secured their biggest pay rise since 1991, giving the central bank the confidence to make its move. one that puts decades of deflation in the rear view mirror. lets go live to shizuoka in japan and seijiro takeshita professor at the univesity of shizuoka. good to have you on the programme. we knew this was coming, it has happened, give us your reaction. us your reaction. well, as you said, it us your reaction. well, as you said. it was us your reaction. well, as you said, it was expected - us your reaction. well, as you said, it was expected because of the pre requisites were set, basically, 5.2% increase by larger companies, pay rise. we expected only form per sense of that history very well. we have the inflation target which is to present a morejust been fulfilled so basically, prerequisites for lifting off from this secure operation of negative interest rate is finally here. it negative interest rate is finally here. finally here. it is finally here, finally here. i
peter bowes has moran if this came as a surprise. has more. i think it was inevitable that this would end up in the supreme court. donald trump s claims averted been rejected by a lower court and he claims he is immune to this kind of criminal prosecution because he was president at the time. this relates to the allegations that he tried to overturn the result of the 2020 election and mr trump faces multiple charges including one that he conspired to defraud the come of this was a trial does do to start very soon next month and it is been delayed and it is now on hold reading from the supreme court that they intend to hear arguments in april, the third week of april and a decision expected at some point injune and we know now that this trial, if indeed it goes ahead, it will not be happening until at leastjuly and were getting into political convention season in the election is looming in november and one of donald trump tactics has always been to try to delay these legal
the minister of humanitarian affairs told journalists that more than 1.3 million people had been displaced in the worst now on bbc news, it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. in the increasingly overt struggle between western liberal democracy and authoritarianism, hong kong s position is unique. it is chinese sovereign territory granted special autonomous status under a handover deal done with britain. many hong kongers hoped that deal would guarantee theirfreedoms, but those hopes have been crushed. my guest is ted hui, a hong kong pro democracy politician exiled in australia and convicted in absentia by a hong kong court. has beijing neutralised hong kong s dissenters? ted hui in adelaide, australia, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. my pleasure to talk to you. you, of course, arejoining me from australia because you fled from your home, from hong kong, in late 2021, and you said you left with a very heavy heart. did you also leave with a sense of defeat? i
justice and then commit suicide. now this lunatic who is now in police custody, thankfully great job for the police wasas reportedly upset over the leaked draft roe vs. wade opinion to exactly where kavanaugh lived. why? because democratsan were publishing his address and the address of other justices online liberals have been protesting outside of kavanagh s p on and off now for weeks, including another demonstration,de earlier tonight only moments ago. but of course, for years the left has well, brutally and unfairly they have vilified justice, have it all quiteun unfairly but without anyfa corroborating evidence they falsely accused . remember, let s sayembe a gangrd told people that he was an w abusive alcoholic, a drug addict and hatedlc women over m. dnc.ov that would be nbc news joy reid published a conspiracy theory that kavanaugh was trying to ban birth control and top senate democrat chuck schumer even seemingly threatened cavanaugh s life at a speechht that he gave
further complicate evegrande s restructuring. sol so i think with the chairman of ever grand arrested, the talk with creditors is going to take a much longer time. with the police investigation ongoing, creditors will need to wait for a longer time until the police investigation results come out. they have negotiated with the company for over two years com pa ny for over two yea rs about company for over two years about the terms of the restructuring, but the restructuring, but the restructuring plan rings more trouble as they have denied to issue the shares for ever grand. totally different restructuring plan or they need to wait for an even longer time, by the investigation by the police will come out. investigation by the police will come out. catherine, you know, will come out. catherine, you know. about will come out. catherine, you know, about government - know, about government policies. buyers that paid deposits for their flats, or get their units back, it s about