A family trust. At the heart of a family trust. At the heart of a battle is which of his a battle is which of his children will gain the most children will gain the most Voting Rights and Power Or Voting rights and Power Or Control for Base Fox News and control for base he dies. It is News Court when he dies. It is News Court when he dies. It is about their political leanings as well. Rupert murdoch wants about to amend a trust so that his News Court when he dies. It is at amend a trust so that his son can take control without son can take control without his siblings. The siblings are his siblings. The are now fighting back. What is his siblings. The siblings are now fighting back. What is interesting about this case is that it interesting about this case is it is taking place in thatitis interesting about this case is that it is taking place in total secrecy. This court is known for offering private settings or cases like these. There have been Media Petitions to break open that case
Made a lot of concessions to boeing over the years in various ways, and it seems to be there is a lot of frustration on the union s side and they voted i think 96% to actually go on strike, which is greater than the percentage of voters for the last stroke in 2008. So certainly a very concerning thing for boeing s management and customers. Boeing has a new ceo. The challenges seem to be numerous for him. What do you think his priorities are going to lie, the strike is front and centre. In his career he is known as really good at dealing with workers and working as a team and this will certainly be a very early test of his leadership at the company, and if he can bring the company through, really minimise the time of the strike because of course the impact of the strike, if he can deal with it relatively quickly, then that will be very good for him but of course the longer this goes on the more of a challenge this will be for boeing and it will raise more questions about whether he migh
At a near standstill since the beginning of the year. The Bank Of England has raised the cost of borrowing 1a times since the end of 2021 to try and rein in soaring prices. That has weighed on the economy, but experts have warned the full effect of those Interest Rises has yet to be felt. Emma vardy reports from morecambe in the north of england. Rowing is a delicate art. A bit like managing economy. A year of slow growth, business is feeling the pressure from rising costs, means as no surprise that many are feeling cautious about their ambitions were branching out. We cautious about their ambitions were branching out. Were branching out. We have struggled were branching out. We have struggled to were branching out. We have struggled to try were branching out. We have struggled to try to were branching out. We have struggled to try to work were branching out. We have struggled to try to work out i were branching out. We have| struggled to try to work out a rationale for expanding. So w
And it has just reached a new peak 20. 96 degrees celsius, the highest Global Average sea temperature ever recorded. The worlds warming waters are a dangerous trend, say experts. Peoples perspective is that the ocean is so big, so vast, that it can buffer anything that humanity can throw at it. And the reality is thats not the case. Everything has its niche within the ocean, and its incredibly easy to break that niche and influence it and upset it. Take plankton. These tiny plants and animals are crucial to life on the planet. Theyre the basis of the entire Marine Food Chain and produce half the oxygen in our atmosphere. So, every other breath you take. And they are sensitive to heat. Many species have been migrating north as the worlds oceans warm. Personally, im really concerned. The heatwaves that were experiencing on land and the Marine Heatwaves that were seeing are happening in unusual locations where we havent expected them. But there is hope. Scientists are learning more about
is also setting up a taskforce to find alternate routes, while ikea is warning of potential product shortages. ryan petersen from the supply chain management company flexport told me more about how the disruption is already impacting businesses. it s just getting started. over the weekend and through today we have had all ten of the top container shipping lines in the world, representing about 95% capacity, have begun to divert vessels to avoid sailing through the red sea and to go around the tip of africa, as you said. it takes about 25% longer to go that way from asia to europe and, well, 25% reduction in supply of shipping, we re going to see huge delays, obviously, but also big price increases because, well, it s a supply and demand and if the supply comes down 25%, one thing we have learned in the last few years is a small destruction and supply can lead to a huge swing in price. indeed. we re seeing an impact on oil prices as well. the united states planning to form an