michael wolff, the rules of the land. michael wolff. are _ the rules of the land. they over? there are still some barons. the — are they over? there are still some barons, the walt _ are they over? there are still some barons, the walt disney _ are they over? there are still some. barons, the walt disney organisation is obviously, remain asthma orpow per. the owner of sky is a major power. they do not include a 93—year—old rupert murdoch. i will make a couple of, another interesting point and i think it will be argued by the three other children is that actually the idea of maintaining fox as a conservative station or as any kind of cable station, is... will result in a diminution of the value of the trust, because it is cable television. so in the most probably responsible business plan they would get out of cable television business altogether. get out of cable television business altotether. ~ . ., . ., ' get out of cable television business altotether. a ., . ., ,, get out of cable television business altotether. a ., . ., the uk media is braced for a different

harland and wolff yards are in a very difficult _ wolff yards are in a very difficult place.d about— grangemouth, we are worried about the _ grangemouth, we are worried about the future of that plant, too~ _ about the future of that plant, too we — about the future of that plant, too. we should be clear with each — too. we should be clear with each other that we are not reducing _ each other that we are not reducing our consumption of oil and gas — reducing our consumption of oil and gas. we still need lots of steei~ — and gas. we still need lots of steel. we are just going to be producing the stuff elsewhere and importing it and we are going— and importing it and we are going to— and importing it and we are going to be producing more steel— going to be producing more steel in— going to be producing more steel in countries like china who— steel in countries like china who burn _ steel in countries like china who burn coal to produce it. this— who burn coal to produce it. this is— who burn coal to produce it. this is bad _ who burn coal to produce it. this is bad for communiti

but this latest version of harland and wolff, it only existed for five years after it was brought outwas his business could get somewhere back towards the glory days and start building large numbers of ships again. but now it is clearly hit a big bump in the road on that, it will not be able to grow in that way and in its current form, so the hunt is on now for a new owner, perhaps an owner with a much stronger balance sheet and one which has reason to variance in shipbuilding. which has reason to variance in shipbuilding-— shipbuilding. there isn't any ho -e of shipbuilding. there isn't any hope of further _ shipbuilding. there isn't any hope of further funding - shipbuilding. there isn't any| hope of further funding from the government given the fact that it the government given the fact thatitis the government given the fact that it is producing three ships for the royal navy? tia. ships for the royal navy? no, fundamentally, _ ships for the royal navy? no, fundamentally, it _ ships for the royal navy? no, fundamentally, it has - ships for the royal navy? tic, fundamentally, it has

she beat the spaniard paula ostiz, britain's imogen wolff, who won time trial bronze, was sixth. — it may be even more hungry for thejersey — came second — it may be even more hungry for the jersey — so every day, i tried to be better than the day, i tried to be better than the day i was before, just commitment everything the day, getting a little better every day and i've decided it's worked out that i'm here now with the jersey. after winning gold at the paralympics last month in paris, great britain's fin graham took gold in the para c3 road race 3000 miles from home, sports starts with the 3000 miles from home, sports starts wit :, joe wilson, bbc news, in leicester. british cyclist cat ferguson has her second gold medal at the uci road and para cycling road world championships, in zurich. the 18—year—old had already claimed thejunior time trial two days ago, and has now won thejunior road race in challenging conditions. she beat the spaniard paula ostiz, britain's imogen wolff, who won time trial bronze, was sixth. it's 100% my it's100% my favourite discipline. i've had disa

whether this topic is now... in fact of great concern to german society, and analysts such as guntram wolff say that the leading parties, the so-called traditional parties, will also have to pay attention to this. the fact that the far-right party alternative for germany took first and second place in these two countries is a huge shock. given that the party...is under the attention of the security authorities and at least partially has clearly russian views. yes, i think this is a concern for german society as a whole. this raises concerns about the political system in berlin. answers are needed. and i think that will be a key question in the coming weeks. how to respond to dissatisfaction with migration? maybe the theme of inflation and rising prices in recent years also plays a role, but i think the theme of migration really. in the center of discontent. bohdan, we actually heard about the views of these parties, what could be the consequences of these elections, and how much is the course of the extreme left and extreme right to support ukraine risky in general? now they say that no one

