only in dubai! well, that's all we've got time for this week but do join us next week, if you can, when... buongiorno! christa is in sardinia, one of only a handful of designated uber—healthy blue zones around the world where your chances of living to 100 and beyond are pretty high. 0h! all this, and you live a long life. it's a pretty good way of life, i think. do catch that if you can and don't forget, you can watch more of our adventures on bbc iplayer. and from me, lucy hedges and the rest of the travel show team here in dubai, it's goodbye. hello there. after a spell of cold weather, the final day of november brought a return to something milder, something much milder, in fact — westerly winds which fed a lot of cloud across the uk but brought temperatures of 12, 13 or 1a degrees in many places. away from the far north, cold air clung on across shetland and that cold air has been staging a return over recent houi’s. this area of low pressure has worked its way through. and that plunge of

only in dubai! well, that's all we've got time for this week, but do join us next week if you can, when... buongiorno! ..christa is in sardinia, one of only a handful of designated uber—healthy blue zones around the world where your chances of living to 100 and beyond are pretty high. 0h! all this, and you live a long life. it's a pretty good way of life, i think. do catch that if you can and don't forget, you can watch more of our adventures on bbc iplayer. and from me, lucy hedges and the rest of the travel show team here in dubai, it's goodbye. good morning. this week, it's been quite a fickle weather story to tell, undulating from cold and crisp back to milder and sometimes wet. and that's the story we've got first thing this friday morning. milderfor all of us, but by the time head towards the weekend, once again, we turn back into that cold bright story with some showers turning increasingly wintry on the hills. but for the here and now, we have got these weather fronts pushing in from the a

dubai does nothing small. this year, new year's eve revelers will need to register via an app to gain access to view the show in downtown dubai. >> take a deep breath. >> reporter: spurred by one of the world's highest vaccination rates and strict government mandates, dubai has become a tourist go-to hot spot. >> we're here in the pandemic, it's a lot of people here, we know, but we are masked and we have a covid passport and all of that. ♪ >> reporter: according to the dubai department of tourism, international visitors reached over 1 million in october. hotels in dubai recorded a 16.8% surge in occupancy in the first ten months of 2021. the uae has reported that 99% of all those eligible for vaccines, anyone over 12, has received at least one dose. >> feel any pain? >> little bit. >> really surprised, because i see a lot of people here, so, i'm a little bit afraid to -- but let's hope not. >> reporter: hosting the world's expo has also been a draw to dubai this year. visits crossed the 6.3 million mark as

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, name manus cranny -- i am manus cranny alongside dani burger in london. a bloomberg's group says the u.s. and allies are considering sanctions on russian banks if moscow invades ukraine. the pboc shifts toward easing, with the downturn hitting growth. evergrande on the brink of default. plus, omicron fears subside, global stocks rise and the s&p 500 erases last week's drop. treasury yields at higher. how long will the risk on narrative indoor -- endure? i remember we used to wait until the letter arrived, it was so important in setting the tone. he is ready to shave risk and this is what he said, a bear market is required at this point. i think over the course of the next year, and he or she that loses the least, maybe they are the winners. there is the tone from dennis gartman. dani: good morning. he also says avoid the tech. maybe it is an easy call to make because it's already in a bear market. the goldman-s. -- the goldman sachs indexes already: 20% from the peak. manus: against this morning said the aware galactic tec

the high court in london orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife, princess haya ofjordan. and we take you back to a time when mobile phones looked like this to explain why the first ever text message has just been sold for $120,000. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello, and welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world. it's 7am in the morning in singapore, ”pm at night in britain and 6pm in the evening in washington, where within the past few hours, president biden has been setting out his plans to step up the fight against the 0micron variant. the federal government will distribute 500 million free covid tests in the new year, something it's never done before. it's also draughting in military personnel to support hospitals which are already feeling the pressure as the 0micron variant takes hold. separately, in the uk, borisjohnson has confirmed there will be no new covid restrictions before christmas, although his chancellor has announced a new package of support for businesses hit by

