links with the island are still down and the world men tennis number one, novak brokovich lance in dubai. after his expulsion from australia. what is next for the serbian player? ah, i'm so me. so misconduct. glad you could join us. ukraine's former president petro potter shanker. has returned to his country after a month abroad. he faces charges of high treason and is under investigation. many of his assets have already been seized, but he is returning in his words to fight russian aggression against ukraine. pato sankoh says he wants to work with the current government to prevent a possible invasion. i said we can speak now to our t at 0 chief mathias billing as standing by friday. high mathias tell us at what has been happening today. so pro shanker has arrived at the airport hearing kicky of in the morning and he has addressed his hands at the airport. then he drove to court. there was a court hearing that began at 11 o'clock so an hour ago. he's now in court in front of the court. he again addressed his or his followers, his fans who had gathered there and who was still standing the

they fight 5 ballistic missiles and a number of drones at all facilities, as well as the abu dhabi and dubai airports. please say to indian nationals and one pakistani were killed. the tooth is a warning of more strikes in the u. e. the m r at is announced to partial withdrawal from yemen in 2019, but maintain military presence. washington has condemned the attack carliette an act of terror and his vow to hold with his accountable for the strike. howard ella top has more from yeoman's capital of san cutting to the statement 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 to what he described, its participation and the solid quality in the wall. he said that the visitor, the problem is that we have, we have made and they have fell sales. such promise we have used according to his statement, 5 wing, the missiles that have attacked according to the oil refinery and so far and also the international thought of dubai. and bobby, he has mentioned also the have a target of the into parts of lobby. and s

and the world's men's tennis number one, nova joker, which lands in dubai, after his expulsion from australia. what's next for the serbian player? ah, i'm glad elf as well come to the program. the pacific island nation of tomba has virtually lost contact with the rest of the world. after saturday's volcanic eruption cut the country's internet cable, the full extent of the damage to the country. it remains unclear. new zealand and australia have sent military planes to survey the situation from above. other flights to deliver aid also planned the on the water eruption on saturday, sent shock waves across the pacific. so now my warnings were issued for many countries as far way as peru and bear to people have drowned after unusually high waves, hit the west coast of the americas. ah, this is the aftermath of this unami that hit the shorelines of peru over 10000 kilometers away from the explosion in tona. the underwater eruption was so powerful that it was detected around the world. these satellite images show gas and ash being thrown thousands of meters into the earth atmosphere. communication

the world's number one male tennis player, novak ciocca vetch has landed in dubai. following his deportation from australia. a court in melbourne upheld a government decision that the unvaccinated tennis star post a threat to public health. it's not clear where a joke of its plans to travel next. he had travelled to australia to compete in the australian open, hoping for an unprecedented 21st grand slam when. after nearly 2 weeks of drama, novak joke of ich touchdown 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 they were tormenting their to save and torturing because it was not only intellectual with physical torture against an old your coach. and there were some figures which was even worse, that was which was come organized against a mold. your coll, rich, rich and end up guy. just to forget it. she won mine times, austral

and the quote is today. telegram is based in dubai . maybe to morrow in the cayman islands, we will need a lot of strength to enforce the wall. germany cannot do it alone. so, what is germany doing that? i mean, is, are we talking about national powers here, european union. what can be done? both, both actually. so, i mean, you know, germany has threatened telegrams with fines, you know, hefty fines, fines up to 55000000 euro. germany is also sort of like trying to use it channels. it's diplomatic channels with the united arab emirates to sort of ramp up pressure on telegram because they're operational headquarters are based in dubai. we think, i think, yeah, we do thing. i mean, that's sort of, that's at least what the german government things as well. and then when he comes to sort of europe, i mean, of course berlin has been in touch with its european partners and is trying to sort of like convince them to do the same. and then let me forget the european union's also working on european rules for social media companies, the so called

♪ >> good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. i'm manus. let's set you up with the stories. china cuts rates as the economy takes repeated hits from coronavirus. global bonds under siege of the huge spike as traders ramp up the fed hike bet. actman shows for a 50 basis points hike. more turmoil in the embattled bank for breaking covid rules after just nine months on the job. 6:00 a.m. in london. and it is 7:00 a.m. at credit suisse. how do you shake the bond traders into accepting something may need be done at a dramatic level? bill actman makes the point. go large, go now, go early. 50 basis points. regain your credibility. the federal reserve could work to restore its credibilities with an initial 50 bits comprised to shock and awe the market. question to the market, when was the last time you saw 50 basis-point hike that was not very well guided to you? whatever way you stack it up, it could be shock and awe for the bond marriage i put it to you that this fed doesn't have the chutzpah do do it. this is the point, jimmy diamond saying fiv

