holger: there is not all that much disagreement.cal considerations -- well, you have the election, which plays a role. we also have this not quite as important european parliamentary election. but among the majority of investors and economists there is a rough consensus, sickly tariffs are bad, but there are exceptions when you sometimes have to strike back. and especially if you want the other side to offer concessions, you want to show your weapons. but after showing your weapons you should sit down at the table and talk rather than just wield the weapons. jonathan: you know the german economy better than most. what do you think the german automakers want right now? holger: there would be the most unhappy with any tit-for-tat trade war. having said that, this is not the key concern for europe. it is also not the key concern for the german economy. we have to distinguish between two things. one is the profits that companies make who are listed on the german stock exchange. the other is, what is the actual impact on the german econo

in other important games, holger rune ran, goffin, alex daminor, taylor ferris and ian lennard won the next round with an advantage over their rivals. b.a. min sotata basketball faced saud dallas in the final match. in the continuation of the semi -final stage of this competition, minsa timbers won against the dallas mavericks in their fourth game with a score of 105 100 and made up for one of their losses, but still dala is a professional and needs another winner to advance to the final match. 10 passes led to a triple-double score and he was the best player on the field, but he could not prevent his team from losing . on the other side, minnesota guard anthony edwards played an effective role in his team's win with 29 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists. and coming off a 33 point game himself in game three i think what you'll see tonight was kyrie with mcdaniels on change of pace change of direction using his speed against mcdaniel mcdaniels had a good shooting night in game three and he continues it here tonight in game four theother and saved right there by conly with mavric turnover

so decisions about surgery have to be made very carefully by an interdisciplinary medical team. holger lashelle often works together with new ologist, so good tools. yes, at 1st glance, the 2 hemispheres of the brain look the same site. you can see the structure is smaller and lighter on this side. that's almost certainly causing the seizure, clumsy, so from in our experience after surgery, up to 80 percent of patients stop having seizures. shoveling villa decided in favor of surgery. she's had epilepsy since childhood. it was probably triggered by seizure caused by a fever. over the years, she's tried 6 different medications, including some of the new ones. but none of them really helped. even so, choosing to undergo brain surgery wasn't an easy decision. and i'm in the heart of the house in the end, hope one out as a chance that i might stop having seizures. it ended up being a good decision to 10 child. since the operation, 6 months ago shalom greta has been seizure free. she comes to the hospital for regular checkups to monitor the effects of the surgery. so how are you doing in be

well number 7 cast the read was taken to $0.05 before advancing and so it was 13 seed holger. rena can produce incredible performance to come from 5 love down. and the deciding type rate clinching is placed in the 3rd round with a ruling 5 victory, italian matthew capone. the 3rd major of the women's gold sees is on the way, but the wealth of one really cool had a bad stop the. she tends to add a 3rd major title to her name. quarter came into the tournament with 6 wins from her last 7 tournaments, but both aid her 1st whole and put a boat full in the water 3 times on the 12th. she's at 10 over paul, 12 shots behind lida. you cause saucer of japan. yeah, i mean, i just didn't really want to shoot 80. and i just kept making boat is i'm but you know, a my last year around in the us when is open, have not been good. i ended sunday, i probably think shooting a hole and then to the shot 80. and i'm human. i'm going to have bad days, i place and really solid up golf up to this point and today was just a bad day. you have see lightweight champion is not my katya if has the cut that he's the be

so dan evans goes out against holger bruno who's going to go somewhere.ast night , last hope who got through to last night, she was beaten by paula badosa of spain , and the paula badosa of spain, and the thing is, in typical british style , you know, she won the style, you know, she won the first set, lost the second four two up in the last set, ended up losing six four. >> so it's just teasing us. >> so it's just teasing us. >> aren't they talking about losing, vincent company. right. so yeah he gets burnley relegated . relegated. >> correct. >> correct. >> hi. then i just i just don't understand it how his reward is to become manager of the mighty bayern munich? >> i it's a real strange one, isn't it? there's a couple of decisions. so i'm looking at this vincent company. he was the captain of manchester city. he worked with pep guardiola , which worked with pep guardiola, which automatically makes any player or anybody's work with him or anybody seen him, a viable manager because he knows pep and therefore pep is the best. so anyway, he went to burnley

one katie boulter is set to face paula badosa if the rain holds off, while dan evans is taking on holgereek campaign that lies ahead. let's get back to the campaign. in terms of what you have heard today, first from rishi sunak around to this triple lock plus and the labour preposition on the economy. your thoughts on both of these things? i thoughts on both of these things? i think it is interesting with rishi sunak making this triple lock plus pledge is very much appealing to those who vote conservative anyway, coming off the heels of his valve for national service is very much tells us that the conservatives are pursuing a core vote strategy trying to make sure they consolidate the quarter is, the demographics of the usually rely on, of the electorate rather than perhaps reaching out to swing voters or to middle—aged or younger demographics that they would needin younger demographics that they would need in order to pick up strong number of seats. that is perhaps to be expected when there are about 20 points behind labour in the polls. in particular, are facing a threat from reform uk