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tv On the Move Bloomberg May 19, 2016 2:30am-4:01am EDT
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guy: welcome to "on the move." 7:30 in london. we are counting it down to this european open. this is what we're watching. it's alive. following last night minutes, the market wakes up. the possibility that the fed might raise rates. deutsche bases its investors in frankfurt. shares are down more than 50% since the last agf. how rough the ride will management get? and egyptair airbus from paris to cairo is missing after leaving radar in the early hours
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of the morning. we will have the latest from the egyptian capital. so we're less than 30 minutes now until the european equity market opens. how do we think it's shaping up? negative. this is the impact of the fed minutes, rippling through asia and the effect in europe. looks like we will get a negative start. there are duties in the market today, down by a tenths of 1%, on the fairx lower value calculation. why? let me show you. this is the work function -- crest go and you get a whole lot of other asset classes. this is what's happening on the work function, and what it is showing you is what was only a tiny fraction a few days back is now at 32%.
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the june selloff could be july because we have brexit in the referendum in june, but we will watch carefully how it works its way through to the market. let's get you caught up among me you need to know what the bloomberg first word news. haslinda: an egyptair plane headed to cairo with 66 people on board has disappeared from the radar. it was operating an airbus a320 and took off at 11:09 local time last night. the airline says the pilot made a distress call before communications were lost at around 2:45 a.m. cairo time. movies has lowered -- maldive oody's is accounting for a week first quarter, rising 2.3% in 2017.
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they say the more pronounced slowdown in china is a big risk and that the outlook across countries remains an even and largely weaker. monsanto says it has received an unsolicited offer from the takeover from bayer. they say the proposal is nonbinding but has not given more details. the offers about $42 billion. bloomberg reported that bayer was exploring a potential deal to create the world's top seeds and farm chemicals company. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find it more stories on the bloomberg at top . guy: thank you very much. just to say, if you are following the egyptair story this morning and you are a bloomberg customer, take a look at top live. details onthe latest
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what exactly is happening surrounding that story. we are waiting for more; i think that is probably the main issue. let's move on to one of our big corporate stories. deutsche bank investors coming together, the first since john cryan took the invesco ceo. gone fromr has berlin to frank for an joins us now. matt: thanks. with anding here 7/10 ofder -- about a percent in deutsche bank. the main question is how will you be voting? your vote of confidence for john cryan, for paul at lender? >> we vote against the old management as we believe over the last decade many things went especially from the new ceo who is in the right position, the right man to restructure the bank. chairman, you are
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going to vote for him as well but with reservations? >> yeah. overall, the supervisory board did a good job as they reshuffled. in addition, their exchange dimension last year -- some dark , a dismissalpast that should be done internally and not by the media. in general, in our opinion, they did a good job. matt: you are going to hold a speech in there, pointing out they did three capital increases and yet their market cap has shrunk to $20 billion. do you think they need another capital increase? will you address that? >> time will tell. overall, for investors, when you
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invest in capital increases and the stock is only about 20 million -- we have to wait and see -- we have to wait and see what is going to happen and also have the restructuring is going, then we have to decide what's going to happen. matt: the litigation continues. lawsuits racking up billions and billions of dollars in fines and costs. how do they put an end to that? what can they do to stem those lawsuits? >> first of all, they have to stop new litigation. you can stop the old ones, that's clear. stop new litigation with compliance systems and everything around logistical issues. the biggest question is how much provision is taken for the
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current litigation and how much additional money do they have to take to get litigation off the table. matt: what can they do as a bank to go the right direction? a lot of people are saying to dissolve is the only choice -- i can't imagine the client would choose deutsche bank as half the staff is out the door. >> is a tough question, and an important one. first of all, john cryan has to reduce costs and we should also think about the employees -- not just the investment bank but the entire deutsche bank. it's a tough decision and they have to be kept and multi-rated with the potential earnings they. in addition, we have to think about the capital allocation and
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maybe allocating capital in regards profitability. matt: thanks so much. he will give us a speech at the shareholders meeting. did i call you manus earlier? guy: i am sure that would be an honor of which i am not worthy. matt: i'm sorry. there's so much going on here. so much going on right now, a little bit of confusion. guy: weekend move on, don't you worry. up next, the fed talks june. we will look at the fomc minutes, and the chance of a hike next month. ♪
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guy: 20 minutes to the market open. let's talk about how the day will start. we do have hsbc and royal dutch shell, both going to dividend in london, so be aware of that. london looks like it will open softer, down by nearly 1%. dax downn 3/10 of 1%, one half of 1%. it looks like it will be a softer story this morning around europe. let's get you caught up on what you need to do with the bloomberg business flash. tesla is to sell $1.4 billion in stock to help pay for an expansion that includes its
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forthcoming model 3 electric car and boosting annual production to half a million vehicles in 2018. that will be about $2 billion with the rest of the shares to be sold by elon musk to cover tax allegations in stock options. suzuki has recovered some of the losses of effort yesterday over improper fuel economy testing methods. after yesterday's market closed, the carmaker issued a statement withg it retested models appropriate methods and found the data to be within acceptable ranges of deviation. they told the government it found no evidence of data manipulation. mark zuckerberg's has met with political conservatives who are concerned about liberal bias in his newsfeed. week claimst facebook editors have deliberately downplayed conservative sources on the trending news feature. zuckerberg says he wants to do
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everything he can to make sure his teams uphold the integrity of facebook. and that is your bloomberg business/. -- business flash. guy: we are already caught up on the latest with the missing egyptair flight from paris to cairo overnight. if you want to follow the latest on this story, go to top live, where we had the latest updates on the story. cited sayingeing that it appears the aircraft has crashed. militaryve egyptian and forgets arriving in the area. at the moment, we have more questions than answers. coming up after the break, we will go to germany. we will talk to merck, this family business. what is the future? how was it integrating? key questions on cost, still to come.
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good morning to you, sir. let's talk about sigma-aldrich. this is a key question that all investors are watching when it comes your business -- the integration, how is he going? >> good morning. the integration of sigma-aldrich is going very well. as you know, we have consolidated sigma in the first quarter of 2016, and we have for the first time reflected in our numbers. the integration is fully on plan, and we will also deliver on the synergies that we have forecasted for 2016. guy: do you think you may start to exceed those estimates? do you think the benefits of buying this business could be greater than you assume? >> at the moment, that businesses are going very well. to make a precise
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forecast, whether we will be able to exceed in 2016 but so far we are on plan and we will most probably talk later this year in a bit more detail. guy: where are the savings coming from exactly? >> the savings at the moment are predominantly coming from the area of infrastructure and administration. through how ite is going to work. what does that mean in reality? >> it's too early to talk about that, so we will inform if we have news to tell. let's talk a little bit about the pharma unit. progress there -- how would you describe it? you have pharmacology and how doy as a focus -- you see performing and what will
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the next? division,health care we had a good start to the year. our biggest franchise has seen good performance in the first quarter, especially holding up well in the u.s. despite some competitive pressure. oncology was our second biggest product. we have a much better start in 2016 than one year ago. all the other franchises predominantly are growing well behind the dynamic growth in the emerging markets. we are on track with our strategic program with our antibody. we will release in due course more information and data. guy: let's talk about immunotherapy and what's happening in the oncology spectrum. you have a relationship with pfizer. do you think that's the area
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that will be the prime driver? it is theely, strategic priority going forward. immunoncology has a big part in our strategic operation with pfizer. 2015, we entered with pfizer with 20 clinical development programs. there are additional studies, and we are continuing that way into 2016. guy: do you think this is the model now? this is the way he will pursue drug development? obviously, partnerships and strategic weels are good for us, and are carefully evaluating further opportunities in that field
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going forward. guy: the cfo of merck, thank you very much for your time. congratulations on the numbers; we look forward to hearing more details. -- of our other big stories the federal reserve saying officials want to raise interest rates in june. now it is up to the u.s. economy to confirm the views. the slow growth in q1 was effectively temporary. minutes of the fomc april meeting used the word june 6 times in a policy context. oft follows several warnings not dismissing a midyear hike as they moved close to zero. jonathan bell joins us now. why did the market this crisis? has it? >> the news coming out at april , sowe are going to hold off the market was hearing what the fed was saying, we will because if and data dependent.