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

alongside manus cranny in dubai. president joe biden said russia will pay a heavy price if any of its forces move across the border into ukraine. that is after suggesting earlier that western allies might struggle to react to a small-scale attack. those comments got a lot of attention and they, head of a meeting between antony blinken with his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov. back with us is the chief investment officer at julius baer. i know it's a lot of balls to juggle at this moment. we were talking about some of the macro risks and the fed risks but how are you evaluating the j risk of a potential conflict with russia and ukraine? >> my understanding is these are caused by the western attitude towards the ukraine situation more than russia and i see the russian response as aligned with russian interests. we don't expect the whole thing to blow up into a crossing of the border. things should calm down. it's difficult to trade these things and i don't think you can tactically protect yourself from this. i think

the houthis say they fired at oil facilities as well as the abu dhabi and dubai airports. the houthis are warning of more strikes in the uae. emirati's announced partial withdrawal in 2019 but maintain a military presence in yemen. washington condemned the attack calling inactive terror and vowed to hold houthis accountable for the strike. more from yemen's capital. reporter: according to the statement of the houthi spokesperson, he says they carried out this attack against the united arab emirates in retaliation for what he described as participation in the saudi-led coalition in the war. he said this is the promise we have made and they have fulfilled such a promise. according to a statement, they used five missiles that have attacked, according to him, the oil refinery, the international airports, and the international ports of abu dhabi and by -- airports of abu dhabi andhe ward being close to vital facilities. he said that if the united arab emirates decided to continue what he described as escalation against yemen, the situation as he mentioned his escalating so far,

i'm dani burger in london, with manus cranny in dubai. let's talk data out in just a few minutes, expected to confirm an ongoing surge in inflation. expectations are high. how high are they exactly, and what does this mean for the boe? >> inflation will hold steady at 5.1% in december, driven by airlines hiking prices to make up for lost trouble during the year. things like caterers, furniture, people staying at home sprucing up their living spaces, and you will also see car prices up because of the supply crunch in the industry. what it means for the bank of england, the november cpi, you can see what tipped the bank of england over the edge with the december rate rise. it makes a rate rise almost a certainty. markets are already pricing in a february rise. if we get that, it would be the first back-to-back hikes since 2004. manus: it's all about the labor market in this debate. we had a strong showing yesterday, unemployment of 4.1%, the best since june 2020. take us under the hood of what it looks like in the u.k.. lizzy: real wages we

manus: good morning mar middle east headquarters in dubai. rate hike bets. stocks get a boost from earnings. apple and lvmh flow-through estimates despite the supply chain concerns. record sales. biden's warning. the president tells his ukrainian counterpart russia could invade next month. warm welcome to the show. dani is out. two unicredit, we are getting deep into the banks. light on estimates. the shock of course, we caught up with morgan stanley yesterday, could be you see rate rises earlier perhaps than the market is assuming. nobody is talking about a rate hike next week but european banks will be more interesting. let's see what they've got to say in terms of the bonus pool. we will come back to unicredit as the morning goes on. revenue going through the target. full-year revenue exceeding the 2021 target and they are talking about a pro forma basis of 14.13%. these are the headlines on unicredit. comfortable beat on the revenue side, exceeding 2021 as a whole. what do you do when the bond market convulses? the equity market has anaphylactic shock, r

i'm dani burger in london come alongside manus cranny in dubai. an australian judge has ordered the release of novak djokovic after squashing the decision to cancel his visa. manus: the 34-year-old world number one tennis star argued he did not need proof on vaccination because of evidence of a recent coronavirus infection. the court agreed it was unreasonable to cancel his visa in these circumstances. paul allen has been tracking this story from sydney. good to have you with us. what does this court decision actually mean? is djokovic free? paul: at the moment, he is free, and his lawyers argued two prongs. proper procedure was not followed at the border, he could not respond properly to the cancellation, and secondly you had a medical contradiction to covid because he tested positive on december 16. the judge ruled he should be immediately released from immigration, detention he should have his passport and belongings return to him, and the government should pay costs as well. during the hearing, the judge said, what more could this man have don