allies, by the way, historically these negotiations really took place, they were conducted by general wolffin this film, but he conducted them under alain dalis with the full knowledge of stalin, the allies informed stalin about their consultations, which did lead to the fact that part of the german troops in italy surrendered, but this is not what we are talking about, so there is this myth, yes, what is this script of this film, the creep sits for several episodes. in a row analyzes who herin, goebbels, bormann, himmler, and we see how the analysis works, imagine how enthusiastic it is, you also want to be a spy, but remember andriyuch, stilitz was wrong, he analyzed five series in a row, anyway made a completely wrong conclusion that in none a western spy detective couldn’t be, imagine, i don’t know james bond there, who is doing something and makes a mistake and... normal, well, he made a mistake and made a mistake, we moved on, we continue to work for the state, insults, of course spies make mistakes, but it's not the gold standard, in the soviet series it was the standard, soviet spie

by the way, historically, these negotiations really took place, they were conducted by general wolff,here during this film, but he conducted them under alain dalis with the full knowledge of stalin. the allies informed stalin about their consultations, which did lead to the surrender of part of the german forces in italy, but that is not what we are talking about, so there is this one. yes, what is the script of this movie. shtired sits and for several series in a row, analyzes who herin, goebbels, bormann, himmler are. and we see how the analysis works, imagine how passionate it is, you want to be a scout too. but remember, andrii, shtilets was wrong. he analyzed five series in a row, all the same made a completely wrong conclusion. which could not be western in any espionage detective. imagine. i don’t know james bond there, who is doing something and makes a mistake, and it’s normal, well, he made a mistake and made a mistake, we moved on, we continue to work for the state, insults, of course spies make mistakes, but this is not the gold standard, in this soviet series it is was th

allies by the way, historically, these negotiations really took place, they were conducted by general wolff, who was there in this film, but he conducted them according to alain dalis from the full video. stalin, the allies informed stalin about their consultations, which did lead to the surrender of part of the german troops in italy, but this is not what we are talking about, so there is this myth, yes, which is the script of this film. stiretz sits for several series in a row and analyzes who herin, goebbels, bormann, himmler are. and we see how the analysis works, it turns out that we will like it, you too you want to be a scout, but remember andriyuvych, tilits was wrong, he was analyzing. five series in a row, still made a completely wrong conclusion that there could not be a western in any espionage detective, imagine, i don't know james bond there, who does something and makes a mistake, and that's normal, well, he was wrong and he was wrong, we moved on, we continue to work for the state, insults, of course spies make mistakes, but this is not the gold standard, in this soviet seri

by the way, these negotiations are historical there really were, they were conducted by general wolff, who was there in this film, but he conducted them under alain dalis with the full knowledge of stalin. the allies informed stalin of their consultations, which did lead to the surrender of part of the german forces in italy, but that is not the point. for several series in a row, analyzes who is herin, goebbels, bormann, himmler, and we see how the analysis works, imagines how to capture it, you also want to be a spy, but remember andrei, stilets was wrong, he analyzed five series in a row , did anyway it is an absolutely wrong conclusion that there could not be a westerner in any espionage detective. i don't know, there's james bond, who is doing something and makes a mistake, and this is the norm, well, he made a mistake and made a mistake, let's move on, we continue to work for the state. imagery of course spies make mistakes but it's not the gold standard in the soviet series it was the standard soviet spies were wrong all the time not only in this movie but it was considered nor

fisher says when he and his business partner lew wolff, bought the team back in 2005, quote, our dream was to win world championships and build a new ballpark in oakland over the next 18 years. we did our very best to make that happen. we proposed and pursued five different locations in the bay area and despite mutual and ongoing efforts to get a deal done for the howard terminal project, we came up short. now he goes on to say, i know there is great disappointment, even bitterness. though i wish i could speak to each one of you individually. i can tell you this from the heart we tried. staying in oakland was our goal. it was our mission and we failed to achieve it. and for that, i am genuinely sorry. now, over the weekend, the a's hosted the yankees for the final time at the coliseum and it was emotional. they got swept in three games. the a's did, but the series brought out some of the biggest crowds of the season to the coliseum. the final series ever in oakland starts tomorrow. the a's hosting the texas rangers the very last game at the coliseum is set for thursday afternoon, start

