manus cranny is live in dubai. this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." treasury shakes off the biggest jump in cpi since 1982. the dollar pauses after it steepest decline since may. james bullard as his voice to the choir for a fed rate hike. plus, tsmc blaster estimates, the chip crunch boosts asia's most valuable company. we are going a little retro today, bringing it back to the 1980's. the hottest cpi inflation rating since the beginning of the period. i know you want to do karaoke today but we will try not to bring it to the top of the charts maybe. manus: i won't give you a rendition of the human league. you had all these counterculture bands coming to the fore. this is one of those tragic moments. the point is, it's about risk. dani: it is so true. one of the interesting risks creeping into portfolios is what happens with your bond exposure right now. jim said if you have bonds as they had you been losing money on that last year. this year as well. he recommends reducing your bond holdings by 50%. everybody is fleeing bond etf's. it is buyer stren

in a moment, dubai, abu dhabi, of course, the u. e says all it is engaged in his apiece making, and in fact, we drew troops. although there are accusations that it is funding so called mercenaries. i better ask you then about the response from the british armed war planes, hours after the attack on abu dhabi, the saudi coalition, claiming the hudy's a using human shields. and they're actually the air strikes that followed on monday night. they destroyed a drone communication system, enjoyable out knobby schwab region. and tell me about the air strikes this week on the capital where you are santa i. it's unbelievable. yesterday and the days before, it's continuing. they killed a horn family of about 12 people. all of them are killed. and they're about, of course relatives and the neighbors about 12 or more injured and killed. also, it's almost the bombed out. i'm not talking about the house of that of the man who was allegedly targeted, as they said, he's a he was that chairman of the air, if the asian but he is now retired. i am and

that have attacked according to the oil refinery normal sofa and also the international airports of dubai. and bobby, he has mentioned also the have a target, the international part of bobby. and so the, he said the situation is father escalating that he, he also warned that there isn't some know so far foreign companies in order to, to avoid becoming a close to, to vital fossil these according to words. so this is not to be target, especially if he said that if the united are decided to continue, it's what he described, aggressive escalation against the m and the, the situation, as you mentioned, is escalating so far. these are now extend their targets. he mentioned that he would expand their targets, bags of their targets, in case you decided to continue it's 5 spacious. the un, meanwhile, is calling on all parties to exercise maximum restraint and prevent any further escalation. the secretary jones condemns today's attacks on abu dhabi international airport and the nearby industrial area which were poorly called several of civilian casualties. and have been claimed by the who tease att

fired 5 ballistic missiles in some drones at oil facilities, as well as airports in upper darby and dubai. police confirmed 3 people were killed . who these are wanting of more strikes in the u. e. washington has condemned the attack, calling it an act of terror and says it will hold the rebels accountable. mom at our top has more from yeoman's capital santa cut into the statements of the how these spokesperson the area. he says that the, the carried out this attack against the united arab emirates, in order and retaliation. 2 of the he described its participation and the solid quality and the war. he said that the, this, the problem was that we have, we have made and that they have fulfilled such a promise. we have used according to his statement, 5 weighing the missiles that have attacked according to the oil refinery and so far and also the international thought of dubai. and i will, bobby, he has mentioned also the have a target, the international court of lobby and do a. so the situation is father escalating that the he, he also warned that there isn't some know so far foreign compan

the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: australia tells novak djokovic that no—one is above the rules, as the tennis star has his visa cancelled, over a covid vaccine exemption. the president of kazakhstan appeals for help from russia and neighbouring countries as protesters fight running battles with police and seize the international airports. it's one year since a violent mob in washington nearly brought the us congress to its knees. on thursday president biden is expected to point the finger specifically at donald trump for what he will call the former president's singular responsibility for those events. thejustice department has faced criticism for not, so far, pursuing alleged organisers of the attempted insurrection. the us attorney—general said no—one involved in the attack is beyond the reach ofjustice. in the aftermath of the attack, the justice department began its work on what has become one of the largest, most complex and most resource intensive investigations in our history. only

in a moment, dubai, abu dhabi, of course, the u. a. he says, all it is engaged in his sir peace making, and in fact, we drew troops. although there are accusations that it is funding so called mercenaries. i better ask you then about the response from the british armed war planes, hours after the attack on abu dhabi, the is saudi coalition, claiming the hudy's, a using human shields. and they're actually the air strikes that followed on monday night. they destroyed a drone communication system, enjoyable out knobby schwab region and tell me about the air strikes.

