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it highlights the dilemma quite well and tank of england governor andrew bailey will be there as well as the managing director. i want to highlight the chart i mention. inflation expectations over the next 5-10 years are surging as we talk about three consecutive 50 basis points rate hikes which is the fastest pace of fed tightening going back to 1982 in january. if that doesn't curtail inflation, what is the market looking for? 11:45 a.m., treasury secretary janet yellen will join us and i want to hear what she has to say about oil. she talked about the concern of the economic blow to the euro region if they were to ban oil from russia immediately. she will perhaps talk about how russia can take the rejuvenation of ukraine and i'm curious what she says. on sunday, the final round of voting for france and emmanuel macron is leading in a poll. we were talking about this is a tale risk dragging the euro down. he is clearly leading le pen. jonathan: cable is down 1.2%. that is a weaker pound sterling this morning. jane foley, what is the lesson of the u.k. market this morning? >> we saw

the bank of england's andrew bailey will be on that panel and the imf manager. how much to the address the idea of what they are seeing in the pound which is ongoing weakening as you get more hawkish talk from bank officials? it's all about economic growth and how much in the u.s. are we looking at something that looks more unstable over the next 5-10 years. treasury secretary janet yellen is joining bloomberg television and i want to hear what she says about oil bands in russia. what do you do in order to provide some funding to ukraine and penalize russia for the incursion if you don't have an out right ban on russian oil? given all of the calls whether it's bank of america or jp morgan, the demand for higher prices for the tight oil market, why is oil hovering around some of the lows over the past few weeks? there is also the final round of voting to elect the next french president. now we see emmanuel macron leading marine le pen. i wonder how much that was a tale risk. jonathan: it's something to watch going into the weekend. cable is off the lows in the po

bailey. just over your shoulder, we will exolain _ old bailey. re when we do get any statements outside court there. for now let�*s go back to westminster. you heard me previously introducing the latest with boris johnson, you heard me previously introducing the latest with borisjohnson, rishi sunak and theirfines. sunak and their fines. welcome sunak and theirfines. welcome back to sunak and their fines. welcome back to downing street. very confused conservative mps voicing the view this morning that the prime minister should step down. we�*ve heard from nigel mills who is a conservative mp for amber valley and we will play a clip of what he had a sane a few minutes�* time, saying he didn�*t think the prime minister can and should survive because it broke rules. we�*ve also heard from siobhan bailey, the mp for stroud, who hasn�*t made it clear yet whether she will support the prime minister. she said she is going to listen to her constituents over the easter break and then consult parliamentary colleagues after the easter recess is over. but the

the survivors of the landslide inc and badness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll g 0 by bailey, to province central philippines. how germany will no longer phase out so called dirty coal because of the war in ukraine ministers here. there's not going to be enough energy to coat with bitterly cold. winters of coal is so called a source locally, is than scraps. this is after the e u. band, russian imports set rosner ports from barnes and bug on the impact it could have midnight of brown coal has long been at the center of environmental protests called the dirtiest form of coal. the test providing power to the german economy and households for decades under pressure from the green party, the new government announced it aims to close these open minds by 2030. but that was before russia invaded ukraine college by guns. it gave a terrible war ukraine means we are realizing, but electricity supply in germany wasn't and isn't very secure. and those several possible risk factors applies to gas oil and to hot cold too. and, but of course, some who are now thinking domestic energy source,

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fiona, we will be back here at the old bailey on wednesday for ali harbi ali's sentencing, and the judgeit among the options a whole life order and has used them before terrorism cases. there is also a question here about ali harbi ali's engagement with prevent counter radicalisation scheme, which he was involved with for a year between 2014 and 15. we don't know what happened but that may come up at a future inquest which is yet to be decided. dominic, thanks very much. for all the latest on the war in ukraine, let's cross to clive myrie, who's in the capital, kyiv. thanks, fiona. as more russian forces head to eastern ukraine, horrors are being uncovered in the villages and towns close to the capital, here in the north, that they used to control. time and again, we've been hearing stories of violence against women — in particular, of soldiers using rape as a weapon of war. it is important to share these stories with you, to shine a light on abuses, to bear witness to the pain of this terrible conflict. so, our correspondent, yogita limaye, has been speaking to some of those affected. a