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this is not only yesterday's fomc minutes but what we have heard from previous speeches and will probably here later today. data has got slightly better. they were data dependent and as long as there is no shock, it looks like there will be a rate rise either in june or july. it, and nowxpecting it is 32%. almost a 50% chance you will have one in june or july. there has been a big shift in market sentiment. guy: would you say july is more likely? in june, there is so much happening. the brexit referendum, the boj, whole bunch of stuff. july may be a safer bet. >> well, at the moment, that is what the market is thinking. either that or you wait till later in the year. i would have thought that unless there is something really jobs, growth,
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inflation -- the market reacts badly. that's what happened in january. on thethe market setback back of an interest rate rise. it started to worry people initially, and you could see that again if we get a market setback. there has been a little reaction, but not significant. at the moment it is telling you june or july. guy: i don't understand. the market is looking pretty calmly at this story. european equities open a little softer, but i the beginning of the week we were at 4%. there is something missing here. those two things are not connected. you see what's happening with the u.s. curve -- front end is coming up, and the back and staying where it is. where is the best price? there must be one. >> it has changed quickly.
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more overhave moved the last 10 days but we were , two orhawkish comments three rate rises this year, and you can't have that unless you have -- the market perhaps was a bit slow to pick up. it's because of this data dependency issue which was going back to what was being said in april. the market saying the data hasn't changed that much. there's a little more good news in terms of consumer spending, but q1 seems to be a bit of an anomaly, and growth is picking up. but it wasn't yet significant enough that everyone was saying -- guy: but we have full employment and inflation close to target. >> well, that was the case at the beginning of the year. we saw the first hike in december, and of course that
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scared the market quite considerably, so they had to hold off for a bit until markets digested it. it may be that things are picking up in the market can take it. guy: if the fed hikes in june or july, what happens? talk me through the market reaction. >> the market is likely to have a shock, but what we have got to accept is that rates are going up. it will be over a protracted period. this is not the period where you raise rates and then raise them again the next time. this is a slow process. when you are looking at 10 year bond yield, you know where they are today, and you know that in for five years they will have much higher interest rates, and there has to be an adjustment at some point, but you don't want it to happen to rapidly. is tryinge looking at to manage market expectations. guy: jonathan will stay with us. jonathan bell, the cio stanhope capital. thank you. coming up, what is happening
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guy: good morning. you are watching "on the move." here is your morning brief. following last night's minutes, the market prices and the possibility that the fed might raise rates in june. shares are down more than 50% since the last agm. how russ ough a ride will management get today? flight is missing this morning. the latest from the egyptian capital. let's talk about how this market will develop. it looks like this will be a negative one.
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fomc, pointing to june or july. 0.5%.l that remember, hsbc and shale both ex dividend today. this i ths the market open. it looks like we will see a negative start. the cac opening up soft. the ftse 100 opening up soft as well. we are going to push down from there. germany might take a few minutes to develop. but the ftse 100 is down down 0.5%. let's see how the details are developing around the open with nejra. nejra: i am looking at how the different industry groups are opening on the stoxx 600. 'europe's equity benchmark is not looking as buad as it was in asia.
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energy is down .9%. health care is the only industry group in the green at the moment. let's take a look at some of the stocks we are watching. a lot of mma in the news. i will start with the facts we heard from santo today, thing they got an unsolicited purchase proposal. bloomberg news was reporting about the possibility of this deal a week or so ago. it looks like buyer shares might be lower. they were called lower by analysts ahead of the open. we don't have any more financial details from this deal, but monsato has a market value of $42 billion. with a premium, a buyer's takeover could surpass chemchina's purchase of syngenta as the largest acquisition globally this year. this industry has liberty seen $84 billion of -- has already seen $84 billion of deals this
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year. fmceard that technip and have signed a memorandum of understanding for a stock merger that would create a company worth $18 billion. ofhnip would get two shares the company for every technip share held. we are still waiting for technip to move. moving higher as analysts predicted. guy? guy: thank you very much indeed. the market is open. how will it go from here. isathan bell from stanhope rejoining us. i think that was a mild open, given what we got from the fed last night. jonathan: we were talking earlier, has the market price in the rate hike, but the market
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is excepting it, however. that means it is more likely. fulfilling.y is so -- is self fulfilling. if the market can handle the raise, then the fed will do it. guy: we talk about being data alsondent, but we are market dependent. jonathan: well, markets are self fulfilling. consumers worry about spending and businesses worry about investing. so, it is a self fulfilling prophecy to that extent. guy: does the fed or ecb -- how does it work in terms of that relationship? jonathan: the ecb cannot go down the route the fed can. we are still going to see further qe continuing in europe, as we are in japan.
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japan will have to extended as well. there is a difference between what is happening in the u.s., where the economy is returning to normal. remember, in the u.s., they talked about growth, jobs and inflation. those need to be under control. in europe and japan we have not got that. so, europe, you've got to the policy study for quite some time. guy: what i think is interesting and we talked about this chart yesterday on the program. this is the eurozone and this is the economic surprise index. the data has been getting better since mid february on aggregate. u.s. investors have decided that the data has nothing to do with europe right now. what changes that? economically, we are starting to get more traction. jonathan: you can go back to what is happened economically over the last four to five years in europe. you have seen the economy recover, but earnings growth has not come through. that is the problem for equity investors.
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the earnings growth has not been there and the profit margins have not recovered in the same way they have in the u.s.. yes, we have had a pick up, pointing to the pickup we had recently, but until these th -- until we see it in earnings growth, we won't recover. guy: you think that is coming? jonathan: it is coming. the u.s. has had its profit margins peak. europe is still kitchen sinking by the banks. but i think what we will see is the potential for margins to pick up. for european equities by comparison to the u.s., they will look attractive. low expectations that earnings can pick up and secondly, you are paying a lot lower multiple and you are with the u.s.. guy: stay with us, jonathan. plenty more to come from him. up next, we will talk about what is happening in germany.
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guy: welcome back. eight minutes into the market session. let's talk about what has happened with the equity story thus far. the dax is now down by 4%. we're going to talk about deutsche in a few minutes time. in terms of where you can see the real heat this morning, the mining sector is very much off the pace. that is one of the reasons london is expert forming. there were a few extra evidence in there -- ex dividends in there as well. oil is trading lower. copper is trading down by 1% as well. you can see the brent story continuing to fade. we also need to talk about what is happening with bayer as well. the monsanto news overnight seems to be electrifying that stock and it is trading software. bayer is down by nearly 7% this morning. let's turn our attention back to
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another stock in germany. and what is happening surrounding deutsche bank. its agm is in frankfurt today. we are waiting to hear exactly what kind of a story we are going to get from that. matt miller will be joining us very shortly to talk about that. in the meantime, let me get you caught up with the bloomberg first world news. reporter: guy, egypt has deployed naval ships to search for an egypt airplane that went missing overnight en route to paris. 66 people were on board. a distress signal was sent at about 2:30 a.m. cairo time. 's appearance follows a string of aviation related incidents. federal reserve officials want to raise interest rates in june. it is up to the u.s. economy to confirm the view that slow growth in the first quarter was temporary. minutes of the fomc's april
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meeting used the word "june" six times. that signal follows several speeches by the original fed bank president, warning investors not to dismiss a mid year hike after the odds of such a move eding closer to zero. the growth forecast has been lowered for the year to come. this is 2%, down from 2.3%. , that is the count for the week, the first quarter. they see gdp rising 2.3% in 2017. a slowdown in china is a big risk and the outlook remains uneven. shares are lower this morning. they received an unsolicited take from the german company. they said the proposal is nonbinding, but they have not offered any more details. is $42o's market value billion. this month, bloomberg reported
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that bayer was exporting a potential deal to great the world's top seed and pharmaceuticals company. monsanto failed last year with a $46 million bid for syngenta. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . guy? guy: thank you very much. if you want to follow more on what is happening surrounding the missivng egypt air aircraft, you can follow the life block of that event. the latest story we have surrounding this is we now know there is a press conference scheduled at 12:30 london time. let's get back to the corporate news in europe. deutsche bank investors are gathering today for the lenders agm. this is the first since jon cryer took over. matt miller now joins us from frankfurt. matt? matt: guy, indeed he will be a
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solo ceo from now on after this meeting. there is a lot of trust being placed in him here. there is a vote of confidence that happens at german shareholders meetings. the management members and the apervisory board might give low vote, enough to keep him in. but the shareholders are angry because they lost 50% of the value of their shares over the last year. jon cryer on the other hand, as the new incoming ceo, is going to get a vote of confidence. shareholders are much more behind him, as far as his turnaround plan. indeed, they have no other choice, right? this bank is stuck between a rock and a hard place. it is losing money by the billions every quarter six or $6 billion or $7 billion each quarter. it is also getting sued left and
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right. new million-dollar and billion dollars suits come in every few days. this morning, we learned about a new class-action suit for a fixed income market. so, real problems for deutsche bank and this will be a long day for shareholders. this is so they can figure out a direction in which to take this bank. guy: matt, you look at the bloomberg and you look at what happens with this stock and the value at 0.3, which is a stunningly low number. will shareholders be prepared to put their hands in their pockets if there is a capital call? is that really what they are coming to find out about? matt: that is exactly right. i mean, that is the main topic at hand. will they have to have another capital increase after the last three raised about 22 billion euros. the shares have dropped and left
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only 20 billion euros in total. to raise be asked money again. most of the investors i have spoken with think in the next 12 months. but one of the other main topics be removed duration. -- remuneration. a lot shareholders will be happy that they have lost so much money. guy: great stuff, matt miller joining us out of frankfurt. turning to the deutsche agm this morning. jonathan bell is still with us. let's talk about the european banks. let me get this up on the bloomberg. this is the anr function for deutsche bank. if you buy still on deutsche bank, that is the green at the bottom, but thee share price has gone down. if you were an investor, would
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you put your hands in your pockets and say, i am prepared to give management mark capital? -- more capital? jonathan: if you are an investor, to protect your investment you either have to give more money or get something else to. the problem is, they never really got to grips with the problem after the financial crisis. they never raised sufficient capital to be able to recognize a nonperforming loan that they had is close to a zero interest rate environment. at some point, those things just slowly come out of the woodwork. and so, they still have a nonperforming loan problem and still have more work to do. they still have to raise more capital. guy: thanks in your -- banks in europe should be the big player. in theory, you should say, iw an want to play the banks.