manus cranny is in dubai. on this program we've had the value versus growth debate play out in some shape or another. since 2007, the winner has decisively been growth. is it different this time, with the fed that started to broadcast a more hawkish policy, and after powell's testimony yesterday, the 10 year yield has started to move significantly higher. with that, value has outperformed growth in the s&p 500 by five percentage point so far this year. but how much staying power does this move have? let's bring it to our guest this morning, good morning to you and thanks for joining us. does value have further to run? >> one of these suggestions is that even at the trend is toward value, you've got first a rotation into value and then back to growth. bond yields were longer which is a key factor. manus: good morning, the question is, we only have one other reference point, back around 2017. at that point equities convulsed and the curve flattening. so what's going to be different this time to start qt? rupert:

i'm dani burger in london alongside manus cranny in dubai. jay powell indicating he will stay humble and nimble. the markets not looking so humble today. the hang seng on track for record low, falling as much as 4.9%. something is moving three standard deviations or more. it is yet again another volatile day. manus: the renminbi is certainly on the move, down by .4%, the dollar rising. it's in the rates market when you begin to see what is happening. morning the usa and going global, quite literally. we are in a bear market. hang seng, tech at a record low. in four weeks, rates have gone to 1.2. the market has doubled its rate hike. this is asian stock performance at the moment and the hang seng tech index down 4.8%. this is a brutal repricing of all things equity and a slow down. dani: it's remarkable to see what the two year yield is doing. we were talking not that long ago and now were looking at a two year yield at its highest since 2020. you continue to see the curve flattening with all the action on the front end here. manus: this is th

the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a shot in the arm for the travel industry, as covid testing rules for arrivals to england are eased. tightening the purse strings, the federal reserve could start raising interest rates in the us as early as march. covid cases in france hit a new daily record for europe, as president macron piles pressure on the unvaccinated. plus: charged up! electric car sales surge in britain despite a slump in the wider auto industry. are you planning on going anywhere anytime soon? we start with the travel industry, because airlines and tour operators have been welcoming the decision by the uk government to ease covid testing rules for travellers. from oaoo gmt tomorrow, fully vaccinated passengers arriving in england will no longer have to take pre—departure covid tests. they will still have to do a test within two days of arrival, but won't have to self—isolate while waiting for the result. trave

well, he's talking to countries like dubai, and asking dubai to be responsible for bringing in of the majority of this, this natural gas into the area. which again, that's not going to happen. if the, if talking about 40 percent of all the natural gas energy that is provided to the e, you comes from of all places, russia and you're saying you're going to replace that 40 percent when prices are already at. and astronomical levels not going to happen. so i think what, what the, by the ministrations trying to do, and what president biden is trying to do is work very hard to reassure european countries that there won't be a price to pay if you back these moves against russia. there's absolutely will be in terms of the economic pain that's already been felt it will only get worse. absolutely. now present, biden's also insisted that there is total unity among western powers. after crisis talks with european leaders on how to deter russia from it and attack against ukraine a. but what does that unity actually mean? was interesting because in the us there's a lot of talk about possible milita

novak djokovic has arrived in dubai after being deported from australia. it comes after a ten—day legal tussle over whether he could be granted a visa despite being unvaccinated. the australian open, in which he was hoping to defend his title, is now under way. it's not clear where he'll go next. here in the uk, police have arrested two teenagers in manchester over the siege at a synagogue in the us. four people escaped unharmed after being held for several hours near dallas. the hostagetaker was a british citizen named malik faisal akram. north korea has fired a missile into the sea of japan — its fourth launch this month. south korean and japanese military units detected the missile which was fired from north korea's east coast. it's not known what type of weapon was being tested. now on bbc news: dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline, the programme that brings together bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week, britain's prime minister admits he pa

the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the world's top—ranked tennis player, novak djokovic, faces deportation from australia, after his visa is cancelled over a covid vaccine exemption. russian—led peacekeeping troops are deployed to kazakhstan, after the country's president calls for help to stop violent protests over rising fuel prices. as congress in the united states prepares to mark the first anniversary of the deadly attack supporters of donald trump, the attorney general has promised to hold all those involved to account. among the shocking images of the insurrection with those of angry rioters beating police officers with blue lives matter flags. one of those officers, harry dunn, has emerged as one of the most outspoken law enforcement officials in the wake of the attack, and as a passionate advocate for access to mental health support. laura trevelyan spoke to him earlier this week, about what he encountered that day. what was the most frightening and shocking thing th

