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Transcripts For BBCNEWS The Papers 20170828

Dft , is a hard negotiating phase now. Dft, this kind of continues again, this is a brexit trio for us here on the papers, because theresa may is hoping to Start Building trade deals in the background, but it seems as if she is hoping forjapan to meet her halfway. She isjust about to go there. Yes, she is, two days. The big problem is we were helping europe to have an agreement with japan, and now we are saying actually, we are going out and wed like to have the same agreement as we work helping europe to have with japan commandjapan we work helping europe to have with japan command japan are saying we area bit japan command japan are saying we are a bit busy at the moment. This could be a good leak that were not going to get very far with japan, because the Financial Times is now owned by a japanese company, so this could well be true and it seems perfectly plausible to me. If you are doing a deal with europe, wait, join the queue, britain, and then we will talk to you. I think she co

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Transcripts For BBCNEWS Newsnight 20170426

Middle class tearaway . Yes, its ernesto che guevara. His younger brother lifts the lid on what he was really like. Translation the shirt that we used to call the weekly shirt, because he would wear it the whole week without washing it. He was very untidy and people used to call him pig. Hello. Elections are meant to be the best of times to debate the grand strategic questions facing the nation. But maybe theyre the worst. The sublime arguments can get supplanted by the squalid struggle for votes. Even parties 20 ahead in the polls cant resist bribing the public. Is that what is happening here with regard to pensioners . An important question for this election is who should get more of the pie the old or the young. The old have been doing relatively well, partly thanks to the so called triple lock, which ensures the State Pension keeps rising by the inflation rate, or with earnings, or at 2. 5 , whichever is higher. Its kicked in while working age welfare and wages have fallen back. So

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Transcripts For BLOOMBERG The Pulse 20140911

Good morning, everybody. Youre watching the pulse. Here at our European Headquarters here in london. The latest Scottish Opinion polls show salmond not gaining ground, one week before the referendum. The banking story is interesting. This is a move, maybe in reaction to what we have been hearing from carney over the last few days. We will need to go to london to give us the the security we need. R. B. S. Told us this morning. They would see it as necessary to move their headquarters, to redomicile their headquarters if there were to be a yes vote in the independence referendum. They are clearly referring to their Credit Rating. Concerns about that. Maybe they are worried about the cost of borrowing, the cost of doing business, if they have a domicile that is in scotland. The stock is moving higher. Lloyds has similar plans to move south if there is a yes vote here. Both of these banks owned by the treasury. From the governments perspective, they are probably happier to have the banks s

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Transcripts For BLOOMBERG The Pulse 20140919

Today including alibabas big debut. Shares begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. Is that investment worth the risk . That is the big story, not our biggest story because our biggest story is what is happening in scotland. This morning, Prime Minister David Cameron is promising sweeping changes on how the uks government the u. K. Is governed after scotland voted to stay as part of the United Kingdom. Cameron says he will deliver on devolutions. The u. K. Must be able to vote on issues that affect them. I have long believed that a crucial part missing from this discussion is england. We have heard the voice of scotland and now the voices of england must also be heard. We are covering all the angles on this vote. Anna edwards is in edinburgh. Jonathan ferro on the trading floor. Caroline hyde here in the studio. Anna, lets start with you in edinburgh. Thanks very much. You heard David Cameron talking about hearing the english voice. Lets hear the scottish voice first. We sta

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