vincent chaigneau is with us.t will take days, not weeks, to clear the trucks waiting on the port of dover and elsewhere. are you seeing perhaps an inflection point for the u.k. as we get into 2021? vincent: well, listen, i do believe that we are getting closer and closer to a deal. i cannot believe that after months and years of discussions, we are going to fail just on this fishing issue. you know, they started quite far apart, where the eu wanted a the eu of just 18% in catch in british waters. the u.k. wanted 60%. now we are going to end somewhere around 25%, 30%, and there will be a discussion in terms of how long that transition toward those new quotas is, but i think, eventually, we are going to get there. but is running very short, i think we will get a deal, and clearly this is something much-needed for the economy on both sides of the channel. we have to face already the covid crisis, a hard brexit, with too much pain right now. ausef: vincent, there isn't currency that traders are worried about more tha

ok, and vincent. how much of that support then for islamic state for booker is sympathy, or how much of it is drawn just from blind fare? all these economic pressures that of equate describes i think it's a complex mix. i think there were, you know, the movement before 2009. there was a rio's mass movement of people who were thinking that, that you know, the sharia, you know, islam implemented in daily life could, could, could be a serious improvement in terms of governance in terms of justice. that is, you know, that is what they talk about the defectors, when you speak to them, they explain that we join to do justice and we thought we would make the world a better place. so that's certainly part of the story. and then especially inertia koushik how it captured lots of people and the sort of force them to join and listed them by force and under penalty of death. and also they started at some point recruiting in the neighboring countries with promises of money, of promises, of, of a good wedding, all

ok of vincent, the nigerian army reputation hasn't helped, has it. amnesty documented actually, judicial killings, deaths in custody, unlawful detention. does that play into a book or an islamic states hands? well this, you know, abused by security forces actually stands at the very origin of into saw the 9 after mom make use of the founder of the group was captured. after an uprising in maiduguri was the army captured him and gave him to the police. and the police basically exec suited him and probably would be in a different place. now if the mohammad yousuf was, was alive and the tension, you know, maybe he would have been in a position to, to, to, to make take steps from the gas stations. you know, and the sense of views that, that many people have been involved these, the sense that they are not well treated by either military sense that sometimes they are safer. they feel safer, staying with is, or always just a book or on that than one, you know, anything around the military or living under military control. and that is a very serious problem.

vincent: that is one of them, to be honest.nsus trade that i would worry about is not just a bounce of the dollar but a big selloff in treasuries. --hink that is going to alix: it looks like we lost you, vincent. happy new year, vincent cignarella. close,up on the european -- will be joining us next. we will talk about rates and the dollar. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: live from new york, this is the european close on bloomberg markets. happy new year's eve. this is everything you need to know this hour. a new year dawns. [fireworks] an unbelievable year for markets leaving u.k. assets and dollars in the dust and pushing gold to his best year in a decade. on your mark, get set, brexit. the u.k. parliament approving a brexit deal. and now they prepare for the backlash. and angela merkel warning of tough times for the countries -- for the country with hints of longer lockdowns. a very quiet market, with the majority of europe actually closed, but what has opened has already

they of course gave it to vincent's wind -- widow. the letters were so amazing because he writes about taking a pendant and waving it in front of himself. almost put him in this sort of hypnotize state and he felt this deep sense of melancholy and connection. obviously very moved about the last fine in which he reminded his wife that he and his fellow officers had not succumbed to savagely, that they saw been able to retain a sense of being civilized, decent and christian men. those letters, if you can piece them altogether because they are publish in different accounts, from the o.r. to the private letters, really is quite remarkable. then you get out on the battlefield with someone like chris gwinn and i will not get into the details about all the things that i got wrong out there. chris spent some time. very encouraging coach. i think i always pick up some new things. chris, unfortunately, i do not want to say this but it is true, it curve disposition. a very important to gettysburg. he is responsible for getting his team prepared