>> well, i mean, we are hearing from the israeli military wolff saying that they are continuing these strikes on the southern suburbs of beirut. that as you know, is an area that has hezbollah presence. this is an area that has been the focus of these israeli military's airstrikes, especially in the last 24 hours with these continuous strikes, they are saying that they are going after hezbollah facilities. what they claim are weapons storage facilities commanders that they are also announcing that have been taken out. of course israeli strike one of the most massive, the people of this city have ever theme is the one that killed the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah. and since then, wolf, the people of the city that people of this country have been on edge. absolutely terrified of what is coming. you also have the amongst the many many, hundreds of thousands, if not more of loyal supporters of hassan nasrallah disbelief, anger, shock at the killing of a man viewed by most western countries as a terrorist leader. >> but for them, a hero and not just in lebanon, of course across the

shipbuilding company harland and wolff has confirmed the business is set to be placed into administratione second time in five years. its main yard in belfast is best known for building the titanic, with other operations at appledore in england and metal and arnish in scotland , and tito jackson, an scotland, and tito jackson, an original member of the legendary jackson five, has died at the age of 70. a key part of jackson five's success, tito helped drive hits like abc and i want you back, contributing to over 150 million records sold worldwide. fans and families say his legacy will live on, as it will forever be tito time. those are your latest gb news headlines. more in an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. forward slash alerts . gbnews.com. forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that. sophie reaper michelle dewberry i'm back. i've missed you all at home. how are you? how have you been? have you been following all the twists and turns of the last week? the

just with the steel industry , but with the steel industry, but also in shipping such as harland and wolffe previous government had simply ceased to make decisions and decided to leave them for us to deal with. this was a dereliction of duty, and it has left the steel industry in particular, in an extremely perilous position . perilous position. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> the last government had been promising a plan for the steel industry for years, with what i am able to announce today with the signing of a legally binding deal that enables tata to order their electric arc furnace as part of a significantly improved package, this government has made more progress in two months than they made over the last parliament. but even if we had started these negotiations a year ago, never mind many years ago, as they had the opportunity to do, i have no doubt we would have secured an even better deal for the community. so i would like to start with an apology to the people of port talbot, because they were let down by the previous government, and whilst this deal is much improved, i acknowl

i'm candy wolff with citi group, and i'm honored to be here today as usglc's board co-chair. so it's my privilege to be able to kick off our next session but more importantly a new initiative that usglc has undertaken, which is our global economic hub. it's no secret that the global threats to the u.s. national security are growing day to day with our adversaries and our competitors and increasingly these threats are economic. it's why we need to not only better understand but also better tell the story of how economic security is national security. as we begin the usglc is very grateful for the support of amazon and google who have offered their expertise and their support to help kick off this project. so thank you to amazon and google. today our work starts by asking the right questions. and we will be leaning on all of you in the coming weeks to help unpack the answers. what are the risks to our national security when america doesn't use our full economic and diplomatic toolkit? who will fill the void when we don't show up? how can u.s. economic tools and america's compan

but next on this one for harland and wolff is the protocol.n rishi sunak put in place, which means that 25% of levies are put on goods that are coming from britain. so the likes of british steel supplying steel here for the three warships, it's meant to be made here. of course they will not. they will have to have 25% paid up front to make sure that those goods do not go into the european union after that, after they prove that they haven't gone into the european union, after those ships are made, well, then they can claim it back. and of course, that is causing major problems for cash flow inside firms like this. and the civil service here really do not understand cash flow. the pubuc not understand cash flow. the public sector doesn't understand it. we spoke to a couple of companies yesterday. some of them are waiting on £250,000 back, and are told that they will not get that for another six months, and those are the levies that were paid to hmrc and those companies are saying, well, what's to manufacture in northern ireland? and that really

