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A surprisenk posts profit after saying it made below the ratio target. The ceo joins us, dont this it. Dont miss it. Manus a little bit later on, joining us at 7 30 a. M. That isravity defying, the word used. You look at the numbers. Of 66 million, and revenue comes in at 6. 4 billion, beating the number of 5. 7. Undoubtedly, those are good numbers. They do warn that we might have a little bit of a problem. Nejra of course, we will get the full details scheduled for april 29. I do wonder why they said they may modestly and temporarily dip cet1 the target for the ratio. Otherwise, markets very ...

Rivals. Good morning and welcome to countdown. I am mark barton. Is 6 00. Me in london stocks soaring after the bank of japan voted to increase the target for monetary expansion. They 54 for an expansion. Is our economist from tokyo. 32 whober is 3, 3 out of saw this coming. I thought at best, the boj would be telegraphing actions down the road. The Inflation Numbers were disappointing. Paul krugman for the new york in japan, is talking about the need for them to take action. The way stocks are reacting suggest people are enthusiastic. We have the problem with structural reform. Nomics. Waitin...

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A FINE has been handed to an Andover man for damaging a cell while in custody. Michael Haig, of Garden Close, was ordered to pay £150 by Basingstoke Magistrates Court for damaging a police custody cell in Basingstoke to the value of £200. The 20-year-old was given a conditional discharge of six months for the offence. Driving ban A WINCHESTER man has been disqualified from driving after being found at over twice the drink drive limit. Robert Britt, of Monarch Way, was in charge of a Maserati in Sutton Scotney when he was found to have 89 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres ...

Congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. bill: and he continued to explain that answer. this is what he said 13 months ago at the white house. >> we have been very clear to the assad regime and also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of of chemical weapons being moved around or being utilizing. that would chang my calculus. bill: general michael haig, good morning to you. we have a quick opportunity here to get an answer from you to describe how he is explaining that statement now. the computer will cut us off. we'll come pack an...