you can see the borders between north and south korea, there are no fences or walls, separating north and south. just because we have a disability, doesn t mean we are children disability, doesn t mean we are children. we have hopes and dreams demand is still slow, consumption is still a challenge, thailand still faces stiff competition from mainland china imports. so we don t think it will move the needle as much. the complicated part about stoking growth in thailand is the fact that household debt is so high, it is at 91% of gdp, the highest amongst upper middle income economies, the highest in the region, and if you have household debts are high, a lot of the income is being earned by thai nationals are allocated to servicing debt, which of course fixed amount. lufthansa will add an environmental charge of up to $77 to its fares from wednesday. it comes after years of warnings from airlines that regulators requiring them to use sustainable rate egg aviation fuel cou
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let s unpack this with russ mould, investment director at aj bell. good morning to you. good to see yom good morning to you. good to see yom tell good morning to you. good to see you. tell us good morning to you. good to see you. tell us more. - good morning to you. good to see you. tell us more. what l good morning to you. good to l see you. tell us more. what are ou see you. tell us more. what are you hearing see you. tell us more. what are you hearing about see you. tell us more. what are you hearing about the see you. tell us more. what are you hearing about the offer? - you hearing about the offer? the intriguing thing looking from the narrow perspective of the financial markets is the share price, the parent company is trading somewhere below the offer price, which suggests that investors are not entirely convinced the deal will go through, even though the offer is a quarter of the shares and is a quarter of the shares and is offering a decent share price co
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For her, for me, for all the women. Reporter but who he was. I just about fell off my chair. We were in that much danger, and didnt even know it. Reporter it was january 2009. Brenda constantine, and her husband brian rogers and their three teenagers, two boys and a girl, spent the new years holiday the way they always had a trip out of town and then back to their home in orleans, a middleclass suburb in canadas capital city, ottawa. Orleans is the kind of place where the houses are snug to the street and each other. Its a very familyoriented community. Lots of young families still moving into orleans. Lots of kids. Reporter but as you say, in a town which is very safe, orleans seemed particularly safe . Yeah. There was never a lot of crime. Reporter that january, when brian and brenda got their brood home on a friday evening, the family house in orleans seemed exactly as theyd left it. Though, brian did notice something odd. Our digital clock in our room on the right side of the bed w