they let say they, if they die, you launch a bait that, that one little boy he but he will remember that moment when bailey asked enjoying champagne. it blanket wrapped around sir. what she be below is i started driving them now they it is $1800.00 g m t and 9 p. m. and the ukraine in capital of cave, where we've been watching this unlikely scene really unfolding of a quite highly produced press conference lot. amir zelinski, the ukraine and president speaking from or a thought was a bunk or a basement it transpired. it was a, a subway station train is funded by at one point in such as the reality of this war . what is he been saying? he said that we will be meeting with the secretary of state, your secretary state entity, blink, and on sunday, and the defense secretary lloyd austin. and he said that keith will abandon talks with moscow if its soldiers and mary polar killed. what he actually said was, if our people are killed in murray, paul, ukraine will not take part in any negotiation processes. he called for a meeting with vladimir putin to end the war. he said, i don't want to have the meeting. i have

sean bailey, were -- they had to do with -- as i think we've established, i have always -- from the beginning of those series of films -- i had always rewritten my characters words and jokes if you will, and situational comedy and things that i would add. mr. bailey was very complimentary about some of the things i had done. he came over to me laughing after a take. >> this is just discussed and what they were talking about. >> mr. deppe, was miss heard in australia with you? >> she came later, yes. >> do you recall when she came down? >> i do not recall, no. no, i do recall. it was march. it was march. >> and what happened when miss heard came to visit you in australia? >> miss heard was upset because, as i stated earlier, as it was too late for a prenup agreement there was a discussion of a postnuptial agreement. i had called my lawyer at the time and asked if i could have one of his lawyers and sit down with miss heard and give her a basic rundown. >> this is something he asked an attorney it's not a statement of fact being offered for its truth. >> also abstained the objection. >> what did ms. heard say she was upset about when she arrived in australia? >> miss heard told me that

bailey. dominic casciani spoke to us from outside the courtroom. we willia platform. that's four times as many shares as twitter�*s founder, jack dorsey. but on monday the company's chief executive parag agrawal tweeted. .. in a statement, he also said... on sunday, elon musk posted a series of tweets. these included asking whether twitter is dying and if its headquarters should be turned into a homeless shelter. our north america technology correspondent, james clayton, is in san francisco. i asked him if we know why elon musk decided not to join twitter�*s board. we don't know why. the only person who knows is elon musk himself. the crucial thing is that if elon musk were to take that board position, he would have only been able to buy 15% of twitter — that was written into that sort of contract — so the fact he hasn't taken up this board position has made many people speculate that elon musk actually wants to buy more and more of twitter. he comfortably has enough money to buy it outright. he could force a hostile takeover of twitter, that's certainly o

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bailey for wall 6. and i don't see why they will change now. now that they have their, their great friend the, the white house, even if janet ellen wants to do. and i have, you know, i think the jungle and probably does want to do it personally. judging by ahead of track record had got demick work. and i think she said, even when she was german jail, one of the fed. but i don't think she's going to be allowed to. i hope i'm wrong. but even that is not going to be enough. before you go, i have a question for you about the green new deal. it's an idea of vision, at least for a more just economic future that you've supported, both in the e u, an in the united states. why has the left failed to implement such potentially effective policies? we've ever been in power. i mean, here in greece, we were in bible 5 months. and when we came down and i was like a ton of bricks and destroyed us. remember beyond that, of course we are leftists, have a lot longer for because we have fantastic and dividing and multiplying and turning against one another. but pr

survivors of the landslide inc and badness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll jazeera by bailey to province central philippines. while staying in the region, shanghai decision to convert some apartments into quarantine centers. as infuriated tenants who have been evicted, as the looked on in china's largest city goes on peasantry, june pink has ordered every one to stick to the 0 cove at 19 policy. tribute has both beijing police in protective gear struggle to control an angry crowd. these young high residents, a protesting against being pulled from their homes. their apartment blocks are being turned into temporary quarantine centers. some are kneeling on the ground, begging the police not to take them away. this city of more than 25000000 people has been brought to its knees. by the worse corin of ours outbreak, china's face since the beginning of the pandemic. 300000 infections have been recorded since march a lockdown, which was supposed to last a few days, is now stretching into its 3rd week with no end in sight. the once bustling commercial center is now quiet and empty, w

