we started talking about the debt sales in europe in addition to the united kingdom post of how concerned are you about the credit worthiness of companies in the euro zone, in the u.k.? >> the challenge for investment grade on both sides of the pond right now is we tend to be data-dependent. the upside is it has been insular toy for the credit markets because supply has been as manageable as it has is issuers try to navigate data new volatility. what you're seeing and ability to diversify while technicals remain a strong as they do, while supply-demand imbalance is still intact so much so we are bringing u.s. corporate -- we did a deal $3.5 billion euro with broad-based -- $14 million order of a for that transaction. so there's no shortage of cash in the quiddity looking for opportunities to step in and in europe as well. as it managers playing across cross currency where they see value. the time being, i think that creates discipline under the market. nobody is over saturating any given market because they can diversify cross currencies. on the longer term, the road ahead will be continu

if it were not for politics today without a chance for a sensation in the united kingdom, post of primeter. instead of boris johnson, she took a sheet of fears about what other contradictions await london tomorrow alexander khabarov the appointment of the sheet was quite expected, the majority of members of the conservative party voted for it. and now she will become the third woman in the history of great britain to hold the post of prime minister of this country. the results of the vote were announced this afternoon at the elizabeth ii convention center leaf ross was elected leader of the conservative party, the tras defeated her opponent, the former minister finance. rishi bitch, but contrary to expectations, the gap was not so big zasunuk voted 43% of the members of the conservative party. zathras 57 opponents were quite friendly. although they say that in the new cabinet of ministers there is a place for a sunok. more than once she will form a team of party members loyal to her for the key position of minister of finance, most likely her old friend quasik, with whom they live on th

and america also was leveraged here because the united kingdom post brexit feels it needs a trade deal with the united states and both president biden and the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, have been very emphatic about the need to not just protect the good friday agreement writ large, but to protect the fact that only island of ireland now, there's a very soft border and people ask me about this. if you travel across the border no ireland, the road markings change and that's about it. when i was a teenager, there were army fortifications around that border. it was like a militarized zone. the argument of the biden administration is that there can't be any return to that kind of security military apparatus. >> thank you so much for starting us off with this conversation. appreciate it. again, we're watching the coffin drive through the streets of london as it makes its way for a final time to buckingham palace. >>> still ahead, why the justice department seized the phones of two top trump advisers. plus, how the white house is grappling with a hotter than expected inflation report

state funeral for queen elizabeth the second expected to have the united kingdom's biggest post world war two security detail ever. her funeral will be attended by more than 70 heads of government and state from around the world including presidents, prime ministers and royals on top of that as many as 2 million people are expected to line the streets to see the queen's casket as that precession goes. officials aren't taking any chances domestic and foreign intelligence agencies are monitoring for threats. 10,000 uniformed police officers will be on duty along with thousands more in plainclothes. for more on the security and that the logistics i am joined by nick olwrith. as nina was suggesting we had a new head of the metropolitan police force which is responsible for the jurisdiction of london who has described this as a massive challenge but one that his force is ready for and of course when we talk about being ready for something this has been in the planning for years. how long have you been aware of the plans? >> it shows that it's an organic plan that has changed according to t

the queen reigned through some of the most turbulent and violent years of the united kingdom's post—warle here i think on all sides. and everybody benefited from what happened that day. it was a significant gesture, so it was something that i actually wanted to visually lay my eyes upon. many nationalists who want a united ireland in respect of the queen ireland respect the queen for the person she was, even if they are opposed to the monarchy itself. today i wish to record the value and respect i place on the significant contribution queen elizabeth made to the advancement of peace and to reconciliation between the different traditions on our island and between ireland and britain during the years of the peace process. it is appropriate that this is rightfully recognised in this chamber today. i recognise that she was a courageous and gracious leader. when the late deputy first minister martin mcguinness and i met with queen elizabeth in belfast in 2012, during her diamondjubilee and thereafter at windsor castle during the state visit of the president of ireland michael d higgins, in 2

