of its oversight board. this we start with the future of work as we emerge from the pandemic, because some of the uk s biggest employers have told the bbc they don t plan to bring staff back to the office full time. 43 out of 50 firms told us they would embrace a mix of home and office working, with staff encouraged to work from home two to three days a week. another four said they re keeping the idea of hybrid working under review. what will it all mean forworkers, companies, and cities? ben thompson reports. backin back in the office after 1a months at home. i took on my role in march of 2020. it was a baptism by pandemic. for monica. baptism by pandemic. for monica, who baptism by pandemic. for monica, who started her newjob just as the crisis began, getting back to her desk is a welcome change from the now familiar distractions of home. homeschooling for a 12 year old with a husband who was an architect and works full time at home also is certainly causing some challe
all right. thank back. remember when we asked you who wants to bail out a billionaire well tonight we got our answer. thanks for dramatic music. everyone donald trump posted their hundred and $75 bond. the new york civil fraud case. well not him exactly, but an insurance company. he did it and then providing that and promising to pay. let s just call it his knight in shining armor because her name night specialty insurance. remember the original judgment was supposed to be more than 450 million plus you got to add the interest. but trump got it, reduced, not the actual judgment, but the bhante had to pay to appeal and he had until thursday to pay up. so all the talk of the attorney general in new york, letitia james seizing potentially his assets sits on ice for a little while now, while trump appeals the actual cooling. now again, the ruling was that trump lied for years about his finances and overvalued as assets to secure favorable loan terms. now, in a moment, w
it was intense. it was quick. 80-100 mile-per-hour winds in this area. the water in front of my house is still about knee-deep. i cannot leave with my garage, my car at all. moments after the storm they thought it would be 24, 48 hour recovery. now we are learning there s transmission lines down so it will be days if not weeks. [ ] fox on top of deadly storms bearing down on texas still. houston schools close. folks being told to stay home today is debris and power lines literal the streets. windows from skyscrapers were just blown out. more than 700,000 still knocked out. and we got to deal with the trail of destruction from the hurricane-force winds just setting them. welcome everybody. neil cavuto. fox weather katie byrne in houston on very latest. sometimes it would circa war seen there. reporter: absolutely wild seeing how the downtown has been impact. after serving the damage the national weather service confirms 100 mile-per-hour street line wind gusts a
to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist, tony grew and caroline frost, entertainment editor at huffington post uk. tomorrow s front pages, starting with the financial times claims that theresa may failed to consult some of her most senior colleagues on manifesto plans to overhaul the social care system. the times also goes with social care, saying that theresa may s planned changes could be wrecked by poorly performing local authorities. the metro also leads with the general election, reporting that the tories are now looking to attackjeremy corbyn after polls showed their lead over labour being cut in half. the telegraph reports that jeremy corbyn is at the centre of a growing row, after they say he repeatedly refused to condemn the actions of republican terrorists in ireland. the daily mail covers the same story, adding that mr corbyn‘s comments have enraged campaigners for the victims of terrorism. the guardian says it
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