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willoughby wage inflation or consumer price inflation -- will it be wage inflation or consumer price inflation? >> at the end of the day, how high will the rate have to go for the fed to achieve its goal? >> we are thinking the fed funds rate will peak next year above 4%. in the long run, the job growth, the u.s. economy issue, it is -- taking an immigration and people retiring, job growth should be 100,000, the payrolls came in at 302,000, the labor market is still too tight. this means that unemployment is still a little bit too low and the fed needs to increase that to get full employment and not beyond full employment where we are at the moment. at the same time if inflation stays at 8.5% and it is supposed to be 2%, they are overshooting. the fed funds rate may have to go higher than the 4% peak the market is currently pricing for the march of next year. >> since we are talking about the participation rate today with indicators of what the fed likes of c, is that a threat the --see, is that a thread that the markets like to plat? -- paul at >> as he mentioned from 60.1 to 61.4,

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i'm joined by when you kick way or willoughby. she's a physician and an eternal health researcher based in new jersey. the u. s. welcome to d, doubly news africa. now what are the key things, factors that make abortion so risky and african countries thank you for having me. at the macro level, the primary drive of risky abortions as a restrictive abortion laws in many countries in sub saharan africa. more than 3 quarters of women leaving this context and these laws ultimately determine health policy. the funding and the health infrastructure available around abortions. the 2nd main thing in the societal stigma around abortion and unintended pregnancy, particularly outside of marriage. this affects how we may not able to manage their reproductive desires and not being safe care to design a portion. so does that mean that changing the laws could make abortions safer for african women? i do think so. i think ultimately to make abortion unsafe, awful, african men, we do need to get government to change laws and policies in country. ho

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collapsed to the ground. witnesses who tried to assist her say, the gunfire continued. shooting to how willoughby has become an international symbol, and that is why her blood became a heavy burden and criminal, political, and diplomatic terms. they can't handle this. that is why they're trying to manage the fall out of her murder. sharon's family says it's obvious israeli war criminals can't investigate their own crimes. it's calling on the u. s. to conduct an independent and credible investigation into the palestinian american journalists killing. the palestinian authority says it's pressing international bodies for accountability and l. g. zero's legal team plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hague sharon's case may be closed for the israeli military, but her family says our dear, serene, cannot be swept aside. natasha name else's era ramallah. while israel has change its statement several times since the shooting hours after charades death, these really government began circulating video and social media suggesting the idea she may have been shot by a palestini

sundays journal alleged in italy for ca, suggest a coalition led by far right politicians, georgia willoughby could win so as you all protested in russia, resisting president vladimir putin mobilization order despite a band on unapproved rallies, there have been demonstrations in dozens of cities, hosting security forces quickly made arrest in central moscow in saint petersburg rights group say more than 730 people have been detained. last week, putin announced plans to mobilize 300000 service to help troops fighting in ukraine . or dozens of protest as against military call up have also been arrested in siberia. small demonstrations were held in several northern cities. mobilisation order has led to more people fleeing russia. borders remain open for now, but the government may restrict movement to prevent more men from leaving the country . prices for flights from moscow of sword and setting out to places like turkey, the u. e and former soviet republics, including georgia and armenia, long traffic jams, a for me, land crossings into neighboring countries, usually quite roads into cause. it

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. _ we are in the realms, don't forget, of holly willoughby| being chastised - forjumping a queue.ng near— bear grylls in trouble for. smiling near the catafalque. you know people can become tablets for messing up. - i hold to my position _ where i completely understand the nuances of the other. guests, and the bbc played a completely straight bat. this was an event that started with the death of her majesty| and ended with her intern. they played it straight. marcus, was it straight? i think there's a few things that we need to unpack. first of all, there isthe narrative which is be--innin to form. tina and ed have voiced this narrative that the last ten days was not the time for this debate. we can have it afterwards. there's a danger in that, because the last ten days was a national moment. if certain people are excluded from key national moments — and this is disproportionately scottish people, disproportionately welsh people, disproportionately people of colour — if their views and opinions are disproportionately excluded from the national moment, then we're kind of saying imp

eleanor tomlinson, from willoughby, east yorkshire, first went viral after the platinum jubilee.t to see it in that kind of setting, amongst a sea of flowers and tributes, is just something completely else. and at the railway station that gave paddington his name, people believe he's the perfect bear for this moment in history. i think that it's marvellous that the opportunity to engage children with this, as well. and a lot of children had done pictures with the queen and paddington. and one thatjust caught my eye, and i took a picture of it, itjust said, "paddington, i've done my best, now take me to my husband." paddington is this british bear who loves london, who loves marmalade, who loves the queen, loves the royal family. he'sjust...| don't really know what it is _ it's pretty nice, though, isn't it? i think he represents the best in all of us. | the simpler side of humanity. thank you for everything. that's very kind. colin paterson, bbc news, paddington. we bring you some breaking news whilst we have been on air, the social democrats president of sweden has announced she

willoughby who had previously worked at the club are between 2007 and 2010, before going on to spendune. it will be the first in history, the previous occasion being 30 years ago when australia hosted england in 1992. england captain heather knight says next year's test will be a fair special moment for the team. that is all of the sport are now. i will be back at 1:30pm. the defence secretary, ben wallace, has said president putin's decision to escalate the war in ukraine is an admission that his invasion is failing. in a television address, president putin said the west wanted the end of russia just as it had brought the soviet union to an end. it comes a day after russian— occupied territories in ukraine announced votes on joining russia. that mobilization — the first since world war ii — is aimed at those with previous military experience — and begins today. 300,000 reservists will also be called up to reinforce the russian military in ukraine. mr putin also said that he would support independence in areas of eastern ukraine currently controlled by russia backed separatists. here

