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and we find out how the show can go on in dubai. welcome back to london, a city in lockdown where we are now getting used to seeing virtually deserted streets. well, imagine living in a place that's acustomised to being empty thanks to a constantly falling population. last year, before the current travel restrictions were in place, i went to italy to a hilltop village that's in exactly that situation. civita, today they call it the dying town but it was once home to more than 3,000 people. now they reckon there are just seven permanent residents here. and they are heavily outnumbered by tourists — up to 10,000 a day. as you approach the town, you can see just why. gorgeous view. this bridge by the way is the only way up to the village, and back for that matter. you can only walk, you can't drive. it's about 300 metres, it gets pretty steep. it's a pretty stunning entrance as well, isn't it? civita dates back more than a thousand years but over the centuries, its population has dwindled and notjust for economic reasons. because thi

dubai offers value and cyclical exporters at this price. yousef: they are looking at earnings. what are the names on the radar? >> we had numbers from a petrochemical company, and a company from an industry that reported the profits for the year beat the average analyst estimates so we might have some good reaction, although net profit was 40% below the level of the previous year. then we also have the numbers from qatar. there was the profit from 42% and there reaction -- the reaction may be seen in these values. yousef: thank you for that. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: it's time for bloomberg size and scope. we break down one number and today's is $600 billion. here is simone foxman. simone: just $600 billion, and we are seeing record highs, 18 month highs on the likes of the hang seng index but this is about volume. 600 billion shares of the ms ci asia-pacific index shared -- changed hands in january alone, the most volume in january we have ever seen. i mentioned hong kong but this is really a story that is playing out ac

i am manus cranny in dubai. xi jinping is set to deliver his first speech since joe biden entered the white house. remarks that could set the tone for relations between the two biggest economies for the next four years. the standard life aberdeen chairman, douglas flint, told haslinda amin how he thinks the relationship will evolve. douglas: the u.s. will continue to see china as a strategic competitor and i think that is the right way to think of them. i think there are three aspects to the relationships -- the relationship with china, as there are too many other nations. one is there are going to be areas of significant geopolitical differences in terms of approach and things that are happening that need to be called out and spoken house. there is the trade opportunity in terms of mutual investment and the opportunity to access what will be, you know, the largest economy in the world in 10 years time, and then there's the areas where we need global cooperation. i think biodiversity, i think of climate change,

i'm yousef gamal el-din in dubai. u.s. futures grinding higher at her -- after democrats will use tactics to push through their legislative agenda. we are currently up to fits of 1%. stocks -- two fifths 1%. it's "well below." treasuries dip. this week's supply kicks off on a two-year sale, $183 billion in supply offset by $105 billion in redemption. bloomberg dollar index below flatline. brent crude lower by 1/5 of 1%. iraqis are ignoring production to compensate for overreach. that is mitigated by return of supply to placements like libya. we'll get to that in more detail. let's get you market action with asia with juliette saly. good morning. juliette: hi yousef. certainly risk on as they look ahead to the fed meeting. asian stocks erasing losses we saw friday for the regional index back at records, small gains on the nikkei. chemical players in focus following an update from morgan stanley. it is the korean and hong kong stock markets that are outperforming today. hong kong coming out of that three-day lockdown, but th

doubts about whether celtic‘s trip to dubai was really essential. and i have some doubts about some pictures i have seen about some pictures i have seen about whether adherence to bubble rules was strict enough. tonight's league match against hibs goes ahead but for the next three games, the clu b but for the next three games, the club will have a squad that will look very, very different. we took an injured trip on a —— injured player on a train trip to dubai. he is caught coronavirus and as a consequence 13 players and many who thought the trip was not necessary, it was a cake lidded risk. and also to date news all football outside of the top two leagues in scotland is being suspended as it stands for three weeks. i can understand some people's and wondering how long this will lasted what happens if it lasts longer but the reality is we believe it is worth that. as i said, but can do is deal with the timelines we have and look at the time line for the end of january. have and look at the time line for the end ofjanuary. as the virus and pressu

