and the likes of max schrems and others will be watching. he will be watching closely.rely on people like that to a degree. thank you adam for coming in and explaining all that. we expect that decision, all that advice, given in a few hours time and we will have you when it does come through. now let's turn to agriculture and the environment. green campaigners have long had a ‘beef‘ with the meat industry. the un panel on climate change says we should all eat less meat because of the damage done to the planet by cattle ranching. it's a big concern for farmers in brazil, one of the world's top producers and exporters. so researchers there are developing what they say is carbon—neutral beef. how does it work? take a look. let's go to the movies now — because star wars fans around the world are awaiting the release of the rise of skywalker today. one of those is rico hizon in singapore. may the force be with you. and with you, rico. will this live up to the box office expectations which are pretty high? that is the hope and eve ryo ne pretty high? that is the hope and ever

the case is driven by austrian activist max schrems, behind me here, who first took on facebook overcy as a young law student, eight years ago. in 2015, he successfully challenged the eu's old system of safeguarding its citizens‘ data when it was transferred to the us, arguing it wasn't good enough. well, if the court agrees that the eu's latest system isn't up to scratch, then thousands of companies — from tech firms to banks to carmakers and charities — would have to stop exporting eu citizens‘ data. under new general data protection regulations — gdpr — they could be fined up to 4% of global revenue if they don't. well, professor suzanne rab, of serle court, is a barrister who specialises in eu law, and shejoins me now. welcome. tell is in your view has significant this cases. this case is significant. it is an issue which goes beyond the particular dispute and relates to the mechanisms that businesses in the eu used to tra nsfer businesses in the eu used to transfer data outside of the european union. 50 transfer data outside of the european union. so potentially, very wide ramif