♪ ♪ manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. it's daybreak europe. the stories that set the agenda. biden expects russia to move in on ukraine as roadblocks to his domestic agenda mount. the tech heavy index dropped 10% from its peak. risk sentiment in asia gets a boost from the easing in china. turkey on hold. a pause to a series of rate cuts on a busy day for the central banks. good morning. are we hitting a critically important point in u.s. bond futures? short gamma and a negative convexity risk. they shorted the cause. you are looking ideal of 192. this is where the mega risk lies in the bond market, where it all begins to unfold. good morning. dani: very punchy of you to start off the morning with a little bit of the creeks. i really like this. this is called the swish moment. should we hit 127? he says it it would bring the tenure to a level of two into 12, a level last seen in 2019. that would have repercussions for the entirety of the market. dani: i like that. herein lies the point. what we are dealing with globally is an accelerated narrat

golf's dubai desert classic is at the half—way stage. south africa'sjustin harding is out in front on 11—under—par. there's a strong british contingent in the chasing pack, england's tyrrell hatton just two shots back and northern ireland's rory mcllroy, a two—time winner in dubai, is one of five players on seven—under. and don't forget you can keep across day three of the women's ashes test in canberra right now with live commentary on bbc sounds and the bbc sport app. that's all the sport for now. hello there. northern parts of britain readying for a very windy weekend. we've got two separate storms which could bring some damage and some disruption. not a bad weekend, i think, further south across southern britain, close to this area of high pressure. so, the first of the two storms moving to the north of the uk. lots of isobars on the charts, widespread gates for the northern half of the country. severe gales across scotland, gusts up to 80 mph. we've got an amber warning in force for eastern scotland, we could see some impact

rebels carried out during attacks on the united arab emirates targeting and oil facility as well as the dubai and abu dhabi airports. the u.s. has condemned it as and act of terror. the u.n. is calling on all parties to exercise maximum restraint and prevent further escalation. >> the secretary-general condemns today's attacks on abu dhabi's international airport and the nearby industrial area, which reportedly caused several civilian casualties claimed by the houthis. attacks on civilian infrastructure and civilians are prohibited by international humanitarian law. the secretary-general calls upon all parties to exercise maximum restraint and prevent any escalation amidst heightened tensions in the region. there are no military solutions to the conflict in yemen. >> security forces in sudan have killed at least seven protesters in the capital khartoum. tear gas and bullets were fired at demonstrators marching toward the presidential palace. the u.n. has condemned the violence and called for talks to end the crisis. a 50-year-old british woman living in tonga is the first known victim of the

on friday, vice president momma dubai wu, mia visited the scene, immediate disaster. he fell as yesterday and not only be full. busy day lamita's, hearing at pity, befell that will while the government is scrambling to provide aid vows to cover the costs of hospital bills, the opposition is calling for an impartial investigation into the incident. with police say the explosion happened when a motorcycle crashed into a truck. karen explosive to the nearby ci ron a gold mine the motorcyclist died the truck driver was able to flee before the truck exploded. meanwhile witnesses said the driver prevented an even greater tragedy by alerting. and you're by school, just in time for teachers to, with the students to safety with their homes and ruins. many families have been put up in makes, if shelters, authorities are calling on nearby towns to open up their doors to the survivors. there's mounting criticism here in europe over a plan to classify nuclear and gas energy as sustainable investments. i'm today is the deadline to give feedback on the proposal, spain, austria, denm

and also the international plots of dubai. and i will, bobby, he has mentioned also the have a target, the international parts of the lobby and, and do a so the situation is father escalating that the he, he also was that there is also far foreign companies in order to, to avoid becoming a close to, to vital facilities according to words. so this. busy is not to be target, especially if he said that if the united decide 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 the would expand their targets, bags of their targets, in case you decided to continue it's 5 spacious. now at least 7 protests has have been killed by security forces in sudan. the latest crackdown on descent against last year's military, co, thousands marched in the capital and other cities. they are demanding a full transition to civilian rule which was set back by the takeover in october. since then, at least 67 people