this is, kate, the biggest event in the united kingdom, in the post world war ii era.inston churchill was given a state funeral. this is huge, as many as 2 million people expected to be on the streets of london today. the queen's final resting place will be in windsor. talk us through the importance, is significance of where you are. >> yes, here i am in windsor, the queen's beloved windsor. she was evacuated here during the war. she spent so much time here as a child. she made her very first broadcast here from the age of 14 during the war. when she talked about how it is up to the children of the future to make the world a better place, which is always what she tried to do. president biden giving tribute yesterday when he arrived at buckingham palace saying we are better for her. that was always her effort. windsor was her really refuge and she was here during the covid pandemic, where she had her bubble. and the st. george's chapel windsor, we have seen it for the happy times, the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. we saw it for the duke of edinburgh's funer

kirstarmer in london many believe that the prime minister will soon leave his post, and catastrophic situation in the united kingdomrespondent alexander khabarov the government has been at the helm for less than a month, and has already faced the prospect of resignations in the ranks of the ruling conservatives. another riot of criticism is brewing. truss is dissatisfied with the economic policy of the cabinet, which led to the collapse of the british pound this week, how not to govern the country, according to such headlines, an article was published in an authoritative publication where the new british government is probably already doomed. it tore apart its own reputation and poisoned development policy not stras and even more the new chancellor of the exchequer kvarteng accused of incompetence their decision to cut taxes and provide a price ceiling for electricity leads to new borrowing increases the already impressive public revenue. and most importantly, it does not guarantee that the british economy will come out of recession, so there is nothing surprising in the negative reaction of the markets , the pound

kirstarmin in london many believe that the prime minister will soon leave his post, and the catastrophic situation in the united kingdomour own correspondent alexander khabarov in the ranks of the ruling conservatives. another riot of criticism is brewing. truss is dissatisfied with the cabinet's economic policy, which has led to the fact that the british pound collapsed this week, how not to govern the country. under this heading, an article appeared in the authoritative publication of the icon of the place. the new government of britain is probably already doomed ; and even more the new chancellor of the exchequer of the quateng is accused of incompetence, their decision to cut taxes and secure a price ceiling on electricity leads to new borrowing increases the already impressive public debt and, most importantly, does not guarantee that the british economy will emerge from recession, so there is nothing surprising in the negative reaction of the markets, the pound fell, interest on debt obligations to the treasury jumped. behind them stretched up, the price of mortgages, the former head of the bank of england mark d

i thought of, the late queen's father king george vi, there are places in the united kingdom where you can see the old post least the procrastinators who never updated them, the e.r., they can leave them the same way. >> thank you, hilary. i appreciate that. we're looking at what's behind us, the buckingham palace. the king's artiery. >> the king's troop, artillery. this is in a personal sense the military set up by king george specifically for the monarch to do these ceremonial occasions and they were the ones firing the guns over in hyde park. >> if i might ask, are we waiting for a balcony moment there? >> no. >> i thought somebody was coming out with the fabric that they drape over, but no. >> we're going to continue to watch this happen. our live coverage is going to continue after a very short brab. don't go anywhere. you're not going to miss anything. we'll be right back. am i there? looking good (phone chimes) safe driving and drivewise saves you 40% with allststate my most importrtant kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus ia multitasker supporting 6 key

people, the ex-prime minister left his residence at 10 downing street, the post of the head of the government of the united kingdomhe handed over to the newly elected head of the conservative party lystras during his tenure in office, johnson was remembered by the world as charismatic and open to the people 's politician and ukrainians consider him their great friend for the active support of the ukrainian people and the army in the fight against russian aggression gigantini we have and will have the economic power to give people the money they need to overcome the energy crisis caused by putin's brutal war and i know that listraz and the new government will do everything possible to overcome the crisis great britain will endure and we will win promised to freeze the cost of electricity in the united kingdom , she stated this in her election campaign and also during the victory speech after being elected as the new prime minister of great britain, and then it was calculated that such a decision could cost the budget of ukraine about 100 30 billion pounds during this leadership campaign i promised to govern as a co