survivors of the landslide inc and badness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll jazeera by bailey to province, central philippines, and south africa. the army has been called in to help with rescuing cleanup efforts after the worst flooding in 60 years. troops are bringing aid to thousands of people left without power and water was $390.00. 5 people had been killed and dozens more have been injured. government officials say entire families are missing homes and roads have been washed away and several power plants have been damaged. china has been warned by a senior us politician that it must face consequences for backing russia's president of letting me approve. and senator lindsey graham made the comments in taiwan for meeting president site in when, along with other american politicians. graham said neither taiwan nor the u. s. c. conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here is not from us to you and the time when these people were going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of

survivors of the landslide ink and badness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll jazeera by bailey, to province central philippines. the opponents of mammals, military lead government are calling for a boycott of official near events, or a combination of days of celebrations, including what's normally a water festival. but this week has looked very different, as alexia bryan reports me on mars new year before the qu, streets full of people, several days of partying and prowling water ending in traditional celebrations. but this year, in march of the biggest city yang gone, it's quieter. many choosing to stay at home, answering the opposition call to boycott events organized by the military leadership. yeah, we have civil wars in many places of the country. we should not be happy while others are in trouble. thus why we are showing our solidarity with them. for many and me and my it's not a happy start to their new year after yet another 12 months spent under military rule. another 365 days living in the shadows. this woman is too scared to show her face unity. how would you know if

the survivors of the landslide inc and badness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll g 0 by bailey to province. central philippines, in south africa, police, and rescue as have widened their search for people missing out the worst running in 60 years. the armies also been called in to help with cleanup efforts. troops are bringing in aid to thousands of people left without power and water in the kweisi lou natal province. in the 400 people have been killed in dozens more injured homes and roads have been washed away and several power plants have been damaged. shanghai is decision to use some appointments. as quarantine centers has infuriated tenants who have been evicted. as the lockdown in china's largest city continues president. she ging, being as ordered every one to stick to the 0 coven 19 policy. katrina, you reports from beijing. police in protective gear, struggle to control an angry crowd. these shanghai residents, a protesting against being pulled from their homes. their apartment blocks are being turned into temporary quarantine centers. some are kneeling on the ground,

the survivors of the landslide in can darkness, this period will now remind them of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll g 0 by bailey to province. central philippines. heavy rains in bolivia have forced more than 200 families from their homes. the river in pylon base, its banks ferrying votes homes and businesses. some residents return to salvage what's left of their belongings. officials in santa cruz province. we'll meet next week to figure out how to deal with the situation. sit ahead on al jazeera, with that whole supplies from russia. germany turns back to its own resources, but it could come at an environmental cost and electric vehicles. take center stage at the new york international auto show, but can may overtake america's love of gases. ah, the journey has begun the 3 full world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today is gonna be a bit late in the year for any significant rainbow hasn't got there yet. so this cloud, which is really per frontal system, you see whipping through stretching from around that society will give a few more lighted shows is caught up the wind as well and pic

the survivors of the landslide in can darkness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll g 0 by bailey to province. central philippines, twitter says that it has unanimously a doctrine so called poison pill plan. the could block ela mosques, takeover bid. the social media giant says the mood could enable its investors to realize the full value of their investment and force must pay shareholders a premium for the company. must coons tesla and space ex recently increased at stake in the social media platform to 9 percent. to madison is a technology expert on the social media sector, lead full glass wing ventures. he says twitter executives have been forced to react to long mosques, comments. it's a very uncomfortable position when the world's richest man says he doesn't have confidence in the management team that specifically that's probably a pretty uncomfortable position for the c e o to to be and, but he's, i think done a nice job, at least in his messaging to twitter, employees. thank look, there are a lot of distractions, but our day to day job hasn't changed. we have customers, we