next up, we are off to dubai where, like everywhere else, social distancing and safety measures were still things to consider this year. so we sent lucy out to explore the ways that you can enjoy the great outdoors without a mask. this is dubai aquafun, the brainchild of a young emirati entrepreneur called ahmed ben chaibah, who claims that it's the biggest inflatable water park in the world. against the backdrop of hotels and skyscrapers, and a short 25—metre swim from the beach, you will find a course made up of over 70 floating blow—up slippery slides, swings and other obstacles, all designed to test your stamina, balance and bravery. and after a bit of undignified clamber on board, i am ready to accept the challenge. it is a little slipperier than you think. come on, lucy! almost. i think i have been in the water. i was just about to say, i think i have been in the water enough. 0.5 seconds and i did not even touch the obstacle. here we go! boo! that's what you've got to look out for. you might complete the obstacle, but the slipping at the end. every time. every time! someth

dubai, of princess haya, her legal team, her security team, not in dubai, of princess haya, her legalteam, hersecurity team, her legalteam, hersecurity team, her legalteam, hersecurity team, her legal team includes a member of the house of lords, baroness shackleton. the whole thing is pretty much finished, that is the end of it, sheikh mohammed has issued a statement saying he has only ever wished for the best for his children and does not wish to comment any further that she had said she will always be in fear of her life and the church has pretty much said that it's true. he has denied anyhow and towards her. it's true. he has denied anyhow and towards her-— towards her. many thanks, frank gardner, towards her. many thanks, frank gardner. our— towards her. many thanks, frank gardner, our security _ towards her. many thanks, frank i gardner, our security corresponded. —— he has denied any harm towards her. the coronavirus pandemic has caused many people, to reassess their way of working and make a change. in america, where more than 1 in 30 employees quit theirjobs in september

london's high court orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife, princess haya ofjordan. and, we take you back to a time when mobile phones looked like this, to explain why the first ever text message has just been sold, for $120,000. hello and welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world. within the past few hours, president biden has been setting out his plans to step up the fight against the 0micron variant in the us. the federal government will distribute 500 million free covid tests in the new year, something it's never done. it's also drafting in military personnel to support hospitals which are already feeling the pressure, as the 0micron variant takes hold. president biden again implored americans to get vaccinated but he said lockdowns are not yet on the horizon. we start our coverage of covid with this report from our washington correspondent gary 0'donoghue. more than two million people a day are travelling home for christmas through america's airports, and many of them are worried. the way i look at it is as long

this is dubai aquafun, the brainchild of a young —— this is dubai aquafun, the brainchild of a young emirati entrepreneur called ahmed ben chaibah, who claims that it's the biggest inflatable waterpark in the world. against the backdrop of hotels and skyscrapers, and a short 25 metre swim from the beach, you will find a course made up of over 70 floating blowu p slippery slides, swings and other obstacles, all designed to test your stamina, balance and bravery. and after a bit of undignified clamber on board, i am ready to accept the challenge. it is a little slipperier than you think. come on, lucy! almost. i think i have been in the wa... i was just about to say, i think i have been in the water enough. 0.5 seconds and i did not even touch the obstacle. here we go! boo! that's what you've got to look out for. you might complete the obstacle, but the slipping every time! something tells me i may have spoken too soon. i challenge anyone to get over this thing and stay dry. i'm unfit, yeah. i'm trying my hardest! but, most importantly, this is so much fun. 3, 2, 1... all right, here w

yeah, i got back on monday from dubai. we were there for an entire week covering the cato world games. and the dubai rugby sevens. now the rugby summons is different than your traditional fifteens. it's 7 on 7 to 7 minute halves with one minute break in between. so it's real fast paced, high energy and out into by that venue. it's the 7 stadium out in the middle of the desert. so these guys are just the energy. there is amazing. it was the 1st time fans were back in 2 years at this venue because of the pandemic. and i got a chance actually to catch up with the usa national rugby sevens coach mike friday . and i just asked him to kind of set the scene for what that venue was like. so take a listen to what he had to say rugby. a community guy, it's a bad experience about enjoyment. it's about it together and you know, having the pants back and i've, you know, the rugby guy on the outside painted it exactly what the game of rugby is about. it's a family, it raises value. thank you. i meant that on that special atmosphere and

london's high court orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife, princess haya ofjordan. and we take you back to a time when mobile phones looked like this to explain why the first ever text message has live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello, and welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world. it's 8am in the morning in singapore, 7pm in the evening in washington and midnight in britain, where from today, new guidance is coming into force across england. it will allow people who have tested positive for covid—19 to reduce their self—isolation from ten days to seven. it comes as the prime minister, borisjohnson, confirms they'll be no new restrictions before christmas, but warned measures will come in soon afterwards. 0n those new self—isolation rules, here's the uk health secretary, sajid javid. well, we want to reduce the disruption to people's everyday lives caused by the pandemic. so, today, we will be cutting the self—isolation period from ten days to seven days for those people th