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

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

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,

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

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:

on friday morning gunners, vice president mohammed dubai woodmere visited a shelter as food age started to arrive. he assured the community his government would help them recover and rebuild embezzlement. elizabeth constable, fully fully, all the medical everything. the gone, a in government says it's investigating the explosion. i witnesses say after the collision, the truck driver jumped out of the vehicle, which was on fire and shouted at people to stay away. a police spokesperson has said the truck did have a police escort who also helped alert people. but with so many dead ghanaians, doubtless wondering how this could have happened. nadine baba al jazeera, still ahead on al jazeera, thousands of display syrian struggle to stay warm and find shelter after snowstorm bridge through their tanks and a regulation route in time. and why the work of volunteers like these under threat from a new draft? ah, ah, look forward to brita scully's with sponsored point cutaways. this is your weather report for asia. hello, everyone. good to see you. some fresh, your air is on the way for the northw

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

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

a crow on friday morning, gunners, vice president mohammed dubai woodmere visited a shelter as food age started to arrive. he assured the community his government would help them recover and rebuild embezzlement. elizabeth constable, fully fully all the eye medical everything. the gone, a in government says it's investigating the explosion. i witnesses say after the collision, the truck driver jumped out of the vehicle, which was on fire and shouted at people to stay away. a police spokesperson has said the truck did have a police escort who also helped alert people. but with so many dead ghanaians, doubtless wondering how this could have happened. nadine baba al jazeera energy, john, chevron and total have pull down to the major gas project and me and mot, citing the worsening human rights situation. falling last year's qu, rights, groups of welcome the decision, the energy sector has been the armies biggest source of foreign income, human rights. what says the military's crime down amounts to crimes against humanity? myra data poor is from the unitarian universalists service committee

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

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also, the inward of dubai was targeted by number of drones. the operation by the grace of god hit its targets with high precision. we reiterate that the enemy state, the united arab emirates, will remain an unsafe country so long as they continuously belligerence against our beloved human people. we renew our warning to ex pantry, its residence in foreign companies, to stay away from critical installations. north korea has, when he supposes as proof that it conducted its most powerful, mis. i'll test since 2017. it's the 7th. launch this january. that's a record for a single month. the us is calling for direct talks without preconditions. those are the headlines for these continues here on al jazeera after talk to answer theera. thanks. counting the cost of rough sounds of the year after full run is there is sentiment in stock market here to say the prices are anywhere high where the cost of the cooking, the count even more affordable. and nigeria is petroleum minister on reforming the nation soil facts that counting the cost on al jazeera wit

also, the image of dubai was targeted by number of drones. the operation by the grace of god, had its targets with high precision, immature visual se airports operating as normal. and the healthy did not have an impacts. ah, but the strike coincide with these really presidents at 1st visit to above. and at a time of increase the fighting between the host, these and the saudi quality in yemen, we reiterate that the enemy state, the united arab emirates will remain an unsafe country so long as they continue with the belligerents against our beloved human people. and this month, how they don't strike on the 8th capital killed 3 people. on sunday, the us state department edged america to reconsider any travel to the united emeralds, siding threats of missile attacks. the situation is becoming more dangerous because the nature of weaponry that's being used in these attacks is becoming more deadly. and that's all the more reason why one hopes that the parties will be able to find some way to resolve this contract. this conflict. by the promise he h

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

they have been establishing a maritime empire that spreads from dubai through the horn of africa and up the suez canal to north africa. they are very ambitious. and with that ambition, i do not see them that concerned. they have good defenses and the main cities will probably be defended against any incoming rockets. and it will not change the balance of power that much. the balance of power is overwhelmingly in the air, on the side of the arab coalition. on the ground it is a different matter. think it is the mediator's job to really focus. he made a very good -- but they cannot impose anything. if both sides do not accept to come to the table, they can only offer ideas. but at the end of the day, it is the big powers at the united nations, the united security council, that must agree with one another and that most impose a solution. you are absolutely correct about the bias and i am shamed that our own state department, after what happened, they fired if you rockets. >> we are running out of time and i do want to come to her, this is the worst humanitarian crisis currently on the p

