from wayland you tanita cyberdyne to my personal favorite the tyrrell corporation these iconic trans world conglomerates often stand as a stark warning to the dangers of unchecked corporate power and greed but sadly no one seems to be heeding the warnings and now too of what some people feel are the biggest of the big bad corporations on the planet amazon and goldman sachs are expanding their reach into our lives and bank accounts recently grocery stores were put on notice when jeff bezos online giant got into the food market business with their acquisition a whole foods now amazon is ready to take on big pharma yes with their recent one billion dollar acquisition of the online pharmacy start a pill pack amazon is now in the pharmaceutical industry because what better business is there to get into when you've got cia ties to the tune of six hundred million and you own the newspaper the newspaper of the nation's capitol. but not to be outdone in the department of diabolical our good friends at goldman sachs just announced that they are getting into the non collateralized personal loan busin

from wayland you tanita cyberdyne to my personal favorite the tyrrell corporation these iconic trans world conglomerates often stand as a stark warning to the dangers of unchecked corporate power and greed but sadly no one seems to be heeding the warnings and now too of what some people feel are the biggest of the big bad corporations on the planet amazon and goldman sachs are expanding their reach into our lives and bank accounts recently grocery stores were put on notice when jeff bezos online giant got into the food market business with their acquisition a whole foods now amazon is ready to take on big pharma yes with their recent one billion dollar acquisition of the online pharmacy start a pill pack amazon is now in the pharmaceutical industry because what better business is there to get into when you've got cia ties to the tune of six hundred million and you own the newspaper the newspaper of the nation's capitol. but not to be outdone in the department of the diabolical our good friends of goldman sachs just announced that they are getting into the non collateralized personal loan b

nearly end of the news conference putin presented tran with a twenty eighteen world cup ball and adding that it's now one his side a reference to the u.s. co-hosting the twenty and twenty six to one of many to do it you should be meeting with analysts who are of course looking for any telltale signs from the leaders behavior and some think handshakes speak volumes their first one came when they met in house thinking and the second happens in front of the media before the start of talks we asked the analyst on body language experts howard feldman what we can read into it. trump is coming from a very very highly critical domestic america so he's he's good he's very aware that his whole country is looking at him and trying to interpret what is really going on between these two leaders and this with that that he enters the room and he faces faces what seems to be an opponent so you start off and he's very he's almost stretching both of them off they sit down they believe the uncomfortable they look like a divorce an apple and then they reach out for their attention now what do you see about

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world better. i want to hold space for the trans- young woman who was assaulted transit black women have a life expectancy of 35 years. transit black women have a life expectancy of 35 years. that is a crisis. and we have to do something about it. what i want to say is that what we need is folks that are committed to struggling. not folks that have it all figured out. you are in the trenches committed to struggling and figuring it out. you're working with kids. your modeling with them sometimes that stuff doesn't click with them until much later. but the model matter. and never clicked immediately when i was a young person. it sometimes took it years later before i was like this is what they were saying. so being in the trenches in embodying the model. there is another way to be. there is a move up mode of self reflection even as a 55-year-old person that you can still grow, change and adopt new language. mean that model really matters. i think you're right. it is intense and enduring problem. what i would say is that the most transformative change comes in building relationships with folks. that's what i

stinging attack in germany in particular realize that the trans atlantic alliance can survive some special. and strong sell through to the world cop a final exam and go and push the blues boss to belgium france to play the brit off the other seventy four on the gracious face of england tonight. hello and welcome i'm on the touch a course in munich has found guilty the only surviving member of a terrorist cell that was involved in the ten year crime spree beyond a chipper has been sentenced to life in prison and fun game. ten counts of murder awesome and membership of a terrorist organization she belongs to the group calling itself the national socialist underground in a field which carried out ten racially motivated modest two bombings and a series of robberies that came to pass and i'm two thousand and eleven. and the obvious correspondent frank kaufman is in munich you sounding outside the courtroom frank a bit odd to cheaper has been given a life sentence richard ponting she is going to appeal but first if we're going to see how did she react when the verdict was read out. she reacted smaller less in the same way and had th