for students starting degree courses from next year, the rate will be fixed at a lower level. a judge at the old bailey ali to a whole—life prison term for murdering the consevative mp sir david amess. describing it as 'a murder that struck at the heart of democracy�* judge nigel sweeney said the 26 year old islamic state group sympathiser had shown no remorse. outside the court, a police officer read a statement on behalf of lady amess and sir david's family. with me now is andrew plant, who's been at the sentencing. andrew, what more did thejudge have to say? andrew, what more did the 'udge have to sa ? , . , , ., to say? this happened at the old baile 'ust to say? this happened at the old bailey just after _ to say? this happened at the old baileyjust after midday, - to say? this happened at the old baileyjust after midday, ali - to say? this happened at the old| baileyjust after midday, ali harbi ali given a whole life sentence and that means exactly how it sounds, he will never be eligible for parole and he will spend the rest of his life in prison. during sentencing, thejudge commended the life i

it says that bailey, every country is likely to feel the pinch. beyond its immediate and tragic humanitarian impact, the war will slow economy growth and increase inflation. overall economic risks of risen sharply and policy trade offs of become even more challenging. compared to or january forecast, we have revised our projection for global growth downwards to 3.6 percent. and both 2022 and 20. 23. on kong is one of a few places in the world that's maintaining a 0 coven policy. tens of thousands of people have been under quarantine and it's adding to pollution and waste problems and the territory is priyanka. gupta explains remote controls, pillows, cutlery, almost everything in this quarantine hotel in hong kong that can be touched by people. sounds. it's wrapped in plastic. the government is determined to keep the krona virus out, seemingly at any cost. every single one of the staff members here was so p, p, you know, the gowns, the glass, the hats, and that every staff member and on every school, even just that in itself, the huge amount of wasted, huge amount that's being thrown in, you know, to the been an

will crazy. people still good. been even a substantial war. all though the streets of don mussman already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers. bailey, diesel, much foolish money into a meeting at a fit in them or to ship hostile poly peer were on the alexander tobar, the respected physician in august because operated on thousands of the wounded who had been taken to his hospitals and the war began. wishes to war is for, for those who hit the bully, me unusually cato. delia bus metate, no bulk wants to praise, who did to walk, nor elizabeth alicia lay poorly. events in don bass in odessa event painful repercussions for russia. volunteers headed to don barza. and that it is about your own at nash to me, as i said, mama cats, no, she said catered sandwich. ymca trip to his ashley and they say yes. castle. yes, it began belong, marcia. yeah, banana still not after what the partial as a share says a 100 deeper billy could shy enlisted as a volunteer and took up arms. but okay, lose you the graph with ashley mammogram terrace. kim then? yeah it up there so i can. yeah. i at the what moisten, alexander, lost some potential. can you go ahe

andrew bailey is speaking at an imf panel and he says inflation in the u.k. willer due to energy but the strength of inflation this year depends on energy. energy is not just an issue for the u.k., one for germany as well. if you saw an embargo on gas from russia in germany, that will lead to a 2% contraction in germany. the german government is set to cut its 2022 growth forecast 2.2%, down from 3.6%. that is without the embargo in place. anna: here's about the german growth story if we see a change in the energy policy this week, fears about the u.s. economy also. let's stick with the global economy and the vulnerability of some emerging markets. a warning from the imf. that is just one of the issues at this week's imf world bank meeting in washington. joining us now is nadia calvino, who has the imf international committee. we look forward to speaking with you on the international front and on the european front. if we start with the international front, a lot of time has been spent at these meetings talking about debt load for emerging markets. how concerned a

will be joining russia's current stockpile. the u. n. says with more than 5000000000 people have now fled ukraine. been bailey women, and children because men of been ordered to stay and fight. more than half of the refugees of ended up in neighboring poland, where the government has given them access to healthcare and education. fighting has led to europe's biggest refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. luke lights, you only see of what we cry. we all have the feeling that we've no home. we've no idea where to go what to do, where to run. it's very scary. plaza, quickly. we wanted to go immediately because all the houses around were destroyed. we sat in the sellers afraid to go out everything with plunder dollar. people wanted to east. we also had no water. we'll get to whether update baxter on al jazeera than israeli troops. fire rubber bullets inside the alex almost compound will have the latest on rising tensions at the occupied holy site. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. hello. we've got rain clouds gathering across southern pa

