they've just arrived via dhl, which needed to be signed for.iction to prescription medication, i'm still shocked to see this is how easy it can be to get medication online, and this is really fuelling the addiction to prescription medication. it's potentially fatal, that's the reality of it. people who've been weaned off medication, their tolerance will have changed if they suddenly get hold of large quantities of opiates again and take them in the ways they used to take them. that will lead to overdose and potentially death. we collect the drugs immediately from nicki and eleanor and have them analysed at king's college london. scientists confirmed the drugs are genuine. back with our struck off doctor. he tells us how the online doctor business is policed. 0nline doctor sites in england are regulated by the care quality commission. julian eden's own site e—med has been inspected five times. he tells our undercover he thinks the regulators are idiots. well, it is shocking, isn't it? i mean whether he's a doctor or not, struck off or not. he's

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matt: i will say in thinking about it, dhl does have a great to the problem, but competitors were sendingo the tax office. the point remains, we have this antiquated tariff infrastructure in germany and of course, around the world. it could get even worse if president trump has his way. what do you think about the trade war concerns? how does that affect your business outlook? so overall, we haven't seen any major impact on our growth rate so far. notrtainty and tariffs are good. globalization has been a key driver by pete -- taking people off poverty and creating value. any hindrance of that will only increase prices for consumers and the consumers will finally pay the price for additional duties because it will limit competition. concerned about that. so far, we haven't seen any major impact. if it stays at the level we have, the impact on the global economy will be limited. mark: thanks for joining us today. frank appel, deutsche post chief executive. new sanctions against iran have kicked in. it would restrict trading gold and other precious metals. the executive order aims to stop th

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