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jonathan: they are not really in the position to play their businesses yes. banks in europe, they are still slightly on hold. that is the problem the ecb has had. the banks have not been able to pass on the credit to get the lending the ecb would want. guy: whose fault is that? is that management's fault or the regulator's fault? jonathan: we come back to regulation. the regulation- had a tough position. do you scare people by telling them the banks are not solvent, or, do you let earnings slowly repair the balance sheets? that is what the ecb has allowed them to do. the regulator is complicit with management. guy: is deutsche a special case? other investment banks, other
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uisse, ubs,its they have other ways to reshapes the portfolio. jonathan: there are clearly banks that are able to withstand what is going on, they can withstand the crisis better than others. there are differences, but it is a pan eurozone banking problem. the u.k. has been slightly better at raising capital earlier, writing off loans quicker, not as quickly as they -- but they are one stage further than the eurozone banks. when we are talking about the recovery in europe, hopefully we can say, we are getting towards the end now. but we still have to recognize nonperforming loans. guy: have european investment banks been beaten fair and square by u.s. investment banks?
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jonathan: they have one hand tied behind their back in terms of what they can do. you are heading towards that route, clearly. the big global investment banks in the world are now u.s. and europe is struggling. as flat ass. curve it has been since 2007, until that steepens up, do you think banks will struggle? jonathan: the steepiening does help them. in the u.s., it should be rising. an an -- we are in environment where interest rates are rising very slowly, but you should have a steepening yield curve. in europe, it is still very difficult. when we see the ecb this afternoon, you will see that low
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market session and we are trading at session lows. equity markets are edging low. it is now turning into a bit more of an aggressive selloff. this is all in light of what happened with the fed. a big market reaction to the downside makes it less likely that we get a fed move, and vice versa. the mining sector is really taking it on the chin this morning, which is very understandable. think about the dollar and where the commodities come in, and that makes sense. let's talk about the stocks this morning and then talk about how it is going to work these ovis a vis, the fed story. bayer is down 6.53%. everything else is reasonably related to the fed, or the stocks going ex dividend. negatively and
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that might be on a capital raising concern. let me show you what is happening with the work function on the bloomberg. so, the beginning of the week, the possibility of a rate hike in june was that a staggeringly low 4%. we are now at 32%. the probability of getting a july hike is significantly higher. the market is looking at june and july, try to make up its mind. july is now looking increasingly possible. the prospect of a rate hike by the end of the year is beginning to ramp up bu. this, you need to pay attention to. it will be interesting to see how this ripples out to the other asset classes. equities trading in europe at session lows. let's go to one of the big stories outside business now and get the latest on the egyptair plane that disappeared on its way from paris to cairo.
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we don't have that many details. we are now joined by bloomberg's north african bureau chief. what do we know and what do we need to know? >> by now, we need to know a lot more than we actually know. there is not a lot of information that has been confirmed, aside from the fact that the plane has gone missing. egyptair said it disappeared shortly after entering ejection airspace. the egyptian military has launched a search and rescue operation. it is not clear yet, what may be behind the disappearance or what exactly happened. we only know the number of people on board, and the fact that they lost radar contact. nobody is ruling out any possibilities either on the egyptian side or the french side. guy: we are seeing the travel operators here in europe share price fall sharply this morning. this follows a series of other events. what will this do to the
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egyptian tourism industry? >> it is not something they will welcome. their tourism figures are down 45% since last november. that was triggered really after the metrojet crash over scion nine at the end of october -- sinai at the end of october. that has compounded a foreign currency crunch in the country that is really leading to a pretty vibrant black market here, where the pound's exchange rate versus the dollar has widened. it is not a good situation for the country. guy: thank you very much indeed, joining us. thomas cook trading at 52-week
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guy: welcome back. you are watching "on the move." we are 30 minutes into the trading day. we are softer, and trading your session lows. there is a look at what the fed minutes had to say last night. the egyptair plane also being priced in right now. this is pushing the red. let's find out which stock stories we need to pay attention to. nejra: it is a day of double-digit moves and there is nothing like abit of mma to get things moving. techbit is the best performance, up 13.5%.
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the shares are up the most since 2008. this is after technip and fmc said they would merge to great a company valued at $13 billion. we are talking at a. merger. will geters at technip two shares, while fmc shareholders will get one. speaking of mma news, we are seeing bayer down today. the shares of hit their lowest since 2013. of course, bloomberg news did report earlier this month the bayer was considering a bid for monsanto. we have heard from monsanto. they did receive a non-solicited proposal. we know that monsanto's market value is $42 billion. this is within the global chemical industry that has seen $84 billion of deals this year alone.
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what is really interesting is according to bloomberg data, with a premium, a takeover of monsanto could surpass kim chemchina'srpass purchase of the junta. -- purchase of syngenta. moving onto thomas cook, shares are down the most since 2014. we got numbers on first half net debt. we also got a first half preta x low. the outlook has come in a bit poor, and they share price might be moving on that missing egyptair flight. guy: i think income nation of those factors coming in will affect the numbers this morning. thank you, nejra. speaking on this show last week, kenny denied his country was looking to capitalize on the
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eu referendum. >> know, we have not been actively courting the possibility of a further investment here if britain were to leave. those who wish to invest in a country like ireland know phil welby opportunities we offer. in the last number of years, we have had extensive investment from the banking financial services. guy: there was courting to be done. it would be done by the man who is sitting next to me. good morning. nice to see you. look, your job in some ways is to get out there and sell ireland to the rest of the world. countriesss, are coming to you and saying, if this happens, can we come to you? >> clearly, ireland will be attractive place to invest at the moment. clearly, the competition is between britain and ireland,
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even though over the last decade we have seen ourselves on the same team. so yes, it is game on. i agree though, i don't think people are using the event itself. the damage of britain living fundamental for everybody's business model. guy: precisely. let's talk a little bit about though, what could happen. in terms of, are you ready? if it were to happen, could ireland absorb this kind of business influx that could come? >> i don't think so, to be honest. the economy is back near its full capacity in many ways. guy: precisely. let'swe have a lot of deficits n infrastructure and housing. we have to build as well and that is one of the things we have been pressing at a european level. we need some room on fiscal levels for investment purposes. one of the things the irish community has said is, our
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population is increasing, we have had huge growth last year. in value terms, gdp rose 13.5%. the debt to gdp ratio has fallen. we now need the capacity to absorb greater investment. guy: the u.k. is a substantive economy and in some ways, the rest of europe is not. there are clearly, huge parts of the area that are service driven. serviceushing to the sector, making it work and deliver on the promises. presumably, ireland would benefit as well. >> indeed, we would, but we need britain there. the business model in ireland is very similar to the u.k. we are both open to globalization. who owns the capital is not the issue. defined foreign investment has
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been a great driver over the last 50 years. in the last 10 years, the cameron-osborne nexus, has really opened us up. britain has gotten much more aggressive on the corporate tax run, also in terms of offering on capital gains. the new irish government needs to be on their game now to make sure that a gap does not develop int han that regard. guy: if i brexit what occur, most people i talked to said the pound would go down. >> that would hurt us immensely. we just had numbers up this morning. business sentiment is coming from incredible highs, but still down. this is already having an impact. guy: let's talk about the new government you mentioned a moment ago. they are talking about all kinds of things.
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that has got to make business nervous. that kind of intervention from government is not something business likes to see. >> exactly. there are holders out there paying high mortgages, at least relative to those who have the fixed rate. we really do want to get the banks out of public ownership and functioning again. i think this is distorting the story. don't think this fundamentally will happen. i think the government will hold the line on that, but it shows populism coming in that does make business nervous. guy: is irish business benefiting from what the ecb is doing? >> that is a fundamental question. we are, but the monetary transaction function is not working as it should be. we are paying for extensively for their loans. guy: a single area. >> absolutely. so, it is not working.
