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w o . all eyes on london as expectations grow that the u. k. reverse aspects of its controversial budget plans. the bank of england says it's help for bond markets in today. at least few options for a government under pressure. also on our show will hear from ryan, air c, e o michael o'leary, who says the recession could be a boon for discount airlines. as travelers look to save on flights and the share of female entrepreneurs was already low in germany. endemic has made it worse. bullock is new numbers, flow walk into the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. investors in the u. k. were optimistic friday that the government would reverse key elements of a budget plan that continues to royal financial markets. behind those hopes, as the abrupt return of finance minister quasi quartering from meetings in washington courting, has denied any further changes to the many budget package of tax cuts. blood pressure is growing from fellow conservatives. earlier this week, the bank of england reaffirmed it would end its emergency bond buying program. t

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d w corresponded bergen mos sent us this update from london on the possibility of aboard johnson return. the prospect of boris johnson coming back adds to the sense of political instability in the u. k. it was only a few months ago that he was forced to resign as prime minister. his critics are saying that his time is prime minister was dominated by lies and chaos. and he still currently being investigated by a parliamentary committee over allegations that he misled parliament. but he was a vate winner, and he had delivered a huge majority for the conservative party. if he really did come back though, it would certainly create more turmoil in parliament. it's thought that there are several m. p 's. we're just not willing to work with him. so it's not the stability that the majority of british people are craving for at a time of economic crisis. reminder of our top story, the european union has wrapped up a summit in brussels. leaders have agreed on a show called road map to shield consumers and businesses from scoring energy prices. but member states, we're not able to reach a deal on an upper limit for wholesale gas costs. you're watching d. w news coming up next in d. w. news asia

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