ex-prime minister left his residence at 10 downing street , he handed over the post of head of the government of the united kingdom to the newly elected the head of the conservative party lis trass, during his tenure in office, boris johnson was remembered by the world as a charismatic and open to the people politician. and ukrainians consider him their great friend. with the active support of the ukrainian people and the army in the fight against russian aggression, we have and will have economic strength to give people the money they need to overcome the energy crisis caused by putin's brutal war and i know that listraz and the new government will do everything possible to overcome the crisis great britain will endure and we will win. queen elizabeth ii has already officially headed the government of great britain . who is actively agitating for military aid to ukraine, i will also remind you that the company itself promised to freeze the cost of electricity in the united kingdom so that the average british woman will not feel the consequences yet the government's decision to refuse energy supplies from russia d

the united states albania and the united kingdom said that moscow was allegedly creating a filtration the camps for ukrainian refugees post -preceded the accusation, denied the diplomat recalled that russia has accepted ukrainian citizens more than any other state. their number is approaching 4 million. our country is doing everything to ensure that they are provided with housing and work. while the children went to school on the border, the refugees are being tested to identify possible war criminals who may be hiding among civilians and this is not. nothing unusual checks refugees in other countries, but it is russia that the west again blames imagined atrocities. our military have shown how to destroy enemy drones in the area of ​​the special operation is a very effective tool. for this, the osa anti-aircraft missile systems are a combat vehicle with increased cross-country ability, which can also overcome water obstacles, having received a command, it advances. six guided missiles are installed at the position. air reconnaissance begins. times after rocket launch flies further along an intricate trajectory, a flash in

having said that, there is an ongoing unresolved dispute between the united kingdom and the eu, that is the postperson expected to be announced as new conservative party leader today, the architect of some controversial legislation that could essentially override parts of that treaty that both sides agreed for those special agents for northern ireland. that went down badly with the european union. they are not expecting a huge change in approach given she was the architect of that legislation, and is now likely to step through the doors of number ten. however, there will be some curiosity to see what she does and sees over the next few days and few weeks. the feeling here is that some of what you have heard regarding that tory leadership campaign has been candidates played to the crowd, that is what they think here, then the reality of government will set in, and it'll be “p government will set in, and it'll be up to liz truss and the eu in terms of weight they go in that dispute over those post—brexit arrangements in northern and whether the escalate. much more to come from you. let as close th

european countries that have so much been in partnership with the united kingdom in that era that where the queen was monarch the post- world war ii era the sort of rebuilding of europe after the terrible world wars so those leaders i think will see here of course there are contentions and tensions released with russia and also china not clear and certainly no one would expect vladimir putin to show up at a funeral and it would seem, that's off the table. will the chinese send a representative certainly we heard warm words from president she about the queen and the queen was the first reddish monarch to visit china and that was back in 1986. these historic connections that she has with these different nations were in the queen visited as head of state over 100 different countries during her reign so many connections, so absolutely yes, this will perhaps it be a gathering of leaders the like of which we really haven't seen in many generations. she hosted here 112 different state visits. so the depth and strength of global connections exists and will be replicated to a large degree i think we can expect in who comes to

post as one of the u. k. allies is the prime minister of portugal. he says the united kingdom's longest lived and longest reigning head of state christmas with the 2nd was widely admired for christ grace, dignity, and dedication around the world. she was a reassuring presence throughout decades of sweeping change, including the decal, notation of africa, asia, and the evolution of the commonwealth. because the commonwealth is an important factor in this as all the countries around the world where the queen was also the head of state. it's not just the u. k. she is queen, or was queen of 14 other countries around the world. they have been paying tribute as have the close neighbors of the united kingdom, france, for example, president macros saying that queen elizabeth the 2nd embodied british nations, continuity, and unity for the last 70 years. i remember her as a friend of france, a kind hearted queen left a lasting impression on her country. and on her century, i mentioned commonwealth countries. one of the biggest, of course, is india. the biggest country in the commonwealth.