russia was interfering it's very confusing not only for the american public but also for other world leaders and trans own own advisers who had pressured him to try to do this damage control and for him to seemingly undo all of that again this morning and it is drawing condemnation again from all sides of the political spectrum in the united states but trump seemed to have. worked ahead of that this morning on twitter saying that these people who are criticizing him are hitters in his words who are suffering from trump the range meant syndrome barbara and we are waiting for a news conference from the white house spokesperson in the next few minutes or so we will of course take it here on al-jazeera but i also want to ask you about another story that could or couldn't. feeling the freshman woman who's been charged with acting as a foreign agent named maria boo tina she has apparently appeared before a federal judge and just talk us through a little bit about what exactly she's accused of and how this could also touch on trump. right so as a twenty nine year old russian national who according to the cou

of other democracies around the world -- united kingdom, france, germany, to name just a few countries. russia's goal is to advance its own interests by weakening the trans-atlantic alliance of democracies that arose after world war ii while also inflaming internal divisions in our country, as well as other countries. we should also be clear that this interference is directorred from the very -- directed from the very highest levels of the russian government. last week special counsel mueller announced a set of indictments of 12 members of russia's military intelligence service, the g.r.u. there can be no doubt that given the nature of the russian government, vladimir putin was directly involved in this effort. but our concern is not only what has already happened. more importantly, it is what could happen in the future. what happened in 2016 was an outrage, but we have got to make sure it does not happen in 2018 and future elections. last week director of national intelligence dan coats, a former republican u.s. senator, raised the alarm on growing cyber attacks, threats against the united states in a range of areas -- a range of areas, not just electio

any way, shape or form good for americans to trash and irreparably damage trans-atlantic operations that were constructed in world war ii, to say that is anything less than a calamity would be foolish. the europeans are actively discussing things they never thought they would have to consider. and once you construct something, once you build political and economic infrastructure outside of america's domain, outside of what america has built, controlled and enforced for the past 70 years, you have zero incentive to destroy it, to deconstruct it when trump's successor comes along. so this is not a situation, ladies and gentlemen, where, ah, things are just going to go back to normal when trump's successor comes. no, it's not. and the scary thing is, the europeans don't know how to do this because since the end of world war ii, no political official in europe -- mind you, political official, i'm not saying diplomat or bureaucrat -- had to figure out what it's like to achieve european interests outside the cko construct of american hygemity. they're figuring it out as they go. and the response from the treasury, the

he's, as you mentioned, pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership and the rest of the world is notme thing happening on national security. we saw germany, they say we're going to have to look to our own arraignments to defend ourselves. last night when the president with tucker carlson on fox, called into question the article five commitment under nato of the united states, it just shows the president with drawing from the world and the rest of the world adjusting and leaving us behind. >> let's talk about some ajustmen ajustments. alliance has said the propost -- according to them, the 25% proposed tariff on imported cars would increase the average price of an imported vehicle into the united states by $5,800. net effect is that some people won't buy cars. and there will be layoffs at car plants, demand will go down. this is -- these are real consequences to these thing, higher prices for american consumers. >> you know, i never thought -- covered multiple presidents. i've never seen one hit his own economy with a large hammer. and that's what the president is doing. if he goes ah

the headlines both trans-atlantic relations the pressures facing beyond german borders and also she immediately talks about an international framework very much where you have the world of trump angle of merkel of the european see international politics always based on values based and based on international agreements and can consensus how difficult has it been for her to hold that line which has come very much under fire hasn't she recently donald trump has just marauders across europe. chucking grenades at nato chucking grenades in a number ten downing street are calling germany a foe on the international trade it's tough times for germany very keen to hear what i'm going to merkel has to say about her relations with donald trump at this point in time and the other issues she was asked about right there is the one that's put her under pressure here at home in our conservative alliance which is migration and she talked about an immigration law what can we expect when talked about for so long here in germany there's always been resistance to it kind of point system maybe they're kind of their australia has into greece integrating foreign workers into their society w

york street where gay and trans people fought back against police harassment and brutality in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine kickstarting. rights movement around the world. watching the news my colleague sarah harman well here with you at the top of the hour with more news i'm not a croissant in berlin thanks for joining us. it's all happening going to be coming. your link to news from africa the world your links to exceptional stories and discussions continue and will comes after doing program tonight from germany from the news azizi taiwan i would say don't be too much africa join us on facebook t.w. africa.