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business flash. reporter: shares in technit have jumped this morning. it could merge with a $13 billion tie up. the deal will be shareholders with technip tgget two shares, while fomc investors will get one share. they will deliver the $4 million in annual pretax savings in 2019. first-quarter profit be analyst estimates. andings before taxes, excluding rose 27% to 1.1 billion euros. and a suzuki has recovered some of the losses it severed yesterday over its admission of improper fue economy testing methods. the carmaker issued a statement saying it retested models using appropriate method and found the
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data to be within acceptable range of deviation. felt little the government had found no evidence of data. little conservative have accused facebook of liberal moves. big loop included tea party figures. -- the group included tea party figures. deliberatelyebook downplays conservative sources on the trendingn news feature. zuckerberg says it wants to do everything we can to make sure facebook maintains its integrity. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: let's get to kuwait. there is a budget gap after oil revenues slumped. manus cranny spoke to the
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country's oil minister and acting finance minister. manus: you have an amazing oil business. do you see the possibility of selling part of kpc? >> not kpc, no. that we are talking about the services. upstream, downstream, we are not yet ready to action on properties. but on the services, psp are thinking o -- yes, we are thinking of that. manus: nobody escapes the bloomberg chair, not even his excellency. i need your prediction for oil this year. $50 a barrel is the expected price for 2016.
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manus: if we get a phrasfreeze, can we make $70? >> we will talk about this when we get a freeze. [laughter] manus: well done. remember the sovereign wealth funds, that is where i spent my very initial years. you have the second largest fund in the world with $500 billion. it is for a many day. -- it is for a rainy day. the world wants to know, are you adding money to kia, are withdrawing money? >> we are doing good. manus: i need to know the -- [laughter] >> seriously, we have used some theur two millions tons in futures, the future generation funds. and the general reserve.
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we have used some of the general reserve to finance our budget. this is no secret. yet, what ever the coming budget and existing budget, we calculate, we deduct 10% of our income, whatever it is, we transfer it to the future generation fund. this is why i tell you, we are doing both. ejecting, and and taking out of it to finance the budget. manus: a couple of questions for you. takee hearing, you might $100 billion and put them into a special vehicle and fellows off? off?d sell those >> we are just putting some ideas on the table. manus: the market, this is how we are going to finish. it is what i love, it is what i
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do and it is what i look to talk about. for you in the kia, what is the big focus? the norwegian are going towards real estate, looking at equities. where is the big shift of focus. >> we have been in real estate for a long time. manus: would you shift it? i am just try to get a sense of the next move for kia. >> we are doing everything. kia is involved in so much with the market. we are doing it as per the book says. we don't buy an asset because it is a landmark. asset because it gives us our target returns. muchg said that, we are so -- we are available internationally. t of thosees, mos major cities, we have a good foothold.
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our interest now is within the infrastructure projects. -- iia has been actively think the last project, and it was publicly announced. the london city airport. and we have strategic partners looking for opportunities internationally. guy: manus cranny joins us now from kuwait. manus, what is the single biggest takeaways from this conversation? manus: the biggest take away is this. that man runs the oil ministry. he runs the economics of this country. my sense is doha was very constructive. we are underplaying the construction. he is optimistic about going to eopec in june. he is the chairman to the sovereign wealth fund. they rarely speak. he is going to plug that
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deficit, according to him. he is a cutter and slicer in terms of subsidies. he is going to balance the books by 2020. he is a very determined man. that is my take away. also, he seems to trust his counterpart from russia, that they would play ball in an opec/non-opec agreement. guy: thank you, manus. let's fgo further north. according to an unnamed airport source according to the disappearance of the egyptair aircraft. the aircraft is reporting to have crashed within begich and airspace according to afp. at happened apparently just off a greek island. we are going to get a few more details on those stories. we will get more in a moment and continue to monitor this story
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guy: eight minutes until the top of the hour. breaking news about the missing aircraft, egyptair flight ms804. they are now hearing from the egyptian aviation minister. he is now commenting on egyptian television. what he is saying, and this is clearly indicative of where the mindset is moving right now, he is saying it is too early to call this an accident. that we have learned from afp is that it did crash in egyptian airspace and aircraft appears to have crashed off the greek island of karpathos. we will get more details as the day progresses. pliv is what you should go if you want the latest on this on y our bloomberg terminal, a fantastic function. see all of the
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events there, be they fed minutes or the disappearance of the egyptair aircraft. let me show you some of the trouble stocks around europe. remember, numbers came out this morning. that story surrounding the numbers is partly being reflected in the stock, but we can see a broader weakening in leisure 600 travel and sector. line withetty much in market performance. airbus is trading down by .6%. number, it was an airbus aircraft being used on ms804. more on that story as we progress. we are working towards a 12:30 news conference. here are some other things you need to pay attention to. deutsche bank executives are set to face investors in a few
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minutes time. then, we get a decision from the south african central-bank. we then get updated on the russian gold and foreign exchange reserves. them, william dudley is due to deliver a speech on macroeconomic trends. that sounds interesting, it is more interesting in light of the fact that we had the fed minutes last night. that is changing market pricing this morning. bayer shares are also changing market pricing this morning. they made an unsolicited bid for monsanto. nejra has only need to know. nejra: the initially heard from monsanto that it had received an unsolicited offer from bayer bayer has confirmed that, but we do not have financial details. we do know that monsanto's market value is around $42
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billion. as you say, we have seen bayer's stock price tumble on this. this coulde saying be because a large purchase company'sh on the credit rating. we reported on the possibility of this deal and there was speculation that bayer might have to sell some units to fund an acquisition of this size. interestingly, our data shows that with a premium, this takeover of monsanto could surpass chemchina's purchase of syngenta as the largest acquisition this year. that makes sense, given that that deal was valued at $43 billion. if this does go ahead, it will be the latest in a record string of deal. guy: how likely is this to go ahead? nejra: as always, this could come across regulatory hurdles. regulators have really honed in
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on a number of industries. we have seen some deals in the past few weeks hit stumbling blocks and fall apart because of regulators. interestingly, analysts have told bloomberg that although monsanto's management might forse this deal, it is ripe a takeover because it has been facing a lot of challenges. the share price has gone down my 2%. the earnings forecast has been cut. it is locked in disputes with argentina. 'it is the world's largest global seed company, but it is reliant on seeds. guy: we will continue to monitor this stock. we are going to take a break. throughout the morning we will continue to monitor for you the development surrounding the missing egyptair aircraft. customers can go to top live on this story. the press conference we understand, is scheduled for
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After months of speculation – and Black Widow set photos – Marvel Studios finally confirmed its Phase 4 film slate at Comic-Con International: San Diego and fleshed out some of those titles at the D23 Expo. And they've been dropping tidbits ever since, including a recent update on Ant-Man 3. If you've been following our regularly updated list of upcoming Marvel productions, some of the films announced may not have been a surprise, but some of the details were certainly shocking. Others were downright thrilling: Mahershala Ali as Blade? Natalie Portman to play a new Thor? We're in. Disney and Marvel doubled down then at D23 in August, revealing new footage from Black Widow that shed some light on where the film's story is going, and introducing the full cast of Eternals with images of their full costumes. That cast includes – in a big surprise for fans – Kit Harington, who will reunite with his Game of Thrones co-star Richard Madden in the film. But all the while, trouble brewed across the summer as Disney and Sony could not come to an agreement about Spider-Man. Happily, the two studios have made an accord and Peter will continue to have a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For now, at least. It's been an eventful summer and fall for the MCU and we've added all the big new Marvel revelations from the last few months into this comprehensive guide of every upcoming Marvel movie so you gave a one-stop shop. And if you're looking for details on what Marvel has cooking on new streaming service Disney+, well, we've got that too.
As always, we will continue to update this page frequently as new details emerge. And be careful, if you haven't seen Avengers: Endgame or Spider-Man: Far From Home, there are spoilers ahead. (Want to see what the other camp is up to? Check out our full breakdown of upcoming DC movies.)
These are the projects Marvel announced and dated at the Comic-Con presentation and D23. They represent the entirety of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's fourth phase and feature a number of sequels – but at least one new concept will likely become your latest Marvel obsession.
Release Date: May 1, 2020
What We Know: Confirming our guesses, Marvel has announced that the Scarlett Johansson-led film will be the first project to emerge from the studio next year. First revealed in January of 2018 with Jac Schaeffer writing the script, the film became Marvel's fastest-track project ever with Lore's Cate Shortland signing on to direct in July of last year. The film is currently in production with David Harbour as Alexei – a.k.a. The Red Guardian – Florence Pugh as Yelena, O-T Fagbenle as Mason, and Rachel Weisz as Melina.The film is likely a prequel to the events of Avengers: Endgame and set just after Captain America: Civil War – although it is still possible the film may all be a phantasm of sorts as Nat's soul rests on Vormir. But if it is a true prequel, expect it to still make some reference to the Phase 4 conflict and Nick Fury's (Samuel L. Jackson) space fleet.
