here's isabel hilton, ceo of the chinese analysis website china dialogue, on why.r against that and certainly the mood inside the conservative party would make it very difficult for boris johnson the conservative party would make it very difficult for borisjohnson to get any legislation through the house of commons, which has backbenchers disapproved of, so we have seen the quark way episode and i would watch closely to see if there are moves against the proposition that china should build a power plant in this country because there is some murmuring about that and that may well be the next casualty. were that to happen, we would certainly can see a strong reaction from china and they would not be a great deal to hope for in terms of the things that britain would want, which is greater progress on investment, greater access to the chinese market. i think it will be chilly for the time being at least. the new national security law has already seen a number of key pro—democracy activists leave hong kong overfear of being arrested. one of them is nathan law, a foundin

my guests... 0n socially distanced screens, stephanie baker of bloomberg news, isabel hilton of the websitena dialogue and here in the studio at a safe distance is the bbc‘s business editor, simonjack. welcome to you all. stephanie, let's take this to you first. everybody has dealt with the global sudden stop of the virus and now we have the restart and planning of the future. we had the uk chancellor setting out his plans this past week, what did you make of them? yes, rishi sunak, he really does love his branding. he came out with a series of catchy programmes. i think the remarkable thing is, he announced £30 billion of new spending, which sounded small, and that's only because already 160 billion has been spent supporting the economy through the crisis. look, some of his policies were really positive. the kickstart scheme in particular, to support employment of young people in private companies for six months. i think that is going to be potentially hard to roll out in the middle of the crisis when you still have a lot of private companies operating remotely. his meal deal, the eat 0ut

my guests... 0n socially distanced screens, stephanie baker of bloomberg news, isabel hilton of the website to you all.