york street where gay and trans people fought back against police harassment and brutality in one nine hundred sixty nine kickstarting b l g b t rights movement around the world. are watching the news i'm not a quasi member land thanks for joining us. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as attorneys i have worked on the streets of many cat interests and that for all those are almost the same core to the social inequality that can the freedom of the press and corruption work on the fourth to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see them right through fools who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson and work. on the brink of a trade war us president donnie trump and european commission president said they want to trade agreement. until that's in place they'll hold off on imposing new tariffs on each other. the threaten to tease on european car imports are probably of the table for the time being europe has also agreed to buy more liquefied natural gas in soybeans from the u.s. the

york street where gay and trans people fought back against police harassment and brutality in one nine hundred sixty nine kickstarting the l g b t rights movement around the world. are watching the news i'm not a member thanks for joining us. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers with official information as attorneys i have worked on the streets of many characters on that wall those are always the same forward to the social inequality that to the freedom of the press and corruption weak on the fourth just a science.

world are becoming increasingly saturated. workers at the italian comic affiliates are going on strike for a month. the reason the one hundred million euro trans fat refer to christiane iran now dirtier ventus. italy's annually family and shares in both fear and juventus fear its employees say the onus should invest the money and that was because rather than a football star. football fans have been swarming to come department store on moscow's red square. they want to buy official world cup much and dies from the fee for shop. i like to buy the ball i like how it looks it's a cool design these are will be some caps or a want. to share to. give to vote children voter kids and my family and my friend who worship twenty one the mexican pictured but it fell about. the crowds come face a bit to go white a leaf six people are allowed into this small space at once. demand is high and so with the prices some shirts cost over one hundred euros. if that's a bit steep there's a souvenir shop next door that sells russian dolls for just a few year writers some more affordable football much in dice. the world cup is a shopping spree for some people and the

going to do just that have on the legendary trans-siberian route from decca tandberg to moscow now this route takes passengers to the locations where some of the world cup soccer matches are being played so there is yet another reason to hop on board that elegant sars gold. line and watches over the people here in new york attire and work the city is russia's fourth largest it's also a near the birthplace of boris yeltsin. the passengers on the sars full train celebrate their arrival in europe their tour inboard lies right on the border between europe and asia. they've already travelled eight thousand kilometers from beijing feel the mongolian manchurian press in. and passed along bator like by calling your quote scan novosibirsk over ten days and nights until they arrived here in your guitar and board. the train as plush late decorated in accordance with the tastes of the soviet era when only high ranking party officials were allowed to travel on. the train and axel pot from hamburg have already seen a lot on their journey and they don't mind the modest accommodations. but a path to god often i get used to the small bed even though i am one meets a

wednesday's nato summit as brussels publicly swings back at trans criticism of a perceived lack of alliance funding by the e.u. . and the first of the world cup semifinals has just kicked off in some petersburg between belgium and france one of the sorts of manchester united manager joins i bring you in just a second. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me mickey aron who's got the world news update coming up for you but first it's time for football. thank you nikki yes and welcome back to manchester and i'm joined by the manager as a marine you're just so you've seen how the teams that are lined up here france and belgium what are your thoughts how do you think the first forty five minutes is going to go first of all i think feels wrong in the diagrams in the graphics they put i wouldn't believe and now when i watch the first couple of minutes i know that that that is wrong shadley is playing right back and the room not is not think i was going back to good to play as a wing back is too important for them to play as being broke so i think they repeat . the four in the back the they played against. against. brazil

fighting terrorism extremism drug trafficking trans border organized crime candy and greeks has a unique play in the global economy this is the largest market in the world and the joint g.d.p. . forty two percent of the global g.d.p. and keeps growing at the twenty two point three percent economic sphere the brics countries are collectively solving problems related to modernization of the industry development of modern technology right acknowledges compared development of our competitive edge and improvement of the will. to live a life of our population those are the priorities for the south african chairmanship in the briefs and these priorities the brics members of the states to continue count in their work during this year and this work has been successful here we are talking about the team early show has been proposed for a discussion at this meeting the office. fourth industrial revolution or the so-called digital revolution. affects the development of four countries of the world and including brics member countries the digitalisation process covers almost all spheres of our lives creates new economic centers reduces costs and increase the producti

daniel world gone mad. sorry but trans parents are forcing this in some cases. don't get it myself. a waiting list that's gone up to two—plus years, i have to wait over a year on hormone blockers. and it's like... i want tokes press express myself like this. if people say i'm being pressured they don't understand what it is like to have be trans, because i think trying to force a gender on someone doesn't work. the thing is we have realised that people are trying to force a gender on us and we have broken out of that being forced like say for myself, i was like hammered with a lot of feminine stuff, i'm fine as expressing myself as male and it is so right. i don't think anybody showers forced to express themselves in any way. that is vile. what harassment have you experienced? even at a young age before i came out, it isjust a lot of slurs and foul language towards myself. when i came out, people would use the t—slur and other things and use nick names like insultingly, because my dead name, like the name i don't use any more, because it is no longer they name, because it is no long