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these are the dubai hero boats, your own personal speedboat that lets you cut through the warm waters of the gulf at speeds of up to 50km/h. after a short instructional and safety tutorial, you'll stick to a vast, but designated course accompanied by a guide who's on hand to ensure that you stick to the rules whilst getting a high—speed and unique view of the dubai beaches and skyline. as far as rides go, this one is awesome, it is super easy to drive and brandon's nearby for safety just in case. you know, yeah, you could go pretty slow, but the real fun begins when you crank up the engine and, more importantly, you do it with no mask. well, there's no doubt that the star of our show in 2021 was a little blue electric van that we drove across the uk and ireland to test out how practical it was to travel sustainably whilst rediscovering attractions closer to home. and wherever we went, the van was certainly turning heads and we all had an absolute ball. this prototype is a reimagining of an old iconic morris motor. it's the first vehicle built by the company since the 1980s, and it's

london's high court orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife, princess haya ofjordan. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start with the one issue that is on the minds of so many around the world at the moment, how to deal with the rapid rise in coronavirus cases, caused by the highly tra nsmissable omicron variant. we still don't really know if the rise in cases seen in the uk, us and other countries will translate to a similar rise in deaths or severe illness. and that uncertainty is one reason governments are finding it so hard to find the right response. on monday we've seen more countries announce different measures in an attempt to keep case numbers manageable, while still allowing society to continue. in the us, president biden has announced a major increase in testing capacity, with half a billion rapid tests to be made available for free. israel has become the first country in the world to offer a fourth vaccine dose. it will be given first to the over—60s and to medical workers. and in eng

london's high court orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife — princess haya ofjordan. and: a text back in time — the first ever text message has just been sold for $120,000. we start with the one issue that is on the minds of so many around the world at the moment — how to deal with the rapid spread of the 0micron variant. we still don't really know if the rise in cases seen in the uk, us and other countries will translate to a similar rise in deaths or severe illness. and that makes it difficult for governments to settle on a common response. on monday more countries announced their own measures in an attempt to keep case numbers manageable, while still allowing society to continue. in the us, president biden has announced a major increase in testing capacity, with half a billion rapid tests to be made available for free. israel has become the first country in the world to offer a fourth vaccine dose. it will be given first to the over—60s and to medical workers. and in england, people who test positive will be able to r

london's high court orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife — princess haya ofjordan. and: a text back in time — the first ever text message has just been sold for $120,000. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start with the one issue that is on the minds of so many around the world at the moment — how to deal with the rapid spread of the 0micron variant. we still don't really know if the rise in cases seen in the uk, us and other countries will translate to a similar rise in deaths or severe illness. and that makes it difficult for governments to settle on a common response. on monday more countries announced their own measures in an attempt to keep case numbers manageable, while still allowing society to continue. in the us, president biden has announced a major increase in testing capacity, with half a billion rapid tests to be made available for free. israel has become the first country in the world to offer a fourth vaccine dose. it will be given first to the over—60s and to medical work

and it's delivery not again yet again in dubai. and in the in rainy i'm ins, champions booklets, box, south africa continue to dominate, becoming the 1st team and almost 2 decades to earn 3 straight titles in the desert . after feeding australia in the cup final. well, the time is arrived, the big day we've all been waiting for has the word gauge to send on the united arab emirates for the 1st time ever make it. it's the 15th different countries to play a 1000 garden act bars. the sticks were taped. skates released and frozen as the desert heat outside the arena was scorching. what's the future of this game? we don't know, but obviously there's got to be lots of positive that will come out of this game. so is this your 1st talk again? so i'm actually, i, we're looking forward to attendance and see how things goes along the get excited. this is a very, it's like we've been watching the local game from the local deal. i think i'm back with special things that are super excited. never been okay. oh, good. well, what do you expect to k

