trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend., this move might push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but that's beside the point for the country's government, which is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. china has a dominant position in the global electric car market. chinese evs account for around 60% of wordwide sales. there are more than 100 chinese ev makers, but only two are profitable — the rest are losing billions of dollars every quarter. we asked dilin wu from melbourne—based investment firm pepperstone for some reaction to the move by canada to penalise chinese ev imports. given the close relationship between canada and the us. i'm not really surprised. they align with the us policies on automotive issues, and right now tesla is actually the only chinese ev making its way to canada, and it's actually outpaced byd and mg last year to become the top exporter of chinese ev. so it's interesting that canada's trade protectionism seems to be hitting tesla

trudeau and his cabinets over the weekend. no immediate response from china. some protect the country could retaliate against canadian agricultural experts. as for canadians, this move might push up buying the cost of an imported carfrom china. that is for the countries government who is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobsit industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. the chinese embassy has since responded calling them quote a particular in violation of organisation rules without it added that taxes would undermine the normal economic trade cooperation between china and canada. libya has been toured for years between two rival governments in tripoli and benghazi. the escalating row added to concerns about oil production which have been heightened with the war in gaza. we have the latest report card from one of the world's top miners — bhp. it has reported a 2 percent rise in its annual profit, helped by its iron ore and copper businesses.the company has been grappling with numerous

trudeau saying that the release of the prisoners who'd been held in russia was immense relief, he describedroup unjustly detained by russia and said that they are freedom was long overdue. he said these men and women are rejoining their families and loved ones, the fight for free political expression in russia is far from over. we also heard from the chief of the european council charles michelle who praised the release of the group though he said were unjustlyjailed by the russian regime. just remind us, we talk a lot about evan gershkovich, the wall streetjournal reporter but remind us who else is on that plane returning today. is on that plane returning toda . , ., is on that plane returning toda . , . ~ ., today. there is paulwhelan, the ex-marine _ today. there is paulwhelan, the ex-marine who - today. there is paulwhelan, the ex-marine who was - today. there is paulwhelan, - the ex-marine who was arrested the ex—marine who was arrested five years ago when in russia for a wedding. he had long—standing friendships and had been going backwards and forwards to russia for many years and so

trudeau has repeated that advice — saying that the risk of escalation is �*real�*.or a potential emergency. here's nasser yassin, the lebanese minister in charge of coordinating emergency plans. what is happening in gaza and south lebanon is an actual war, and actual act of war that no country can stand, so we are conscious and aware of all the constraints and limitations and challenges, but we taking our responsibility as a functioning government to actually protect people of lebanon diplomatically on one track, but also in case there is an all—out attack and aggression to be prepared to get the people into shelter, provide them the basic food, water and sanitation, medication and so on. two 12—year—old boys have become the youngest to admit taking part in the recent disorder in the uk. they can't be named because of their ages, with one of them caught on cctv, throwing an object at police during unrest in southport. he admitted violent disorder at liverpool youth court. the other, threw a missile at a police van in manchester. he admitted to two charges of violent

trudeau and his cabinet over the weekend.a but some predict the country could retaliate against canadian agricultural exports. as for canadians, well, this move might push up the cost of buying an imported car from china, but that's beside the point for the country's government, which is seeking to protect its auto manufacturing industry and the over 125,000 jobs it supports. michelle fleury reporting. the chinese embassy in canada has since responded to the tariffs, calling them a "typical protectionist" act in violation of world trade organization rules. it added the taxes would undermine the normal economic and trade cooperation between china and canada. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. more than 3,500 current and former staff of the fashion retailer next have won a six—year legal fight for equal pay. it's a victory that's estimated to cost the company more than £30 million. an employment tribunal found the retailer had indirectly discriminated against women as meghan owen reports. i still really don't