post and already seemingly running out of time. the most pressing issue facing her is the rising cost of living in the united kingdom. energy prices and shopping bills are getting more and more expensive. many families are expected to struggle to make ends meet this coming winter trust will also have to settle a series of industrial disputes and tackle foreign policy challenges that include the war in ukraine. and last but not least, implementing brick set, there's not a lot of choice when fiona's making sandwiches for children, but she has to be really careful when buying food. 5 pasta living has gone up. and everything is so expensive, like the bread, the mill is going up, at least by 5 percent. it's hard when you've got a family full, but it's not only food crisis. it bigger concern for her, her energy bills. i will not be ethan mike asked her car in the winter and to stay the fact that my gas is going to be a lot more expensive. they share not. i'm not sure if i'll be able to afford it up to speed, easy food that doesn't take up too much gas and electric, but how to keep the children warm once the colder weather comes, is worr

the hall when the grandchildren take their posts in the vigil in front of the queen's coffin, they will be led by the new era parent here in the united kingdom, prince william. he will be in military uniform. at the foot of the coffin will be prince harry, and surprisingly he will also be in uniform. no, you remember that the other day when he walked behind the queen's coffin, as it moved from buckingham palace. as that was, he was in a morning suit and had his medals on his chest, but was not in uniform. the intention is that he will wear uniform at the request of the king. he hasn't been wearing uniform for the last 2 years when he essentially relinquished all his royal rules. but the king has asked that he will uniform this time round over the uniform of the british army. you remember, he served 10 years in the army with 2 deployments to afghanistan. he will be joined at the coffin with the children of princess anne, prince andrew, and also prince edward said, there will be 8 of them around the coffin and we know that the 4 children of the queen held their vigil just a last evening. so this is the grandchildren's chance to say their final

post 4 photographs or with her husband. they're outside 10 down in 3, she only becomes the 3rd female brian minister of the united kingdom, following margaret thatcher, who was very dominant to the 19 eighties and nineties. and then of course sir, to resume in the 2010. and of course now is the era of las trusts. now they'll be short of short interlude as sir. she takes breath of what's going on and the magnitude of her job ahead or we don't think she's going to be coming out for another, a press conference. but we shall see m p 's their names are harley there, possibly for cabinet job with a few of the james cleverly as well. there are with his back to us and of course, sir, or we shall see who is announced in the cabinet. and in the coming hours, let's cross over to her. andrew simmons, andrew obviously there's always a little bit of uncertainty as to what goes on after the prime minister closes the door of number 10, downing street, who goes and who goes out. but for what we know so far, we don't, these are gonna say anything else at the moment. what will the timeline be now in terms of procedure? ah, in terms of procedure? well

post columnist and fox contributor douglas murray. thanks very much for joining us. >> it's a great pleasure. gerry: it is kind of remarkable. she's the queen of the united kingdomish queen and a number of other countries too, and yet she had this extraordinary global standing. the outpouring of mourning, of grief and of con doll lends and the respect that she's getting is a tribute to that. it was a remarkable reign, wasn't it? >> an absolutely remarkable reign and an historic reign. and one which, as you just said, it has ramifications all around the world. it was very moving that within really minutes of the announcement of her passing this week, nancy pelosi, the president, biden, ordered the lowering of flags across federal buildings in the united states. every living president of the united states immediately issued saints -- statements, very, very warm statements as you would expect because i've heard, as i'm sure you have, from past presidents of the united states that the number of them who said that among their happiness -- happiest hours in office were spent with her majesty, queen. and i think that's reflected by leaders around the world who found th