these are the dubai hero boats, your own personal speedboat that lets you cut through the warm waters of the gulf at speeds of up to 50 km/h. after a short instructional and safety tutorial, he will stick to a vast but designated course accompanied by a guide who is on hand to ensure that you stick to the rules while getting a high speed and unique view of the dubai beaches and skyline. as far as rides go, this one is awesome, it is super easy to drive. there is a person nearby for safety just in case. you could go pretty slow, but the realfun begins when you crank up the engine, and more importantly, you do it with no mask. well, there is no doubt that the start of our show in 2021 was a little blue electric van that we drove across the uk and ireland to test out how practical it was to travel sustainably while rediscovering attractions closer to home. and wherever we went, the van was certainly turning heads and we all had an absolute ball. this prototype is a reimagined old iconic morris motor stoppered is the first built by the company since the 1980s, and it is all electric. the

i'm manus cranny in dubai. divergence of the past will become more evident. jerome powell is expected to kick off the fed tapering at a quicker pace than predicted just a month ago as inflation surges to the highest levels in 40 years. the bloomberg opinion columnist, mohamed el-erian, has some strong views. let's take a listen. mohamed: the categorization of inflation as transitory is probably the worst inflation call in the history of the federal reserve. and it results and a high probability of a policy mistake. so the fed must quickly, starting this week, regain control of the inflation narrative, and regain its own credit ability. otherwise -- credibility. otherwise, it will become a driver of higher inflation expectation that will feed onto itself. manus: stern warning from mohamed el-erian about the federal reserve, head of strategy for g10 rates at the bnp paribas. thank you for joining us. it's about credibility, doubling the pace of the taper is a building narrative and building consensus. what, in ad

i'm manus in dubai. european natural gas prices closing at record levels. putting further pressure on already low stockpiles. it is a toxic combination. our energy reporter, freezing weather forecasts, more pressure supplies. we are looking at the european contract. up 700% this year. at what juncture will we see italy step in to help the consumer? talk me through the scale of this. will this endure? dan: it will. this cold weather that is coming will only make it worse. european gas storage is only about 62% fall right now. normally at this time of year, it fills up all summer long to prepare for the winter, it is about 79%. the cold weather is going to drive heating demand and currently deplete supplies. the high prices are signaling to world gas producers to send all their excess supplies to europe, so they will be bringing in lng tankers, hopefully more pipeline gas, as well. in the near term and possibly the next year, europe is going to face a really tight market. manus: interesting, we have seen jacob send talking about a delay to the decarbonization

and the high court in london has ordered the ruler of dubai to pay more than 700 million dollars in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife — princess higher ofjordan.

manus: a very good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny end dani burger is alongside me on "daybreak: europe." the russian president blame nato for rising tensions. and stocks climb after the biggest rally in nine months. plus a changing of the guard, germany's first new chancellor in 16 years. we will explore what a post merkel era might look like. jeffrey gundlach, new curve flattening, be worried. high yields. good morning. it's the canary in the market coal mine. how are you doing? dani: i'm pretty excited about these markets, as you know. i spammed manus with about a million emails about the markets. a stark contrast to what we saw yesterday. i put it to you, was it all driven by the -- before heading into yesterday's monster rally we had good volume at the second-highest of all time. was yesterday simply a little bit of rallying made even stronger? manus: you're the queen of the skew. i'm not even going to try to combat that. but i will see you, raise you, and offer you the vix. we can debate this through the next h

and i celebrate that again yet again in dubai. and in the in rainy i'm ins, champion slip blitz box, south africa continue to dominate, becoming the 1st team in almost 2 decades to earn 3 straight titles in the desert. after feeding australia and the cup final. well, the time is arrived the big day. we've all been waiting for has the word gauge to send on the united arab emirates for the 1st time ever make it it the 15 different countries to play host, to with robin garden act bars, the sticks were taped, skates released and frozen as the desert heat. outside the arena was scorching. what's the future of this game? we don't know, but obviously there's going to be lots of positive that will come out of this game . so is this your 1st talk against time? actually i, we're looking forward to attendance and see how things goes along. side of this is, let's say it's like we've been watching the local game, a special things that are super excited you ever been to catch all good. well, what do you expect to know? i think a little bit of m