the sri lankan government wants to build a huge financial district rivalling singapore or dubai. sri lankan officials are excited about the prospects. it excited about the prospects. it will be an economic game changer, what you see out here, which is desert at the moment was reclaimed from the sea, which gives three longer a chance to redraw the map, build a city of world—class proportions and functionality, and compete with centres of business excellence. this promotional _ business excellence. this promotional video - business excellence. this promotional video says . business excellence. this promotional video says that the colombo port city will be the first of its kind in south asia, hosting multinationals and globalfinancial asia, hosting multinationals and global financial giants. more than 40% of the land has been given to a chinese company on a 99 year lease. the construction has gained momentum under the watchful eyes of chinese engineers and workers. with an increasingly assertive china, there are concerns over beating 's motives here. palumbo has already handed ove

it is kind of similar to the dubai artificial islands. this demolition would only be about one 30th of that. in proportion to the development, it is not huge, but for the apartment blocks, this is a project evergrande spent about 100 billion yuan if you years ago to start developing. this is just reputationally not great for evergrande, a company that is already severely in debt and looking for property sales to find the cash to repay that debt. again, not a good thing and you are seeing market reaction across the board in hong kong. manus: why such a strong market reaction? the debt issues where the q4 issue. we were told that is not a huge systemic moment. the reaction you are seeing here -- talk me through that. >> it is kind of a cell first ask later. evergrande suspended trading in its shares and did not say why. it said it will clarify the suspension in due course with an insider transaction announcement. but again, this is a sector that is struggling to raise funds. at the end of the last quarter in december, there was excitement,

. >> a hotel in dubai rang in the new year by breaking a guinness world record with a champagne pyramid comprised of 54,740 glasses of bubbly. >> it measures more than 27 feet high and took five days and 55 hours to stack. only five days, for some reason i thought it was a lot longer. and everybody was sweating. one mistake can cost you. >>> next to the mom who took out a personal ad for her daughter. and it's the ad to end all personal ads. >> a lot of daughters can relate. she rented out a billboard in times square but for a touching reason. after learning that her breast cancer spread to her bones, beth davis decided she had to take action to make sure that she would be leaving her 30 year old daughter in good hands. >> so she rented out the nearly five-storey billboard with the words "date my daughter", and a link to her dating profile. >> and you know you'll be going into a really cool family as well. andrew? >>> and finally, we're celebrating 30 years of "world news now." >> our 30th birthday bash continues tomorrow, as will tracks down some of our biggest fans, right, will, 92. >

golf's dubai desert classic is at the half—way stage. south africa'sjustin harding is out in front on 11 under par. adding a 68 to his 65 on the opening day. there's a strong british contingent in the chasing pack, england”s tyrell hatton just two shots back and northern ireland's rory mcilroy, a two time winner in dubai, is one of five players on seven under, lee westwood, paul casey and tommy fleetwood are a shot further back. i certainly hit the ball as good as i certainly hit the ball as good as i have _ i certainly hit the ball as good as i have is— i certainly hit the ball as good as i have is a — i certainly hit the ball as good as i have is a time, _ i certainly hit the ball as good as i have is a time, but— i certainly hit the ball as good as i have is a time, but 66- i certainly hit the ball as good as i have is a time, but 66 this - i have is a time, but 66 this afternoon _ i have is a time, but 66 this afternoon is a _ i have is a time, but 66 this afternoon is a good - i have is a time, but 66 this afternoon is a goo

that's dubai. amazing. from there, we went to abu dhabi, but this is, of course, in cairo, egypt. i got to see the pyramids, ride more camels. this was just such an amazing trip to be able to like see many parts of africa, but i also wanted to talk about this covid struggle. i'll talk about it in length on social media. but each place i had to take a >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actor, producer, and recording artist, curtis "50 cent" jackson. plus, the united states supreme court justice, sonia sotomayor. and "live"'s "save your sanity week" continues when we answer the question. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [applause] >> kelly: morning. morning, deja. morning, ryan. >> ryan: morning. good to see you. >> kelly: i just hollowed out loud at the "save your s

