imposition, which is where we are at the moment. imposition, which is where we are at the moment- imposition, which is where we are at the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the rail the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the rail minister the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the rail minister and - met with the rail minister and industry representatives and it now appears for the negotiations are likely. i appears for the negotiations are likel . ~ appears for the negotiations are likel . ~ , .,, likely. i think most people recognise likely. i think most people recognise that likely. i think most people recognise that in - likely. i think most people recognise that in a - likely. i think most people - recognise that in a situation where the industry, passenger levels and revenue the industry, passenger levels and revenue are significantly below where revenue are significantly below where we were in 2019 m
providing lots of support for people particularly with energy bills and why the government accepted in full the recommendations independent pay review body about what appropriate and fair pay levels were and we will always have our door open and be willing to sit down and be reasonable and constructive. the nurses leaders reasonable and constructive. the nurses leaders say, if nothing changes next week, further strikes are likely. if changes next week, further strikes are likel . ~ , are likely. if the prime minister continues to are likely. if the prime minister continues to take are likely. if the prime minister continues to take the are likely. if the prime minister continues to take the position l are likely. if the prime minister i continues to take the position that he is holding now, along with his secretary of state, then it will be for him and on his shoulders that further action perhaps we ll have to take place. this is for him to decide now. take place. this is for
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expect at the 620, let s bring in now the former australian prime minister kevin rudd. it s great to get you on the programme, mr rudd endo narwee will be talking about china and the us in a moment but first they want to get your thoughts on a few of the reports we are getting, that a us official has been speaking to reuters saying that the 620 will issue an end of summit statement in which most members will strongly condemn russia. what you think of that? do you think that is likely? of that? do you think that is likel ? ~ ., . ~ ., likely? well, going back to the oriuins likely? well, going back to the ori . ins of likely? well, going back to the origins of the likely? well, going back to the origins of the 620 likely? well, going back to the origins of the 620 itself, - likely? well, going back to the origins of the 620 itself, of. origins of the 620 itself, of which i was the co founder in 2008-09, the which i was the co founder in 2008 09, the useful thing about the meeting in
currency industry. yes, definitely. currency industry. yes, definitely. this - currency industry. yes, definitely. this was - currency industry. yes, definitely. this was a l currency industry. yes, i definitely. this was a big factor in what caused this collapse, basically, that a lot of people lost faith in what was happening with the assets because binance, as i mentioned, there were an early backer of ftx. they actually held a lot of ftx s tokens and so when the founder of binance and announced that they were going to off load those tokens, people got scared. so as the fallout of this has been that there has been a big collapse and out lot of crypto currencies, and if ftx does not get a bailout, that would likely continue. get a bailout, that would likely continue. get a bailout, that would likel continue. ., likely continue. looking at the fiuures likely continue. looking at the figures here. likely continue. looking at the figures here, so likely continue. looking at the f