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well, if i've got wellingtons, i woulnd't mind, _ but this is a bit odd. i haven't got any wellingtons. people are struggling to get through, whatever means they try. this was about the most effective way. but people here are looking out for each other. and further downriver, more battles lost to the rising water. how deep is it? that deep. they go fast, and look... and there's anger — about drivers adding to the problems, the damage, the necessary repairs. but it'sjust now wait until it all dries out, find a builder and go from there. back in longford, a special delivery, but across a huge area, people are struggling. and while the worst may be over, the clean—up hasn't even really begun yet. the water continued rising here, evenin the water continued rising here, even in the last hour or so, after people were told the river had peaked. although the message is that the worst is over, some people are onlyjust the worst is over, some people are only just starting to feel the real impact of it. some who managed to keep their homes dry over the last 24 keep t

the and heavy rain washing out sunday for oakland and wellington moving slightly east as we go into monday before a legacy of showers remaining of a southeast asia. the heavy rain continues to dominate for much of malaysia and indonesia. still some heavy shot was to come from northern thailand on sunday. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the the the the you're watching out. is there a is there a mind of a top stories this out? every rain and cold weather in gauze compounding misery for palestinians. the rain has flooded refugee comes so contents 85 percent of costs as population is being displaced. system will begin. at least a 174 policies have been killed in the past 24 hours. just a day off to be in special court of justice. what it is around to avoid genocide, the latest strikes. so on a house in the south and rough kind of at least 3 people and the biggest hospital in the south of costs are just reported to be on the brink of collapse taxes. and that's a hospital, a warning. it wouldn't be able to function for much longer. now, solidarity riley's for guys that have taken pla

accusations centred on a luxury clothing store in auckland and another retailer in the capital, wellingtonas jailed for eight and a half years, after falsely claiming she had been raped by multiple men and trafficked by an asian grooming gang. her lies caused an outpouring of anger and several protests in the town of barrow in cumbria — and now, a bbc documentary reveals the extent of her deceit. our investigative reporter anna collinson has the story — a warningm some may find the details in this report upsetting. i guess you kind of — you can probably guess what's going to happen. this is the moment eleanor williams was arrested in 2020. so being in breach of court bail, in relation to charges of perverting the course ofjustice. a court would later find that she had repeatedly lied about being raped, which legal experts stress rarely happens. right, so they're on now and we're recording. exclusive police footage shows williams�* deception began three years earlier when she said she'd been raped at a party. she withdrew her involvement, but a year and a half later, she makes a fresh alleg

. >> kennedy: she is still making that beef wellington, she screwed it up like the immigration crisis. >> the immigration issue is something she plans to pick up in final year of office, no, that is not optics. >> paul: she is going on reproductive rights tour of some variety, whatever that means. she is convincing people not to have children. >> why wasn't she with mayorkas and blinken? >> that is bizarre, and poor optics, too. coming up, republican race for white house is heating up as 2024 primary season is set to begin in just a couple of weeks. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you for joining us. how is your gatorade? race for the white house is on. on the republican side, entering a pivotal moment for the party's 2024 primary season set to begin this month. it is here. some of the gop biggest names making final preparation before iowa caucus on january 15th. recent polling suggest not everyone named donald trump has a long way to go. a fox business poll of iowa voters shows former president with over 50% lead in hawkeye state, leading next closest opponent ron desantis by staggering 34%, insurm

can be moved really quite easily using things like advisors or buckets are plastic bins, and even wellingtonlan what you are going to do and then also pack a grab bag, should you need to evacuate. but you can also get kite marked certified flood protection products, flood doors, flood barriers, self—closing air brake, submersible pumps, even toilet bungs, it does not have to cost a lot even if you are desperate you can use gaffer tape. i tested gaffer tape recently in a testing tank and gaffer tape help do really well. and even when the flood water started leaking, somebody pulled it off and it burst through. so it will hold the water back. it is perfectly possible to try and reduce the impact at a home level, but look, if you are flooded then check whether your insurance company is signed up to flood read's build back better. that is one of the brilliant ways of being flood resistant because in addition to flood products which i've been mentioning, for me, my preferred choice would be to have waterproof plaster, flood resilient kitchens, and hard floors. so if you do flood, you can literall

sources say citadel wellington find posted a 15% return.nnium management gained 10% permit multi-strategy funds averaged just under 5% growth through november according to pivotal path. for the second year, global banks made many underwriting bonds and underwriting bonds and underwriting loans for green projects, versus what they earned from fossil fuel activity. bloomberg data shows the world's top lenders generated $3 billion in fees last year from green deals. in comparison, they brought in less than $2.7 billion from fossil fuel productions. the walt disney ceo is learning up allies as he seeks to stave off pressure from billionaire activist investor nelson peltz. one company will consult with disney on strategy. another hedge fund is also proposing three nominees to the disney board who will champion bob iger's strategy. bloomberg has learned that very gold spoke with investors to consider a possible takeover of the canadian copper producer. first quantum shares surged as much as 15% on the news. the company has lost half its value aft