head of the bank of england, andrew bailey, is also warning us that a serious shock in income and expenses awaits us, the shock from a sharp increase in energy prices will be more serious than at the beginning seventies. here they were referring to the middle east crisis in the early seventies, when europe felt an acute shortage of oil. so here by the way, the european union is constantly reminded that a proposal to limit russian oil is also on the sanctions table. and here is what russian analysts say about possible oil bans. what can this lead to? our share of the european market for e, oil is oil products, in fact. this is about three million, even more than 3.5 million barrels per day. that is, you need to find 3 million barrels on the market. this is a huge figure. uh, even biden's plan, but involves a million barrels and a rise from storage. and even then, there is a separate story, how realistic is it, if such a decision is made, it will affect, in our opinion, only maritime transportation of oil from the territory of the russian federation why because pipeline oil supplies through oil pipelines? it is simply impossible to turn off druzhba system

james watson will be back in court at the old bailey on me the night to find out how long he will have move troops and supplies more freely and tighten its grip over ukraine�*s donbas region. ukrainian fighters trapped at the steel plant are now desperately short of ammunition and food, and the civilians with them are living in dire conditions, as danjohnson reports from ukraine. this mighty steelworks has become a fortress of resistance in mariupol. the red flags mark a surrender route that ukrainian soldiers have not taken. russia threatened to overrun the sprawling plant or flatten it with air strikes, but now, the order from the top is to besiege it instead. translation: there is no need to climb into these catacombs . and crawl underground through these industrial facilities. block off this industrial area so that not even a fly can escape. the bunkers beneath hold civilians and wounded soldiers. they have been told to lay down their weapons, but they fight on. yesterday, there was some success in getting residents out of mariupol to safety, but some convoys came under attack and

while bailey looks like he wants to froggic through the meadow, maybe do that early in the day or wait until the evening. temperatures in hollis ther will warm up into the 80s tomorrow and well into 90 by thursday. the peak of the heat arrives on thursday when the temperatures are going to be close to 20 degrees above normal around the bay. 20 to 25 degrees farther inland. around the bay, temperatures are going to reach the low to mid-80s in san francisco and oakland. we start dropping off on friday. but we're still going to be in the process of falling. on saturday, even with the cooling trend e taking over, back to near normal temperatures on sunday, and then we have our little shower chance in the forecast on monday. the best chance will be near north of thegolden gate. and mid april, we'll take whatever we can get and then the temperatures will start bouncing back again on tuesday. it is a one-day heat wave. a three-day warm spell, but it is april. we shouldn't be in the 90s yet this time of year. it is weird. >> very weird. >> all right, paul. thanks. >>> we have the "cbs evening news" coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell with a p

survivors of the landslide income darkness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll jazeera by bailey to province, central philippines, or elsewhere. tens of thousands of south africans are now without shelter, water and power. after the worst flooding there in decades, long queues have started in the city of durban as front looked victims try to get access to clean water. the sweets flash floods washed away, entire communities, killing at least 395 people. inquisitive natal province. dozens are still missing, though, and also more thunderstorms and flooding. a forecast for the weekend, for me to mila has more from dublin. people across the province of cause of natal had perhaps a day of 2 to try and recover, retrieve some of their belongings, bold re, bold homes that were destroyed by the flooding and mud slides. but now we are really experiencing heavy and potentially damaging winds in this province in the city of durban. and it's expected that the rain will return, perhaps in the evening and into saturday. and this is what's really concerning for people who have already suffered wi

bailey's shoes. that is on the monetary policy side. what about fiscal? what role will that play? kristine: that is the big question. there were hopes for more fiscal support as the u.k. spring-loaded but that was disappointing. this is why consumers are facing the cost-of-living crisis on their own. there is not a lot to be had with fiscal support. then we are facing the precipice of multiple bank of england rate hikes potentially. you can understand why consumers are feeling vulnerable in the u.k. i suppose there is a lesson to be learned for the federal reserve and other central banks as they consider the multiple rate hikes, what that can do to sentiment on the ground. anna: if consumer confidence is anything to go by. let me ask you about the comments andrew bailey has been making at that imf event, saying there is a huge amount of uncertainty on the path for policy. we are on a tightening path but it is a narrow path. you mentioned policy mistake. what is it about the market reaction that makes you think a policy mistake could be made here? kristine: the pound is weakening o

