union celebrates its biggest trade deal yet but opposition against the agreement with south americas american nations is growing particularly in europe's quick tempered agricultural committee also coming up the u.s. state of california becomes the 1st to rule that companies cannot tell their employees which hairstyle is appropriate and let an online fashion guru do the shopping for you in german startup can have you looking sharp in just one phone call. on chris kobach welcome to the program it is the largest trade deal ever struck by the european union naturally they were a big round of applause in brussels this week when the e.u. announced its agreement with south america nations brazil argentina uruguay and part one but could the deal be a headache for europe in the coming months or even a failure a vocal opposition suggests ratifying the deal won't be easy. after the celebration comes the backlash french farmers are among those coming out against america's war agreement brussels says it will bring their products to new markets while saving $4000000000.00 euros in customs but many worry about the

for ratify a large trade deal agreed by the european union and forced south american countries the e.u. and the americas sore nations agreed a free trade treaty on friday concluding 2 decades of talks between the blocks but growing opera among france's traditionally strong agricultural community has put the government under increasing pressure austria has become the 1st country to ban the controversial glyphosate weed killer following a vote in parliament herbicide which is marketed by buyers monsanto company has faced a flood of lawsuits in the united states over allegations that it causes cancer the move could set australian evolution course with the european union brussels has approved the use of glyphosate until 2022 and allows member states to only ban e.u. approved goods under special circumstances. last month was the hottest june ever recorded not only here across europe but worldwide soaring temperatures spark fires heat related deaths and mass migration to lake speeches and fountains and while this weather phenomenon hits productivity in the workplace only in the short term climate change has the potential

south america's markets are nation's opposition is already growing. the state of california becomes the 1st in the u.s. to rule companies cannot tell the african-american employees how to wear the hat. this is business africa. as well. economic indicators show many african nations on a good path growth is still solid across many parts of the continent investment from abroad is riding rising while according to new u.n. figures the trade war between the 2 biggest economies in the world is also reverberating through many african economies and has economists worried. that an african proverb says the grass suffers when elephants fight. you know africa many are now worried the trade wall between china and the u.s. could affect the continent smaller and poorer countries hardest of all africa is heavily dependent on global trade and in particular on raw materials exports prices for resources like oil sink when china's economy loses steam and its demand for crude oil. that's especially true for north africa gross domestic product growth collapsed during last raw material slump in 2014 and after recovering it's back in the doldrums again the staff are off as a c

america champions. they beat peru 3—1 at the maracana in rio. richarlison's penalty clinching the win in injury time and a ninth south american title. the fairytale continues for madagascar at the africa cup of nationson — after they beat democratic republic of congo on penalties. they'd never qualified for the tournament before but are now into the quarterfinals. algeria are also through beating guinea 3—0. the start of the second week of wimbledon sees every player left in singles competition in action — in what's known as manic monday. in the women' draw, coco gauff will face the toughest challenge of her wimbledon campaign when she takes on simona halep, for a place in the quarterfinals. the 15—year—old knocked out venus williams in the first round. i watch her a lot, obviously. i've never hit with her or anything or practised with her so i don't know how the ball will feel when i actually play but i'm really familiar with how she plays from just watching her. rafael nadal opens up play on centre court, taking on portugal'sjoao sousa who knocked out britain's dan evans in the third round. nadal had no problems defeating jo—wilfried tsonga, to reach the 11th round. defending mens champion novak d