the boss of vauxhall tells us how serious a threat the global chip shortage is to the auto industry. finding inner peace — i talk to the boss of headspace we begin in china, where a new privacy law comes in to effect today. the personal information protection law, has more teeth than other data laws in other countries, and its set to have wide—reaching implications for how firms handle cross—border data. how businesses use our data, where its stored and how its protected is a major concern for individuals and governments. china is now laying out the most severe penalties for firms who transfer key data overseas without proper authorisation from the chinese government, and could even blacklist firms to stop them gaining access to data from chinese citizens. joining me now is suzanne rab, barrister, serle court chambers. lovely to see you. talk lovely to see you. talk us lovely to see you. talk us through this new law in china. how will it work and how will it impact businesses outside china �*s it impact businesses outside china '- ., ., it impact businesses outside china '- ., it imp

and vauxhall�*s managing director said that the global shortage of computer chips will continue to be rest of the year. staying with transport, toyota has restarted operations of its autonomous vehicles at the paralympic village in tokyo. services were halted after vehicle hit a visually impaired athlete last week. big news for gamers in china. the country's video games regulator has said gamers under the age of 18 will be only allowed to play for an hour each day on fridays, weekends and holidays. the move is part of a recent crackdown by the chinese government on the pastime, with a state media outlet calling online games "spiritual opium". and, finally, if you're worried about robots taking all of ourjobs, look away right now. agility robotics have showed off their latest bipedal creation, digit. the company claim that the weirdly headless automaton is well suited to highly repetitive tasks and is meant to allow us humans to concentrate more on creative endeavours. i just hope someone told the robots that. insects are a sustainable, protein—rich food source, and i've already seen t

the welcome vauxhall unseen to national and our in depth coverage of the elections to the state. duma, which is russia low house of parliament, pulling stations open their doors yesterday and saturday to keep them open for another 2 days until sunday on his new harvey explains. whole international observers dropped in on polling stations across the country. despite the numbers being restricted because of coven, 250 members were present this year. they represent more than 50 different countries and 10 different international organizations. and one of the observers shared with is what they think the medical security condition about. so like all the per say i do to make the vote and transparent. energy to me, i really appreciate is there are so many measures and so many conditions that personally we don't have any helpful additions or electors varies from country to country. how does the process work in russia? 450 and pace with 225 electoral districts chosen to the state duma for a 5 year term, half of them elected by majority voting based on one m. p per constituency. the remaining 225

the boss of vauxhall tells us how serious a threat the global chip shortage is to the auto industry.

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. 239 jobs at the vauxhall plant in luton south i at the vauxhall plant in luton south were at risk thison workers throughout this pandemic. clearly that can't continue indefinitely but i can reassure her specifically that the government is investigating and supporting gigafactories and we will create the jobs of the future in her constituency and right across the uk. i ., , constituency and right across the uk. ~ ., , uk. all of us here en'oy the opportunity * uk. all of us here en'oy the opportunity to h uk. all of us here en'oy the opportunity to eat _ uk. all of us here enjoy the opportunity to eat british i uk. all of us here enjoy the i opportunity to eat british food uk. all of us here enjoy the - opportunity to eat british food and drink and enjoy british flowers. i join all cornwall mp5 pressing this home secretary to remove the seasonal workers scheme next year. will the deputy prime minister please speak to the home secretary to remind her of the urgency of getting the seasonal agricultural workers scheme renewed. mt; workers scheme renewed. my honourable friend is a powerful

here are some of our weather watcher pictures from yesterday — glorious blue skies in vauxhall and againd to start the day, but it's not a widespread problem. certainly very mild out there, too, and temperatures will rise nicely in all of that sunshine. we're likely to see the high 20s again quite widely — 30 degrees celsius always possible toward central and western areas. perhaps a little bit of high cloud just coming and going at times, and that will turn the sunshine a bit hazier. you can start to see our approaching weather front from the west as we head towards the end of the day — that's going to sweep its way eastwards overnight. so it will turn cloudier, it'll still be mild, rather humid—feeling, and there'll also be some showers at times. and we're looking at heavy, thundery downpours potentially on and off through the day tomorrow. but it's still warm for this time of year with temperatures peaking this time in the low 20s in celsius. it's a bit windier still on friday, there'll also be some showers around, generally cooler and unsettled for the rest of this week. i'm back wit

and if that's toyota, then this is a managing director of vauxhall uk. it's a global problem. administration acknowledges. as you know, we've been working with a semiconductor shortage i since day one of the president's administration. _ and it's time to get more aggressive. i the situation is not getting better. in some ways, it's getting worse. this is one of so many different ways of the global supply chain is making itself felt. it's a reminder the things that can sometimes feel distant and detached from our lives, like the nature of globalisation or the practicalities of the shipping industry, do connect directly to us all. right down to the things that we make and the things we want to buy. this is an issue as christmas approaches. cos if you think you're going to go into toy stores in december as you normally would do, with santa's wishlist, and you're going to get what you want, you will be very disappointed. the issues with the global supply chain have created short—term challenges, but they're also a prompt to consider how we organise our world. globalisation has mad