might not be ode to get to you quickly so it's important that you do the following things, where wellingtonu go into the house because everything will be contaminated. where a head torch if you need to and take photographs of absolutely everything, even the contents of your fridge and freezer. put a mark on the wall as to how high the water has got, that will enable your insurance to know how much plaster has to be marked. this is very important, if they can't come for a few days, water will be trapped under your carpets and will slow the process and it will make it worse. so with those plastic gloves, i'd be careful with a pair of scissors and cut the carpet up, lift it up, don't throw it away but get it up, don't throw it away but get it outside because that will aid the drying. then open your windows, ventilation is really important and if you have got an open fire, light the fire. ., . , the fire. sound advice there. ly have now _ the fire. sound advice there. ly have now to — the fire. sound advice there. ly have now to graham _ the fire. sound advice there. ly have now to graham who -

ken griffin's main citadel wellington fund posted 15% return, izzy englander's millennium gaining close10%. let's see if those gains actually sustain into 2024. that's a big concern as we have the tailwind of the federal reserve and other central banks cutting rates, and creating momentum for what is commonly known as the smart money. we go from the wall street story to the eco one. inflation numbers from north rhine-westphalia just minutes away. we will bring the data as it crosses the terminal and instant analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kriti: december fed minute suggesting u.s. rates may stay high for some time, but market clear progress on inflation. asian stocks led by china, following wall street lower. oil gains following suppl y obstructions in libya following blasts in around that killed 100 people. data hitting the wire in just a few minutes. let's get a quick check on these markets. when you look at the futures trading action, remember very thin trading volume but you are seeing marginal gains, specifically ftse 100 futures higher 0.1%. euro stoxx 50 futures in the

not that long afterwards, she is pregnant at the time this happens, she names that child daniel wellington. that is a startling show of how much she loves the british who have just burned down the city named after her grandfather who she adores. disciplines have very different reactions to how this war plays out. >> moving ahead about a dozen years to the next big event that they got involved and that is the tour of marquis de lafayette. the hero of the war, it was almost a year-long tour of the united states in 1824 and 1825 and you say it is hard to overstate the euphoria and fanfare grading lafayette at every stop on his tour. why was there such a big reception for lafayette? what were people craving? but there are a few things here. they have not been talking about the revolution that much. it was fairly recent. they had not built up nostalgia for it yet. lafayette had been so young during the time of the word that he is one of the last surviving officers from the war. if not the most important surviving officer. when he comes back and is going to visit, he goes to every state in the c

the and heavy rain washing out sunday for oakland and wellington moving slightly east as we go into monday before a legacy of showers remaining of a southeast asia. the heavy rain continues to dominate for much of malaysia and indonesia, still from heaviest charles to come from northern thailand. on sunday, every human mind is unique and managing the thoughts of the motions can be a challenge. if you're not helping men to me, it's sort of like you do not living. we travel to south africa to explore traditional healing techniques, being used to improve wellbeing on his ancestors today. in the 1st of all cleansing and to south korea, we're bring training is leading to a limited success. it's one of the most important factors to be able to stay calm, stay relaxed and be able to share your shot as you normally would. amongst episode sweet. oh no, just the stories that we cover a variety complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given chrisy. so issue the smell of that is all over power. as al

blackrock is among several big-money managers including wellington and t.e price who have recently cut jobs and redirected budgets. what blackrock is saying is that they expect to have more staff by the end of the year. . what they are actually doing here is cutting the budget and redirecting. they are saying that etfs have become the preferred vehicle for both index and active investment strategy. across the globe, including in europe and asia. in your memo, they said that of all the changes they are seeing, perhaps most profound are the, quote, "new technologies for its to transform the industry." ." you have to believe they are referring to ai among others. blackrock thing to expand into the growing market for alternative investments with the goal of doubling revenue for private markets over the next five years. they have stated that. the firm has more than 9 trillion assets as of december and yesterday to see a lot of them report earnings. they report fourth-quarter earnings on friday. haidi: reporting more than $7 million in net trading revenue for the