will bring a little rain at times. a reminder of our top story. thejury at the jury at the old baileybi ali guilty of murdering the mp said david amess and of preparing acts of terrorism. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon — it'sjust after 1.30 — and this is your latest sports news. as you've been hearing, scottie scheffler has won his first major, at the masters in augusta. he began the final round three shots clear of the field — and despite a late surge from rory mcilroy, he had enough in the in the bank to miss two short putts on the 18th green. it was a nervy finish — and scheffler admitted he'd been in pieces before he went out to attempt to win the green jacket. i cried like a baby this morning i was so stressed out. i didn't know what to do. i was sitting there, i was telling meredith, i don't think i am ready for this. you know, was telling meredith, i don't think iam ready for this. you know, i was telling meredith, i don't think i am ready for this. you know, i am not re

bailey she already goes. eh, i agree, that's not the question at all. now he zhahnal for a poor soul, and we willdifferently in the war. they too. yes, there are losses. here, therefore, once again, if if i have the opportunity, but to prevent from delaying my personal. yes, yes, one thing is a theoretical possibility. here konstantin painted everything correctly yes, because i think that today our large landing ships will appear already in the mind of izmailov not on a raid. and odessa and on riga ismail there among the most convenient coast for landing gums, but he was washed away. they will appear there today 100%, but e, he is playing the same game with us that we played with ukraine on february 24, going from belarus to kiev chernigov and placing ours as landing ships opposite odessa, we fettered their forces so that they would not transferred to the donbass, they are now playing the same game. by the way, by the way, an attempt by the btg to enter the side of russia is an attempt to fix our reserves on our border so that they do not went to the donbass here is the same thing, what kind of g

we will work as one team, the president of moldova does not want to be on the same team with kiev, does not see the bailey incident as a reason for war. but she gave details which testifies to other attempts to shake up the situation in moldova itself. about the use of not only sabotage groups. and also telephone terrorists. if dara's escalus is an escalation of tension, let me remind you that for several weeks there was not one message, but bombs planted in schools and medical institutions, followed by yesterday's explosions. we condemn any provocations or attempts to involve moldova in action that could threaten peace in the country chisinau insists on finding a peaceful solution to the conflicts in transnistria my sandu at the same time they assure that they are allegedly interested in the escalation. some groupings from pridnestrovie the president of the pridnestrovian republic clarifies groups that have declared neighboring territories. i want to appeal to the leadership of ukraine. i ask you to investigate. these facts of the illegal movement of certain militant groups to the territory of pridnestro

the survivors of the landslide inc and badness, this period will now remind him of their overwhelming grief. to melinda, again, i'll g 0 by bailey to province central philippines. and still ahead on al jazeera, an unconventional mode to refuge. we find out why thousands of ukrainians are attempting to enter the u. s. through mexico pulled from their homes against their will. what coven 19 restrictions and china leading to protests and sport in the pittsburgh penguins set a remarkable post season reco. jimmy's gonna have the details later in the usa. ah qual, there's been some near record heat for april across the united arab emirates like this temperature is pretty close to 46 degrees with at the colors on here. so the darker that the higher the temperature peel out in a sec, give you a wider look of the middle east. but look at this even on saturday, due by 40 degrees, will be the height for you. otherwise fairly calm across the middle east. we see the return of that north northwesterly wind down the gulf that could start around some sand and does, but honestly, really nothing major here. still pre monsoon heat through pakistan

you will, like the rest of us, be awaiting use of the sentencing from the old bailey later today.the seat is now held by her sister, kim leadbeater. shejoins us now. good morning. thank you forjoining us. you and yourfamily good morning. thank you forjoining us. you and your family know better than anyone what the family are going through now and i am sure your thoughts are with them? yes. going through now and i am sure your thoughts are with them?— thoughts are with them? yes, good mone . thoughts are with them? yes, good money- my — thoughts are with them? yes, good money. my thoughts _ thoughts are with them? yes, good money. my thoughts are _ thoughts are with them? yes, good money. my thoughts are very i thoughts are with them? yes, good money. my thoughts are very much| money. my thoughts are very much with the family of sir david, his friends, his constituents and his staff and sadly, the witnesses who were there on that horrific day. i hope yesterday provides them with a way to move on to the next chapter of their lives, but it will have been an horrific few weeks, and th