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trans-atlantic alliance. nato is at the core of a 73 year history. it was there after world are war 2. it helped us win the cold war. the only time they have usedare 2. it helped us win the cold war. the only time they have used collective defense is on behalf of the united states after september 11th. and only in the president's pash legal parallel alternate universe can you stab your leahost in the ba and then embrace them. >> when she was asked to do you feel undermined by president trump, she said no. >> she is far more diplomatic than the president. >> thank you for coming, senator. more on the breaking news. massive protests under way right now, these are anti-president trump protests in the streets of london. more in a moment. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? and it's als

tran, and jenn lyon. and i lovingly say, if all of the nail salons ended in the world, the women from "claws", we got you-- how long did you have to go to nail school? was it - was it intensive >> i had to go to nail school for two whole weeks. >> seth: wow i'm very impressed >> you thought i was gonna say years? no, just - [ laughter ] just two weeks >> seth: i was willing to guess days, so i'm very impressed with weeks. and was there anybody -- was there a standout among the -- of your cast >> you're looking at her [ light laughter ] >> seth: you were the -- you were the best. and you -- the show is on tnt, so - >> yes >> seth: you know, it's a cable show you get away with some stuff that maybe you wouldn't get on network tv you've done some pretty outrageous stuff is there things that you are -- are shocked that you get to do, or happy you get to do >> you mean, like, have sex? >> seth: there's a lot of sex on the show [ light laughter ] there's a lot of sex on the show >> but i - i am shocked by when it happened because, you know, one would think, if somebody was going to ask you to play a sexy chara

trans parent propaganda. and disappearing facts we know are true. it is also the most serious stuff in the world, too. go back to that putin-trump summit last week. in addition to the two leaders reacting with reporters, there was also, of course, the one-on-one meeting that happened between putin and trump for which our president specifically asked that no other u.s. official be present. because no other u.s. officials were present, we have no idea what was said to in that meeting or agreed to by our president. he made no public account of what happened, what he might have agreed to or even what was discussed. russia, however, keeps making new announcements about all the things they say trump agreed to in that meeting. and of course, there is no way of factually countering anything they might assert about what trump might have agreed to or not. it is interesting to note the white house hasn't even tried to contest anything that russia has asserted. they haven't pushed back even a little bit but tonight it has taken a more serious turn. for the past few days the russian military has made repeated stat

world. we will be able to pursue trade agreements with key partners and on friday the cabinet agreed we would consider seeking success to the agreement for trans pacific partnership. mr. speaker, our brexit plan for britain respects what we've heard from businesses about how they want to trade with the eu after we leave and will ensure we are best place to capitalize in line with our modern industrial strategy. as i set out in the house before, our proposal also includes a far reaching security partnership that will ensure continued close cooperation with our allies across europe while enabling us to operate an independent and independent foreign policy. this is not just a plan good for british jobs but good for safety and security of our people at home and in europe too. some have asked whether this proposal is consistent with the commitments made in the conservative manifest to. it is the manifesto said as we leave the european union we will no longer be members of the single market or customs union but we will seek a deep and special partnership including a comprehensive free trade and customs agreement and that is exactly what the perfect

world. 63% of survivors are aged 53 and over. new infection cases have shifted away from gay men. >> we are seeing more infection cases in women, particularly transomen and trans women of color.>> reporter: one participant says he recalls when the epidemic started in the 1980s. he was in his 20s and did not think he was going to survive. >> i question whether or not i could've lasted or how long i could've gone without being infected. that has always been on my mind. >> reporter: project informed also helps with the walk. over the years. it is also numbing to know how many people are living with hiv and are unnecessarily sick. i would like to change that.>> reporter: participate say that this is a way to raise awareness about hiv and aids, generate support and research to find a cure and phone support services for survivors. >> today's generation of young folks do not understand a time when an entire community was decimated by hiv/aids. >> reporter: the opening ceremony will start at 9:45 sunday morning. the walk will begin at 10:30. they hope to raise $2 million. >> if people still want to take part can they still sign up and how do they do that