the celtic manager storms out of his news conference after more questions on that dubai training camp. and, after an incredible fightback, yan bingtao takes the master snooker trophy on his debut at the age ofjust 20. welcome to the programme. we start with the news that both the england and wales women's managers have stepped down with immediate effect. in the last few hours, it's been confirmed that phil neville will manage david beckham's inter miami team, while jayne ludow will take on a job with the technical leadership team at fifa. neville was controvercially appointed england women's manager three years ago, despite having no coaching experience in the women's game. patrick gearey looks back at his legacy for the lionesses. from the perspective of the english winter, moving to miami is an understandable choice. phil neville leaves behind more than gray skies. in taking ajob leaves behind more than gray skies. in taking a job at inter milan miami, he ends his contract with england women's early, and missing out at the chance for the olympic games. in his social media sign off,

this comes after the trio travelled to dubai over christmas. let's speak to our sports correspondent katie gornall, katie, this trip wasn't sanctioned by the club so it seems a bit rich for them to be asking for the match to be called off. i think you're right in the sense of there's a lot of frustration or of there's a lot of frustration or of the situation and it is true that the situation and it is true that the club did not know about the trip, it was made after london went to tier 4 were in trouble overseas was permitted only for business reasons. they have since investigated this and they're satisfied that the trip was made for business reasons and they don't feel that there has been a role broken although they are reminding the players of the responsibilities and understand that the fa is not reaching any protocol sanctioned over the strip and so, there has not been any real spoken specifically but a huge amount of frustration and notes on the team—mates are having to isolate as a result of this in players who didn't go are said to be

manus: on any other normal day, it is 6:08 in london, 10:08 in dubai. on any other day after the federal reserve, we would be obsessed by the nuances that powell gave us. the whole focus on exit is premature, and substantial further progress needs to be made, sometimes to achieve the threshold. it's amazing how that message of commitment in easy terms has been subsumed by a vix fight. what was that message to the fx market and the dollar? what is that nuance language mean for fx? max: in terms of central-bank policy, it's not only the fed. it's also the ecb when we look at what the communication was yesterday. markets should perhaps take into account that a rate cut could still be on the table so it's really globally. what it means is preserving the status quote. that means massive appreciation potential for the dollar is probably not on the cards right now. this is perhaps something more for proper risk-off and the fundamental risk-off period because we are seeing right now something much more like we had in june last year, like we had in september las

manus: good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. annmarie hordern alongside me. it is "daybreak europe." janet yellen will tell the senate committee it is time to act big on stimulus. this on donald trump's last full day in office. goldman sachs economic outlook also faces scrutiny as it reports fourth-quarter results. italy's prime minister with a first vote of confidence. the real test comes today in the upper house. the clock ticks down on the capitol in washington. a live shot of the united states , last full day in office. steer away from a controversial pardon for himself. good morning, america. good morning. annmarie: good morning, manus. cnn reporting that there's going to be 100 pardons or so but himself, president donald trump and his family, will not be part of it as we count down. in 35 hours, president-elect joe biden will be raising his right hand and taking the oath of office. he's going to be calling for unity and it's going to be hard for him to actually create that unity when many of the republican party, including

breaking lines hitting the bloomberg from dubai's biggest bank, a red headline on impairments. they are booking $2.16 billion in impairments with profits dropping 52%. let's break that down in more detail. fiscal year profit numbers at 6.9 7 billion durham's is the nominal amount. total income slightly higher, compared to -- there was a question mark in terms of how aggressively some impairments had been booked in prior quarters as dubai struggled with the impact of the coronavirus. it is an economy dependent on travel, tourism and trade. a $2.16 billion impairment and a profit drop of 52%, they are keeping their dividend for the fiscal year. the stock has been performing relatively well, in line with the broader market, up 12.6%. this will be interesting for the market to get its head around in terms of how businesses are exposed with the repayment schedules, and we will break this down in more detail in the hours and days to come. back to the story of the imf, they raised their forecast for global growth this year, betting that vaccines and fiscal stimulus will offset the imm