of sorts and he put a picture of strom vincent and a lock of his hair and they give it to strom vincent's widow and it was so amazing because he writes about taking that pendant and waving it in front of himself and almost put him in that hypnotized state and he felt this deep sense of melancholy and connection, but obviously, very moved by the last line in which he reminded his wife that he and his fellow officer his not succumbed to savagery. that they had still been able to retain a sense of civilized and decent and christian men. those laters, if you can piece them all together because they are published in different accounts from the private letters, it really is quite remarkable and then you get it out of the battlefield with someone like chris gwen, and i won't get into details about you the things i got wrong out there. the coach finally has me set and chris, unfortunately, i don't want to say anything, but it is true with his current position and he is chief of interpretation. he is responsible for getting his team prepared and ready to go out to the field which mean, what? like

vincent: they do over time.es when you have a typical normal growth cycle, you will see interest rates and currencies tend to converge. what really happens is the faster growing economies tend to have higher yields, or economies with higher inflation tend to have higher yields. one such economy that could stand out in the near future is the u.k., depending upon their deficit which is getting quite large. if rates rise they are far more sensitive to higher interest rates than the united states would be, even as we potentially approached $30 trillion. closest relative to higher rates in the u.s. right now perhaps is the u.k. seconds.nly about 30 that widepoint is the increase in the euro become uncomfortable for the ecb? vincent: i think we are already there. i think we will hear some talk next week. the meeting is coming up and i would not be surprised to see their chief economist make comments this coming weekend. they have been speaking to businesses presumably on the subject. it is over 120 and is start to get

. >> ok, and vincent, the nigerian army's reputation hasn't helped.s in custody and lawful detention. does that play into boko and islamic state's hands? >> abuse by forces extends to the very origin of boko haram. in 2009, after the founder to have group was captured. the army captured him and gave him to the police and the police basically executed him and probably would be in a different place now if he was alive in detention. maybe he would have been in a position to make -- take steps for -- and then the sense of abuse that many people have in the northeast, the sense that they're not well trealted by the military, the that she knows sometimes they feel safer staying with iswap or boko haram than hanging around the military or living under military control. that is a very serious problem because it cuts to the heart of the thing. it's a government issue. >> i want topped ask about the circumstances of neesm that part of nigeria that helps boko haram and islamic state swell their ranks. what is it that they're drawing on. i'm realizing about these

vincent: 1.22 is where you can go on the euro. ghed the ecb having wei about the currency hampering inflation, i expect we can hear from them and the next day or the next week. not too happy with the euro at 1.20. we may see them try to walk that back. typically atff, the large levels. you have options and barrier options. people try to protect it. when they felt a protected have oversold the euro in have to buy it back and they have tripped other stops above it. it is commonplace to see this type of back-and-forth. i would expect you to see a fair amount of positioning between 1.20 and 1.21, a good two way action, those thinking this can propel higher and those thinking these are good levels to sell as in the past they have been. alix: dear point on positioning, hedge funds -- two your point -- to your point on positioning, hedge funds -- this is pivoting off of guy's question from earlier. we've been talking about the fiscal cliff since last july. when do we see it in the data and what is the data we need to make sure we are loo

thank you so much, vincent.sir. >> you're quite welcome, martha, and i look forward to watching your program every night. i have fox news on almost all day most of the time. and i'm delighted to have had the opportunity to speak with you. >> martha: thank you. thank you. well, the feeling is ritual. thank you so much and i'm honored that you are watching every night. thank you, vincent, be well, take care, sir. coming up, the heroic stories of a world war ii veteran who marched with general patton, fought in the battle of the bulge, and liberated the [indiscernible] concentration camp. next. some hot cocoa? mom, look! are you okay? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. there's an art to listening. it's the ability to hear more than what's being said. to understand the meaning in every pause. and to be able to offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's ge