your response to the aldaha lawsuit is that you're resolving the matter through dubai courts. you have settled before. isn't the most expedient thing here to settle and hold good the reputation? >> nissan is working in more than 150 countries. we respect the local rule and the local legal system and dubai has been known for it in terms of fair legal system and friendly arbitration system so we are following the process and let the decision come by itself. >> are you likely to go the arbitration route and settle and move on? >> it's very difficult to share the details but we'll follow the process. >> great to have you with us in the region. congratulations on the launch at expo last night and may the supply chain burden ease for you. that's the nissan motor company chief operating officer with me this morning in dubai, ashwani gupta. yvonne: we have plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. yvonne: the asia rally on the back of sentiment looking better, in china. we have fading concerns when it comes to the omicron variant. rishaad: we have all these concerns at the moment. let's b

this was awarded against dubai's ruler. some of the details in this story are mind—boggling, aren't they? have the other half lives. laughter i read in here that they spent 2 million played on strawberries one year, 2 million glad. i million played on strawberries one year, 2 million glad.— year, 2 million glad. i didn't see that, but that's _ year, 2 million glad. i didn't see that, but that's quite _ year, 2 million glad. i didn't see that, but that's quite amazing. l year, 2 million glad. i didn't see - that, but that's quite amazing. they must love strawberries are they are amazing strawberries. i saw also the children need an annual budget of £5 million or seven holidays over nine weeks including £i.8 million or seven holidays over nine weeks including £1.8 million for private flights. wow, great, that is... ., ., . :: is... clothing 74 million and 20 million on _ is... clothing 74 million and 20 million on jewellery. _ is... clothing 74 million and 20 million on jewellery. dr - is... clothing 74 million and 20

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, i am manus cranny. this is "daybreak: europe." all eyes on the taper, investors fret central banks may ruin the party for stocks. tech leads selloff, asia follows suit. drugmakers defy the drop. omicron continues to spread. more banks saying to work from home. and boris johnson doesn't promise no more further curbs. plus, european gas prices hit a new record and there are tensions with russia. saudi arabia warns of oil output dropped 30%. -- 30% this decade. it has just gone 6:00 a.m. in london, and we have fervent said fever fomenting everywhere. this could be the biggest move in the dot plot you have ever seen. lots of people tell me the dot plot doesn't matter but we are definitely gearing up for a demonstrative shift in guidance from the federal reserve. the fever is palpable in the equity market into the close last night. we have spoke to 106 asset managers and this is what we are perhaps most concerned about, is there still value in tech? let me take you to the bloomberg survey. taper, take away m

princess haya ofjordan is awarded half a billion pounds after a dispute with dubai's sheikh mohammed. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel. former jockey freddy tylitski has won hsi high court damages claim agains a fellow rider after a fall during a race five years ago left him paralysed from the waist down. a whistle—blower has spoken to the bbc about the "neglect" of a man who has autism, who's been detained in a specialist hospital for more than 20 years. last month it was revealed that tony hickmott who's 44, had been held since 2001 after being sectioned under the mental health act. now a former carer, has told bbc breakfast, that tony was "fed and watered, almost like an animal" with only his basic needs being met. here's jayne mccubbin. some patients will talk with such hope of some patients will talk with such hope of --ettin some patients will talk with such hope of --ettin out, some patients will talk with such hope of getting out, and some patients will talk with such hope of getting out, and i had some patients will talk with such hope o

but millions of tourists flock to dubai over the season. it's one of the famous hot spots for the laser shows and fireworks. this is despite the fact that you are seeing so many countries canceling new year's eve plans. >> reporter: i'm steven jiang in beijing. videos emerged in southern china with people in hazmat suits with photos of those helping people from neighboring vietnam. because of the border closure and increasingly tightened covid rules. local officials defended public shaming say it's needed to act as a deterrent. others saying it exposes the zero covid policy. >>> beijing olympics are a month away. they are acknowledging it could fuel more cases. they are facing diplomatic boycotts from the united states, australia, britain, canada and in large part, japan. our next guest says china, meanwhile, is trying to establish dominance and bully the united states but advises the powers that be not to back down. joining us now to discuss is cnn political analyst josh rogin. so, josh, first on the diplomatic boycotts, they are largely s