united kingdom to lay their wreaths. the war dead were key to her life and reign. the war, posthe front, obviously, the military and the bands. then you have the gun carriage. and following that, erin, there is of course the walking royal family, the most senior members, the king, prince of whaales, an behind that the royals. the queen consort, the duchess of sussex -- >> which is a name many watching in america may not be familiar with. >> what we are learning is how each of these -- i won't say minor roles because they're not. but each of these attendant royals had their own personal relationship with the queen. so even the former duchess of york, sarah ferguson, she would visit the queen. the countess of wessex would visit the queen at windsor. they had individual relationships. here we see the cars carrying camilla -- >> princess of wales and two kids. >> we did see them, obviously, there was a moment, a poignant moment you saw prince william with his son before him, christiane walking in that procession in the church. this is a significant moment for that young child, young

for refugees as the secretary general and his previous post as one of the case allies is the prime minister of portugal. he says, the united kingdom's longest lived and longest reigning head of state christmas with the 2nd was why the mart for christ grace, dignity, and dedication around the world. she was a reassuring presence. throughout decades of sweeping change, including the decal noise ation of africa, asia, and the evolution of the commonwealth. because the commonwealth is an important factor in this as all the countries around the world where the queen was also the head of state. it's not just the u. k, she is queen, or was queen of 14 other countries around the world. they have been paying tribute as have the close neighbors of the united kingdom, france, for example, president macros saying that cleaners with the 2nd embodied british nations, continuity, and unity for the last 70 years. i remember her as a friend of france, a kind hearted queen left a lasting impression on her country. and on her century, i mentioned commonwealth countries. one of the biggest, of course, is india. the biggest country in the commonwealth.

posted and put on the grounds of windsor castle. just him. >> katie, live for us from the united kingdom. thank you so much. we look forward to your reports all week long >> we'll talk about our weather forecast right now with a live look here at the embarcadero in san francisco. we could see the bay bridge there. the background people off and running on this monday morning. midway through september and pilots here. she's busy today and the weather center tracking the air quality in the cooler temperatures. yes, indeed. use a little wind out there, too. and that wind is going to help to push some of this bad air that is in and around the ski tow fire away from us. alternately not necessarily today and tomorrow. but as we get into the midweek timeframe. so this is their quality, unfortunately, right in and around the fire. you can see it is awful. we've we've been there, right? we understand .hat they're going through. and it is a very rough ride. no doubt about it. this is what we're looking at right now for our air quality. so we're all kind of sitting in that moderate level, a little bit of green starting

posts of population has seen its majority steadily decline since its creation a century ago. the island of ireland was petitioned in 1922 with what would become the republic of ireland leaving the united kingdom not entertained a population that had a 2 thirds majority of protestants who remained loyal to london by the time of the census. shortly after a power sharing arrangement in 199853 percent of the population identified as protestant and 44 percent of catholic. for a sense this result showed the more catholics and protestants for the 1st time, which 5.7 percent now identify as catholic compared with 43.5 percent of protestants. david mitchell is an assistant professor in conflict resolution reconciliation at trinity college in dublin. he's a little though census information could hasten a referendum on irish unity. the pictures look complex, but it once was and religious identity doesn't automatically translate into political preference. i mean, historically catholic pro. ready irish, i'm protestant, i've been through pro british, but the figures are different in terms of national identity. the for example, in terms of british only identity people at 31.9 percent and irish only is 29 po

for refugees as the secretary general and his previous post as one of the case allies is the prime minister of portugal. he says the united kingdom's longest lived and longest reigning head of state christmas with the 2nd was widely admired for christ grace, dignity, and dedication around the world. she was a reassuring presence throughout decades of sweeping change, including the decal, notation of africa, asia, and the evolution of the commonwealth. because the commonwealth is an important factor in this as all the countries around the world where the queen was also the head of state. it's not just the u. k. she is queen, or was queen of 14 other countries around the world. they have been paying tribute as have the close neighbors of the united kingdom from, for example, president macros saying that queen elizabeth the 2nd embodied british nations, continuity, and unity for the last 70 years. i remember her as a friend of france, a kind hearted queen left a lasting impression on her country. and on her century, i mentioned commonwealth countries. one of the biggest, of course, is india. the biggest country in the commonwealth. th