trans channel politics. >> i am not sure. helpful.hink it is a lot of things he is trying to do in the world, take a tougher position on tradeices, is something a lot of us think needs to be addressed. the way he goes about it, alienating his friends and on goods,riffs undermines the collaboration between allies. >> it might work for him in some areas? >> what is the evidence it has worked so far? >> he will say, look at what nato has done. they are spending more. they made ade -- commitment to increase defense spending. he has a point on burden sharing. he has not succeeded in further increasing that. it was not as bad as many of us have feared. >> when you mentioned china, i know you have a lot of experience with negotiations, what would be the outcome that would allow from here both the u.s. and china to save face? >> they have to get together and , get into a negotiation about issues. china is reciprocating the measures president trump is imposing. it is not escalating. the chinese do not want to go to a trade war. they would rather stabilize this. there is scope for negotiation at the american side once to do this -- wa

tran that maybe ade will result? and that will be good for companies doing business around the world? i hope it is not too pollyanna-ish to look forward to a possible resolution that gets close if not all the way to a trump proposal removing all trade barriers. and this point i think the political ends are trumping, if you will, the longer-term potential. once those obstacles are out of the way is that i think we'll better environment and could have a fairly substantial relief rally in the wake of some resolution. in the near term the fed chair getting ready to testify, people waiting for a rate hike in september. if that is the outcome, what is that mean for global equities -- what does that mean for global equities? >> i am very positive on the long-term outlook for equities. near-term, geopolitical concerns have been dragging things down. in the long run, i believe that a couple of forces are in play that could help equities in the u.s. and globally as well. one has been in play for several years which is relatively low and relatively stable energy prices. while we are pushing high

the world we will be able to pursue trade agreements with key partners and on friday the companies agreed that we would consider seeking access to the comprehensive and progressive agreements for trans-pacific partnership. this is be collaborative plan for britain respects what we have heard from businesses about how they want to trade with the e.u. after we leave and will ensure we are best placed to capitalize on the industries of the future in line with our modern industrial strategy finally as i've set out in this house before our proposal also includes a far reaching security partnership that will ensure continued close cooperation with our allies across europe while enabling us to operate an independent foreign and defense policy so this is not just a plan that is good for british jobs but good for the safety and security of our people at home and in europe to. some of our asked whether this proposal is consistent with the commitments made in the conservative manifesto it is the manifesto set out and i quote as we leave the. rippin union we will no longer be members of the single market or customs union but we will seek a d. and special partnership including a comprehensive fr

world needs more electricity, reliable electricity. we have gone from a mechanical age to a digital age, and we are the future. it will transition from centralized, large monoliths from the trans -- from the grid that cannot be reliable in the face of natural disasters, whether it is wildfires or hurricanes. what we offer is a great value proposition. our hope for the global market, you talked about the international market, is what ing, asd to telephon people went from having a landline to a cell phone, that is what will happen. alex: bringing you back domestically, you clocked a win from the trump administration getting the reinstatement of the tax for the investment fuel-cell credit. how did you navigate that? lots of companies are trying to win with trump and you seem to have clocked one for yourself. they made alized mistake and it was all about a level playing field. playing on a non-level playing field is not republican or democrat. this is american innovation, invented in this country, and technology that only this country has. if we do not do the right thing and create a level playing field in our country, we will see these and other countries. i do not think any amer

trans colchancellor of germg the same to the prime minister of england and completely ignoring indictments against 12 operators of the russian military intelligence. it is -- he is succeeding on the worldge with a very weak hand. >> susan glasser, let me bring you in. you spoke to 16 u.s. former government officials worked with every president about preparations for the summit. they also said there's no historical precedent for the meeting that's going to take place. you write, quote, republicans and democrats alike were resigned to trump being outplayed by putin, a former state department official spent decades said our guy here is like an amateur boxer going up against muhammad ali. what could vladimir putin do in this meeting? he doesn't have jedi mind tricks. >> i thought that was an interesting observation but a lot of people have said that implies that president trump is -- uses this as a boxing match which perhaps he does not. many think president trump who personally sought this meeting, his goal in fact is to have a much more friendly encounter with president putin. he said that just the other day while he was busy bashing our allies as david pointed out. he was also saying he

