to discuss the latest i'm joined live by steve kean professor of economics at kingston university now with just one move america can inflict pain on the markets of its key allies europe and canada for instance could this impact the relations with those countries as well oh it will i mean one of the amusing things about this is the politicians normally enjoy flying off to foreign destinations and sawing tried we all know how much trouble heights leaving america in the first place you seem to enjoy disrupting them instead but i think the sky above the disruption is relatively minor and i think a lot of the countries that are considering how probably why go ahead with it. so you don't think that we'll see any of those the retaliatory measures that they've been threatening. we'll see one or two but nothing on the grand scale the level of . even the seal of the sea a volatile industry and if you could how to begin eating it doesn't have steel in it of any skyll was still talking about in america's case imports of about twenty billion dollars a year in a country which is about roughly a twe

it but we don't i'm going to bring you in instead a senior lecturer in aviation studies at kingston universityand joins us live from london now would you take that flight. a very long flight seventeen hours. after and. you better hope that the system is working how good is it for you i mean what sort of impact is it likely to have on your body. it's difficult to say but we got one one of things that we do know is that the new technology in aircraft nowadays bins the the likelihood of jet lag is likely to be reduced the cabin air inside these aircraft is a lower pressure altitude the humidity is much better the windows are much much bigger now which enables a natural light to get in so the impact of the human body should be less inevitably you are sitting in a chub on a seat for seventeen hours and almost certainly the airlines will be encouraging you to move around to ensure you know this sufficient light circulation yeah i was going to ask you about they were talking about it in the the meeting this morning and i was saying how i was weeping over blue planet on the plane the other day and how

kingston. for young people sharing an apartment there recently told us their stories of everyday racism in this university town. is to germans to foreigners they all share an apartment in germany each of them has experienced racism. laundry lawn co has given up being accepted in germany a few years ago he was visiting a friend on his way back to the apartment a neighbor in the stairwell brutally pushed and beat him he thought laundry was a burglar because of his skin color. i was really angry if i were german he wouldn't have asked me why i was there it would have been completely normal laundries roommates have not experienced physical violence but they heard many a racial slur and one question over and over again. does in fact you hold they just see the color of my skin and immediately ask which country i come from they label me as a foreigner as if i didn't belong here in germany who. it's horses like this mans which sure are a prejudice and marginalized people andre poken bird from the right wing party alternative for germany was wasn't it was. with the rise of right wing populists the debate over fore