And a record breaking 3a million viewers that s a 79% increase in viewership on the previous games in tokyo this new approach hasn t impacted interest in the games, but what about the financials?. Well, according to a recent study by the centre for law and economics of sport, paris 2024 may generate as much as 11 billion euros in long term economic impact. The bank of france forecasts gdp growth will rise between 0. 35% and just under 0. 5% thanks to the games. Joining me now isjulia binder, professor of sustainable innovation and business transformation at imd business school. Julia, welcome to the programme. Now, when a city, a country hosts and olympic games, there is always the navelgazing afterwards to assess was it worth it. In your opinion, the paris games, will they think it was worth it?. I think so, yes. I think in many ways the past olympics have heavily overshoot their budgets. This time paris is different. From the beginning of a thought to reverse everything how the games
Up. It s about policy. It s not about her. I think she s incompetent because i ve watched her. She destroyed california. She destroyed san francisco. Everything she has touched has turned to bad things. I m not going to use foul language but everything she has touched has turned bad. She s incompetent. The reason she s not doing what she should be doing. She won t do interviews with friendly people because she can t do better than biden. He had a reason for not doing well, and he was never 25 years ago, the sharpest or brightest bulb in the ceiling, that i can tell you. He wasn t. He could to interviews at least. Not lately he couldn t. Perhaps. But she should be doing interviews. She opportunity want to do interviews. Number one her policies are so bad. To answer your question, i think it s not going to change. It s not about her as much as her policies. She wants open borders. She wants to take away your guns. When i was president, i totally protected the guns. And i think it s very
Conservatives? robert generic and victoria atkins are here. More of you voted for the other parties than ever before. One of the victors, ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats, joins us this morning. Conservative lord michael howard. Morning, morning. Let s start by looking at the papers. The observer as the new prime minister on the front page saying, it is time to deliver. The conservative rule and the scheme is dead and buried. The sunday times said the government needs a plan for emigration. The suella braverman tells the telegraph the tories deserved to lose. On the other big contest, the football. England reach the euro semis, beating switzerland last night. Asa as a historian, something like this is real history, it happened so real rarely, real change? it is is real history, it happened so real rarely, real change? rarely, real change? it is true, landslides rarely, real change? it is true, landslides however rarely, real change? it is true, landslides however much rare
better and pass on even greater opportunitiesan for your childrn to decide our country s future to determine your future, the future of your childrenne y well, today s liberals claim that everything they re doing on climate change covid the border even ending the filibuster is because they care about the children. but the real truth is very dark and very sinister. issuesors core abortion, gender fluidity, the diversity obsessione, open borders and covid mandates just to name a few actual add up to a war on children from the more than sixty two million babies lost to abortion since nineteen seventy three is roe versus wade to the current fadlu of glamorizing transgenderism in our schools we re witnessing a sustained assault on life and innocencein by adults who themselves are spiritually lost over time it s become kind of fashionable to see children as burdensome, inconvenient, even sometimes harmful to the environment. school age children who are coaxed into early leftwing ac
busloads of migrants deported by the us find themselves back in the country they haven t lived in for years.- in the country they haven t lived in for years. what hurts is the treatment lived in for years. what hurts is the treatment we - lived in for years. what hurts| is the treatment we received. in human. most of all, the chains on ourfeet. in human. most of all, the chains on our feet. we are not slaves, migration is a right, not a crime. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s eight in the morning and singapore and five in the in silicon valley where the tech giant facebook set an outage that put down the social media site as well as instagram and whatsapp are slowly returning to normal. facebook has apologised for what it called networking issues. the company was forced to send an issue to its millions of users on twitter which wasn t affected. in the last hour or so the ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg issued this statement: shares in