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zone one, identified by the environment agency as areas of low risk. you�re live with bbc news. to cryptocurrencies now, because there has been a rush to trade in bitcoin investment funds on us markets, after securities and exchange commission finally approved them late on wednesday. etfs, or exchange traded funds, allow investors to get exposure to bitcoin without having to buy any themselves, theyjust buy shares in a fund. $4.6 billion worth of shares in bitcoin etfs changed hands during thursday trade. the ceo of the nasdaq market adena friedman, has been speaking michelle fleury at the ces technology show in las vegas, and said it�s an important development. we are very excited to partner with blackrock and valkyrie to list their products on nasdaq. what it really reflects is the fact that the crypto markets or at least the bitcoin markets

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either sit back and say, it is the job of parents, if the kids end up in hospital, that is too bad. despite the cost to their health, their teeth and the nhs. orfor relatively small amount of money we can put supervise tooth—brushing inferred kids aged between three and five. they can keep their teeth clean and out of hospital. hagar five. they can keep their teeth clean and out of hospital. how much money and — clean and out of hospital. how much money and what _ clean and out of hospital. how much money and what will _ clean and out of hospital. how much money and what will it _ clean and out of hospital. how much money and what will it pay _ clean and out of hospital. how much money and what will it pay for? i clean and out of hospital. how much money and what will it pay for? yell| money and what will it pay for? yell or rate is £3 million for a supervised toothbrush. that is part of a broader £1.6 billion package we are committing to the nhs. does this 3 billion —— £3 million pay for the time for a teacher to look at every three to five—year—old's teeth and supervised airbrushing? three to five-year-old's teeth and supervised airbrushing?— three to five-year-old's teeth and supervised airbrushing? well, it is art of a supervised airbrushing? well, it is part of a broader _ supervised airbrushing? well, it is part of a broader programme i supervised airbrushing? well, it is part of a broader programme we l supervised airbrushing? well, it is i part of a broader programme we have got four primary school breakfast clubs. every child in the country will be able to access primary school breakfast clubs. but will be able to access primary school breakfast clubs. but this is different. school breakfast clubs. but this is different- i _ school breakfast clubs. but this is different. i take _ school breakfast clubs. but this is different. i take the _ school breakfast clubs. but this is different. i take the point - school breakfast clubs. but this is different. i take the point you i school breakfast clubs. but this is different. i take the point you are| different. i take the point you are makin: different. i take the point you are making but— different. i take the point you are making but that _ different. i take the point you are making but that is _ different. i take the point you are making but that is part _ different. i take the point you are making but that is part of- different. i take the point you are making but that is part of the i different. i take the point you are l

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Breakfast

deliberately slowed down some iphones as they got older. it said that as batteries aged, their performance decreased, and so the slowdown was necessary in lengthening a phone's lifespan. but it hadn't told customers. apple denied any wrongdoing. this latest pay—out will see those affected in the us get a share of a $500 million settlement — that's around £390 million. it works out at £72 per claim for devices in the iphone 6 and 7 ranges. a similar case is under way here, seeking £1.6 billion in compensation for those who ultimately ended up paying for new phones or replacement batteries. it represents an estimated 24 million iphone users in the uk. but unlike the us settlement, the uk lawsuit also seeks damages for those who had iphone 8, 8 plus and x models.

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it said that as batteries aged, their performance decreased, and so the slowdown was necessary to lengthen the phones' lifespan. but, it hadn't told customers. apple denied any wrongdoing. this latest payout will see those affected in the us get a share of a $500 million a share of a $500 million settlement — that's around £390 million. that's about £72 per claim for devices in the iphone six and seven ranges. a similar case is under way here, seeking £1.6 billion in compensation. that is for those who ultimately ended up paying for new phones or replacement batteries. it represents an estimated 24 million iphone users in the uk. but unlike the us settlement, the uk lawsuit also seeks damages for those who had iphone 8, 8 plus and x models. so does what's happening in the us have any bearing on the case here in the uk?