How It Fits in the MCU: Flashbacks to Nat's training in Avengers: Age of Ultron tie back to ideas explored in the short-lived Marvel television series Marvel's Agent Carter – a series we know the films acknowledge thanks to Edwin Jarvis's (James D'Arcy) cameo in Endgame – in which a Soviet-trained deep cover agent is assigned to eliminate Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell). Investigating the operative, Peggy discovers the brutal facility charged with creating these sleeper agents using methods teased in the Ultron flashbacks. Both Nat and Yelena came out of this program, known by their time as the Red Room.
Release Date: November 6, 2020
What We Know: In April of 2018, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige revealed a film based on the Eternals comic book and concept was in development. Soon after, The Rider's Chloe Zhao became its director. Based on characters and situations imagined by Jack Kirby, the Eternals are a race of fantastically powerful proto-humans engineered by the Celestials (more on them in a moment) to harness vast amounts of "cosmic energy." Generations of infighting and wars against another Celestial experiment, the Deviants, followed. According to reports, the film will center on an Eternal named Sersi with the powers of flight, strength, immortality, and molecular manipulation, but as of the Comic-con presentation, the part has not been cast. Confirmed cast members include Richard Madden as Ikaris, Kumail Nanjiani as Kingo, Lauren Ridloff as Makkari, Brian Tyree Henry as Phastos, Salma Hayek as Ajak, Lia McHugh as Sprite, Don Lee as Gilgamesh, and Angelina Jolie as Thena.
How It Fits in the MCU: Because the Eternals and the Celestials are old and powerful — the Celestials are some of the oldest creatures in the universe — they run into just about everyone. When the Kree happened to learn about the Eternals, they tried duplicating the Celestial experiment and created Inhumans on Earth. In Marvel's 616 universe, Thanos is himself related to the Eternals thanks to their colonization of Titan in the distant past. Meanwhile, the Celestials have already appeared in passing during both Guardians films. In the first film, one appears in a hologram during The Collector's (Benicio Del Toro) explanation of the Power Stone. And in the second film, Peter Quill's (Chris Pratt) father Ego (Kurt Russell) self-identified as a Celestial. Whether or not this means Ziran the Tester will feature in Eternals or any other MCU film remains to be seen.
Release Date: February 12, 2021
What We Know: In March, Short Term 12's Destin Daniel Cretton emerged as the director of a film based on Marvel's 1970s comic book The Hands of Shang-Chi: Master of Kung-Fu. In the comics, Shang-Chi was the son of legendary literary villain Fu Manchu. Learning the truth about his dad's business, he used his martial arts prowess against his father and any other Marvel baddie ready to go against his mighty hands. But considering Fu Manchu is one of the few IPs not owned by the Walt Disney Company, fans online are already speculating Shang-Chi's father – whom Marvel later turned into a different immortal villain in the comics – may turn out to be the "real" Mandarin teased in the Iron Man 3 Blu-ray short film "All Hail the King." At Comic-Con, Marvel announced the full title, the release date – replacing our guess of a Black Panther sequel – and the cast, which includes Simu Liu as Shang-Chi, Awkwafina in a to-be-announced role, and HardBoiled's Tony Leung as the real Mandarin.
How It Fits in the MCU: Seeded in Iron Man, but never carried out to fruition as the Infinity Saga took shape, the Ten Rings is a crime league embedded across the world, but owing allegiance to no country. The group gives Shang-Chi a nice international opponent with an established MCU footprint. Also, the 10 rings the Mandarin wears have cosmic origins which may play into the larger Phase 4 story. And, we'll be honest, we hope he uses them to conjure up legendary Marvel Comics creature Fin Fang Foom.
Release Date: May 7, 2021
What We Know: Director Scott Derrickson finally signed on to return in December of 2018, suggesting the film will end up as one of the Marvel releases for 2022 (as we always assumed). But at Comic-Con, Marvel revealed the film will take the spot we originally reserved for Shang-Chi in May 2021. Benedict Cumberbatch returns as the Sorcerer Supreme with Elizabeth Olsen joining him as the Scarlet Witch in what Derrickson calls "the first scary MCU movie." Though not announced as a participant in The Multiverse of Madness, we still think Strange will face Mordo (Chiwetel Ejiofor) as he tries to amass all the magic for himself, a notion teased in the first film's post-credit stinger.
How It Fits in the MCU: The mystic realm of the MCU is still ripe for exploration, even as Endgame tied it closer with the underpinning of its universe. The film will also tie into Olsen's upcoming Disney+ series WandaVision, illustrating Marvel Studios' plans to connect the streaming service's limited series to the ongoing film world.
Release Date: July 16, 2021
What We Know: After a tense summer in which, it seemed, Spider-Man would blip out of the MCU again to face off against Venom (Tom Hardy), Sony Pictures and the Walt Disney Studios agreed to produce a third film with Tom Holland as Spider-Man. Considering the events of Spider-Man: Far From Home, we expect the film to be called "Spider-Man: Homeless" and see the web-slinger clearing his name while evading those who would bring him in — including whichever Avengers might be active at that time. While the fine details of the studios' new agreement are not known — beyond Disney reportedly increasing its share of the profits to 25% — we do know Spidey will appear in one additional MCU outside of his third solo film.
How It Fits in the MCU: Nick Fury has big plans for Peter, but will he be able to set everything in motion before Sony calls him back to their Spider-Verse? Considering the film will slot into Phase 4, one imagines it will push forward the overall storyline even as Peter clears his name. It almost has to considering how precarious his existence in the MCU continues to be. But with one additional appearance guaranteed after the third film, maybe the first Phase 5 film will revolve around his multi-versal instability.
What We Know: Shortly before Comic-Con, Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi signed on to return for a fourth installment in the God of Thunder franchise. At the time, we assumed it would be the November 2021 release and were proved correct. Chris Hemsworth will return as the wandering Odinson, but not as Thor. In a surprise move, Marvel revealed Natalie Portman is returning to the series as the new Mighty Thor, a twist pulled from an excellent Thor comic book series by Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman, and others. Meanwhile, Tessa Thompson will return as Valkyrie, the king of New Asgard who must find a Queen, and we assume Loki (Tom Hiddleston) – in either of his manifestations – will return to mercilessly tease his now nameless brother.
How It Fits in the MCU: Since Loki will be the star of his own Disney+ limited series before the film's release, events in that series will probably determine the character's more villainous tendencies should he appear in Love and Thunder. Also, as the film will predate Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, you can expect Rocket (Bradley Cooper) to offer a tearful goodbye as Odinson leaves the group to deal with his loss of name and status.
Feige also made a few strategic teases about Phase 5 during the Comic-Con presentation, which will begin after the release of Love and Thunder. Plus, we got some new release dates at D23 (Hello, Black Panther 2). Also, there are some films we definitely think will happen in Phase 5 or beyond.
Release Date (Our Guess): February 18, 2022
What We Think Might Happen: Now that the saga of James Gunn's expulsion from the film has ended with him back in the director's chair and Endgame has revealed the Guardians' fates through Phase 3, we can speculate wildly about Vol.3. Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) will presumably search for Gamora (Zoe Saldana) while Rocket continues to get over the absent Odinson. There is also the often-delayed debut of Adam Warlock to consider. The character very nearly appeared in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Infinity War, but fell away as both movies were stuffed to the air ducts with characters. It is possible he will finally do something in the MCU besides sit in an egg. Also, before Gunn's temporary departure, he referred to the film as a conclusion to the story he began telling in the first installment, so it is possible the film will have an Endgame-like resolution. Is Star-Lord long for this universe?
How It Fits in the MCU: It all depends on Gunn's plans for Vol. 3 and if it takes place during the Infinity Saga. Like the way Vol. 2 occurred shortly after the first Guardians film, it could take place not long after the death of Yondu (Michael Rooker) and detail how the Guardians found, stole, or were awarded with the Benatar. More likely, it will be set after Avengers: Endgame – as we suggest above – and see the Guardians finding a new normal after the losses of Gamora and Odinson.
