thank you very much, mr. speaker. yesterday was international know theay and i entire staff would like to thank nurses for their tireless work responding to the pandemic. and 13144 nhs workers social care workers deaths have been reported as involving covid-19. our thoughts are with their families and friends. yesterday, mr. speaker, this house heard of the tragic death of a woman abused for doing her job, utterly appalling. my thoughts and i m sure the thoughts of the whole house are with her family. i have been meeting, and i shall have further conversations later in the day. well my right honorable friend submit to prioritizing investments in low carbon infrastructure, such as the electric vehicle network in renewable energy production, which will also help the u.k. meet its target by 2050? prime minister. yes. take-up ofe the electric vehicles, we are putting a further one billion pounds into infrastructure to prevent rage range anxiety. i call the leader of t
you can get that. today, we are kicking off a series called a world transformed. to discuss how the pandemic is changing global leadership. the u.s. is not the main or center of that order. other countries, global institutions and global ngos and private sector groups are rising to the occasion. our guest today is kristalina georgieva, managing director of the international monetary fund, imf. please tweet us your question askpolitico. i have had the privilege of getting to know her over the course of 10 years as a colleague and as a journalist and i m delighted that she will help us understand what she calls the great lockdown. the imf is pushing emergency liquidity into the market. it is succeeding in getting a debt moratorium. welcome, kristalina. dir. georgieva: thank you very much. and hello to the audience. ryan: we have people all over the world. glad you made it into the office. i ll start with an easy one. larry summers says we might have unemployment in the double
questions. prime minister boris johnson. pm johnson: thank you very much, mr. speaker. yesterday was international nurses day. i know the whole house would want to thank the nurses and also the care staff and key workers for their tireless work responding to the pandemic. mr. speaker, sadly 144 nhs markers and 131 social care workers deaths have been reported as involving covid-19. our thoughts are with their families and friends. yesterday this house learned of someone whoeath of was abused for doing her job. that is utterly appalling. my thoughts and i am sure the thoughts of the whole house are with her family. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in the house. speaker corbyn: ruth edwards. thank you, mr. speaker. green investments generated the highest return in the recovery from the 2008 financial crisis. as we restart our economy, will my right honorable fran commit to prioritizing investment in low
the author of politico s global translations. if you don t get my newsletter, you can get that. today, we are kicking off a series called a world transformed. to discuss how the pandemic is changing global leadership. the u.s. is not the main or center of that order. other countries, global institutions and global ngos and private sector groups are rising to the occasion. our guest today is kristalina georgieva, managing director of the international monetary fund, imf. please tweet us your question askpolitico. i have had the privilege of getting to know her over the course of 10 years as a colleague and as a journalist and i m delighted that she will help us understand what she calls the great lockdown. the imf is pushing emergency liquidity into the market. it is succeeding in getting a debt moratorium. welcome, kristalina. dir. georgieva: thank you very much. and hello to the audience. ryan: we have people all over the world. glad you made it into the office. i ll sta
good morning. wherever you are in the world, welcome to this virtual interview from politico. my name is robert heath and i am the author of politicos global translations. if you don t get my newsletter, you can get that. today, we are kicking off a a worldcalled transformed. to discuss how the pandemic is changing global leadership. other countries, global ngos andons and global private sector groups are rising to the occasion. our guest today is kristalina georgieva, managing director of the international monetary fund, imf. i have had the privilege of getting to know her over the course of 10 years as a colleague and as a journalist and i m delighted that she will help us understand what she calls the great lockdown. imf is pushing the emergency liquidity into the market. it is succeeding in getting a debt moratorium. ina.ome, kristal dir. georgieva: thank you very much. and hello to the obvious. ryan: we have people all over the world. glad you made it into the off