[fireworks exploding] ♪ [fireworks exploding] simon: those scenes in dubai. many countries decided to cancel new year's celebrations. some though had plenty to celebrat. this is will ban -- this is will year after the city reported ane unknown ammonia outbreak that later was detmined to be covid-19. other celebrations had to be scaled back because ofe urges in ronavirus. [church bellringing] in stockholm, sweden, the mood much more somber, new year's celebrations replaced with bells 13th-centuryy's cathedral, ringing for 10 minutes to honor victims of the coronavirus pandemic. here in the u.k., the new year arrives as the country is battling a record number of coronavirus infections. st celebraticos across the try have been canceled, including the famous londo fireworks. joining usowre our guests. james,ly traditionhis is a huge 19 scotland, but not today: jahat is right, the edinburgh party is recognized around the world as one of the biggest, most exciting, one of the most lively new year's parties you can go to. people come from around therl to be here at

i am used -- yusef in dubai. disappointing tech earnings overnight. the biggest drop for the s&p 500 since october. we are looking likely to expand -- extend those dips. this is amid the winning confidence that u.s. legislators are going to be able to hammer out something around fiscal policy, the bloomberg dollar index. this is the biggest move we saw overnight with brent crude coming under pressure. crude inventory fell to the lowest level since march. they were not really able to push through some of the negative sentiment. let's go to our charts here. gamestop is on the minds of investors and our global audience. the frenzy has reached mr. biden and mr. powell. it is shaking everybody up because there is a lot of leverage in the system, no doubt. this gives you a sense of the disruption extending to other parts of the market. these are the most shorted stocks and they are becoming very costly. too short. this is the most shorted list. you can see some of those time with spikes. analysts are going to be looking toward other stocks that could be nex

of supporters from a protest against the involvement of emirates so it's not like the government of dubai. part literally threw the pot at the by international reputation has been normalised. over many years. long before the tariff sports washing was coined when it comes to sports washing russia are leading the way and they do it through the gas company gets from on paper as a private company but since 2005 the russian government has own more than half of the company's shares in this league outside shot that have a longstanding deal with the russian company the sponsorship was 1st established in 2007 in a. deal worth 150000000 euros. also owns russian club since he petersburg the old conglomerate bought the club in 2005 making the club a major force in russian football. investment mensa needs could make a significant move in the transfer market bringing in players like. axel hall and most recently i think it is we want to. be more. control. i knew use them for political and i think. existential issues commend claim by which i mean are they going to ruin clubs and are they going to rid the

dubai paper in the morning or subscribe to one. next, the film review. good night. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's home viewing releases. by the time wonder woman 1984 came out in mid—december, only a fraction of uk cinemas were actually open. but i have good news. everyone will be able to watch it at home from wednesday. the sequel from pattyjenkins begins with a flashback to the utopian world of themyscira, before jumping into the 19805. diana prince, played by gal gadot, is now living in washington, dc. she's leading a double life, working for the smithsonian and occasionally leaping into superhero mode to thwart robbers and joyriders and the like. she then meets a more complex foe in would—be oil baron max lord, who's played by the mandalorian's pedro pascal. i take what i want in return. in terms of tone, this feels deliciously 19805. there are shades of everything from ghostbusters to back to the future to big. there's also an air of vintage dc films like superman and batman r

worldsof two different compared to where manus is sitting in dubai. we are starting 2021 where we left off in 2020. the virus front and center. besides the virus, what other risks do you see going into this new year? guest: i think coming into this new year, the economies are set like a coiled spring. i think we are at risk intentionally in 2021 of having huge stimulus and possibly over stimulus. i don't think people are potentially worried about that right now. i think what we will see in the next few weeks, as you said in your piece, there will be continued concerns about the virus spreading, second and third waves and more lock downs in the short run. we are in the final leg of this and the last mile of the marathon is always the hardest. you always are member the last mile, not the previous 25 -- you always remember the last mile, not the previous 25. the consumers and the economies are going to open up very quickly. investors need to be ready for this. manus: happy new year. of flagged the risk overheating last week when annmarie was at home cook