Release Date: May 6, 2022
What We Think Might Happen: Thanks to Endgame's five-year gap, we're pretty confident the Black Panther sequel will address T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) reclaiming the throne. Since the moment we saw him turn to dust in Infinity War, we've assumed M'Baku (Winston Duke) took power. Then again, considering how quickly Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o) and Okoye (Danai Gurira) mobilized Wakanda to fight Thanos in Endgame, it is possible the throne sat empty as the country hoped for T'Challa and Shuri's (Letitia Wright) return. If he resumes his duties with a minimum of fuss, then the film's plot will probably arise from T'Challa's decision to reveal Wakanda to the world. Whatever stress that might've caused before the Blip will no doubt come to a head with the return of 3 billion-plus people. At Comic-Con, Marvel merely teased the film as an eventuality, but director Ryan Coogler has signed on for the sequel.
How It Fits in the MCU: Since Captain America: Civil War, T'Challa has been a popular figure in fan circles, but the stunning success of Black Panther suggests there will be more Wakanda throughout the MCU. Shuri and Peter Parker (Tom Holland) could be fast friends, while the embassies and outreach programs T'Challa proposed at the end of Black Panther open for business in other films.
Release Date: July 29, 2022
What We Think Might Happen: Picking up sometime after Endgame, Scott still needs to put his life back together – granted, he does that constantly. This time, though, he is an acknowledged hero, which should help some. Although, one imagines his relationship with Cassie (Emma Fuhrmann) will be fairly different. Also Hope (Evangeline Lilly), Hank (Michael Douglas), and Janet (Michelle Pfeiffer) will need to adjust to life after returning from the Snap.
How It Fits in the MCU: Considering the film will be part of the MCU's Phase 5, it is difficult to forecast how it will fit into the large scope. Also, the Ant-Man movies have always been plucky outliers when it comes to the grand tapestries Marvel likes to create.
What We Know: Feige stunned the Comic-Con crowd by announcing Mahershala Ali will be the MCU's version of Blade. The daywalker will appear in his own film sometime during Phase 5, but specific details about the project will likely come to light at next year's Comic-Con.
How It Fits in the MCU: While the MCU is a realm of science, mysticism, cosmic entities, and traditional crime, it lacks for genuine monsters. Emerging from Marvel Comics' The Tomb of Dracula, Blade will no doubt be our guide into a darker corner of the MCU where one find things that go bump in the night. Luckily, he's pretty good with a sword and can vanquish them with relative ease. Of course, the literal demons of the Marvel Universe may present more of a challenge.
Release Date: TBA
What We Think Might Happen: It all depends on when the film is set. It could continue with Carol's (Brie Larson) adventures in space as she chases Ronin (Lee Pace) back to the Kree border. It could be set after Endgame with Carol finally building an Avengers-like coalition on other worlds. It could also be an unknown tale about her returning to Earth sometime in late 1990s or early 21st century to teach Monica Rambeau how to fly. Her complete lack of concern for Monica or Maria (Lashana Lynch) in Endgame suggests she knew exactly where they were the whole time. But fans of Carol's family would certainly love more clarity on that issue. That said, Monica will debut as an adult in Disney+'s WandaVision in the form of actor Teyonah Parris.
How It Fits in the MCU: Considering the continued cosmic emphasis post-Endgame, it is entirely possible Captain Marvel 2 will follow-up on ideas from Guardians of the Galaxy and Eternals. But as the Captain Marvel story spans decades, the possibilities are endless. Also, we think Carol will be quite interested in Fury's armada.
Release Date: TBA
What We Think Might Happen: At Comic-Con, Feige merely mentioned he "ran out of time" to discuss the Fantastic Four or mutants. While both concepts will eventually make their way into the MCU, we expect integrating Marvel's first family will be the priority and maybe even the whole point of Phase 5. Like many on the internet have suggested, placing them in the 1960s during their first film – but making the world forget about them for decades – is an elegant way to introduce them and acknowledge their absence all this time. In that context, they also serve as a great replacement for the similarly time-lost Captain America.
How It Fits in the MCU: The Fantastic Four bring with them a surprisingly robust rouges gallery. To be honest, we're a little more excited to see Doctor Doom, Annihilus, and Galactus make their MCU introductions than the Richards clan. It would also be a thrill to see the Baxter Building join the New York skyline.
May 1, 2020 – Black Widow
November 6, 2020 – Eternals
February 12, 2021 – Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings
May 7, 2021 – Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
July 16, 2021 – Spider-Man 3
November 5, 2021 – Thor: Love and Thunder
February 18, 2022 – Untitled Marvel Movie 1
May 6, 2022 – Black Panther 2
July 29, 2022 – Untitled Marvel Movie 3 (Out guess: Ant-Man 3)
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Jean Cocteau: A Biography
Jean Cocteau: A Biography
Cocteau has always been a favourite with gossipwriters and magazine-editors, who have left few of his activities unrecorded, even if truth has not been their main preoccupation. In this study I have not tried to compete with the gossip-writers, but I have tried to relate Cocteau's work to his life and experience, and most of all to relate the different aspects of his work to each other.
Cocteau has encouraged me in this approach, and I am more than grateful for the help he has given me in understanding his work.
Apart from thanking the great number of people in France and England who have told me so many enjoyable but unprintable stories, special thanks are due to Carl Wildman, Ronald Duncan, Peter Hayman, Richard Scott, Penelope Houston, the British Film Institute, Maurice Martin du Gard, Pierre Seghers, Charles Orengo, Louis Bonalumi, and to my friend Mary Hoeck, who has sent me the translated extracts of letters addressed to her by lean Cocteau.
I have quoted from Mr. Rollo Myers's translation of Cock and Harlequin and from Miss Vera Traill's translation of Cocteau on the Film. Other translators are acknowledged in the bibliography. M. C.


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The first part of our New Year's intention to move our household to zero waste is to look honestly at our current waste output. What I would like to think our output is and what it actually is may be worth investigating. We can't change a problematic behavior until we really understand what is at the root of it.
When my husband and I first met, we had both spent time living in community. It was living in community where I was first exposed to buying in bulk, cooking from scratch, composting, chopping wood and so much more. I was a child raised in the suburbs of Chicago. I grew up eating yellow floppy cheese unwrapped by the slice. First seeing glass jars filled with herbs and beans, buckets filled with peanut butter, and handmade salves was mind-expanding to say the very least. I knew I had a lot to learn, and I soaked it up like a sponge. My husband and I committed ourselves to continue living in this way.
Fast forward 10 years and three kids later, in many ways we still are living our ethic of having the smallest footprint we can. We garden and preserve food, we do not have technological devices other than one family laptop, we search out used goods before purchasing anything new, we have held a strong line with our children around no plastic or battery operated toys because of the waste they create. However, when it comes to food in particular or how we obtain bought goods, we have slipped, and into our lives an enormous amount of plastic packaging has slipped in with it.
We are a country obssessed with consuming. We throw away objects not because their use has ended, but because our desire for the object has ended. This is most evidently true with technology. People dispose of working technology when the next version is released, not because they need it, but because they want it. Collectively, we need to realize that our wants have impacts. We need to ask ourselves more often is my want for this object, my want for this thing more important than its impact on our environment? More important than securing healthy air and water for our grandchildren? Consumerism is a disease that is strangling our planet, stripping it of its vital resources that are needed to sustain us. Resources needed to guarentee our grandchildren's future. We need to start making our choices with future generations in mind.
It is not my intention to preach over the next year, but to offer my own personal reflection with my family and share what we discover here. It is my hope that as we learn, you can learn along side of us, or share with us the changes you are making. The first part of that journey is us being honest with what our current impact is. Every Wednesday in my little town the dump opens and we drive our garbage & recycling down. There is no garbage pick up in many rural areas. Each Wednesday we will weigh our trash & recycling and share our stats here. This will give us an idea of our starting place and help us to set goals for the future. We will be weighing in with a household scale, so this is far from scientific.
Our weekly weigh in starting off:
Garbage: 3 pounds
Recycling: 6 pounds
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Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Monday, January 1, 2018
New Year's Intention 2018
Our zero waste intention.
As a family we are making a New Year's intention this year to be mindful of our spending and how our spending impacts the earth in terms of the waste we create. As a family, we are hoping to find ways to reduce our collective trash and ultimately move toward being a zero waste household.
It is a lofty goal inspired in part by a hike we took on our road on Thanksgiving Day. We hiked into the woods and stumbled upon an old homestead dumpsite. Beneath our feet clanged layers of old tin cans, discarded appliances, old bottles, and toys. It was both a treasure trove and a humbling reminder to see the legacy one family can leave behind and its direct impact on the health of the environment it exists within. My children exclaimed with pride how we do not have this kind of waste at our house. We had to quickly remind them that in fact we do and it was probably much, much worse. We just have the convenience of having it taken "away." Such a magical and inaccurate word, "away."
We are beginning an intention of consuming less and finding new ways to consume within our local economy to reduce our family's waste. We will document what we learn along the way here. In many, many ways my family makes the most ecological choices we can, but there are definitely areas where we have slacked in the name of convenience and this intention is a way of keeping us honest with ourselves to make sure we are doing the best we can to live respectfully with all beings on this precious planet we call home.