united kingdom are with her majesty the queen and her family at this time. that was a statement that came out earlier today, notably still nothing new posted tony blair, the formerinister, tweet ed earlier today it is deeply concerning to hear today's news from buckingham palace my thoughts and prayers are her majesty, the queen, and her family no updated statements from those former leaders justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, issued a statement earlier today as well. my thoughts and the thaupts of canadians across the country are with her majesty, queen elizabeth ii at this time. we're wishing her well and sending our best to the royal family again, we're still waiting for more statements to come in, more rea reaction head of the church of england, my prayers and the prayers of people across the church of england and the nation are with her majesty the queen today. may god's presence strengthen her family and those caring for her at balmoral. shep >> thanks very much. cnbc's valerie castro. queen jean-pierre, the white house press secretary, spoke just a short time ago and she gave a message from the white house just before we learned that the queen h

so and what you're seeing today is a reflection of that post empire influence that the united kingdom still has around the world. it is because of the commitment of the new organization of the commonwealth. replaced the empire in some ways as a collection of countries. but the last four countries to join the commonwealth have nothing do with empire. so now you have countries wanting to join the commonwealth that weren't part of the british empire as well. >> a voluntary association. and so much of that really does have to do with queen elizabeth ii. and 2.5 billion people and the governments wanting to be associated with the queen's commonwealth. that will be one of the great challenges of charles iii. ? >> absolutely. and not long before she became queen, right before father died, she traveled on a two week trip to her -- two or four week trip to canada. you look at the pictures. i was watching documentary footage last night. the throngs of people in the streets. so many warm feelings from the nations. can't emphasize what she said about the planning of this day and this funeral. thi

post sources did not identify which foreign government was involved . besides the united states, other countries with nuclear weapons include france, the united kingdom, russiaia israel, pakistan and north korea. allies will have less trust in us, but the occurrence of get another leak has fueled critics who argue it compromises public confidence in the justice department. it certainly looks like it's come out of people who are familiar with this very tightly held bunch of information. that's one of the problems of the department of justice and their people with agendas in the department. lawmakers are split, adding the appointment of an independent third party to review the doctor. agreements restore trust . i don't know what to believe there's been a lot of leaks. out of the fbi. i think having a special master would help the justice department and former president trump's legal team face a friday deadline to submit a list of proposed candidates to be named special master in washington. mala rivera fox news. i'm right not as hot todat temperatures tomorrow, going to climb up a little bit not as aggressive as yesterday, but still hot inland. boggling the co

post sources did not identify which foreign government was involved . besides the united states, other countries with nuclear weapons include france, the united kingdom, russiaa. india israel, pakistan and north korea are allies will have less trust in us, but the occurrence of get another leak has fueled critics who argue it compromises public confidence in the justice department. it certainly looks like it's come out of people who are familiar with this very tightly held bunch of information. that's one of the problems of the department of justice and their people with agendas in the department. lawmakers are split, adding the appointment of an independent third party to review the doctor. agreements restore trust . i don't know what to believe there's been a lot of leaks. out of the fbi. i think having a special master would help the justice department and former president trump's legal team face a friday deadline to submit a list of proposed candidates to be named special master in washington. mala rivera fox news. the names of hundreds of law enforcement officers, elected officials and military members appear on the league membership rolls of the far ri

post sources did not identify which foreign government was involved . besides the united states, other countries with nuclear weapons include france, the united kingdom, russiaina. india israel, pakistan and north korea. allies will have less trust in us, but the occurrence of get another leak has fueled critics who argue it compromises public confidence in the justice department. it certainly looks like it's come out of people who are familiar with this very tightly held bunch of information. that's one of the problems of the department of justice and their people with agendas in the department. lawmakers are split, adding the appointment of an independent third party to review the doctor. agreements mike restore trust. i don't know what to believe. there's been a lot of leaks. out of the fbi. i think having a special master would help the justice department and former president trump's legal team face a friday deadline to submit a list of proposed candidates to be named special master in washington. mala rivera fox news. stocks gaining ground today as the market pulls out of a three week nose dot coming up here on the floor. today we dig into the numbers w