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, i am manus cranny with dani burger in london. it is "daybreak: europe." asian stocks sink after the s&p 500 stages its biggest turnaround since 2008. hiking insight -- aussie yields surge. plus, eastern europe on edge -- the europe puts thousands of troops on alert because of the russia/ukraine crisis. welcome to the sign, a warning shot, it is credit suisse, a material slowdown in the business of wealth management and a provision of 500 million swiss francs. in terms of litigation, they will offset part of that through some of their estate sales. a warning shot on a material slowdown in wealth management. good morning. dani: good morning. this comes off the back of significant changes credit suisse has had to make. we are seeing the impact of that filter through earnings, they say combined with the reduction in their overall risk appetite, to exit that part of the business, they are seeing a loss for the investment bank division. this has been a powerhouse for wall street earnings but not so at credit suisse. manus: the

he arrived back in belgrade after changing flights in dubai. he's been getting a much warmer reception in his home country. this is a big shame for australia, for their people, for their politicians. i think they should all be ashamed of themselves, and i think novak will rise from this like a phoenix. he will be greater than ever. they don't know what they did to him. let's go live to belgrade now and speak to the bbc�*s sport editor, dan roan, who's there for us. dan, give us a sense of firstly of what it's been like today and what exactly has happened at. evening, sarah. well, _ exactly has happened at. evening, sarah. well, no _ exactly has happened at. evening, sarah. well, no sign _ exactly has happened at. evening, sarah. well, no sign of— exactly has happened at. evening, sarah. well, no sign of novak - exactly has happened at. evening, sarah. well, no sign of novak so l sarah. well, no sign of novak so far. he swerved the awaiting media and the small band of fans who were waiting for him at the airport. he landed on a flight from d

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the coma was in dubai. he's come back positive calling time to lisa was in these native friends. you've got the english, defend omar richards and also assistant coach dino. talk molar all positive. now, the one that has been a 3 week break is due to resume on friday with by and facing glad back. we assume the game is going to go ahead at this stage of se by and have a big squad. we don't actually know that these plays definitely out of the game because we don't know what situation are in terms of a quarantine or how long they've been infected. but it's fair to assume some of them are gonna miss the game, at least. and these are even the 1st cases by and indeed, i mean we have union now, guzman, the coach, he missed 2 weeks because of kobe. he was basically coaching from home. obviously the famous one as usual chemist who didn't want to get vaccinated then got covered as now said he might end up getting vaccinated. we don't actually know if he'll be available on friday because he's a low problem caused by covered. we don't know if that counts as long covert yet, so there's lots of

he coma was in dubai. he's come back, positive count on to lisa was in his native france, you've got the english sher defender, omar richard's, and also assistant coach deal talk molar all positive. now the bonus has been in a 3 week break is due to resume on friday with by and facing. glad back. ah, we assume the game's going to go ahead at this stage of as he by and have a big squad. we don't actually know that these players are definitely out of the game because we don't know what situation are in terms of a quarantine or how long they've been infected. but it's fair to assume some of them are gonna miss the game, at least, and these aren't even the 1st cases. i another indeed, i mean we had mueller now guzman, the coach, he missed 2 weeks because of covey was basically coaching from home of the famous one as usual, kimmy who didn't want to get vaccinated, then got covered as now said he might end up getting vaccinated we don't actually know if he'll be available on friday because he's a long problem ca

viktor hovland has won the dubai desert classic after a play—off with england's richard bland bland missed his birdie putt on the first play—off hole, leaving norwegian hovland to tap in to win the tournament. rory mcilroy was tied for the lead heading into the final hole but ended up bogeying the last after his approach shot found the water. probably the best women's test ever, but an opprtunity missed. that's how england captain heather knight has described their grandstand finish to the ashes test in canberra. england nearly ran down the biggest fourth—innings chase in women's test history before a collapse left them scrambling to survive. nesta mcgreogr was watching. it was a clever decision. just before tea on the last day, australia declared, setting england a tempting target of 257. it would be a record chase for heather knight's side, but the captain couldn't repeat her first innings century. trapped lbw, much to her disgust. and a heroic effort from sofia dunkley followed. 45 from just 32 balls. nat szyba top scored on 58, but captain meg lanning put a stop to that. beth healy