Our goals:
- To limit our purchases and try to buy nothing new (thrift store purchases and Craigslist of secondhand items are okay).
- To take full responsibility for our trash both home and away.
- To reduce our garbage output to hopefully have the last 4-6 months of the year be zero waste months (including the holidays).
- Less stuff, less distractions, more meaningful time together.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
done enough.
Much of my children's early years were spent with some part of our home looking something like this:
Over the last five years my husband and I have s-l-o-w-l-y renovated our home. We have done all of the inside work ourselves with the help of a dear friend who always seemed to show up during the worst of the manual labor (thank you Jim). We have torn down walls, put up different walls, moved walls, wired electricity, pulled up subfloor, tiled, installed wood flooring, drywalled, mudded and sanded, painted, dropped windows (oops), replaced windows, replaced doors; you name it, we did it.
It has been slow, slow work and we have learned a great deal along the way. As I look around my house now, it's easy for me to look at all of the work still to be done. There are doors to hang, trim to finish and still more flooring to install, but that is for the years to come. For now we have declared our home "done enough." It is done enough to be livable and safe for our kids, it is done enough that it feels more and more like a home again. The truth is, we began the work as an act of love; we both love to use our hands, but construction and children don't always make for the best companions. The house is done enough, and being present for our children is also an act of love, so they are the focus of our love and attention for now. The floors and trim can wait.
I am writing this post so that on the days I look around and feel overwhelmed by the unfinished projects surrounding us, I can see how far we've come, and I can remind myself to settle into the joy of having a home that is done enough.
Sunday, January 31, 2016
time together.
There has been a great deal of fighting in my house these days. I don't want to pretend like fighting has never happened here before; it has. But there is a new level of sibling discord here that we have never seen before. My husband and I scratch our heads and wonder, Is it their ages? So much changes as the three of our kids move in and out of their individual stages. Is it their new school? There have been ups and downs with a transition to a new school for our oldest two children. Is it me? All too often I wonder if there isn't something I am missing, somewhere I am failing them. Sometimes I can even hear my own voice in their harshness, a humbling reminder of my own work to do in managing stress. There are so many variables, but there is a new reality in my house: a lot of sibling squabbles.
My first instinct is to divide and conquer - separate them and give them all some space. But any parent who is outnumbered knows there is no way to separate children in a way that gives them all individual attention. Someone always feels left out. The second option was to go out and do something fun together as a family; this was met with groans. With their new school comes a great deal more time in the car. The last thing they want to do is get in the car on the weekend. So we decided Saturday to stay home together.
In the past there are three things that always brought my children together; imaginative play, crafting of any kind, and time spent in nature. So we decided we would take a walk in the woods to find materials for crafting. Something happened in our time in the woods; we found one another again. We walked through the woods gathering bark, needles, pine cones and sticks to make wands and who knows what else. We played hide and seek, which is usually track and seek in the winter, but it's a bit harder to track on the sheer ice that covers the ground this January. You could feel the energy shift. It's funny how my instinct was to separate us all, but what we truly needed was to be together.
We came in and spent the day working on countless creative playthings. Wizard wands, wooden swords, fairies and forest creatures, pine cone cars, and even a woodland rockstar. Time spent in nature and crafting of all kinds led into imaginative play. My children had found their happy place with one another. As a parent, watching them - all together - lost in play has been my greatest gift. I know these days are fleeting. It won't be much longer that I can catch the three of them donning butterfly wings swimming together across the yoga room floor, but I will do everything I can to encourage it while it will last.
I wish I could tell you this happy, together time lasted all weekend. That would be a fairy tale and I only deal in muddy truths, but it did last for one whole late January day and that is a win in my book. As parents we learn to cherish the good moments, however fleeting they may be, for the next struggle is right around the corner.
I wish I could tell you this happy, together time lasted all weekend. That would be a fairy tale and I only deal in muddy truths, but it did last for one whole late January day and that is a win in my book. As parents we learn to cherish the good moments, however fleeting they may be, for the next struggle is right around the corner.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
turning thirty-eight, a celebration in photos.
Today I am thirty-eight. I celebrated the day of my birth by taking a hike with my beloved, followed by a little silliness at the river. The afternoon was punctuated by unexpected calls and visits and hugs from friends and family and the gift of a little time alone to dip brushes in paint. An incredible meal and a campfire marked the descent into night. All in all, it was a simple, yet full, day spent almost entirely out-of-doors with the people I love. My soul is full and I am saturated with gratitude. Now to lie under the stars and catch a glimpse of the leonids....a celestial ending to a most incredible, earthly celebration.
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With Biffy Clyro about to play three huge shows this weekend at the Reading and Leeds Festivals, as well as the sold out homecoming show at Bellahouston Park, we are delighted to announce details of a wider UK tour for later this year.
The 8 date arena tour will see the band return to Scotland to play Glasgow and Aberdeen in November, followed by shows in Newcastle, Manchester and Leeds at the start of December. The band will then make a stop off in Cardiff, before ending the tour in Birmingham and London. Support for the tour will come from US band Brand New.
Tickets for the UK tour go on general sale on Friday 2nd September via ticketmaster.co.uk, livenation.co.uk and gigsandtours.com, with pre-sale details set to be sent out to TEAM BIFFY members shortly.
Tue 29th – GLASGOW, SSE Hydro
Wed 30th – ABERDEEN, GE Oil & Gas Arena
Fri 2nd – NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, Metro Radio Arena
Sat 3rd – MANCHESTER, Arena
Sun 4th – LEEDS, First Direct Arena
Tue 6th – CARDIFF, Motorpoint Arena
Wed 7th – BIRMINGHAM, Barclaycard Arena
Thu 8th – LONDON, O2 Arena
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05.Sep.2016 @ 18:07 - Nigeloaks wrote:
Had 2 tickets bought by my son has xmas present but he has bought them in his name.How do I get around showing lead Booker Id as my son isn't coming to Manchester?Thanks
31.Aug.2016 @ 09:23 - anacat wrote:
Haven't had a presale code yet - getting worried. Anyone had Manchester yet?
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30.Aug.2016 @ 23:46 - Jacquiedove73 wrote:
Waiting for pre sale info for Cardiff, has anyone received it?
30.Aug.2016 @ 21:59 - Gem511 wrote:
Just received my email with pre-sale details.. So check your inboxes now!!!
30.Aug.2016 @ 21:45 - superextremedude wrote:
One more here with no pre sale link in emails! Not in junk folder either. Disappointed
30.Aug.2016 @ 21:31 - Becca457 wrote:
Hi guys,
Sorry to jump on the band wagon but I've been signed up for Team Biffy for two years and no links have come through to my email address :( managed to get a link for pre-sale Barrowlands, is my email broken or have I just missed out? X
30.Aug.2016 @ 17:07 - Josh-jarvis wrote:
I've still not received now pre sale code/link or any information by email yet......if anyone gets any updated please let me know thanks!
30.Aug.2016 @ 15:05 - Lotte1989 wrote:
If you go to ticketmaster link, it is now showing an updated time for pre-sales for tomorrow morning at 9, but no emails yet!
30.Aug.2016 @ 09:11 - Alidaves94 wrote:
Anyone got presale information? Worried nothing has gone out yet 😔
29.Aug.2016 @ 23:32 - dekkyc wrote:
Saturday was EPIC guys. Thanks for a great night can't wait till the hydro. #MONTHEBIFF
29.Aug.2016 @ 21:46 - pickpick84 wrote:
Anyone got presale details for Manc yet??? 😕
29.Aug.2016 @ 17:31 - winnet wrote:
Seem to be slow in getting pre-sale details out, must be recovering from the weekend.
29.Aug.2016 @ 11:59 - amberfran wrote:
Any pre sale available for Manchester?
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New Jersey Supreme Court Plows the Field for Implementation of the Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act
by James A. Robertson and Parampreet Singh
This post is intended to update our prior article printed in the summer edition of Garden State Focus, where we wrote about the newly enacted Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act (the "Act").
The Act "permits qualified terminally ill patient[s] to self-administer medication to end [their] live[s] in [a] humane and dignified manner." Under the Act, "terminally ill" is defined as a patient who "is in the terminal stage of an irreversibly fatal illness, disease, or condition with a prognosis, based upon reasonable medical certainty," with a life expectancy of six months or less. Qualified patients choosing to exercise their rights under the Act will be required to submit their request in writing stating, among other things, that they have been fully informed of any available alternatives. Two individuals, one who must not be a relative, entitled to any portion of the patient's estate, or the patient's doctor, must witness and attest to the voluntariness of the patient's request. With the passage of the Act, New Jersey became the eighth state in the country to allow competent, terminally-ill adults to exercise their "right to die."