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he was simply told that the next stage of the criminal process will be for his case to be heard at the old baileyamily in this area of bermondsey heard screaming in the middle of the night and called the police and the police arrived and broke into the house and they found that few members of the same family had been stabbed to death. they were dolet hill, denton burke, her partner, tanysha 0fori—akuffo, who was a5, and samantha drummonds who was 27. joshua jacques is charged with all four of those murders. since this happened there have been tributes paid to the family and we spoke to the niece of dolet hill and she said her aunt was a very loving and kind and generous person who would do anything for you. she worked for the guy's and st thomas is nhs foundation trust who made a statement saying she was an active union member and a well respected colleague who had helped to improve the workplace in that nhs trust. thanks forjoining us. the mother of a 7—year—old boy found dead in a freezing garden after an asthma attack has been jailed for 20 years — after being convicted of manslaughter by gros

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we're still getting information coming to us from inside the old bailey but we have been stuck told that he willith eight visits to this property within the first victim on this list of people. he told the court he wanted to make an impact. you wanted to make a legacy for himself and when the police came in to arrest him day in southend—on—sea he wanted to be shot. he was not but today he will be going to jail, sentencing on wednesday. thank you very much, matt. you'll have all the very latest and reaction to that verdict at the old bailey. there has been a guilty verdict over the murder of sir david. after last week's wintry showers and frosty nights this week the weather brings us something warmer. not always dry. on the earlier satellite picture you can see this beautiful swell of cloud and to the west. we will see bands of cloud and rain at times to this week. but we will also see is this warm air heating up from the south and that is likely to stay with us as we head into the easter weekend. in the shorter term through the afternoon, some spells of sunshine around. a band of showery rain dr

bailey has been clear on that. we have got to terms with the promotions regime that taxes consumers. we have got to embrace the opportunities for new technology and new phenomena and how it willpply to markets. caroline: let's talk about the sensationalism in many ways of non-fungible tokens, taking a nosedive but still a lot of interest. we have the royal mint looking to create an nft. >> that was part of the announcement last week, and the chancellor wants us to create an nft. it is important that we pick up on the emblems of change in the opportunities that will exist in the future. we have asked the royal mint to develop an nft. caroline: in the united kingdom my family day in and day out talks about inflation and electricity and what is happening in terms of the ramifications, antagonized by the invasion of russia into ukraine. talk to us about how the u.k. feels right now. february, 0.1% growth and the economy being stifled. that is before you factor in the implications of the russia-ukraine invasion. >> these are challenging times . we hoped we would come out of covid and get to brighter times. that hasn't happened. what has happened in the ukraine has a very difficult

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will buy it. stuart: and he's such a character. susan: charisma. stuart: the man advertises himself. it's a brilliant fashion. i used to say he was barnum and baileyets to space. the man is brilliant. not just personality, charisma, but he's highly intelligent. stuart: isn't will there also the boring company? haven't hay got some news on that? >> he just raised $675 million, that this values his company at $5.7 billion, and they plan to spend that cash on scaling loop which is that high-speed system which will shuttle passengers. from what i saw given his wealth distribution, the boring company only contributes about $300 million even though he's worth around $270 billion. but it's a growth opportunity. stuart: what was that neurolink? that really turns me on. you can link your brain to a computer, you know? susan: yeah. you can live forever, according to elon musk. you can download your personality and yourself sometime in the future possibly onto a robot. stuart: okay. we're off into fantasy land. [laughter] we're not going to go there. susan: i love optimists. he says that the robot is going to be a bigger business, and he said that with a lot

