Even more dire as government assistance only gets through in drips and drabs. I want to get jones welcome to do business asia and we start with the latest escalations in the strait of hormuz where to oil tankers were attacked earlier today one of them allegedly hit by a torpedo the brant crude price has been volatile since the attack hitting over 62. 00 a barrel immediately often use of that attack emerged the strait of hormuz is one of the worlds most strategically important choke points along the coast of iran almost a 3rd of all Liquefied Natural Gas and almost 20 percent of Global Oil Production has to squeeze through here to escape the persian gulf and get out into the well its. Often more on the impact there on all markets so were joined by early bazza Financial Market correspondent in frankfurt only whats this latest incident mean for the oil market. I think its too early to tell what it means in the medium term
in the long term talk to an analyst and he says the Immediate React
we knew that significant new money would have to wait until the new financial year in april, but we are now well into april and we did expect to be further ahead, with much more clarity on how the government funding will be accessed. in a letter to the minister for care, gillian keegan, 12 leading mnd scientists say efficient, responsive and rapid access to the assured funds is crucial to understanding and treating mnd. the prime minister and the health secretary promised £50 million specifically for that purpose. this led to new hope for people living with the disease, hope that is now being undermined. no money has been received by researchers as of yet, and i am told that funds may not even be reserved for mnd. red tape and bureaucracy are also making the application process difficult and will make it harder to set up amazing new ways of potentially discovering new treatments and securing new investment. people with mnd are potentially
and in terms of timing, we knew that significant new money would have to wait until the new financial year in april, but we are now well into april and we did expect to be further ahead, with much more clarity on how the government funding will be accessed. in a letter to the minister for care, gillian keegan, 12 leading mnd scientists say efficient, responsive and rapid access to the assured funds is crucial to understanding and treating mnd. the prime minister and the health secretary promised £50 million specifically for that purpose. this led to new hope for people living with the disease, hope that is now being undermined. no money has been received by researchers as of yet, and i am told that funds may not even be reserved for mnd. red tape and bureaucracy are also making the application process difficult and will make it harder
funding will be accessed. in a letter to the minister for care, gillian keegan, 12 leading mnd scientists say efficient, responsive and rapid access to the assured funds is crucial to understanding and treating mnd. is crucial to understanding the prime minister and the health secretary promised £50 million specifically for that purpose. this led to new hope for people living with the disease, hope that is now being undermined. no money has been received by researchers as of yet, and i am told that funds may not even be reserved for mnd. red tape and bureaucracy are also making the application process difficult and will make it harder to set up amazing new ways of potentially discovering new treatments and securing new investment. people with mnd are potentially being betrayed and do not have time to wait. a spokesperson for the department of health and social care told us. we remain committed to spending at least another £50 million to help find a cure.
further ahead, with much more clarity on how the government funding will be accessed. in a letter to the minister for care, gillian keegan, 12 leading mnd scientists say efficient, responsive and rapid access to the assured funds is crucial to understanding and treating mnd. the prime minister and the health secretary promised £50 million specifically for that purpose. this led to new hope for people living with the disease, hope that is now being undermined. no money has been received by researchers as of yet, and i am told that funds may not even be reserved for mnd. red tape and bureaucracy are also making the application process difficult and will make it harder to set up amazing new ways of potentially discovering new treatments and securing new investment. people with mnd are potentially being betrayed and do not have time to wait. a spokesperson for the department of health and social care told us.