he landed in dubai earlier and defending australian open title. the tennis door arguing in court, he should be allowed to stay in the country and compete in tournaments under a medical exemption. the australian kicked off in melbourne with spanish player off the elemental being the only former australian men's champion in the tournament. steve went to nfl playoffs with the achieves with dominant playoff with the steelers. will it turn out to be ben roethlisberger's last game? five touchdowns in a 42-21 victory. that was some game. meanwhile tom brady also blowing past the eagles. forcing three turnovers in the 31-15 win. but the major story sunday was dallas falling to the 49ers after despite the ball on the last play. watch this. >> takes off running the football. i'm not sure if this will work out. meanwhile, -- oh, my gosh. an official gets in the way. it is over. what are you doing? oh, my goodness, 23-17 and prescott was unable to score with the ball four times. many fans scratching their head as a running play left no time for a not a final

after nearly 2 weeks of drama, novak joke of it touched down in dubai. now, forced to watch the tournament, he's dominated for a decade from the sidelines. the fiasco has divided opinion in joker, which is home of serbia. the capital bell great lit up in support of the star. the president leveled this accusation against australia. and then for 10 days there were tormenting there to save and torturing because it was not only intellectual with physical torture against no joke which and the various old figures which was even worse. that was oh richard, come organized against a moral joke. rich, rich and the other guy, just sort of forget it to one mind times australian open title. but for others in a country that has endured one of the world, strictest corona virus locked downs, joke of inches admission to australia would have been foul play. and it's been timmy's, this is a paper saying that they're on site and because of the cut restrictions and auto pay with the best day for children to have no choice a back, a matter of why these form that they lump nif

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny, dani burger alongside me in london. these are your stories to set the agenda. the u.s. has ordered citizens and family members to leave ukraine as attentions -- as attentions continue. -- tensions continue. the fomc will be more aggressive than expected. yields climb and u.s. futures advance. plus, the crypto crunch continues. bitcoin drops 50%. a very good morning. we are waiting for phillips to give us their numbers, and they are in across the screen. fourth quarter at 13.1%. this is a squeeze, they warned the market a couple of weeks ago in terms of sales, revisions, chips. the estimate was 15.5%. what else have we got on phillips? dani: we have a dividend per share at 85 euros. fourth quarter net income 157 million euros. it is also a recall over sleep apnea machines as well. as you said, they warned against, and it means higher provisions as well. missing estimates. they tried to adjust the estimates. we will get more in a little bit. we have the phillips ceo t

he left melbourne on a flight to dubai — where he's expected to land in the next 90 minutes. also in the programme: the man who took four people hostage at a synagogue in texas is confirmed to be a 44—year—old british citizen. now, uk police make two arrests in manchester. surveillance flights head to the pacific island nation of tonga — to assess the damage caused by a volcanic eruption and tsunami. in the uk, opposition leader keir starmer says borisjohnson broke the law and lied over lockdown parties in downing street and that the pm should resign in the national

he was coming back from the mold eaves. kinsey common was coming back from dubai. we have content to lee, so he was back in his native france for the holiday period with omar richards, the english defend, and also the assistant coach dino top middle. now the wonders eager has been on a 3 week break. it starts again on friday when by an adieu to face, mentioned glad back. we don't exactly know how many of these players will be out. we assume all of them, but we don't know what states are at with infection and quarantine, obviously by and do have a big squad. so at the moment the game isn't in doubt. but they've moved the start of training back to to morrow from today. and yet a little bit of chaos now in the book. these are, these aren't the 1st buyer cases, right? no, indeed. i mean, before we had the coach eulu now guzman, he missed 2 weeks of the season, had to do his coaching from home. obviously the most famous cases, you're sure kimmy and he didn't want to get vaccinated. he then got the virus and the actually had a long problem because of corona virus and we

manus: a very good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny alongside dani burger at london hq. fed rate hike surge. powell voiced vigilance, saying he will not let inflation take root. and vice chair clarity resigns two weeks early. plus, the usm or desha thou to continue talking -- plus the u.s. and russia vow to continue talking. we have moved from existential angst to palpable ease. the market is teetering literally on the edge of reality. he was channeling churchill. dani: he really is. it is this precipice of change that he is capturing in this market, saying this is not the end, not even the beginning of the end, but perhaps the end of the beginning. as you say, channeling churchill. we see some slows in the bond market. manus: we brought this up last week. we wondered whether you had a shot -- shock and you would say on the equity side of the market, there is something strange going on. dani: hey, i always defer to the experts. it is not me saying something strange is going on. it is charlie mick elliott. always reall

