lawrence: i'll give you last word on this. >> can i ask lesley a question i think it is a very -- one to ask. lesley do you want yoib to run again in 2024 is he the best person to serve the democrat party right now because many democrats don't feel that way. so how do you feel because i think you're pragmatic so tell us. >> well first of all 2024 is a lifetime away. second of all he's the president of the united states. he's saying he's going run again. yeah there's people in the party that say they don't want him to run. but also i'm not gong to share cocktail hour at the l.a. but -- >> it is saturday night. >> no. >> yield back on this we have to go. thank you all so much. protest over the state of their school. and falling apart and infested with moles. we talk to them. tony here, from creditrepair.com. let's talk credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? do i need to improve my credit? well, that depends. do you like saving money? if you had a score of 630, a $300,000 home would cost about this much after a 30-year mortgage. that same loan would instead look like this if

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we are in all of lesley garrett's book shelf. coming up on morning live — a staggering 15 million people in the uk struggle to get a good night's sleep due to snoring. not only is this disruptive, but it could be a sign of serious health issues such as heart disease and diabetes. with dr xand currently away, his twin brother dr chris i is here to explain why a tennis ball could help stop it - and the signs that mean you should seek help. i plus, a restful night's sleep and exercise are key to good mental health, and with recent figures suggesting that around one in five of us experience depression, we've been to meet a doctor prescribing fitness over medication and tests the science behind how lifting weights can lift your mood. also, hundreds of thousands of people in england are i having to chose between renting a home with serious _ health risks, or face eviction. if they ask their landlord to fix the problems. matt allwright explains how i to protect yourself from these so—called revenge evictions. that's right. it's alre

boa is always a good read as well we'll hear from lesley and get some highlight frs the conference call. that can be important. looking at their slides this morning. consumer spending did remain strong and the first quarter of 14% year over year >> yeah, and certainly been kind of a mix bag in general over the past week of major banks earnings you mentioned bank of america and equity under writing did underwhelm in terms of bank of america, the facts that profits topped estimates lender release reserves for sour loans as well. it kind of sets the tone as we know with bank earnings and kicking off the earnings season sets the tone. what's expected to be a high bar to hurdle from an investor's standpoint for american stocks, american companies this season given the fact that there are so many macro head winds we have been talking about for so many months, carl >> yes, we'll watch that loan bl balancibalancies up abo. it is interesting we get a lot of feds speaking this week on thursday, we get powell, not once but twice there are materials written this morning whether or not the feds shar

has earned several awards through the chamber of commerce such as citizen of the year in 2008 and the lesley haley community service award in 2014. i commend chris for his numerous accomplishments and his dedicated service to our district and k congratulate himn his retirement. i'm so glad to represent you and call you a friend. you deserve a great retirement. have a good one, buddy. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. plaskett: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to thank my colleagues for all the good work that we have done to support american small businesses during the pandemic. democrats working with president biden have helped businesses to deep their -- keep their lights on and employees on payroll. biden's plan has enabled a remarkable rebound in small business activity, with small business demand

lesley batchelor is the director of export boot camps and an expert in international trade. she is formerly the director general of the institute of trade. shejoins us now. thank you forjoining us. what do you want from india in the uk and what does india want from us? well. what does india want from us? well, i think we want _ what does india want from us? well, i think we want some _ what does india want from us? well, i think we want some sort _ what does india want from us? well, i think we want some sort of - what does india want from us? -ii i think we want some sort of parity. we need to make sure that everything we are doing is benefiting both parties. i think the biggest thing we have at the moment of course is the disparity within the labour costs so that means anything you can make in india is going to be a lot cheaper than made here. i think we have got a few issues around obviously textiles are going to become more accessible for us and i think we also have to remember that we have the car industry that we probably want to point try and protect in some way and w

lesley works in the office upstairs, and had covid herself a couple of weeks ago. as a small business especially, we do have to crack on, you know, and make the most of it, make the best of it. we have kits in the office to test, just in case anyone's feeling a bit off—colour. we do our best but you have just got to get on with it. now that it's up to individual companies to decide what to do about covid cases, the british chamber of commerce are calling for every business to have access to free or cheap lateral flow tests so that they can keep their workforce safe, while keeping the workflow moving. laura's an employment lawyer, and says official rules had been a kind of comfort blanket, but now companies face a new minefield. the typical issues seem to be what policies to put in place if people think they might have covid, particularly now that tests aren't so readily available, people aren't sure whether they might have covid or not, and what to do about that. what to do about staff that they think aren't being honest about whether they might have covid or sym