he is in dubai forthe we can speak to him now. he is in dubai for the expo where he is about to launch a new venture called enable my call. beforejoining us venture called enable my call. before joining us today and it is good to see you. now purple began as a charity and it is now a commercial venture. why is it do you think that so many companies miss the mark for customers with disabilities? i think it is because they do not understand. they want to but they do not understand and, like you said, there is a huge commercial opportunity but for them it is seen as a risk. so what we do today we are introducing make enable all which will become the world's first accessibility lead shopping centre and what we're doing is a new standard for how to build digital experiences for all consumers and for e—commerce, what we are doing is flipping the priority focus and putting accessibility first. it will mean that sellers will be able to reach into the disability market and serve people with a range of impairments for the first time. we w

and her two children will receive $700 million in settlement from her former husband and leader of dubai, sheikh mohamed. and the monster milipede — two metres in length 50 kilos in weight — that somehow went undiscovered for 300 million years. good evening. 73% of new covid infections in the united states are 0micron. it has become the dominant strain just three weeks since the first case was identified. in fact, new york has seen a threefold jump in infections in just seven days. the white house is trying to avoid talk of any new restrictions, but in the past hour, joe biden has sounded a note of urgency. there will be a renewed focus on testing — not something the united states has particularly excelled at. demand for home testing kits has outstripped supply. so the president has today announced 500 million kits will be made available on a government website, free of charge. around 1,000 servicemen and women will be sent to help out, at hospitals around the country over the next two months — five times the number currently deployed. the president said they will add new covid w

i am dani burger in london alongside manus cranny in dubai. markets continue to adjust to a hawkish fed, confusion over the jobs number yesterday reinforcing the end of the week higher, but longer duration. i find it remarkable how wrong we have been in this position, hedge funds really got burned. to what degree do they need to reconsider how they were positioned before a hawkish tilt from the fed? manus: they got wrongfooted. you look friday at the 10 year part of the curve and you begin to understand. omicron and potentially a tighter, more aggressive fed. citi calling for a faster taper of around $30 billion, that would meet the taper would end of the end of march. yesterday, we have lots of people on about what they thought would happen, that the fed should go faster, more aggressive, with larry summers pulling for four hikes with a two way risk that in the chinese on market, different narrative. with a rrr cut, declined for basis points. the bond market -- four basis points. the bond market could go below 2.8%. owsley -- aussie rising in

all because she said she discovered what had happened to other daughters of the ruler of dubai who had been abducted. he has denied this but the high court here in britain stood this up. it didn't probably help her case that she had an affair with her bodyguard, and when that was discovered he was understandably very angry, wrote a poem that went public, and she interpreted that as a death threat. she fled to britain where she continued to get threats from anonymous people saying they could reach her wherever. she took the case to court to try to safeguard, to put in place, which she has now got today, a huge financial settlement to safeguard her security and that of her two children, because she worries that harm will come to her and that they will be abducted. he has issued a statement saying he has only ever wished to provide the best for his children and he has nothing more to say about this case. let children and he has nothing more to say about this case.— say about this case. let me “ust round of the fi say about this case. let me “ust round of the top i say about this ca

♪ manus: this is daybreak europe from our middle east headquarters in dubai. these are the stories that set the agenda. it's fed day. a faster taper looks all but certain on capitol hill. the house and senate vote to raise the depth -- debt ceiling. a worsening property slump drags on growth. jp morgan sees upside for the bullish call to buy everything in china next year. no shield. a new study shows sinovac's is one of the most widely used vaccines in the world. it doesn't provide protection against omicron. a very good morning. it's the themes that are in charge. the quiet below the heard of the markets. the potential for a deflating moment. larry summers says he could affect spontaneous deflation. discomfort, disquiet, deflating moments. here's the very essence of the conundrum for the fed. the dollar is rising but the breakevens are rolling over. let's have a look at that relationship. tens rollover as the new york fed survey says inflation will be at 6% going into next year. the breakevens are diverting -- diverging from the soft sentiment. i take you to

