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Live from london, this is bbc news. Tensions in the red sea escalate. The us says its shot down a missile fired from houthi militant areas of yemen targeted at a us destroyer. Weighing up global Risk World leaders from buiness and politics gather in davos for the world economic forum. Talks to end wars in Gaza And Ukraine are expected to top the agenda. Today is blue monday, with the latest research showing only1 in 4 brits are happy at work. Dragons den Debora Meaden will bejoining us live with her top tips on how
u.s. military fired on houthi targets. since november, the i run back to militant group has been attacking ships in the region to support hamas. the first day of the strikes hit 28 locations and struck more than 60 targets for last night strike was much smaller in scope and targeted a radar facility that the u.s. deemed a threat to ships in the red sea. as they are probably trying to recalibrate and think through next steps, we were able to hit approximately 16 locations where they have been holding capabilities that have been targeting not only commercial vessels but of course other ships in the region. iran backed houthi militants are retaliating this week, the attacks come amid growing concerns that the war may further spill into the middle east. israel is under the microscope this week, yesterday is really deficient
china cuts the cost of borrowing again in an attempt to boost its flagging economy. and is wind power the future for green marine transport? we speak to the boss of a revolutonary new vessel making its maiden voyage. welcome to world business report. i m marc ashdown. we start in china where the authorities are trying to support its struggling economy. the country s central bank has cut
china cuts the cost of borrowing again in an attempt to boost its flagging economy. and is wind power the future for green marine transport? we speak to the boss of a revolutonary new vessel making its maiden voyage. welcome to world business report. i m marc ashdown. we start in china where the authorities are trying to support its struggling economy. the country s central bank has cut