the dubai paste airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being a real madrid's main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan 10 feet and arsenal emirates have the longest running sponsorship deal in the premier league as they have sponsored arsenal since 2006 the club's homegrown even bears the airlines name the emirates stadium and that won't change anytime soon the stadiums naming rights will last until 2028 you may imagine our cars would be one of the groups of supporters from a protest against the involvement of emirates so it's not like the government of dubai or partly relates to the part that the bodies and. international reputation has been normalised. over many years. long before the tariff sports washing was coined when it comes to sports washing russia are leading the way and they do it through the gas company. on paper as a private company but since 2005 the russian government has own more than half of the company's shares in this league outside shot at have a longstanding deal with the russian company the sponsorship was 1st established in

i'm manus cranny in dubai. saudi arabia has stunned the market by announcing a crude oil production cut of a million barrels a day in february and march. it was a sovereign decision. what does that mean? energy ando our commodities editor for north africa and the middle east paul wallace. they stepped forward, looked large, did the big thing. why did they take the action? paul: yeah, the interesting thing about this apart from the size of the cuts was the saudi arabia and energy minister presented this as a political gesture. he mentioned the kingdom's crown prince and de facto leader mohammed bin salman as being the one people should thank for this gesture as he called it. the saudis made out this is not thechnical decision made by oil experts in the kingdom, but very much something that came from the very top of the country's leadership. interestingd an press conference, his highness calling about twinging the market. they have been interesting, these pressures. paul wallace for bloomberg news. up there about

my understanding is they will not investigate the decision to make the trip to dubai and it's unlikely that there will be any investigation into potential pictures of social distancing rules but we can imagine there will be plenty of questions for celtic to a nswer plenty of questions for celtic to answer when they return from the weekend. answer when they return from the weekend. quick round—up of some of the day's other sports stories

>> in fact, i was just texting with ceo of epitaph airlines today, and the fly dubai is starting next week. >> to do that, you have to fly over the kingdom of saudi arabia, so somebody must have called up somebody in saudi arabia and say do you have any problems with that and they say what? >> someone called somebody and the someone who answered said it's fine. >> okay, i won't ask you who that was, but i can guess. ron, the israeli kin necessary-- kinesett, is this something that everybody in israel agrees where or not such a good thing. >> well, you don't get unanimity in israel on anything, but as close as you can. >> i want to set gack to comparing this with 2020 to the peace when you were in the white house in 1979. when sadat made his peace with israeli that peace was rejected by every arab government in the region and the arab public throughout the middle east and sadat, if memory serves, egypt was thrown out of the arab league at that time and of course, he ultimately paid with his life for his courageous act in making peace with israel. now, fast forward 40 years when sheikh

the groups of supporters who may protest against the involvement so it's not like the government of dubai all these are partly relates to the fact that the buys and term national reputation as been normalised. over many years. long before the tariff sports washing was coined when it comes to sports washing russia are leading the way and they do it through the gas company gazprom. on paper as a private company but since 2005 the russian government has own more than half of the company's shares in this league a side show. have a longstanding deal with a russian company the sponsorship was 1st established in 2007 in a deal worth 150000000 europe's. also owns rushing club senate st petersburg the old conglomerate bought the club in 2005 making the club a major force in russian football. investment mensah needs could make a significant move in the transfer market bringing in players like now the marquee c.e.o. axel that still halted and most recently i think it is we want to go but we are ready to fight it with the states control. i knew is the political and that is i think when existential is

last for 5 days officials in copenhagen say they received a tip off that pre-departure test taken in dubai might not be accurate travelers mis show a recent negative test on arrival in denmark those were the headlines what i want easters next to stay with us here on out is there. al jazeera where every. few feet. in the force of the human eye is the race is on to find the world's most committed world war ii is. little that these are the descendants of the pools and legends we get. rid. of those. books book the good fight who is so ferocious they took on the minds of the british army but. it's done and by their courage the u.k. has enlisted a brigade of the more than 200 feet from the office. today thousands of young appalling men confused to join this elite unit you know. only a few to make it. through flooded swears and here is one east finds out what it takes to join the world's fiercest fighting it's. 'd morning rush hour. these boys are about to face the top. office 10 days of their lives recruits into a 2020 central selection mock most rugged culture. they've basin thousands of hopefu

