do need to reflect, president erdogan can t make a decision on his own. he now refers it on to parliament, who has to then pass it. but he has agreed to work with parliament to make sure that does happen. it s interesting when you look at some of these issues that erdogan previously raised things like pkk, a group that he and many of you as a terrorist organisation, saying sweden wasn t doing enough many view. there s issues around things like fighterjets to resume herfinished resume purchase from the us. with the issue ofjoining the us. with the issue ofjoining the eu, it took a separate organisation, was thrown into the mix as well. all those issues feeding into the potential delay in accession, but we don t know the details of how exactly, but it seems sweden will go the way of finland. during those, both countries spoke at the same time. life spoke to the finnish foreign minister, and she told me she always viewed this very much as a joint process. it was sweden a
clarifying that investment decisions should be made on the basis of long term returns and not simply costs. long-term returns and not simply costs. ,, , costs. studio: there - costs. studio: there you - costs. studio: there you go, l costs. studio: - there you go, important costs- studio: there you go, important announcement forjeremy hunt, who s been under pressure into growth areas. he wants 5% of the default funds to go into unlisted equities here by 2030. that would generate £50 billion of investment. they look across the atlantic at the subsidies thatjoe biden is putting into the us economy, and there is a clamourfor the uk to try and match that. tonight, the chancellor announcing those funds. we ll be right back. hello there.