world. i'd love to hear personal experience about how you have experienced the into what extents were you aware of that before you transition? >> guest: i was so consumed with the trans phobia that would come my way that i don't think i fully grasps how pervasive the sexism and misogyny would be. i say in the book and i said before i came out to only find myself stuck in the kitchen. i was someone you tried to think about the -isms and phobias in the world. but, because in many ways is so insidious it becomes almost subtle or invisible. it's in the thousands of decisions you have to make everyday. you see the sexism and in society forcing women to have to navigate this world is supposed to be for just existing in this world. i'll never forget the first time i experienced harassment where i understood intellectually it would make you feel as a, but i did not realizing how dehumanizing it would be to have a stranger feel entitled to comment on my body and my person because i had the audacity to walk by then. that experience of street harassment also illustrates this intersection reality that we are all interacting with multiple identities. my identity in that moment as

world trading system, including a wto, most particularly china but not only china. okay? he's trying to fix that. >> laura: remember the kochs supported the job andix sovereignty killing trans-pacific partnership, and the nafta agreement that bush obama, and until the campaign at least, hillary championed. the koch network, like the rest of the g.o.p. old guard, is positively furious with trump'so use of tariffs to level the playing field. in fact, they announced's last month that they have committed to a multimillion dollar multiyear campaign to oppose what trump is doing onn trade. i have a question, though. why would they want to lock us into these never ending trade deficits when the president's efforts so far are actually bearing fruit? we saw what happened with the e.u. last week. south korea already renegotiated their deal.e. and watch what happens in the next few weeks with both mexico and china. it's going to be really good. meanwhile, american workers, ane even farmers, some have been caught in the cross fire of trump's tough trade battle with china. but they are standing by the president. why? well, they like that he is fighting for them even if it hurts their interest i

for me, being trans, sometimes i feel like i'm not seen the way i want to be seen, and with art you have all the control in the worldent yourself the way you want to. >> max and joel are in lebanon right now. for example at the camp in bangladesh, the painting of the murals has continued now for months under the guidance of local artists who can work with the kids, and it's a chance for artists to be artists. >> it's amazing the projects. they've done that in philadelphia where they involve the communities. when you bring the community in and everybody creates something together, there's a sense of ownership and it's incredibly explosive. >> in schools there's tension between kids. one student said this is the one time we don't seem to be fighting and bickering. >> gorgeous works of art. >> amazing. >> impressive. >> stunning. >> brook silva-braga, thanks very much zwroo as annoying as they may be, digital assistants are helping us do more and more f every day, but you everybody never seen one quite like this, a floating head that comes when you call it to help astronauts accomplish their tasks. we'll introduce you

response to china now producing half of the world's steel when they produced probably 15% of it 15 years ago and therefore having that steel come through trans-shipment to our country. they don't know. i think the same is true with the european union. recently there's been discussion with regard to the 232 case, again, different than the 301, that it's about autos. well, if it's about autos, we ought to be very clear, and i don't think that 232 is the right tool to use, but to the extent we have these tariffs in place, we need to be clear, and, again, realistic in terms of our objectives. senator isaacson talked about my being in this position to negotiate in the past and i think it's clear to all people who have been in that position that without having a clear and realistic negotiating objective, and as compared to that sending mixed messages, it's very difficult to get to a solution. so, i would -- i say this to you as the representative of the administration who's here, knowing you're not in direct negotiations, but maybe you could respond to that. do our trading partners know what our objectives are with regard to these trade cases that

world's biggest free trade deals. the new agreement will remove tariffs on most goods. japan has welcomed the completion of negotiations with the eu after the us withdrew from the trans—pacificp agreement and the economic partnership agreement. we are putting in place the largest bilateral trade deal ever. this is an act of enormous strategic importance for the rules—based international order at a time when some are questioning this order. we are sending a clear message that we stand together against protectionism. concerns over the safety of some children s slime products have been raised after several were found to contain excessive levels of the harmful element boron which can cause vomiting and cramps. the gooey substance has become a social media craze, but eight out of 11 slime products tested by consumer group which, failed eu safety standards. the government says it's reviewing the results. earlier i spoke to nikki stopford, director of research and publishing at which? magazine about the potential dangers of slime. this is very worrying, that their products being sold on the uk market that have levels of a chemical that is known to have health risks. we are worried

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