danny vincent reports.ent four young pro—democracy protesters attempted to flee to the us consulate in hong kong. these scenes are rare in the territory. they said they were seeking asylum from political persecution. the us government says asylum can only be sought inside the country. they entered the building only to be turned away. a new national security law has led to a growing number of young people fleeing the city. they spoke to the bbc under the condition of anonymity. one is a us citizen facing protest—related charges. he showed us his birth certificate, a hong konger born in the usa. i feel helpless, hopeless and fear. i feel fear. i fear for my personal security and my life is under threat. there are agents around us, monitoring us. now every day our situation is getting worse and worse. activists say protesters are attempting to leave hong kong by land, by air, by sea. tony chung, a student leader, was the first political figure arrested under the national security law. he was detained outside t

vincent would you like to say a few words. >> thank you. after hearing all those who were spoken of. i feel very humbled to be added to a list after all that. i feel very grateful and humble to be added to that list. i just want to show my thanks. i'm very appreciative of receiving this award. thank you very much. >> thank you for all that you do. thank you to all the recipients so far and all the ones to come. i kick can back to- >> thank you commissioners and the entire rec and park commission. thank you for meeting us and helping us do the work that we do. you are our direct voice to the public. you help us solve challenging park issues and really give us the guidance we need. we're super grateful. jose, daniel, jessica, jaime, vins sent. i wansin sent. vincent. listening to the videos and your authentic voices. it was very special and creates such context and keke connected tissue within this department. thank you for celebrating with your families at home an for your inspiring words and reflections. we really preshe really appreci. nex

danny vincent reports.he detained await news from a mainland chinese court with bated breath. they have hidden their identities in fear of reprisals. their demand is to bring back 12 protesters detained in mainland china attempting to flee to taiwan. it's unknown when they will hear a verdict. across the border in shenzhen, the trial of the young activists began today. critics say that the mainland chinese legal system is opaque, secretive and arbitrary. family members were not allowed to attend the hearing. neither were these foreign diplomats. the fate of the young protesters will be decided behind closed doors. beatrice lee's brother, andy lee, is one of the 12 detained. he could face life in prison for being in violation of the national security law. it's not about being fair and transparent, it's about silencing people the regime doesn't like. and we in hong kong, we know too many of such cases happening in china, so we don't really want our legal system to merge with them. the chinese government has s

danny vincent reports. the detained await news from the mainland chinese court with bated breath. they have hidden their identities in fear of reprisals. their demand is to bring back 12 protesters detained in mainland china attempting to flee to taiwan. it's unknown when they will hear a verdict. across the border in shenzhen, the trial of the young activists began today. critics say that the mainland chinese legal system is opaque, secretive and arbitrary. family members were not allowed to attend the hearing. neither were these foreign diplomats. the fate of the young protesters will be decided behind closed doors. beatrice lee's brother, andy lee, is one of the 12 detained. he could face life in prison for being in violation of the national security law. it's not about being fair and transparent, it's about silencing people the regime doesn't like. and we in hong kong, we know too many of such cases happening in china, so we don't want our legal system to merge with them. the chinese government has spok

that was jeff talking to danny vincent in hong kong.ady? i'm ready. fire away. ok — cyberspace, flying cars and dreaming sheep. well, it sounds like research for this show! chuckles. but i'm guessing it's not going to be, so enlighten me. no, they are all mainstays of or inspirations for the sci—fi genre known as cyberpunk. 0h, 0k! love a bit of cyberpunk! yes! now, one of the biggest video games of this year is cyberpunk 2077. and marc cieslak has been chatting to the brains behind the game. so let's find out if any of those things turn up in his film. a giant megalopolis to explore. cybernetic enhancements. futuristic hacking skills. and, to top it all, keanu reeves as a rock star who lives inside your head. maybe we'll fit together after all. welcome to one of the most anticipated video games of the year — cyberpunk 2077. cyberpunk for me, as a sci—fi genre, has always had something of an ‘80s vibe about it. instead of adventures taking place in outer space, cyberpunk is concerned with urban sprawls and cyberspace, dark futures bligh