i am manus cranny in dubai. and maureen horta and -- annmarie hordern alongside me. that is as the party kicks off preparations for september is national elections. on the phone now from berlin is our reporter. way to have you with me. what does this leader choice say for the cdu? >> just by becoming the cdu leader, it doesn't necessarily mean he will be the candidate in september. it does show the way that the party is planning to go, which is very much, as you say, in the vein of to naming merkel's legacy by picking one of her strong loyalists of their new leader. they are basically saying they want to keep on the merkel track, which has also loosely -- obviously been doing well for her for the last years he will be centrist and pro-european. he is a big fan of emmanuel macron. but it is less clear how he will be received by the new biden administration because he also supports some of merkel's policies such as supportive of huawei. integration into the 5g network. they have obviously both been criticized in washington. annmarie: so we know that he is on the merkel

it's been a decent day for britain's paul casey, after the first round of the dubai desert classic. he had a blistering start, topping the leaderboard with four birdies on the first four holes. he finished the day three shots off the lead — and as our golf correspondent iain carter explains, it could kick—start a big yearfor the englishman. i think this is very important for paul casey, this trip into the european tour, he's playing this week in dubai, next week in saudi arabia. and that could give him a platform towards retaining his place in the european ryder cup team come september. that undoubtably has to be one of his key priorities for the year, but as you say, a major is something that is missing from his cv. he came very close at the pga championship last year. if you can get some momentum out of this week and next, then that would be very useful to take back to america and the build up to augusta in april. and we saw happen make a great start, didn't he, to the season. who else do you think we should be looking out for over the coming days? i looking out for over the c

on arrival and they're tested for the virus twice during that period 7 out of 86 passengers from the dubai flight tested positive during that quarantine and because most of them had tested negative before takeoff the scientists believed the indicators were very strong that the infection had happened in flight they based their hypothesis on a range of data some of it epidemiologic but also the in-flight seating plan when the symptoms began and the genome sequences of viruses taken from each of the past . years perhaps the most compelling evidence for me was proximity how close the people who ended up infected sat in relationship to one another on the plane that rule for dots by the way was a family and the scientists the original transmitter was one of the people represented by a blue dot all the all i found the study a very convincing that transmission on a long haul flight can happen but we still don't know how rarely or or how often it happens or or what factors exactly might contribute to it. before we go the economic impact of the pandemic is leaving some poor communities with no choic

on arrival and they're tested for the virus twice during that period 7 out of 86 passengers from the dubai flight tested positive during that quarantine and because most of them had tested negative before takeoff the scientists believed the indicators were very strong that the infection had happened in flight they based their hypothesis on a range of data some of it epidemiologic but also the in-flight seating plan when the symptoms began and the genome sequences of viruses taken from each of the past . years perhaps the most compelling evidence for me was proximity how close the people who ended up infected sat in relationship to one another on the plane that rule 4 dots by the way was a family and the scientists thought the original transmitter was one of the people represented by a blue dot i'm all in all i found the study very convincing that transmission on a long haul flight can happen but we still don't know how rarely or or how often it happens or or what factors exactly might contribute to it. before we go the economic impact of the pandemic is leaving some poor communities with n

the dubai based airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being real madrid spain sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan and feet and arsenal emirates have the longest running sponsorship deal in the premier league as they have sponsor arsenal since 2006 the club's homegrown even bears the airlines name the emirates stadium and that won't change anytime soon the stadiums naming rights will last until 2028 you may imagine our cars would be one of the groups of supporters from a protest against being rolled so it's not like the government of dubai. partly relates to the thought that by international reputation as been normalised. over many years. long before the tariff sports washing was coined when it comes to sports washing russia are leading the way and they do it through the gas company. on paper as a private company but since 2005 the russian government has own more than half of the company's shares in this league outside shot at have a longstanding deal with the russian company the sponsorship was 1st established in 2007 in a deal worth 150000000 europe