he boarded a flight bound for dubai from melbourne airport. maria jockel is the global and national immigration leader at the australian law firm bdo. she gave me her reaction to the result. it was a just and fair ruling, and unanimous by all three of the federal court of australia bench. so i do not think there is any basis upon which, unless of course you are an avid fan of mr djokovic, or more broadly, perhaps an anti—vaxxer or perhaps have some other reason to be disgruntled after this worldwide media and the urgency with which mr djokovic's cases have been dealt with. again i say it is a fair and just result. when you think about the impact of the pandemic on australia, with over 750,000 current active omicron cases, well—over 300 million globally, and untold deaths, significant disruption to everyday life and our economy, health and mental and physical well—being, it is critical that a minister be able to exercise his personal powers when it is in the public interest to do so. it has been exceedingly rare that this power has been u

las fiestas se dieron con algo de normalidad, la ciudad de dubÁi celebrÓ el aÑo nuevo con el habitual espectÁculo de egos artificiales y la hacer en el edificio mÁs alto del mundo, pese a las dificultades, esta es una nueva oportunidad para comentar y abrigar. nuevo capÍtulo en este 2022, comiÉnzalo con toda la mejor vibra y sÍgalo acompaÑÁndonos para nosotros es un placer mantenernos informado, un aÑo de Éxito para ustedes, nos vemos esta noche en la ediciÓn. magdalena: límame los callos. arturo: sí, flaquita. después de que las mollejitas queden bien cocidas. porque ya sabes, si no quedan bien cocidas se te inflama la pancita. rocko: suegro. arturo: ¿sí? rocko: ya que anda ahí de ofrecido, alcánceme otra caguama del refri, ¿no? es que mire, está ya se me acabó. arturo: sí, rockito. morrison: abuelo. arturo: ¿eh? morrison: sácale punta a mi lápiz. arturo: sí, morrisonsito. magdalena: arturo. ¡mis callos! arturo: sí, flaquita. rocko: y mire, escárcheme el vaso con chamoy porque hoy me siento intrépido, suegro. artu

speaking to ian carter, our golf correspondent in dubai. we were keeping you up—to—date with that penalty shoot—out in the cup of nations in douala. it has finished between ivory coast and egypt. would you believe it, egypt are through to the quarterfinals to face morocco. let's show you what happened in that penalty shoot—out. yep, it's mo sala. that's after eric had his penalty saved. egypt the most successful team in the cup of nations. they live to fight another day. mo sala sending them through to the weekend quarterfinals, where they will face morocco. i think the cameraman fell over as well. a quick reminder of our top story, alfie hewett and gordon reid are setting a grand slam record, winning in melbourne, their ninth grand slam title in a row. they're unbeaten in two years. that's all from sportsday. it's goodbye for now. good evening. it might have felt like a long time for coming, but most of us all glimpses of sunshine on wednesday. this was the victor in nottinghamshire. we had a breeze to break up the cloud. it's goin

he arrived in dubai at about— minutes ago. he arrived in dubai at about half— minutes ago. he arrived in dubai at about half past five local time and spent _ about half past five local time and spent three to four hours at the airport— spent three to four hours at the airport before taking the next flight — airport before taking the next flight out. that was the big question when he arrived in dubai. where _ question when he arrived in dubai. where will— question when he arrived in dubai. where will he be heading next? will it be serbia, or will he go back to monaco, — it be serbia, or will he go back to monaco, which is usually his base when _ monaco, which is usually his base when he — monaco, which is usually his base when he is — monaco, which is usually his base when he is not playing tennis? now he has _ when he is not playing tennis? now he has decided to go back to his family. — he has decided to go back to his family. his — he has decided to go back to his family, his country, where a hero bus, _ family, his country, where a hero bus, wavs — famil

also coming up in the programme, it's a dane leading on day one of the dubai desert classic, but how has rory mcilroy done? we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent. and a huge step forward for the women's game in england — maternity leave for the top tiers of football. it's a massive moment for women's football and for all young girls and women who are playing at the moment. welcome to the programme. we're going to start in australia, where it's been a roller—coaster of a day for england women on the first day of the one—off ashes test. it's a must win match, and it started so well for england. at one point, australia werejust lifor 2, but then, dropped catches and some wayward bowling helped put australia in control. jo currie watched the action. tests in women's cricket are where and ashes test there for a special moment. —— rare. that bravery paid off. alyssa healy gone for not. beth mooney fractured herjaw, and she was back later. not for long. australia four for two. they need to rebuild. herflare was australia four for two. they need to rebuild. her flare wa