danny vincent — bbc news — hong kong. has been working in the same post office in shropshire, england, for almost 80 years, and in that time, she's seen it all. from world war two, to the transformation of the postal service, she's been honoured by the queen as well. it all means that when she leaves, kay will leave a big hole in the local community as geeta pendse has been finding out. put your letter through. thank you. a life behind the counter. at 93, kay white is the oldest postmistress in the country, assisted by anne, her spritely 75—year—old niece. kay started working at her village post office in claverley at the age of 14. there we are. mrs drew, the postmistress, asked mother if i'd come and help in the office. and in those days, if your mother says you're going to do something, you do it. and so, that's how i came to be here. kay became postmistress in 1960, and whilst technology has changed, she still remembers doing the accounts by herself. mother used to say to me, "kay, isn't there anybody who could help y

that was geoff talking to danny vincent in hong kong.on. are you ready? far away. cyberspace, flying cars, and dreaming sheep. it sounds like research for the show. i'm guessing it's not going to be. so unlike me. they are all mainstays of all inspirations for the sci—fi genre known as cyberpunk. love a bit of cyberpunk! 0ne genre known as cyberpunk. love a bit of cyberpunk! one of the biggest videogames of this year is cyberpunk 2077. mark has been chatting to the games —— brains behind the game was up let's find out if any of those things turn up in the film. a giant megalopolis to explore. cybernetic enhancements, futuristic hacking skills, and, to top it all, keanu reeves as a rock star who lives inside your head. maybe we'll fit together after all. welcome to one of the most anticipated videogames of the year, cyberpunk 27. cyberpunk is or has had something of an 80s vibe about it. instead of adventure taking place in outer space cyberpunk is involved in urban sprawl‘s of cyberspace, dock futures blighted by environmental collapse a

danny vincent reports on the background to this case.r crimes relating to last yea r‘s sentencing for crimes relating to last year's protests sentencing for crimes relating to last yea r‘s protests stop the last four months the bbc spent time with joshua the last four months the bbc spent time withjoshua in the run—up to his court case stop we documented how life for young activists has changed. he says he is the victim of intense surveillance, are nine private cars, unidentified individuals, it has coincided with political —— politically sensitive days. it all began after the national security law, imposed by beijing, which criminalises a version or colluding with foreign forces was introduced. this is the daily pressures facing young activists. after the law is implemented, being an activist in hong kong, which is a normal daily life of being traced by an unknown private car, day by day, to guarantee our personal safety, when will be the day we will be extradited or physically kidnapped from hong kong to mainland china? joshua wong, ag

danny vincent reports.government say it's the latest example of political persecution in hong kong. hours before his detention, he spoke exclusively to the bbc. the 73—year—old is under investigation for violating the national security law. he sensed he may be living on borrowed time. if they can induce fear in you, that's the easiest way to control you. it's the cheapest way to control you and the most effective way. and they know it, and they are very good at it. jimmy lai's paper, apple daily, is hong kong's most critical but bestselling newspaper. he has long been a target of the authorities. in august, mr lai became one of the most high—profile arrests under a draconian national security law. more than 200 police raided his newspaper. they confiscated documents said to implicate mr lai in fraud. but national security charges mean he could face life in prison. activists say that hong kong is facing an unprecedented crackdown. yesterday, 24—year—old joshua wong was sentenced to 13 months in prison for in

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and then palace goalkeeper vincent guiata pulled off some great saves late on — to make sure his endedint. in the day's first game, sheffield united's dismal start to the season continued as they lost 3—0 at southampton. nathan redmond wrapping up their victory, they're now third as things stand. sheffield united remain rooted to the bottom of the table, with just one point from 12 matches. two evening games in the premier league. it's goalless between arsenal and burnely and leicester lead 1—0 against brighton. in scotland, rangers are 13 points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after beating dundee united 2—1. captain james tavernier was once again the key man, scoring with this superb free kick, and setting up connor goldson‘s second. champions celtic beat kilmarnock 2—0 to ease the pressure on manager neil lennon. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. manchester united remain top of the women's super league after they beat reading 2—i. hayley ladd heading in a late winner for united, who are unbeaten in the league this seaso

