let s start with netflix. shares in the world s top tv streaming service have plunged almost 20% after its forecasts disappointed investors. netflix was one of the major winners early in the pandemic back in 2020 with people around the world stuck at home and cinemas closed. but despite huge investment in new shows and movies that growth has been slowing down over the past year. and netflix has been facing growing competition from the likes of disney and hbo who have all launched rival streaming services. lets talk to liz duff, head of media & investment at total media. shaving 45 william dollars also overnight off your market value, that not to hurt. pretty much wiped out all the growth they made during the pandemic. but should we have expected this? presumably once you have a netflix subscription who else will sign up? a netflix subscription who else will sign up? a netflix subscription who else will sign up? everyone has one these days- will sign up? everyone has on
know i remember feeling know i rememberfeeling really, like, ashamed of myself to some degree. we begin in the uk where the number of covid infections recorded in a single day hasjumped again to a new record. more than 88 thousand new cases were confirmed that s ten thousand more than yesterday. the government s chief medical adviser, professor chris whitty, told mps that he expects the peak to come incredibly fast but subside more quickly than previous variants because of the boosterjabs. more than 745,000 people had their booster yesterday a new record as the long queues continue. we begin our coverage with this report from our medical editor, fergus walsh. what do you want for christmas? for millions it is a booster. these people in newcastle today were prepared to wait for hours or a covid vaccination bus. it was a record day for booster jabs, but also covid cases. boosters offer the best protection against 0micron, but there is huge uncertainty whether they wi
an amazing feeling. i never thought to come to this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very. sport is one thing and life is different, so i m very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament, does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. england have won the first one day international against new zealand, largely thanks to a superb unbeaten 92 from amyjones. chasing 208 in wellington, victroy looked unlikely when they slumped to 79 6, but a a record seventh wicket stand of 130 between jones and charlie dean saw them reach their target with nine overs to spare, winning by four wickets. every game is important, but i think to start a series well makes it a little bit extra. obviously you don t want to go behind early on in the series, so to get the win was huge for us, and the whole batting group will get a lot of conf
to their lowest level for two years today, as the regulator s new quarterly price cap comes into force. a household using a typical amount of energy will see their bills fall by £238 compared to the previous cap. the price cap will affect 29 million households. standing charges that s a fixed daily charge covering the costs of connecting to a supply have risen to 60p a day for electricity and 31p a day for gas, although they vary by region and supplier. energy prices in northern ireland are not controlled by the price cap the government provides support directly to customers. despite this new support for other parts of the uk, charities say customers still owe billions of pounds to suppliers. with more, here s our cost of living correspondent, kevin peachey. spring has arrived in the gardens of this east kent community centre, promising warmer months ahead. i love the daffodils. but locals are still feeling the chilling impact winter bills had on their finances and lif
trump has been organizing in all of the criminal indictments that he faces. here, though, in this situation this is going to be quite a question for the judge handling this case going forward, how does this case go to trial be, does it get split up, do defendants go to federal court, do some stay in state court. all of those questions are going to be a real driving force of what s happening in the coming days and weeks here because there are defendants like lawyer ken cheseboro, also another lawyer, sidney powell, that have quite vocally said yeah, we want to go to trial very fast, not like donald trump. and trump is wanting to distance himself from them and potentially others in this group of 19 total defendants. the d.a. s office from fulton county, they are already getting a trial date set on that calendar for october for cheseboro at least and want to keep all of the defendants together. but watching how this goes forward is going to be really crucial in that trump will k