rory mcilroy is in contention going into the final round as he looks for his third dubai desert classic titlethe four—time major champion had one of the rounds of the day in the uae carding a round of 69 which included four birdies and an eagle. there's a cluster of english players towards the top of the leaderboard, led by tommy fleetwood, who also went round in three—under he's a shot behind mcilroy. but they're both chasing south africa'sjustin harding who has a two shot lead — he's on twelve under overall for the tournament. great britain's zoe backstedt has become the cyclocross junior world champion. the 17—year—old, who recently recovered from covid, took the lead on the opening lap of five in fayetteville, in the united states and never looked back. she beat dutch rider leonie bentveld by 32 seconds to add the title to the world road race crown she won last year. there was disappointment for british drivers in the second race of the opening weekend of the new formula e season. alexander sims�*s race ended prematurely when he hit a wall on the circuit in diriyah in sa

breaking this morning on msnbc, deportation for novak djokovic who was seen boarding a plane for dubai. we are tracking reaction as djokovic expresses his, quote, extreme disappointment. plus. >> it's likely the situation would have ended badly early on in the day if we had not had persistent contact with the subject. >> clearing the site of a hostage situation overnight after four people were rescued. the suspect is dead. we will break down his possible motives. >>> a massive winter storm system barrels across the country. some governors in the south declaring a state of emergency ahead of a potentially crippling ice event. and then joe rogen debunks himself by accident on his own show, as over 200 doctors is concerned he's spreading disinformation. we're going to start this morning with breaking news out of australia. after a legal back and forth stretching almost two weeks, tennis star, djokovic has been deported and we saw these pictures of him getting ready to get on a plane for dubai. australian officials put him in detention in a hotel. his team tried to claim a medical exemptio

the tennis star arrived in dubai early monday after losing his bid to stay in australia despite being unvaccinated. it appears unlikely he will be welcomed back any time soon according to the australian minister of home affairs. take a listen. >> that cancellation was upheld by the federal courts. as a result of that, he will be banned from entry for three years into the country. now, there are some compelling reasons that may be able to be looked at, but that's all hypothetical at this point. any application will be reviewed on its merits. >> djokovic was deported sunday hours after an uaustralian federal court upheld a decision to revoke his visa for a second time. the judges saying australia's immigration minister acted lawfully when he canceled djokovic's visa citing concerns the unvaccinated star could stir up anti-vaccine sentiment. djokovic is getting plenty of support back home. belgrade lit up its tallest building in his honor calling him the pride of serbia. the country's prime minister has called the australian court's decision scandalous. >>> cnn world sports patrick snell

after being accompanied to the airport by federal police officers, novak djokovic boarded a plane to dubai, ending a saga that has bruised the country, the player, and the australian open. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, melbourne. the labour leader says borisjohnson has presided over "industrial scale partying" in downing street — and renewed his call for the prime minister to resign. sir keir starmer said there was no need to wait for the report into a series of alleged rule—breaking events. the conservative party chairman said today that the culture in number ten should be addressed. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. a prime minister under pressure over what went on in here. were covid rules broke in and downing street? how often did staff drink late into the night while the country was locked down? and can borisjohnson survive? if she comes back and says... labour's leader has made his mind up. i think it's pretty obvious what's happened. there's industrial scale partying that's been going on at downing street. not much of it is really denied, and i think that the public h

luego de encontrarse en dubái llegó a (nombre extranjero).no podido jugar por las razones de no encontrarse vacunado contra el covid-19. (música). (comerciales). >>> un hombre atrincherado en san josé provoca un caos y también preocupación ya que podría no estar solo. tendremos detalles de esta historia a las ocho. >>> le vamos a mostrar estas imágenes en donde podemos ver el trabajo de muchos alumnos de un centro en san diego. los estudiantes han decidido tapar los afiches que había en las calles con carteles y estos carteles llevan un mensaje significativo que ha dejado el líder mater luther king, las más significativas. qué mejor manera también que sembrar árboles a quien san josé. >>> más de cien voluntarios que han estado sembrando árboles y tienen estos voluntariados para poder dar vida verde. algunos dicen que martin luther king estaría feliz con este tipo de acciones. >>> que se replican las buenas acciones. >>> nos vemos. (música). (comerciales). ♪♪ ♪♪ >> golpe e

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