i remember when i first did wake up to money on radio 5 live a long time ago, i would never say the ftse 100 without saying that s the index that shows the price of shares in our 100 biggest companies . and i said it day after day after day, and the producers got fed up with it. i said, look, somebodyjust started listening today. they haven t a clue what the ftse is. and even that explanation is a bit shorthand, but it helps people understand the importance. and as for the intervention by the bank of england today, i did hear one hapless journalist trying to explain what was going on as he was reading the statement. and, i mean, i don t blame him at all he couldn t do it, it was completely impenetrable and he made a very good go at it but i don t think anybody knew, except the bank of england had done something very unusual for a very good reason, but we weren t quite sure what it was! well, i m very sure i ve been in that situation myself many times. i suppose the question is,
understand the importance. and as for the intervention by the bank of england today, i did hear one hapless journalist trying to explain what was going on as he was reading the statement. and, i mean, i don t blame him at all he couldn t do it, it was completely impenetrable and he made a very good go at it, but i don t think anybody knew, except the bank of england had done something very unusual for a very good reason, but we weren t quite sure what it was! well, i m very sure i ve been in that situation myself many times. i suppose the question is, how do newsrooms, how do news organisations cope with stories like this when the majority of their journalists won t be specialists? they will be generalists, and suddenly a story of this complexity and importance lands on them and they re the ones responsible for explaining it. i mean, if i go back to my sort of past life as bbc economics editor, i mean, there are those moments during the global financial crisis and other times where,
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drug trial. during that testimony she said she had no intention of smuggling drugs to russia and did not understand how it ended up in her luggage. mueller later told generalists that the was improper. whelan has been held in russia since 2018 on espionage allegations. bout is serving a 25 year sentence in the u.s.. joining me now is kaitlan collins and cnn senior political correspondent abby philip, who also interviewed griner s wife last month before the trial began. caitlin, why did the administration decide to make this proposal public? they said that this was this a decision they did not take lightly. obviously it s where two announce any details of a prisoner swap before it takes place. typically, that is done almost entirely behind the scenes, but very people knowing about it. even at such a sensitive situation but they said that a lot of factors went into this, anderson. i think what it has to do with is the timing here. this was a proposal that the
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