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i want to bring in one of those frontline workers, janet campbell vincent. arizona 17 years before contracting the virus in march. last month she had to step back from her role after hitting her breaking point. i want to thank you first of all for everything that you have done throughout this. first, how are you? >> i'm doing better now. i didn't realize how much it had affected me until i stepped back for a few weeks. i thought i was just going to keep on going and doing this. i had a brief break. being able to sleep is fabulous instead of having things play over and over in your head, playing the should have, would have, could haves, what you might have done different to save the patient. it's been a nice break for me to be able to step back and kind of get back into reality instead of just doing the same thing over and over and over. >> i just wonder what the hardest part of this was, and was there a point where you just said i can't do this anymore? >> it's a frustration with the administration, with all the disinformation that is out there, people unwil

jennifer de vincent. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you. >>> coming up next here on cnn, families all across the country are bracing for a possible lapse in unemployment benefits. what this means for getting food on the table and keeping a roof over your head. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of flexible booking options. because the best trip is wherever we go together. ♪ we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian. can you tell me that story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit from ancestry. >>> president trump's continued fight with congress is having real consequences for americans across this country. the president is fighting for $2,000 checks, repealing liability protections for internet companies, and investigating voter fraud. and he delayed signing the government funding bill, which includes coronavirus relief, until sunday. now, the labor department says individuals should still receive benefits this week

vincent got of us and chief medical officer of the world players union 54. thank you very much for that. thank you. champions league holders by munich have the chance to extend their record breaking 15 a game winning streak in the competition late on tuesday. and wondered, league a side that will be face an athletic commodity the away by an hour have already secured their spot. and the knockout stages and are resting as some of their star players, including robert different afghan man when you are a, when up for it, let it go, however, will guarantee the spanish side the place and the last 16. 7 times formula one world champion lewis hamilton will miss this sunday's golf pm behavior and after testing positive for corona virus, the briton that 1st reported malas sentence on monday is said to be otherwise fit and well, a replacement driver will take his spot for this weekend's race which will be the 2nd consecutive accompli in behind, comment and has already sealed the season's title. and the 5 olympic rings are back in tokyo bay ahead of the games next year.

danny vincent reports from hong kong.is under investigation for violating the national security law. he sensed he may be living on borrowed time. that is the easiest way to control you, that's the cheapest way to control your and the most effective way and they know it. they are very good at it. in august, he became one of the most high—profile arrests under a draconian national security law, more than 200 police raided his newspaper. they confiscated documents said to implicate him in fraud but national security charges means he could face life in prison. jimmy life has long been an outspoken critic and target of beijing. his paper has daily —— is the daily best selling paper in hong kong. he is seen as the face of descent. his detention is seen as a warning by pro—democracy campaigners. activists say hong kong is facing an unprecedented crackdown. yesterday 2a—year—old joshua wong was sentenced to 13 months in prison for taking part in protests last year. mr ley continued to campaign after his arrest. the power we have

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earlier, a small socially distanced congregation had heard cardinal vincent nichols, leader of the romanming way in which people had responded to the pandemic. have we not seen in these months of difficulty being marked by countless acts of random kindness, quiet heroism, selfless service, remarkable community efforts, all directed to those most in need? # very god... at canterbury cathedral, the leader of the anglican church, archbishop justin welby, also reflected on what the pandemic had taken, and what it had shown us. in this christmas of absence, mourning and restrictions of all kinds, are there any gifts of good news under the tree? any gifts of hope? well, there are many. the vaccine is a gift of hope. 0ur sense of community and mutual care has changed so much — that is a gift of hope. from religious leaders the world over, messages of hope, of light in the darkness. nicholas witchell, bbc news. well, as you heard there, pope francis has delivered his christmas address from the apostolic palace in the vatican city instead of st peter's square, and his speech was streamed online,