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i next the them that gang is on wednesday, and victor alba produced an unlikely when at the dubai desert classic former well number one roll mcroy, saw his titled chance is disappearing when his approach shot on the final hole of had been sick shots of the pace at the start of the final day, but around of $66.00, the former into a playoff where he edged out richard gland to secure latoya. ok, that is, i was looking for now. let's get back to barbara in london. and d, thank you very much for that. and that is it for this news? i why do stay with the still going to be back in just a few minutes but more of the days. thanks for watching. i'll see in a sec, ah ah, it takes us ships to democracy's activists to corporations. control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at recognizing ways to phrase what they want you to hear. we care about the environment you do to, you should buy our oil cleared for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid, you can use that to justify stripping away basic civil liberties. listening post examines the vested interest behin

i mean they make a lot of money between jfk and dubai, dulles and dubai. that's a huge part ofan their businessd for them to cancel flights. i mean, they have to really feel that there's a risk, wouldn't you think? >> well, certainly.. look, i feel like this is in the dark arts area because what's happening right now is at&t, verizon, they've beenrk testing this and working on 5g see banned for a long time. they actually have it work in europe. they say there are no problems there. we havee. no reported issues, direct reported issues ofni this actually happening. but it is a concern and it i seems to have to do with some of the bigger airplanes like some of that you're talking about that maybe maybe don't have the latest equipmentla that maybe don't have the latest altimeter. it should also be noted that the reasonte that the concern, especially this week that it rose so high is, you know, we had the storms that rolled through the north northeast. we're about to have more stos rolling there. well, apparently altimeters become super important when you can't

on business side we have seen dubai in particular being quite upfront and proactive about making itself more attractive nation for international business. that's to take the opportunity against hong kong and singapore. the 1st of february marks a year since the military seized power in myanmar, deposing the elected leader aung san suu kyi, and reversing a ten—year experiment in building a democracy there. here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. a year after the crew miramar is gripped on the thai border right across the country. you could see over there people displaced by the fighting who sought safety here. in recent days we see tgs coming over this river, referred the sound of gunfire and explosions as the myanmar military tries to crush popular resistance which is sprung up almost everywhere. it's a very different scene from year ago when there were high hopes that the massive peaceful protests they were holding might reverse the coup. the militaries savage reaction shooting, beating interesting thousands killed those hopes. instead some families have taken the diff

rory mcilroy had one of the best rounds of the day at the dubai desert classic, to stay in contention going into the final round. his three—under—par 69 included four birdies and an eagle. that took him to 10—under, two shots behind south africa'sjustin harding. there's a cluster of english players towards the top of the leaderboard, led by tommy fleetwood, who also went round in three—under—par — a shot behind mcilroy. the quarterfinals of the africa cup of nations are under way — the first of the four games kicked off more than 15 minutes ago. the hosts cameroon against the tournament's underdogs, the gambia — who are ranked 150th in the world. it is still goalless. you can keep up—to—date with live text commentary on the bbc sport website. in the scottish premiership, rangers could only manage a point in a six—goal thriller against strugglers ross county. rangers went ahead within five minutes through manchester united loanee amad diallo. but it was the hosts who led at the break with goals from jordan white and regan charles—cook. connor goldson had restore

the bbc sport website including results from the fourth round of the women's fa cup and from golf�*s dubai dessert classic. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, but now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news with clive myrie. let's return to the situation on the ukraine russia border. earlier my colleague martine croxall spoke to admiral lord west, who is a former first sea lord and chief of naval staff. she asked him what he thinks the international community should do about president putin. well, i think we've got to be robust but equally i think we should be looking for an agreement that is acceptable to all parties. although putin i think has been behaving very badly, he has a history of very bad behaviour, there is no doubt that some of the issues he's mentioned, there is some relevance in them. for example, although putin understands very clearly that nato he has a history of very bad behaviour, there is no doubt that some of the issues he's mentioned, there is some relevance in them. for example

golf: viktor hovland has been celebrating on the european tour — after winning the dubai desert classic. hovland started the final day six shots off the lead — but a final round of 66 saw him finish asjoint leader on 12 under par overall. the norweigian then beat england's richard bland in a play—off as he birdied the first hole to take the title. that's all the sport for now. well, for more on that record— breaking victory by rafael nadal here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller, who was at the match in melbourne. there is the historic nature of his triumph ahead of roger federer and novak djokovic in the battle to end their career with the most number of grand slam titles by a man. the next grand slam is on clay at roland garros where nadal has won 13 times. maybe he will start the favourite there in a few months�* time, who knows? also the fact that he battled through these very, very difficult problems, he was in bed for a couple of days with covid just before christmas. not the only tennis player who's been in that situation but it's far from ideal preparation. but th