eleanor tomlinson from willoughby, east yorkshire, first went viral after the platinum jubilee.n _ returned to her work. i am not really an emotional _ returned to her work. i am not really an emotional person, i returned to her work. i am notl really an emotional person, but returned to her work. i am not i really an emotional person, but i was very— really an emotional person, but i was very teary looking at the photos. _ was very teary looking at the photos, because it is one thing to see something online and being shared. — see something online and being shared, with the lovely comments, but to— shared, with the lovely comments, but to see — shared, with the lovely comments, but to see it in that kind of setting, _ but to see it in that kind of setting, and to see the flowers and tributes. _ setting, and to see the flowers and tributes. is— setting, and to see the flowers and tributes, isjust something completely else. and _ completely else. and at the railway station which gave paddington his name, people believe he is the perfect bear for this moment in history. i think it

a portion of the proceeds will go to willoughby farms rescue where animals in need can find their neverlittle pink pearl necklace for the dogs. little pink pearl cow girl outfit. >> steve: called doggy parton. >> ashley: so cute. >> brian: why all large dogs? >> steve: we only have a three hour show. >> ainsley: decorate and do that to their dogs it's usually the little one. >> ashley: can you imagine a gegerman shepherd in a pink necklace. >> ainsley: dolly wood and she also does the children's books. >> steve: don't forget, before they had a vaccine she donated a million dollars to help develop the moderna vaccine which saved millions of lives. who ray for dolly wood. broo brianen if she is watching see call in we would love to talk about it calls for spotify to cancel are joe rogan after he made it on his podcast. >> hoping when this is over people are going to recognize that some serious errors were made and not repeat those. that's the best you can get out of it. >> what do you tell those people? >> vote republican. >> ainsley: know joe, not joe biden but joe concha is here to reac

eleanor tomlinson, from willoughby, east yorkshire, first went viral after the platinum jubilee.just...| don't really know what it is. it's pretty nice, though, isn't it? i think he represents the best in all of us. | the simpler side of humanity. thank you for everything. that's very kind. colin paterson, bbc news, paddington. one of the many challenges of the queen's funeral and the build—up to it is of course policing. forces up and down the country and especially in london will have had to prepare in london will have had to prepare in advance and coordinate themselves meticulously to make sure that all of the major events take place safely, but arrests of some anti—monarchy protesters have led to anti—monarchy protesters have led to a bitter public disquiet in the last couple of days, with some campaigners, politicians and commentators, quite upset about what they have seen as a crackdown on free speech. let's talk about that and other policing issues with the former deputy assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, stephen roberts. thank you very much indeed for bein

the mirror carries a picture of this morning hosts holly willoughby and phillip schofield who it saystoll" after being accused of skipping the queue to see the queen lying in state. and online, one of the most—read stories on the bbc website is a tribute from singer ed sheeran to the music producerjamal edwards, who died in february. speaking at his memorial, ed sheeran said he owed his career to his late friend's support. shell we have a look at some of the inside pages? i will start with brad pitt who, following a very successful film career has now also decided he wants to be a sculptor. this is in the guardian this morning, his exhibition has started. 0ne morning, his exhibition has started. one of the pieces is of this, which depicts a stand—off during a gunfight, and i'm just going to turn the paper over, because i want to read the next headline. i am being very careful, i have checked! the review in the guardian says he turns out to be a very fine sculptor. he is actually very good. he is a pretty arty, creative guy, and he looks the part as well. i don't know him personally. h

eleanor tomlinson, from willoughby, east yorkshire, first went viral after the platinum jubilee.'sjust...| don't really know what it is _ it's pretty nice, though, isn't it? i think he represents the best in all of us. | the simpler side of humanity. thank you for everything. that's very kind. colin paterson, bbc news, paddington. i told you we would give you something to smile about this morning. if you are having your marmalade and breakfast, i hope you enjoyed that. it is duffel coat weather in london, it is a bit wet. i do not know what it will be like for the rest of the uk. thank you. good morning. well, once again, a lot of dry weather around today for the vast majority. southern areas, though, we start off with rain before things gradually brighten up. let's concentrate on southern areas to begin with. lots of cloud around the english channel. some rumbles of thunder near the channel islands. heaviest rain along the south coast towards the southeast. but notice how that fizzles out into the afternoon, and we'll see some sunnier conditions develop for most as we head into

at least one debt was reported. president willoughby moore's lensky said the attacks were a sign of desperation and that ukraine's forces had retaken 6000 square kilometers from russian troops. that double, the amount reported a day earlier. the trial of 10 men accused of carrying out the 2016 terror attacks in brussels has the gun in belgium. 32 people were killed and hundreds wounded when suicide bombers detonated explosives at the airport. and on the cities metro during rush hour. the so called islamic state claimed responsibility a procession at caring queen elizabeth the 2nd coffin has arrived at saint giles cathedral in edinburgh, where a service of remembrance has taken place. king charles the 3rd led the procession along with his 3 siblings. members of the public will be able to view the coffin at the cathedral for 24 hours before it is flown to buckingham palace in london on tuesday. this is dw news from berlin. you'll find much more on our website at t w dot com. ah, lines of people as far as the i can see all waiting even overnight to bid a final farewell to their queen. the body of