and as we just heard, two women authors, margaret atwood and bernadine everest are named joint 2019 bookerrize winners after the judges broke their very own rules by declaring a tie. so it is time for some business news.. i am joined on. the trump administration has slapped turkey with sanctions in response to thehe country'ss military offensive in syria. ththis is not the first time it has done that. president donald trump has said he is prepared to destroy turkey's economy if they continue to attack the kurds. the new sanctions may not have that much impact. steeltariff on turkish comes at a time when metal exports have already declined, meaning there is not much ststel left.- steel we take a look at the trade relations. reporter: the partnership with washington already under strain. questions over how much damage the u.s. can do to the chinese economy. >> these sections will be very severe on the turkish economy. reporter: the u.s. goods and .ervices total $20 billion it they will boost trade to $100 billion, but that has now been scrapped. only 5% of turkish exports had to the u.s.. so

forfiction are the two winners of the 2019 booker prize for fiction are margaret atwood and bernadine everesth. and a surprise result at this year's booker prize two authors are joint winners of the prestigious literary award. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, paddy mcnair strikes twice as northern ireland beat the czech republic to win a friendly match away from home for the first time in 13 years. good evening. the queen has outlined the governmnent‘s legislative agenda for the year ahead at the state opening of parliament. but this queen's speech, the first in over two years, was delivered in the midst of the political and constitutional crisis provoked by brexit and drafted by a government with no majority in the commons. so there were immediate questions about the feasibility of boris johnson's programme, which included planned measures on crime, health, and delivering brexit on the 31st october. opposition parties say that with an election in the offing, the queen's speech was a sham as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. plenty of pomp. but very bizarre circumstances.