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. team gb freestyle skier izzy atkin has withdrawn from the big air competition at the winter olympics, which start on friday. she's still recovering after breaking her pelvis in a competition six weeks ago. she won slopestyle bronze at the pyeonchang games four years ago and she still aims to compete in that event in beijing, although she needs clearance from her doctor. she said she'd been giving rehab everything she's got and pulling out of the big air would give her more time at home to strengthen and prepare for the slopestyle. that's all the sport for now. now an update on the latest coronavirus figures in the uk. 62,399 cases in the last 24—hour period. just over 62,000 cases. in terms of deaths, 85 deaths within 28 days of a pos

the serbian tennis star flying to dubai just hours after a three-judge panel ruled unanimously to uphold his second visa cancellation. >> the orders of the court are, one, the amended application be dismissed with costs. >> reporter: the nine-time australian open champion argued he entered the country on a medical exemption because he had recovered from covid-19 last month. his visa was canceled by australian border officials upon his arrival at the airport. djokovic later won an appeal, allowing him to stay in the country and practice until the court decided his fate. djokovic releasing a statement after the ruling saying he was extremely disappointed and adding, "i'm uncomfortable that the focus of the past few weeks has been on me, and i hope that we can now all focus on the game and tournament i love." unable to play, the top ranked player now facing potentially a three-year ban into australia. prime minister scott morrison praising the decision saying australians expect the sacrifices they've made during the pandemic to be protected. linsey. >> britt, thanks so much. >>> tonight the

the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a court in the us state of georgia has given life sentences to three white men who murdered the young black man ahmaud arbery while he was outjogging. the us questions kazakhstan�*s decision to invite in russian troops to quell unrest — saying it might be difficult to get them to leave. as kazakhstan�*s government seeks to tighten its control of the country, friday also saw the arrival of troops from neighbouring kyrgyzstan as part of the russia—led alliance. the intervention marks the first deployment by the post—soviet collective security treaty organization to a member state since its creation. ahead of crucial talks with russia next week over ukraine's border, us secretary of state antony blinken warned the kazakh regime over its reliance on moscow. there are very particular drivers of what is happening in kazakhstan right now, as i said, but go to economic and political matters, and what is happening there is different from what is happening on ukr

the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: a court in the us state of georgia has given life sentences to three white men who murdered the young black man ahmaud arbery while he was outjogging. the us questions kazakhstan�*s decision to invite in russian troops to quell unrest, saying it might be difficult to get them to leave. as coronavirus cases continue to rise across india, new movement restrictions have come into effect for people in the capital, delhi over the weekend. restaurants, markets and most shops will be closed until monday morning. russell trott reports. bharat�*s shop sells everything for the kitchen and more. but with fewer customers and takings down, he has been badly hit by the pandemic. yet, despite india's capital delhi locking down over the weekend, he remains upbeat. translation: the way corona cases are on the rise this - lockdown, the weekend curfew is a must. for the past two years, we have faced losses and we will face the same in the future. i will

on business side we have seen dubai in particular being quite upfront and proactive about making it sulphate more attractive nation for international business. that's to take the opportunity against hong kong and singapore.— kong and singapore. thank you so much forjoining _ kong and singapore. thank you so much forjoining us _ kong and singapore. thank you so much forjoining us on _ kong and singapore. thank you so much forjoining us on tuesday - with your thoughts. the 1st of february marks a year since the military seized power in myanmar, deposing the elected leader aung san suu kyi and reversing a ten—year experiment in building a democracy there. the coup was challenged by massive street rallies in towns and cities across myanmar, but these were crushed by the military using what human rights groups say was indiscriminate violence. here's our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. eight year after the ccoommee and is gripped by an armed uprising which stretches from here to the thai border right across the country. you can see over there people displaced by the fighting who so

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on the business side of course we have seen dubai in particular being quite upfront and very proactive about making itself a more attractive destination for any international business, and thatis international business, and that is to take the opportunity against hong kong and singapore. rafael nadal has completed a stunning comeback to win the australian open, and become the most successful male tennis player of all time. he's now won 21 grand slams, more than any man in history. our tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. one of the great sporting achievements and for rafael nadal who has won so many huge titles, i think one of the most unexpected rounds of his career, he will reflect may be the greatest triumph as well because he had to recover from two sets to love down to a man ten years hisjunior to two sets to love down to a man ten years his junior to win and five sets 75 in the deciding set and i think he was shocked at the moment of victory, the capacity crowd in the rod laver arena were hugely pro rafael nadal, they made it quite difficult for dani