present a united front asl university hosphal royal liverpool university hospital. the king has also been in today and prince harry's book, which became the fastest selling work non—fiction on his first day of release included details of physical fights between the brothers and a fractious friendship between meghan and kate . let's go live meghan and kate. let's go live now to gb news royal cameron walker, who's in liverpool . walker, who's in liverpool. cameron, thank you very, very much. now obviously, i want to talk to you a little bit. the coronation, what may or may not happen there. first and happen there. but first and foremost, liverpool, foremost, you are in liverpool, what's are what's happening where you are are ? i am patrick. well, despite are? i am patrick. well, despite the sussex storm has bruised you to prince memoir dropping this week and quite literal storm that swept through the west of the united kingdom and here in liverpool it very windy and liverpool it was very windy and rainy . prince

end of the day donald isn't stance on this or whatever is that this could be the slippery slope to unhede slippery slope to united ireland. this could be the back door to the united ireland side. no, no, not at all. well well, and i'm sorry, i wanted to talk about what's changed this week, because everybody seems to be getting very excited, much so that we've got cleverly . we've got got james cleverly. we've got james heaton—harris going over as we've got potentially as well. we've got potentially keir week and keir starmer in the week and this is after on negotiations really to ramp up and really seemed to ramp up and this is all about brussels is getting to the uk is getting access to the uk is onune getting access to the uk is online data sharing system so that they can see live information on goods moving across from britain into northern and this particular focus on potatoes . so i just focus on potatoes. so i just want to explain why this is potatoes what's new as of this week ? well, first of all, it week? well, first of all, it sausages. there's no such potatoes i don't know wha

i remember being at that that much unhed remember being at that that much united newcastle difficultng with rain at the airport really steroids stuff and i interviewed eric cantona and i said eric not even the rain could spoil . and he went the could spoil. and he went the rain the rain. i said, could spoil. and he went the rain the rain . i said, yeah, the rain the rain. i said, yeah, the rain the rain. i said, yeah, the rain . and he said, the rain rain. and he said, the rain lauren . yeah. and i went, the in lauren. yeah. and i went, the in play lauren. yeah. and i went, the in play and he went, oh the rain oh i see rain . play and he went, oh the rain oh i see rain. how play and he went, oh the rain oh i see rain . how was lorraine i see rain. how was lorraine anyway? was she all right ? she's anyway? was she all right? she's fine. she was fine. yeah. the rain in spain stays mainly on the pitch and then let's go to the pitch and then let's go to the plane. it's a the also spurs got knocked out by newcastle's win in the semi—final. i don't have good memories of that. but the last

he's that egypt that's shouldn't have been the goal anyway arsenal's victory against the mighty man unhedo say, i think you know arsenal deserve the lead at the top of the league. there's no doubt about it. for the first time they're favourites win title favourites to win the title star. here we go again. there he is again. eddie mccarty , what's is again. eddie mccarty, what's his name? and i'm cathy i've just tried to blank come out of my mind and he scored in the 98th minute or something when the whistle should have gone by that stage anyway . and then the that stage anyway. and then the express also running with arsenal's when so no other sport about for goodness sake but listen what about erling haaland as well . fourth hat trick of the as well. fourth hat trick of the season so far what a guy he is man city beating wolves three nil paul coyte is here well you know before we just avoid the whole thing we just told the spurs supporter arsenal did spurs supporter arsenal did spurs over last weekend . they spurs over last weekend. they stole against man united yesterday , but i think we

moving well the greatest probably will i'd say the greatest brazilian there's ever been a man that's unhede years made his name i could go through the biography but we all know made his name as a 17 year old in the first world cup that he played in one three world cups and was the funeral yesterday and it was the funeral yesterday but i know your interest a little controversy there on with with gianni infantino. yeah so the fifa president infantino who was ridiculous in cancel said today i'm black today i'm home with you committed faux pas didn't see at the actual he didn't see at the actual he didn't say today i am he didn't actually did do that one this is the of the selfie now this is this was at the funeral yesterday it's just a couple days ago while pele was lying state but there was an apology for yesterday. yes. because maintained because of the huge backlash as they would be, you know, who takes this or crass it's so classless so he has a funeral. well he did and then he's back. that's the photo that he's back. that's the photo that he's making out that pele's family him to do it.

western countries unhed this morning.d the united states agreed to send dozens of tanks to ukraine in a late night address, president zelenskyy called it an historic day . a new called it an historic day. a new gb news people's polls suggest the conservatives are lagging behind labour when it comes to who you trust to run the economy. we'll be breaking down the figures and gb news can exclusively reveal plainclothes members of the military are patrolling the kent coast to intercept small migrant boats that make it past the border force patrols. we're going to get the latest from our homeland security editor . and we're security editor. and we're finding out how the british bobsleigh team made history with the help of a marine , a former the help of a marine, a former pilot and the ex rugby player. we'll be speaking to one of the country's latest gold medal winners . don't forget , you can winners. don't forget, you can get in touch the usual way via twitter or email and let us know where you're watching or listen to us fr

they you stole my they still think you stole my unhed they still think you stole my united just united. i mean. i mean city haven't won so you nice having won that fixture against won that home fixture against city 16 i mean can city since 16 i mean you can look that mean it's arsenal look at that i mean it's arsenal this favourites this weekend also favourites against they against tottenham but they have what away tottenham what they won away to tottenham and at white hart and that would be at white hart lane, new lane, wembley and the new new white lane since 20 in white hart lane once since 20 in 16 visits. those things white hart lane once since 20 in 16 visitwhich hose things white hart lane once since 20 in 16 visitwhich you things white hart lane once since 20 in 16 visitwhich you remember matter which you remember all this at dinner on each this stuff at dinner on each gamble he's like it's like the pages things know 12,000 pages many things on know 12,000 football those going back to childhood what you childhood i know that's what you know brother make know what my brother jus

you think back you, great back the old you, not the great unhed back the old you, not the great unitedcoaching, steve mcclaren coaching coaching coaching college cross coaching . i didn't feel they had that that sense of identity, that your identity comes from your coaching structure. i didn't think had to van hart think i had to under van hart and didn't have that under mourinho. i certainly don't think under or even think i it under social or even under mourinho. i don't think the known his. yeah, the coach known for his. yeah, but i think the older he got and the experienced got the the more experienced got and the more in terms more pressure he got in terms was put in terms of was put under in terms of leading the team i think those guys with alex guys it happened with alex ferguson they do less ferguson do they do less coaching as they get as they get older. and i think your identity comes on the comes what you do on the training to how you play training pitch to how you play and think ten hag is very and i think erik ten hag is very much coach the kind of much a coach that's the