last week, the club's chief executive called the trip to dubai a mistake but lennon says although he's sorry some of them had to isolate — all the rules were followed. we did not abuse any privilege. we did the right things, we were absolutely, totally professional. we had a little drink in the afternoon on the day of — completely allowed, no lawbreaking. yet now we come back to this barrage of absolute hypocrisy. england defender kieran trippier�*s ban from playing will stand after fifa rejected atletico madrid's appeal against his punishment for breaching betting rules. he was suspended by the football association in december, but the ban was provisionally lifted earlier this month, after the spanish club appealed. as it stands, trippier will miss the first leg of atletico's champions league last—16 tie with chelsea on the 23rd of february, but could return for the second leg in march. phil neville has left his role as england women's manager and has taken over at david beckham's major league soccer side inter miami — in the us. the football association says it will "shortl

the washington dc, dubai is the new york city. five other emirates: northern emirates they come together and form one diverse but very stable federation in the region. >> at the total population is ?? >> about 10 million people, dubai citizens are 1.5 million. >> have you been to israel? >> i have not, i'm looking forward to going and also looking forward to having the prime minister visit us once the corona is under control. >> have you been to israel? >> i think i will be on the same flight with you. >> .bahrain mark. >> i just extended an invitation for formula one. >> i want to pick one up on something atlas said. if you look at who was supported that abraham accords and who opposed it it tells you a lot about where the region is. only states in the region at post was one that's an obvious one because we are all their enemies. or they regard us as their enemies. the palestinian authority opposed the reason they opposed is a thought they had veto power over israel's relationship with any arab states and the courage of the leade

on arrival and they're tested for the virus twice during that period 7 out of 86 passengers from the dubai flight tested positive during that quarantine and because most of them had tested negative before takeoff the scientists believed the indicators were very strong that the infection had happened in flight they based their hypothesis on a range of data some of it epidemiologic but also the in-flight seating plan when the symptoms began and the genome sequences of viruses taken from each of the past . years perhaps the most compelling evidence for me was proximity how close the people who ended up infected sat in relationship to one another on the plane that row of 4 dots by the way was a family and the scientists thought the original transmitter was one of the people represented by a blue dot i'm all in all i found the study very convincing that transmission on a long haul flight can happen but we still don't know how rarely or or how often it happens or or what factors exactly might contribute to it. before we go the economic impact of the pandemic is leaving some poor communities with

the burj dubai, has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump finally issues a statement saying he condemns the storming of the us capitol by his supporters. at least four people died as a result of the riots and dozens of people have been arrested. let‘s get more on our top story now. i‘m joined now by donald critchlow, katzin family professor of history at arizona state university. thank at arizona state university. you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you very much for the invitation. a lot of people are talking about the significance within history, really, of what happened at the capitol. where would you place it? well, i think the incident, the storming of congress yesterday, really needs to be put into a larger historical and contemporary perspective. what we have seen in this country have been a pattern of riots, police shootings, assassination attempts on leading members of congress, republicans, and we have seen in the past actual takeover

the dubai based airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being a real madrid's main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan and feet and arsenal emirates have the longest running sponsorship deal in the premier league as they have sponsor arsenal since 2006 the club's homegrown even bears the airlines name the emirates stadium and that won't change anytime soon the stadiums naming rights will last until 2028 you may imagine our cars would be one of the groups of supporters from a protest against the involvement of emirates so it's not like the government of dubai or partly relates to the part that buys and. our national reputation has been normalized. over many years. long before the terror sports washing was coined when it comes to sports washing russia are leading the way and they do it through the gas company. on paper as a private company but since 2005 the russian government has own more than half of the company's shares in this league outside shall get have a longstanding deal with the russian company the sponsorship was 1st established in 2007 i

celtic have been heavily criticised for days for this controversial training trip to dubai. today we are seeing the consequences of that. the player who has coronavirus has been identified as the defender, christopherjulian, also 13 other players and the manager and his assistantjohn kennedy, now being forced to self—isolate. a huge heading for celtic going forward in terms of their league campaign, also a huge headache for the scottish government, nicola sturgeon once again being forced to talk about it today at her daily briefing, describing it as frustrating and disappointing. also in scottish football, the decision now to suspend the the leagues under the premise ship in the championship. that is again in response to growing concerns about coronavirus, that suspension will last about three weeks and will be reviewed after that time. aston villa's match against tottenham, due to be played on wednesday has been postponed due to coronavirus. the premier league confirmed they had no option due to the number of cases at villa. they used youth players in friday's fa cup loss