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came after midday here at the old bailey ali harbi ali handed the whole life sentence and that means what you think it means. he would ever be a little for parole and willwas that we had heavy essentially tricked his weight into that meeting with david and his continuously meetings back in october of last year. ali harbi ali play to be an nhs worker and showing an interest he said and moving to the area, saying he wanted to discuss local issues but in fact he had in planning that crime for an awfully long time. during that meeting, he stabs her david more than 20 times and if that part of the plan was for ali harbi ali to die that day as well. he had hoped to be shot by armed police but in fact the first of two police officers from essex police on the scene were armed only with batons and combat capacitance bright and they managed to overpower and arrest ali harbi ali on the scene. earlier today outside the old bailey here, the policeman a statement after proceedings finished. it's clear that the man who begins a life sentence today is a cold, calculated and dangerous individual. his attack was stopped by two essex police constables who apprehended this

um, i would i will finish up in a minute and then let some other people ask questions my last one has to do with i was i was struck by a blurb on the book by historian beth bailey and she says that history has written for an era as much as about and you know johnny cash of course lives through. a really difficult and tumultuous time during the vietnam era, but now i think by many measures i think we may be even more polarized and divided than people were then and i wonder how this affected your approach to the writing. i assume that i don't even think about this book for a long time, but you must have done most of the writing during the trump era. and so i wonder how that might have a shaped your approach and then you can comment into that. what are the lessons that maybe you think we could or should draw from johnny cash a person who did try to transcend political labels in some pretty fundamental ways. well, you're right that i did i did think about it. obviously it was impossible not to and it didn't have so much to do with you know, particular political figures so much as it did with the way that we talk about politics in the united states and the terms of

breaking news, the 36—year—old has been jailed at the old bailey for life with a minimum term of 36 years for the murder of the primary school teacher. we willway leading to dover — as cross—channel ferry disruption enters its eighth day. with the easter holidays on the horizon, its feared an influx of travellers could make the situation even worse. fiona lamdin is in dover. the council have said if things don't improve, if the traffic doesn't improve this weekend, they will be declaring a major incident. just to remind you how we got here, there are three contributing factors that have created this perfect storm. first of all there is a shortage of ferries. with p&0 sacking 800 of its staff, there is currently no service running between dover and calais. that is a real problem. where do all those passengers go? now, dfds chris parker, they have been trying to take the passengers from p&0, but they say this weekend they can't do that, they need to prioritise their own passengers. this is now the fourth week of this and up to now we have taken thousands of p80 passengers. the issue is, as we run into the peak weekend, we just have extremely h

will bring that to you if there are any develop events. the man accused of killing the mp sir david amess has told the old bailey he wanted to send a messagend one of preparing acts of terrorism. our home affairs correspondant dominic casciani has been following procedings at the old bailey. yellow might heard from the first time —— but for the first time from ali harbi ali from north london today and in court he had no shame for killing sir david amess, in october of last year. he said he basically had done it as a response to a 2014 vote in the house of commons in which a vast majority of mps, commons in which a vast majority of mp5, 500, commons in which a vast majority of mps, 500, voted in favour of commons in which a vast majority of mps, 500, voted infavour ofair strikes against the islamic state group, as it then was, taking territory in iraq and syria, and he said i decided to do it because if i could kill someone who had voted to kill muslims, i could prevent harm to other muslims, it is one of the others, meaning one less mp who he felt was going to harm muslims. now, he denies murder and preparing for acts like my acts of terro

will be gone soon. but if you are going to the sounds of airport you don't want any surprises, and we have been looking at the east bay highway four westbound at baileycommute. i want to show you that 37, leaving the leo getting over to nevado at lakeville highway that has the lanes blocked. there's a detour set up. so if you're driving into nevada, give yourself extra time. some people might use the richmond bridge, which is light so far, 602 let's go back to the headlines. thank you this morning. we expect to get more details about a deadly weekend shooting in union city late last night, police told us about the homicide. it happened saturday morning near eric court and kaneda way they say around two a.m. police were called to report of gunfire. when they arrived, they found someone who'd been shot several times. emergency crews pronounced the victim dead there at the scene. there's no word yet on who the victim was. union city police are asking anyone who has any information. to contact them. the chp investigation continues this morning into the latest reported shooting on interstate 5 80. it was reported shortly before four o'clock yesterday afte