. >>> a british judge ordering the ruler of dubai to pay his ex-wife and children $730 million. the princess fled to the uk with her two kids in 2019 saying she feared for her life. the settlement includes, get this, nearly $15 million a year for security and more than $350,000 a year to maintain show horses. >> so no prenup, i'm assuming? >> i guess not. and those show horses take $350,000 a year? >>> coming up, candy canes with a twist. fill your christmas stockings with wild new flavors. >>> and how small is too small? the tiny new york apartment which may answer that very question. you're watching "world news now." qu i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at h

princess haya fled dubai for britain in 2019, saying she feared for her life. what's being described as the largest ever fossil of a giant millipede has been discovered by chance on a beach in northumberland. analysis by cambridge university suggests the creature was more than 2.5 metres long, and may have hunted other animals forfood around 326 million years ago. then, the north—east of england would have had a tropical climate. dr neil davies from cambridge university told us more about the discovery. discovered by chance. we were out on the beach, just looking around at the rocks for a bit of a geological holiday, and as the sun was setting we saw that there was a boulder that had fallen from the cliff face, split down the middle. and then just looked inside and realised there was a big fossil there. so i went back the following morning and, yeah, we realise that it was a gigantic millipede in the middle of this rock. because we knew there were these large millipedes around at the time because they've left trackways and there are small fragments of these f

london's high court orders the ruler of dubai to pay more than $700 million in a divorce settlement to his ex—wife — princess haya ofjordan.

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always a good show in dubai. it is nice to see the celebrations happening again some were paused in the pandemic last year. we are optimistic. happy new year, dubai. ♪ now let's look at three things driving the action leading are real estate, industrials and consumer staples. oil under pressure despite a blockbuster year we have data overseas with china's manufacturing data better than expected. >> i like that i got new zealand and australia earlier today. >> we'll get russia later. >> you will get an extra couple with the late duty tonight i'll be watching from home we are doing our own new year's countdown. five top tickers of the cayear cnbc tweet us the guesses now and reveal number five on the list in just a few minutes. also coming up, will the bulls or bears be in charge of wall street in the new year different takes from jonathan golub and david rosenberg. peter boockvar will join us. >> but first up let's take a look at the market mike santoli is here wrapping up the trading year with a wimper why what

rival, max verstappen, the red bull driver, they are both heading into the final race in the season in dubai level on points. max verstappen has won more races, so that would put him ahead, but there was so much controversy, incident, penalties, crashes, the whole lot, from that race in saudi arabia. you can get all the latest news and reaction to that on the bbc sport website and also on radio 5 live there will be a pod cast coming out from the formula 1 team you might well want to listen to, but from me of the sports, the sportsday team, have a lovely evening, goodbye. hello there. it's been quite a cold start to december. it felt chilly over the weekend and in the week ahead we will keep on this quite cold air, the risk of frost most nights and then some snow for northern hills, some windy weather on tuesday will be quite a talking point, i imagine. we have a band of wet weather pushing east during monday, briefly some snow over northern hills and then it will be replaced by sunshine, blustery showers in western areas, wintry in western parts of scotland and a chilly wind. temperatures si

where the dubai government has done such a terrific job in opening up the market, keeping it open, being -- people being able to travel and so forth. i think these are the things we have to look at carefully. >> what i'm hearing from you is investors should be more selective, don't go broad and throw money at the emerging market etf because china is so large, mark, and the ties it has to the rest of asia, in a way this could become a big risk going forward, if you think beijing could continue with the regulatory crackdown and that in itself has a negative effect on its economy going forward? >> i think in the long run it's probably going to have a positive effect because good regulations, not allowing companies to get over board in various investments and cracking down on credit to these property companies, freks for example is a good thing but you must remember you have to differentiate because there's some small and mid size companies in china who are going to benefit from the crackdown, because as alibaba and tencent lose business, this will be taken over by the medium, small companie

a court in london has ordered the ruler of dubai, sheikh mohammed, to pay his ex—wife around £550 million. it's thought to be the largest divorce settlement in british history. and how about this for a creepy—crawly nightmare? fossil evidence of the eight—foot long millipede that weighed 50 kilos and was the size of a car. the chancellor rishi sunak is expected to give more details of government support to businesses hit by the spread of the omicron variant. it follows reports that the business secretary kwasi kwarteng is meeting businesses today to discuss the challenges they're facing. but there's still no further clarity on whether the government is going to impose more restrictions to combat covid in england ahead of christmas. meanwhile the number of covid infections in the uk continues to rise rapidly. there were another 91,715 new cases reported yesterday — the second highest daily total on record. a number of venues have had to close temporarily, including edinburgh castle and london's natural history museum; the welsh government has banned spectators at sporting events from