last for 5 days officials in copenhagen say they received a tip off the pre-departure test taken in dubai might not be accurate travelers must show a recent negative test on arrival in denmark. responsibility for 2 suicide bombings in the iraqi capital 32 people were killed and more than 100 injured on. the bombs exploded in a busy market in baghdad. iraq's prime minister reshuffled several top security officials following the attack the worst so beautiful to this is. difficult to assess how active i saw in the country well i thought never really went away despite the government declaring its territorial defeat in iraq in 2017 the group had a relatively seamless transition to an insurgency and even though it was pushed out from the urban areas and really pushed to deep into rule areas in the mountains it continued to operate it continued to stage attacks on security forces on checkpoints in remote areas it continued to terrorize the population in remote villages and iraqi officials have acknowledged as just yesterday in an exclusive interview with al jazeera iraq's foreign minister minist

the glasgow side travelled to dubai after their 1—0 loss to rangers at the weekend. celtic insist the training camp was approved by the scottish government, while the scottish fa say they have no plans to investigate the trip. elite sports can go overseas for training camp if that is important in the context of the training for competitions. for me, the question for celtic — what is the purpose of them being there? i've seen a comment from the club that said, "it's more "for r&r than for training." i've also seen some photographs, and i can only comment on what i've seen. i don't know the full circumstances that would raise a question in my mind about whether all the rules of what elite players have to do within their bubbles, around social distancing are being complied with. so i think there are things there that should be looked into. elite sports being in a privileged position at many point in the past year, doing things that the general public can't do. and as long as that is the case, because we all want our sports teams to do well and be able to train properl

key inpo you explain what dubais abu dhabi and the other parts of the uae and how it came together as the uae to control foreign policy and other things? spent the uae is a combination of seven states. december 1971 abu dhabi is the largest inso size and where most of the oil is from. dubai is the commercial financial logistics and trade capitol so he think of abu dhabi as washington d.c. dubai is new york city and verify whether it's called the northern emirates and they basically come together to form one diverse but one federation in the region. >> a the total population is? >> 10 million people in uae citizens are under 1.5 million. >> a have you gone to israel? >> i have not been lookingha forward to going as soon as coronas under control and looking forward to having up prime minister here once coronavirus is under control. abdulla al-khalifa have you ever been to uae or bahrain? >> i've extended an invitation. i want to pick up on something that was said. if you look at who supported the abraham accords and who posted it does a lot about where the region is. the only states in

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at one point, a truck made out of gold smashes into a shopping mall in dubai. the dialogue is a mixture of mandarin, english and arabic, but either way, the script feels like a combination of bad b—movies and scooby—doo cartoons. gurning baddies refer to meddling brats and plant ticking bombs. vanguard is so absurd it's occasionally entertaining. but whether it's worth your hard—earned cash is another matter. it's available on—demand now. thanks for watching the film review, with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello there. saturday was a cold day. in the fog, temperatures struggled to get above freezing. where the sunshine popped out, it was about 3—4 degrees. but it does look like things will be turning quite a bit milder for sunday, with temperatures more typically around 5—7 degrees celsius. so closer to average for the time of year. now, right now, we've got a band of rain sinking southwards across scotland and into northern england. the skies clear behind that feature, so across north—eastern scotlan

manus: good morning from newburgh's middle east headquarters in dubai. i'm manus cranny. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." your top stories. >> he must go. he is a clear and present danger to this nation. manus: donald trump becomes the first u.s. president to be impeached twice as the house republicans break ranks, he faces a trial in the senate. treasury yields rise on reports the president-elect plans a two troon dollars stimulus. the fed chair speaks today. and the french finance minister opposes a buyout saying food security is a priority amid the virus. the u.k. has its deadliest day. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." one of the biggest moves from the republicans toward impeachment. this is a dramatic move but perhaps bigger market moving news is from cnn, where biden talks about her $2 trillion stimulus package. there are a great deal of assumptions baked into it. goldman sachs says global equities are now in the hope phase of a new bull market. 33% growth in earnings this year, a positive for single-digit returns. stocks in america, keeping an eye on eu

