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contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges crayford to response has been must so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the world trade organization decision to authorize european union tariffs on u.s. imports adds tension to this transatlantic trade the e.u. could impose $4000000000.00 in annual tariffs to the u.s. in a dispute over subsidies of plane maker boeing executive vice president for an economy that works for people on commissioner for trade all these dombrowski said additional duties are not in the economic interest of either side particularly as we strive to recover from the coven 1000 recession this comes in retaliation after the u.s. already imposed tariffs on the e.u. last october hitting french wine italian cheese and single malt scotch whiskey and others while the e.u. hopes to find common ground and for the u.s. to

it is a really good question, in exactly the question that was put to mark crayford, wales's first ministersaid. at the start of —— mark drake said. at the start of their lockdown is not i think the scientists who are advising all of the governments around the uk and indeed borisjohnson the governments around the uk and indeed boris johnson making decisions around this in this insta nce decisions around this in this instance will hope that within a month you begin to get a sense from the data that the number of people testing positive each day starts to fall and come down considerably, with you then being able to make projections about what that will meana projections about what that will mean a hospital capacity several weeks down the track. clearly, given the lags that we know exist, a couple of weeks between someone being infected and then potentially being infected and then potentially being infected and then potentially being in hospital, a couple of weeks beyond that before the gravest cases end up in intensive care, that they would be able to have some sense by the end of the month t

all that is still being worked on but mark crayford is certain that wales does have the powers to comes as the pandemic continues to hitjobs. it grew to 4.5% in the three months to august. that is compared with 4.1% in the previous quarter. let‘s get analysis from those figures from our business presenter ben thompson. not any surprise that unemployment has gone up and it isjust a any surprise that unemployment has gone up and it is just a taste of what is to come. yes. you're absolutely right and i think the consensus is that this gets a lot worse before it starts to get better because the latest figures we have had today, remember, takes us up to the end of august. that vaughan had percent unemployment figure is the three months to august but it is worth bearing in mind that at that point there were still 3 million people having their wages subsidised as part of the government‘s fellow scheme and we know that that expires at the end of this month when a less generousjob support at the end of this month when a less generous job support scheme comes into force. there is an expectation