The Act was set to go into effect on August 1, 2019 when Yosef Glassman, a medical doctor, filed an order to show cause and verified complaint seeking to enjoin the implementation of the Act. Dr. Glassman's eleven-count verified complaint alleged that the Act violated: (1) "the fundamental right to defend life"; (2) the equal protection clauses of the state and federal constitutions and the Fifth Amendment's right to due process; (3) religious physicians' and religious pharmacists' First Amendment rights under the United States Constitution; (4) the "canon of common law" which prohibits killing oneself and aiding and abetting another's death; (5) state and federal law prohibiting the felonious possession of narcotics; (6) a physician's right to practice medicine and a pharmacist's right to practice pharmacy by involving unwilling participants "to be involved in the machinery of death"; (7) the duty to warn; (8) the Administrative Procedure Act by failing to promulgate rulemaking, "thereby rendering its entire process of death wholly and dangerously unregulated, leaving ambiguities and contradiction in statutory language"; (9) Article Ten of the United States Constitution forbidding the institution of state action that impairs existing contracts between physicians and their patients; and (10) a physician's obligation not to falsify records. Finally, Dr. Glassman sought declaratory relief deeming the Act unconstitutional and invalid.
On August 14, 2019, the Chancery Court entered an order preliminarily enjoining the enforcement of the Act, concluding that the failure to promulgate regulations would cause Dr. Glassman "immediate and irreparable injury" based on the significant change in the law when "dealing with individuals who are terminally ill." That preliminary injunction held in abeyance the effective date of the Act.
At the behest of the State Attorney General to dissolve the preliminary injunction, the Appellate Division ordered expedited briefing, to be completed by August 23, 2019, but declined to dissolve the injunction. On August 20, 2019, the New Jersey Supreme Court entered an order denying the Attorney General's request to dissolve the preliminary injunction and declined to take any further action concerning "an issue of this magnitude" until the Appellate Division addressed the issue with "thoughtful consideration." The Supreme Court also requested the Appellate Division to "resolve the matter expeditiously."
Dr. Glassman raised a number of hard-hitting arguments attacking the lack of standards in the Act and potential disparate impacts on terminally ill patients. He argued that the Act:
- Sets forth no age or literacy qualifications for witnesses of a request for medication;
- Permits witnesses to make viatical agreements or will provisions immediately after witnessing a terminally ill patient's request;
- Sets forth no due diligence requirements for attending physicians to verify witness signatures;
- Does not disqualify physicians who determine a terminally ill patient's capacity by virtue of being a blood relative or beneficiary in a will;
- Permits an employee or director of a facility in which a patient resides to witness a request;
- Does not require that a check be made of the Prescription Monitoring Program before writing a prescription for a lethal drug;
- Permits life or medical insurance agents, or insurance beneficiaries to be a witness to the terminally ill patient's request;
- Does not recognize the lack of uniformity in lethal medications which may involve varying degrees of pain and suffering;
- Does not recognize that non-specialist health care professionals might apply different standards for decision-making capacity;
- Does not recognize the potential disparate treatment of patients based on economic status and ability to pay for costly lethal pharmaceuticals;
- Does not recognize that some medications are faster-acting than others; and
- Does not recognize that terminally ill patients may be of sound mind when they make the request for medication, but may later become incompetent at the time of administration.
Finding that the Chancery Court "abused its discretion in awarding preliminary injunctive relief," on August 23, 2019, the Appellate Division dissolved the restraints imposed in the Chancery Court's August 14, 2019 order. In doing so, the Appellate Division applied the well-settled standards for injunctive relief set forth in Crowe v. DeGioia, 90 N.J. 126 (1982). First, the Court found that Dr. Glassman failed to establish that injunctive relief was necessary to prevent irreparable harm. The only harm identified, said the Court, was the Executive Branch's failure to adopt enabling regulations, but there was no showing that the absence of such regulations harmed Dr. Glassman. At that point, no party had sought medical advice or assistance from Dr. Glassman to implement any provision in the Act. Other than a blanket assertion that there was a "material change in the law" regarding terminally ill patients, neither Dr. Glassman nor the Chancery Court identified a single provision of the Act that lacked clarity necessary for a patient or any affected individual or entity to effectuate the Act's purpose. Moreover, the Act makes participation by physicians like Dr. Glassman entirely voluntary. "The only requirement the Act imposes on health care providers who, based upon religious or other moral bases, voluntarily decide not to treat a fully-informed, terminally-ill patient interested in ending their lives, is to transfer any medical records to the new provider selected by the patient." Characterizing the transfer of medical records from one physician to another as a purely "administrative function," the Appellate Division found that function to have no constitutional import, nor did it run contrary to a physician's professional obligations.
Second, Dr. Glassman failed to demonstrate that he had a likelihood of succeeding on the merits of the claims he asserted in his complaint. The Appellate Division disagreed with the Chancery Judge's conclusion that an injunction was necessary because the Executive Branch failed to implement enabling regulations prior to the Act's effective date, finding that ruling to be contrary to the clear, plain and unambiguous language of the Act. Pointing out that the Act permitted but did not require the relevant administrative agencies with a vested interest in the Act's implementation to adopt regulations, the Appellate Division stated, "[h]ad the Legislature intended the Act to remain in a period of perpetual quiescence, thereby keeping all interested parties in limbo until a half-dozen administrative bodies decided to engage in their rule-making functions, it could have clearly said so." In fact, the "absence of agency action here," said the Court, "may imply . . . that regulations were not necessary to implement the Act." Further, the Court found that Dr. Glassman did not have standing to assert claims on behalf of other physicians, patients or interested family members. In addition, his claims ignore the voluntary nature of his participation under the Act and his "already existing obligation under relevant regulations to provide a patient with his or her medical records."
Finally, the Appellate Division weighed the relative hardships that granting injunctive relief would have on the parties and concluded that the Chancery Court failed to adequately consider "the interests of qualified terminally-ill patients, who the Legislature determined have clearly prescribed rights to end their lives consistent with the Act." Consequently, the Appellate Division dissolved the preliminary injunction.
By order entered on August 27, 2019, the New Jersey Supreme Court likewise found that Dr. Glassman failed to satisfy the Crowe v. DeGioia standards for emergent injunctive relief and determined that the Act could be implemented without further delay. By doing so, the New Jersey Supreme Court has averted a head-on collision between the Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act and the State and Federal Constitutions – at least for the moment…


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6million EU citizens in UK will have MORE rights than Brits after Brexit under Brussels plans
A think tank warned that EU proposals would give Europeans in the UK disproportionate rights
SIX MILLION EU citizens will have more rights than Brits in the UK under Brussels' "unacceptable" Brexit demands, a think tank declared last night.
And Migration Watch said the position taken by the European Commission ahead of talks next week would see Britain remain under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice for another CENTURY.
Migration Watch chair Lord Green said the demands were "clearly unacceptable".
Under guidelines unveiled by the Commission, EU citizens would be given full residency rights even if they have lived in the UK in the past.
This would add 3million people onto the 3million EU citizens that currently live here, Migration Watch said.
The Commission wants the EU citizens to be able to bring in spouses or family members without having to meet the income requirements that currently apply to British citizens.
Under the Commission's plans the ECJ would have continuing jurisdiction in the UK over the rights of the citizens even after Brexit – meaning up to 100 years if the new arrivals are children.
And Migration Watch warned the Commission's demand for a "cut-off" point of March 2019 for full residency would trigger a last migrant rush.
Lord Green said: "Calls to guarantee the 'rights' of EU citizens in Britain ignore the many complexities that underlie this issue.
"We can certainly grant the same rights as enjoyed by British citizens but we could never agree to more extensive rights supervised by a foreign court.
"The EU's response will be an important test of their willingness to reach sensible compromises during the forthcoming negotiations."


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Okay so wine's wine, and it's never going to have the health benefits of kale or broccoli.
But, it is Christmas and time to treat yourself after a successful year, so I'd love you to try out my healthier Mulled wine recipe to celebrate the festive season.
The recipe substitutes using sugar, with dried fruits and spices.
To me, if Christmas had a scent, the warm, cinnamon-y aroma of Mulled Wine would definitely be it.
You will need:
- 1 bottle of red table wine
- 2 cups of water
- 1/4 cup raisins
- 5 whole cloves
- 2 cinnamon sticks
- 1 grated nutmeg
- Rind of 1 orange
- 1 chunk of ginger
Bring water, raisins, cloves, cinnamon sticks, nutmeg, orange rind and ginger to the boil in a saucepan. Then reduce to a simmer for 5 minutes.
Add the red wine and simmer for another 10 minutes. Strain the mulled wine and serve immediately. I like to put little orange peel curls or cinnamon sticks in each glass for decoration and extra flavour.
Merry Christmas Eve!


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