and our international correspondent 0rla guerin who made that report is standing by to answer your questionse signed the world s largest free trade deal, which will eliminate nearly all taxes on products traded between the two countries. europe's dairy farmers will be amongst the winners, as their products are the eu's largest export to japan. the european union said the deal sends a clear signal against protectionism, at a time when the us has raised tarriffs on goods such as steel. the public spending watchdog has dismissed suggestions that the government's promise to increase nhs spending could be paid for with a "brexit dividend" and claims the government's promise to boost the nhs with an extra £20 billion an extra £20 billion over the next five years will require tax rises or spending cuts. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed reports. it seemed like such a simple offer. lots more spending on the nhs, paid for by supposed brexit dividend, and this... across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more, in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use. a bit more tax. but

between the government — backed by a saudi—led coalition — and houthi rebels, allied with iran. 0rla guerin you may find some of the pictures in their report distressing. an ancient civilisation, ringed by mountains and entombed by conflict. yemenis have spent years living in the shadow of the gun, and here's the result. this is what childhood looks like in yemen. if you live long enough. many don't. (donkey braying) ramzi is now growing up a nomad, thanks to the war. he arrived at this camp in hodeidah province a month ago and says it's very tiring. ramzi spends his days collecting water. he says he misses his home and his toys. he had to leave them behind when his town was shelled by houthi fighters. at 11 years old, he's the man of the family. his home is a bare tent, where his mother, azizah, has only her children and her grief. she tells me ramzi's father was killed 18 months ago — collateral damage in a saudi air strike. translation: when my husband was killed, we were not able to see his body. we only saw pieces. and we couldn't tell it was him. that was worse than the news of his de