and of course, brexit and ireland, post—brexit, and also between the european union and the united kingdomand anything that might undermine the good friday agreement. here he is speaking at a press conference with boris johnson last year. on the protocols, ifeel very strongly about those. we spent an enormous amount of time and effort, the united states. it was a major bipartisan effort made and i would not at all like to say, nor, i might add, would many of my republican colleagues like to see a change in the irish accords, with the end result having a closed border again. brendan boyle is the democratic congressman for southeastern pennsylvania, he sits on the powerful ways and means committee. which would have any final say over a us uk trade agreement. you're always very welcome to the program. one way or another this is going to come to a head of the course of the next few weeks. what would be your advice to the new prime minister?— would be your advice to the new prime minister? always good to be with ou. i prime minister? always good to be with you. i have _ prime minister? always g

. >> the post did not identify the foreign government named in the documents, but there are nine countries with known nuclear capabilities. the united states, the united kingdomia as well as israel and north korea. we should be clear, we do not know if it is any one of those countries. it could very well be a different country that is developing nuclear capabilities or talking about developing nuclear capabilities. so it is not limited to these nine countries you're looking at right now. also, from the post reporting, some of the seized documents detailed top secret u.s. operations that are so closely guarded, many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about them, only the president and some cabinet members have access to them. the new reporting comes on the heels of a decision by a federal judge to appoint a special master to vet the material taken from mar-a-lago for all kinds of privilege including executive and attorney client privilege. former attorney general bill barr who served under donald trump says that justice department should appeal the judge's ruling, which he believes is deeply flawed. >> i don't think the appointment of a sp

post more collateral creating that spiral. are there any other places away from the united kingdom where it looks like a become a problem should bond market become severe or sudden enough? marcus: germany has already moved, to a repo squeeze and made it very difficult to borrow. that is what has happened in the u.k.. ironically, you can't borrow yields to short. next week, when we get a new quarter in new markets there may be a second goal of this. it should be fine. i think people understand that the immediate prices over but we have a longer time of exposure for that. there is a real problem with the u.s. treasury department. they can't borrow risk-free assets. it is very difficult. you have to look at in europe and very much in the u.s. as well. lisa: there is more traditional leverage which are companies that have borrowed money and need to refinance and find themselves locked out of the market or prohibitively expensive to refinance. you have seen that in europe even more than the united dates. how concerned are you about credit risk and the inability to refinance a pockets of europe? marcus: they have had two years to dr

united kingdom. she was at the heart of our national life for seven decades. the supreme governor of the church of england, she drew on her deep faith. she was our greatest diplomat. her visits to post-apartheid south africa and to the republic of ireland showed a unique ability to transcend difference and heal division. in total, she visited well over 100 countries. she met more people than any other monarch in our history. she gave counsel to prime ministers and ministers across government. i have personally greatly valued her wise advice. only last october, i witnessed first hand how she charmed the world's leading investors at windsor castle. she was always so proud of britain, and always embodied the spirit of our great country. she remained determined to carry out her duties even at the age of 96. it was just three days ago, at balmoral, that she invited me to form a government and become her 15th prime minister. again, she generously shared with me her deep experience of government, even in those last days. everyone who met her will remember the moment. they will speak of it for the rest of their lives. even for those who never met her, her late majesty's image is an icon for

