and researchers in the uk say they now know why swimming can significantly improve your mood. state media in russia is reporting that president putin has visited mariupol the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. (map)the tass news agency says he travelled there by helicopter, and visited local residents. it s mr putin s first trip to the ukrainian territory which has been occupied by russia since the invasion was launched just over a year ago. we ve received these pictures, which we understand to be mr putin in mariupol on saturday evening. he s shown driving around in a car, and also visiting what appears to be a child ren s playground. and other footage shows him visiting a theatre, and talking to a group of people on a street, before visiting a flat. the visit came at the end of a week when the russian president was charged by the international criminal court with forcible abductions of ukrainian children. the trip to mariupol which w
They are globally systemic credit suisse. they are classed as too big to fail. they are required to have enough capital to stop them failing evenif enough capital to stop them failing even if really bad things happen but credit suisse looks on the verge of failure and the most likely scenario seems to be a takeover by ubs but everybody he is approaching that with an awful lot of queasiness, if you like. switzerland doesn t want one big bank. it wants that reputation you talked about of a number of banks where you re safe with us. 0bviously, headlines like we are seeing this week really don t help. the swiss economy relies on its financial sector and it relies on the financial sector with a good reputation. it on the financial sector with a good reutation. ., , ., , reputation. it does raise interesting reputation. it does raise interesting questions, i reputation. it does raise - interesting questions, doesn t it, because the bank but in money, what, in the middle of the week to t
So it s not the end of the road. i mean, somebody was saying to me last night, this is a map to a road map to a direction towards an agreement. and it feels a little bit like that at the moment. what we have got agreed, according to the european union, is an annex on the implementation of an agreement for kosovo and serbia to normalise their relations. and when you look at both this annex and the agreement, they re extremely light on detail, and straightaway, mr borrell was saying that, for example, kosovo is going to enter into negotiations on arranging some sort of limited autonomy for the ethnic serb minority in kosovo. but it s got to negotiate that it hasn t actually been agreed. so i think what we re going to take away from this is things are still moving forward, but a lot is still in play and a lot still has to be explained to the people of kosovo and serbia by their respective leaders.
And it s time for me to get in the sea with these swimmers from swim the wight. i have a chronic kidney and bladder issue, and back pain also i take a lot of painkillers and this really helps. i get a real calmness when i come here, and it s where my head, actually, it s probably the only place it really switches off. i feel really amazing - and really awake and alert. ijust love it. clears the brain of any sort of thoughts you don t need. just, like, had a mental, physical reset. swimming is something i ve done all of my life, i absolutely love it. and when i get out of the water especially this time of year i really feel buzzing. and now researchers from bournemouth university, the university of portsmouth and university hospitals dorset say there is scientific proof. so we had participants come down
From? the share price collapsed, went down 20% that day and then the swiss central bank stepped in and said they were pumping about $54 billion, £44 billion. but effectively billion, £44 billion. but effectively that billion, £44 billion. but effectively that hasn t - billion, £44 billion. but effectively that hasn t worked? know, shares carried on sliding all week long. it is laid from 80 billion to £6 billion in those years so are we heading for a possible takeover. how might work is very pickled and tricky to work out. ubs are not doing this the goodness of their heart. they want to get a good deal out of this and instead they have asked the swiss government to cover some of the possible losses if had here, $6 billion, £5 billion, a back story i guess for potential losses because they may well have to restructure it. credit suisse has 95 banks domestically and around switzerland but also has a sort of global. switzerland but also has a sort of ulobal. .. . switzerland but