their wellington fund generated 15.3% returns. not to be named shared d.e. shaw's funds as well. that largest fund posted gains of 9.6% in 2023. also, a respectable showing for d.e. shaw. and outside of the multiple -- strike that. world, pershing square return, those are public, but bill acman's firm generated 26.7% returns from the highly concentrated mostly equity book in the year. >> does it rhyme with the trades he had in the year. >> absolutely. 2023, as well as going back to 2020 as well. some of his most profitable trades have been these more kind of, you know, esoteric swaps and interest rate hedges he has put on more of a macro trader than the equity trader he's known to be. but his longs, strong showing there. concentrated large positions in names like alphabet that, of course, performed well. >> interesting. helps crystallize some of the events we lived through in the course of '23. watch for more to come. >>> the santa claus rally running out of steam, s&p down over the last six days. let's discuss where stocks go fro

year, losing a city nearly the size of dayton, ohio or north charleston, or billings, montana or wellington-- wilmington, north carolina. behind those numbers, most tragically are stories of families torn apart, of parents losing a teenager before they graduateigh school, of grandparents stepping into ray's -- raise grandchildren. no matter where you come from, pretty much everyone has a fentanyl story. we have all lost someone or know somebody who has lost someone. it is a crisis that cuts acrossy across all partisan divides. it is why it will continue to be a top priority of thisi think mk on that. with ranking member scott and the entire committee and now 67 cosponsors, we worked in a bipartisan way to design a new sanctions program to fend off fentanyl that can help reduce the flow of fentanyl into the community. under this committee, so our purview, as you know, is often money, we use that authority to hit the cartels and chemical suppliers directly where it hurts, their bank accounts. our often money, we use that authority to hit the cartels and chemical suppliers directly where it hu

and then lo and behold, here comes rishi sunak in tailored prada in a pair of tailored prada wellingtons you're going to stop all emergency. oh, stop all the emergency. oh, thank there's an mp here. >> but is that you should >> but is that what you should be doing? >> no, what they >> yeah. no, no, what they should be. >> even canute that he >> even canute knew that he couldn't back the tide. couldn't turn back the tide. that in on joke. that james in on the joke. >> apparently, that could have been thames that he was. been the thames that he was. there is a there is a story. >> just trying to prove. >> he's just trying to prove. >> he's just trying to prove. >> he's just trying to prove. >> he was westminster, which originally westminster was an island thorney island. island called thorney island. >> there was a river that >> and there was a river that ran from here in paddington down to thames and created to the thames and created a little eyot. yeah. and one of the, one of the stories is that king canute was sitting actually just about where westminster is today, watching the tide com

nottinghamshire are furious and rightly so, particularly people swishing about in their kitchens , the wellingtonts on, thinking our lives will never be the same again . the same again. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i mean, and actually you just think the environment agency should be doing its job. john. sergeant, thank very much sergeant, thank you very much indeed joining me this indeed for joining me this morning. see you. indeed for joining me this mornidon't see you. indeed for joining me this mornidon't go see you. indeed for joining me this mornidon't go anywhereou. indeed for joining me this mornidon't go anywhere because well, don't go anywhere because we're getting the we're going to be getting the view from the right of the tory party mp liam fox in party and from mp liam fox in just a moment. he's also a former defence secretary. so we'll be covering issues like the in middle east the situation in the middle east and ukraine as well. of and in ukraine as well. of course, all that come course, all that still to come right after the weather, a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors on . gb ne

but to look again at admiral nelson, one of the great british heroes who, along with wellington, wonnch. and this is a look , so french. and this is a look, so long as it's not sensationalist , long as it's not sensationalist, as long as it is done right, reasonably and with proper intent . proper historical intent. proper historical intent. proper historical intent. why not try and look at what the reality of his sex life was like ? gives a different was like? gives a different angle, a different way in for people to understand history. as far as what he was saying about sailors, i went for the bbc on to a destroyer very much in the news. now with what's going on with the houthi rebels in the red but i went aboard red sea. but i went aboard a destroyer and spent a night or two on on board 14 years ago. and i'm a straight man, and i have to say, i mean it nearly it nearly turned me gay . nearly turned me gay. >> hold on, hold on. >> hold on, hold on. >> i might have tuned out a bit there. so you went on a boat for how long? >> two or 2 or 3 days. a couple of long. >> made it out of m

i duke of ellington i think the duke of ellington said it, the duke of wellington, that napoleon wasbritish education has been one of in the world. of the best in the world. i would even that is would even claim that india is in shape at the moment in a good shape at the moment because the british gave them a fantastic system fantastic education system and it the last it has been broken over the last couple for cultural couple of years for cultural reasons, these reasons, for exactly these equality ideas , but lack equality ideas, but not for lack of money. i should say that the german education has german education system has probably been better, if probably been better, that if we broke probably been better, that if we bro yeah, okay. >> yeah, okay. >> yeah, okay. >> but i have to there was >> but i have to say, there was a when heidelberg was far a time when heidelberg was far better university than oxford or cambridge, but that's not the point. i'm point. look, as far as i'm concerned . well, keeps concerned. well, this this keeps coming your points coming back to is your points