post of prime minister. at five minutes to five, the new prime minister of the united kingdom, lee strass, announced today thatate to whom she will call if she wins. there will be a drum roll, don’t be surprised by the president of ukraine zelensky, and his very first step in office will be to send kiev missiles capable of looting the entire territory of russia, if putin is not defeated in ukraine, he will not stop and go further to eastern europe and this will give a signal to other countries to act, like russia, and no longer pay any attention to either london or washington, while the tracks are ahead of the curve, not to think about how to defeat russia , but at least how to try to save their own citizens newspaper daily telegram writes that due to the short-sighted policy of london in the field of energy. in the country. the level of poverty may rise sharply, which will lead to mass protests and even a food riot, in order to prevent this, britain should now seek help from the imf that is normal. they fought putin. we must fight back against vladimir putin. i am proud that we were the first country to send

coming days, because the new king will be reaching out across different parts of the united kingdom. he is new in poste coffin, as they are about to do in scotland. there _ they are about to do in scotland. there will— they are about to do in scotland. there will be operation spring tide, as it is _ there will be operation spring tide, as it is called, where the king can literally— as it is called, where the king can literally he — as it is called, where the king can literally be presented to his people _ literally be presented to his people. there was the limousine leaving _ people. there was the limousine leaving after delivering him to buckingham palace. of course, atready. — buckingham palace. of course, already, king charles is taking up the duties— already, king charles is taking up the duties of his mother of reading the duties of his mother of reading the red _ the duties of his mother of reading the red boxes. there was an interesting article in one of the papers — interesting article in one of the papers today about his own routine as prince _ papers today about his own routine as prince of

such a different united kingdom from the country that his mother, _ united kingdom from the country that his mother, which he became queen, was - imperial was imperial power, but it was postaround the world, these moments at buckingham palace. it is a huge event, — buckingham palace. it is a huge event, around the globe, will event, around the globe, people will be glued _ event, around the globe, people will be glued to what is happening. it is interesting, when you go into the crowds _ interesting, when you go into the crowds here at buckingham palace, many _ crowds here at buckingham palace, many of _ crowds here at buckingham palace, many of them are londoners, from a asses, diverse range of backgrounds, but are diverse range of backgrounds, but - are many— diverse range of backgrounds, but are many here who are there are many people here who are actually _ there are many people here who are actually have world, they to come also to come to the gates of _ palace - also to come to the gates of palace. says buckingham palace. that says something this moment. an something about this moment. an iconic something about this moment. iconic- the something about this moment. i

united kingdom. it is a good point you made that there is so much change coming for so many of us. she was ever present on our postent, when you get a sense of the people here, theyjust want to reflect on queen elizabeth. she has been such a constant in this country's life, if you think about it. generations have known no one else. a fascinating point that i was listening to today. her reign spanned 15 prime ministers, starting with winston churchill, and he was born in 187a. with winston churchill, and he was born in1871i. 0f with winston churchill, and he was born in1871i. of course, ending with liz truss, who was born 101 years later. so an absolute constant through those difficult times of change and turbulence. 0f through those difficult times of change and turbulence. of course, we had the impact of covid, and we still recall how, when the queen and prince philip, who were still alive then, were vaccinated, it was something that the palace wanted the public to know, a sense that they are together with the rest of the nation, so, yes, very much constant in the changing world that we are in at the moment, and

notice was posted on the railings from buckingham palace, making it very clear that the queen had died peacefully. well, the queen was the longest serving monarch in the history of the united kingdomed to pay tribute to our queen. what is your reaction to the news? i am so sad because she was a wonderful lady, she dedicated her whole life to the nation and we can just thank her for it. we feel for her family today. it is a very sad day. t her family today. it is a very sad day. her family today. itisave sadda. ., it is a very sad day. i am so sad because she — it is a very sad day. i am so sad because she was _ it is a very sad day. i am so sad because she was a _ it is a very sad day. i am so sad because she was a lovely, i it is a very sad day. i am so sad i because she was a lovely, beautiful lady. _ because she was a lovely, beautiful lady. a _ because she was a lovely, beautiful lady, a beautiful mother, beautiful grandmother. she _ grandmother. she was very much—loved. grandmother. she was ve much-loved. ., , she was very much-loved. there was a real sense that — she was very much-loved. there was a real sense that this _ she was very much-loved. there was a real sense that