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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna mikhailova, deputy political editor and columnist at the mail on sunday and jonathan walker, political editor of the birmingham post and mail.. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the pm pouring cold water on the prospect of a us trade deal anytime soon, is the is top story. same story on the guardian, which says the trade pact is in disarry, along with a photo of borisjohnson and vice president kamala harris. a different angle from the times, which says britain is discussing plans to join a north american free trade pact. the telegraph leads on france potentially giving up its seat on the un security council, to be replaced with the eu, in a push for european military integration. the battle to get a gp appointment is the metro s focus. it says one patient called her practice 673 times, only to be told that there were no slots available. the ft says the internat ....
is economist mariana mazzucato. her faith in the transformational power of the proactive state has made her the go to adviser to a host of governments. does her moonshot economics ignore some earthly realities? mariana mazzucato, welcome to hardtalk. it s great to be here. it s great to have you here. your latest book is called mission economy. you are all about mission economics how we human beings can sort of rethink our economic policies to better meet the challenges that we, as a species, face. well, we have to. we have to. and right now, over the last couple of years, covid has been the number one challenge. how would you assess the ability of our economies to meet the covid challenge? well, i think we were caught completely unprepared, as we have been with the climate crisis. you know, we have all these different interlocking crises. the financial crisis, the climate crisis, now this health pandemic. and in each case, we ve been unprepared. and my view is that i ....
now on bbc news, it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. what is the galvanising force behind transformational economic change? capitalism encourages us to look to the raw power of markets as the driver of innovation, but is that really true? do we underestimate the importance of the state as a catalyst of innovation? well, my guest today is economist mariana mazzucato. her faith in the transformational power of the proactive state has made her the go to adviser to a host of governments. does her moonshot economics ignore some earthly realities? mariana mazzucato, welcome to hardtalk. it s great to be here. it s great to have you here. your latest book is called mission economy. you are all about mission economics how we human beings can sort of rethink our economic policies to better meet the challenges that we, as a species, face. well, we have to. we have to and right now, over the last couple of years, covid has been the number one challenge. how ....
we start in the us where the most powerful person in globalfinance the chair of the federal reserve has signalled the end of ultra cheap money is around the corner. us interest rates which affect the cost of borrowing around the world have been kept near to zero since the pandemic hit in early 2020. and the fed has held off raising them at this week s meeting. butjerome powell says higher rates, quote: will soon be appropriate as the economy recovers and inflation surges. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more. the federal reserve is going to be raising interest rates for the first time in three years. the move could come as early as march as inflation cast a shadow over the world s largest economy. when interest rates are near zero that is typically because an economy needs help and business needs help and thatis and business needs help and that is what the fed did to shelter the us economy from the west effect of the pandemic backi ....
clearing away but it s going to be lingering for longest towards the channel islands, the isles of scilly as well, the odd spot of drizzle there but for most of us clearer skies for the rest of the day, just the odd shower filtering in towards the odd shower filtering in towards the north and the west. temperature is only about three degrees in lowick but we are looking at highs of 10-11 lowick but we are looking at highs of 10 11 further south and the winds will ease out for the rest of the day and overnight, so with clear skies and light are winds tonight is going to be colder than last night. some pockets of mist and fog had quite a sharp frost in a few places. even some of our towns and cities temperatures down to freezing. it will be a touch colder than that in rural spots. starting the day tomorrow, high pressure in charge towards the south, but you can see this front pushing into the north. that s a warm front bringing milder air, rotating around the area of high ....