injapan and at 11:30, we'll be taking a second look at the papers with our reviewers lord jones and henry bonsuwith us for that. the duke and duchess of sussex have issued a personal statement saying they will step back as senior royals and work to become financially independent. they made the announcement without consulting any members of the royal family — a decision which is said to have left the family feeling hurt. prince harry and meghan say they will continue to fully support the queen but now plan to split their time between the uk and north america. this report from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell contains flash photography. canada house in london yesterday. harry and meghan had just returned from their extended break in canada. laughing. it's now clear that although they had been discussing a new role for themselves with other members of the royal family, they did not tell senior members of the family or their officials that they were about to issue a personal statement setting out their intentions. the bbc understands buckingham palace is disappointed — that's unusual. in t

with me are the former trade minister, lord jones and broadcaster, henry bonsu.ont pages are already in. the metro goes with the duke and duchess of sussex‘s announcement that they will step back as senior royals to become financially independent. on the ft‘s front page is president trump's signalling that the us would not respond militarily to iran's attacks on american forces in iraq. the guardian details how prince harry and meghan‘s decision to step back from public life is in part down to hostilities with the media. the royal couple also make the times front page, with the paper saying that the couple have now opened a rift in the royalfamily with their decision to take a step back. megxit — that's on the sun's front page, with the paper claiming that the queen is deeply upset with her grandson's decision to quit as a senior royal. the i also goes with the duke and duchess. the paper says the couple's search for privacy will motivate their new life in north america. harry and meghan is the mirror's lead with the headline ‘they didn't even tell the queen.‘ in

with me are the former trade minister, lord jones and broadcaster, henry bonsu. pages are already in. most leading with the news concerning the duke and duchess of sussex. the metro goes with the duke and duchess of sussex's announcement that they will step back as senior royals to become financially independent. on the ft‘s front page is president trump's signalling that the us would not respond militarily to iran's attacks on american forces in iraq. the guardian details how prince harry and meghan‘s decision to step back from public life is in part down to hostilities with the media. the royal couple also make the times front page, with the paper saying that the couple have now opened a rift in the royalfamily with their decision to take a step back. megxit — that's on the sun's front page, with the paper claiming that the queen is "deeply upset" with her grandson's decision to quit as a senior royal. the i also goes with the duke and duchess. the paper says the couple's search for privacy will motivate their new life in north america. let's be honest, one sta

with me here in the studio is broadcaster and international conference host, henry bonsu.timing is everything. the us sort of making the path shot ahead of signing a trade deal? we think so. it is difficult to see what donald trump's trade policy with chinese. when it came into office said that he and president forjin zhang were great friends. but then this trade warand great friends. but then this trade war and talking about currency manipulation, telling businesses not to do business with huawei. now he has told his treasury to turn down on this trade war and it looks as though china has made what are enforcea ble though china has made what are enforceable commitments but i am not quite sure what they are and how going to be measured. this is a us treasury saying we have seen evidence of china no longer actively trying to manipulate currency markets in order to weaken currencies and therefore they are no longer playing with markets to make the goods cheaper overseas. that is right. exactly. it is not china's role to make things easier for the united states. donald trump

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