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World Business Report

shutdown averted...for now — us congress leaders reach a deal over spending worth over $1.6 billion. diverted ships, as tensions in the red sea continue. we look at the impact of the rising cost of insurrance on the shipping industry. and fully charged — how three former tesla executives have invested big in a sustainable battery plant in south wales. we speak to the ceo. hello, if you havejustjoined us, good to have you with us. we're looking the business stories now. we start in the us where alaska airlines says it had to cancel 170 flights on sunday, after the us federal aviation administration grounded all boeing 737 max 9 jets fitted with the same panel

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BBC News

what impact will the 737 max 9 incident have on boeing? shutdown averted...for now — us congress leaders reach a deal over spending worth over $1.6 billion. diverted ships, as tensions in the red sea continue. we look at the impact of the rising cost of insurrance on the shipping industry. and fully charged — how three former tesla executives have invested big in a sustainable battery plant in south wales. we speak to the ceo. hello, if you havejustjoined us, good to have you with us. we're looking the business stories now. we start in the us where alaska airlines says it had to cancel 170 flights on sunday, after the us federal aviation administration grounded all boeing 737 max 9

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World Business Report

which makes about 70% of the framework of that particular plan, saying there is staff retention, labour strife, the nuts and bolts of that particular fuselage so the investigation may be longer and focusing notjust on boeing but also its supplies.— also its supplies. thank you very much _ also its supplies. thank you very much indeed. - also its supplies. thank you very much indeed. a - also its supplies. thank you very much indeed. a story i also its supplies. thank you l very much indeed. a story we will be keeping a very close eye on and a lot more detail on the website so do take a look at that. lets go to the us because many are breathing a sigh of relief in congress as a $1.6 billion deal has been reached on spending between republican and democratic leaders. politicians have been grappling with the details on federal budget spending for this year which they hope will satisfy members on both sides, averting a disastrous government shutdown. live now to our business

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you can see no registration, no license plate, no inspection. five cars, one truck. >> todd: wow. through 2023, new york city reported spending $2.6 billion on the migrant crisis. mayor adams expecting the city to spend $12 billion by summer of 25, that is next summer. what do you say to constituents who are working two or three jobs in this area and paying taxes so that can happen in their neighborhood? that is not right. >> it is 100% not right temperature is . it is abuse of taxpayer dollars. there needs to be transparency.

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World Business Report

dr hannah sergeant from the university of leicester. many in the us congress are breathing a sigh of relief after a $1.6 billion government spending dealfor 2024 was reached between republican and democratic leaders. well, for more on this, let's go straight to our north america business correspondent, erin delmore. agreement, erin, but not a done deal. , , ., ., ., deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a ste in deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the — deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right — deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right direction, - deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right direction, but - deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right direction, but not. step in the right direction, but not a done deal. this is essentially an agreement on how much money the federal government should spend this fiscal year. federal government should spend this fiscalyear. it federal government should spend this fiscal year. it doesn't detail how they will spend it and how much will be spent on what. let's break down the numbers. we are talking about $886 billion to be spent on the military. 773 billion to be spent on anything else. this is essentially a consistent level of funding to what we saw president biden and former

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Breakfast

well, january is one of the busiest months for holiday bookings. it's hardly surprising — the festive celebrations are over, the weather's miserable — and you start planning a getaway to look forward to. but it's easy to forget about hidden costs. and there are two main ways that companies can surprise you with unexpected fees and charges. so—called drip pricing is most commonly used by airlines and train companies. you might spot a cheap flight that looks like a bargain, but then the airline has hidden extra costs for things like luggage fees, faster boarding, and even picking your own seats. you tend to only find out about all these things towards the end of the booking process. then there's micro—charging. extra fees for add—on services that used to be free, like printing off your boarding pass at an airport. and it's notjust limited to travel. these add—on fees appear for all sorts of things from theatre and concert tickets to insurance policies and hotels. adding up to an eye—watering £1.6 billion a year

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