let's get more on this from craig earle in his senior market analyst at wanda in london and our financial correspondent on the device both in frankfurt craig let me start with you other countries' economies have also been suffering under the ben demick why is the u.k. apparently paying a much higher price. well i think one of the reasons is because of the importance of the service sector to the u.k. calling if you can a shot so if you a shot all shops all the. old pope's. it is going to take its toll obviously we've also been one of the hardest hit by the virus itself we were in the last countries to go into shutdown so it's likely that these of post how that impacts as well not just on the length of time that businesses have had to shows but also in the speed in which people have written to work the speed at which people. say use these businesses as well so i think the combined in part to this is meant that we have the most of a recession body of the country in europe and it's going to be a very difficult job to follow spock the encouraging thing of course here is the june them but the m

i asked analyst craig earl him about the significance of the u.s. banning of we chant well i think it would be significant not necessarily on u.s. consumers because they are still quite limited in number but what the broader ramifications really would be the action of the take and it's not entirely clear but if it if extends for example the scope of you wouldn't be out allowed to download it on an i phone because apple's an american company all on android be hiv has for similar reasons and all of a sudden the ramifications become far more severe also i think it's worth noting that any action taken by the u.s. is going to have a response from china so you get you looking at the u.s. tech space and say which u.s. tech companies are in china which u.s. tycoon riza trying to gain greater exposure in china because these are the ones that you old family going to be targeting this is from the chinese perspective going to be seen as an attack on chinese tech companies who want to expand globally and compete with the u.s. so we can expect that is not going t