at one point, a truck made of gold smashes into a shopping mall in dubai. the dialogue is a mixture of mandarin, english and arabic, but either way, the script feels like a combination of bad b movies and scooby—doo cartoons. gurning baddies referred to meddling brats and ticking bombs. vanguard is so absurd it is occasionally entertaining. but whether it is worth your hard earned cash is another matter. it is available on—demand now. thank you for watching the film review, with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello there. some of the snow today has been pretty disruptive especially for north yorkshire. but the snow in the slick will be easing overnight. many places will be clear in temperatures dropping very cold. we will see freezing fog developing across southern britain. this is the legacy of the sleet and snow would sweep out across northern england and wales to the day. eventually clearing away. many places turning drier and when the far northwest of scotland. that is cold here as it will be elsewhere. the

at one point, a truck made out of gold smashes into a shopping mall in dubai. the dialogue is a mixture of mandarin, english and arabic, but either way, the script feels like a combination of bad b movies and scooby—doo cartoons. gurning baddies referred to meddling brats and ticking bombs. vanguard is so absurd it's occasionally entertaining. but whether it is worth your hard earned cash is another matter. it's available on—demand now. thanks for watching the film review, with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. thanks forjoining us tonight. this is what's on the way. non—league chorley say hello to the fourth round of the fa cup — they beat derby with a rendition to remember. # never mind, i will find someone like you! # i wish nothing but the best for you! # so their dream goes on. the dream's over for west brom and sam allardyce. his former club blackpool score an upset, against their premier league opponents. and australia appear on course to win the third

on arrival and they're tested for the virus twice during that period 7 out of 86 passengers from the dubai flight tested positive during that quarantine and because most of them had tested negative before takeoff the scientists believed the indicators were very strong that the infection had happened in flight they based their hypothesis on a range of data some of it epidemiologic but also the in-flight seating plan when the symptoms began and the genome sequences of viruses taken from each of the past . years perhaps the most compelling evidence for me was proximity how close the people who ended up infected sat in relationship to one another on the plane that rule 4 dots by the way was a family and the scientist the original transmitter was one of the people represented by a blue dot i'm all in all i found the study very convincing that transmission on a long haul flight can happen but we still don't know how rarely or or how often it happens or or what factors exactly might contribute to it. before we go the economic impact of the pandemic is leaving some poor communities with no choice

at one point, a truck made out of gold smashes into a shopping mall in dubai. the dialogue is a mixture of mandarin, english and arabic, but either way, the script feels like a combination of bad b—movies and scooby—doo cartoons. gurning baddies refer to meddling brats and plant ticking bombs. vanguard is so absurd it's occasionally entertaining. but whether it's worth your hard—earned cash is another matter. it's available on—demand now. thanks for watching the film review, with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello, there. after what has been very cold week both by day and by night, we start to see some changes to our weather now, particularly across northern and western areas, with some less cold air moving in, outbreaks of rain. though it's still pretty chilly for the rest of today across the south and the east of the country, which started off frosty with some dense fog around. the cloud is thickening up out west with patchy rain and drizzle, persistent rain affecting the north and west of scotland, a bit o

since mid november their win against how to berlin came thanks to a singular moment of brilliance from dubai holds up well in the 2nd half of the games only goal indicate the hosts 3 much needed points as try to stay above the relegation zone. and they can now take a quick look at the going to sleep at table to see what all those results mean things are tight after top after defeats for biron and life's issues with the job and moving a back into championship contention in the lower half a win for schalke a moves them off the bottom while colognes heavy defeat sees them drop into the relegation zone. that is your news update at this hour coming up next is doc film with a fascinating and moving look at the fates of children of mix african german heritage under the nazi regime what headlines for you at the top of the hour don't forget you can always get the latest on our web site t w dot com or follow us on social media at news of course on twitter and instagram i'm richer than any president for me in the entire team thanks so much for watching . the. young moroccan emigrants. we know the polic