stephen wolff, who's your guest? >> i think he's got to be the british soldiers at arnhem.e, still being the decent people that they are. >> yeah. it was the 80th anniversary, of course, of arnhem . all the thousands. it arnhem. all the thousands. it was bloody to say the least, thousands of allied and indeed german soldiers losing their lives . we technically lost the lives. we technically lost the battle, of course, because we couldn't claim the third bridge. but charlie peters did some sterling work in holland or the netherlands last week, reporting on that , and no other on that, and no other broadcaster did, jonathan, is your greatest britain, please? >> angela rayner, it's got to be angela rayner because because this is a woman who the right wing press has got it in for her. and the biggest story over the weekend was the fact that she took her boyfriend on houday she took her boyfriend on holiday with her. and i just think give her a break. >> and so that's as feminist as it gets. no boyfriend of mine could expect a holiday. >> absolutely no. >> absolutely no. >> let'

called telekinesis, influence on objects, as i understand it, we will now show not how, of course wolffists in this genre, well this is one of the options, how it can be done, you see, i have a regular metal spoon, look carefully, now i will bend it with the power of thought. check, the spoon is real metal, that's right, a real metal spoon, everyone now has only one question, how andrey did it, you will tell, of course, go ahead, so, i will show the secret of this cool trick, look, in fact i have two pieces, i broke one off in advance, i bent the second spoon like this, we put these two pieces together, here so, you see, we slowly lower it and give the viewer the already bent spoon, and we leave this one in the hand, like this, super, by the way, i must say that these are the tricks that messing's imitators used, if messing used scientific experiments, then po... fighters, as to such things, to such tricks. but i still as a rule, resorted to such tricks, i wanted to return again to his abilities. i personally knew mikhail viktorovich vinogradov, with whom we studied psychics for many ye

shipbuilding company harland and wolff has confirmed the business is to be placed into administrationith other operations at appledore in england and metal and arnish in scotland. those are your latest gb news headlines. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> cheers! >> cheers! >> britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report , and here's a quick report, and here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. >> the pound will buy you $1.3202 and ,1.1870. the price of gold is £1,955.97 per ounce. and the ftse 100 closed the day at 8278 points. >> cheers britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . financial report. >> my favourite part of the show. now i'm joined by michelle dewberry dewbs& co. up next jubes. dewberry dewbs& co. up next jubes . what's on your menu? jubes. what's on your menu? hello, martin. >> yes, i just thought i'd pop up and say hello. after a week off, i am back and delighted to

shipbuilding company harland and wolff has confirmed the business is set to be placed into administrationhe second time in five years. its main yard is in belfast, best known for building the titanic , with for building the titanic, with other operations in appledore in england and methil and arnish in scotland . scotland. >> the rapper turned music mogul p diddy has been arrested, according to the us attorney for the southern district of new york. the 54 year old was arrested at the park hyatt hotel in new york, although it's unclear precisely on what charges. the district attorney , charges. the district attorney, damian williams, has said it was based on a sealed indictment and is expecting to have more to say when the document is unsealed . when the document is unsealed. >> are you on it with your eating? healthy eating? yeah i really am at the moment. >> yeah, and i did my peloton bicycle yesterday. you love the peloton hard boiled egg for breakfast. what about you, >> yeah. i'll try and be conscious about what i'm eating. sometimes i feel like if i'm not training enough, i think, wh

as vice chair, wolff indicated, the 2024 annual report is the second report that has been developed. next slide. next slide and published for the bond program. the prior report was in september of 2023. the reports are not about the fiscal year. the reports are about what happened in the prior fiscal year. on the bond program. this is because there has been a disconnect receiving financial information that is consistent with each fiscal year. however, sebok decided that we would no longer hold off on issuing an annual report due to lack of information, but we would report what did happen, what was missing, and what we are requesting. the prior sebok was unable to issue an annual report because all they were doing was trying to catch up on three fiscal year audits so that that could be accepted and presented to the board in the fiscal year 2023 recommendation list, of which there were seven, two which were not accepted, which we understood, five were accepted. unfortunately, of the five, only four and a half were actually delivered in this fiscal year 2024 annual report. we also have