And Jeremy Hunter said Boris Johnson needs to man up and face increased scrutiny if he wants to be Prime Minister. That is whatjeremy hunt said to borisjohnson. Global trade week. We kickoff our special coverage about how tit for tat ta riffs coverage about how tit for tat tariffs between the worlds biggest economies are affecting us all. Can a meeting later this week between donald trump and xijinping help cool trade tensions . Welcome to this monday edition of Asia Business report. This week, we are focusing on global trade and how us policies are changing the face of our goods are changing the face of our goods are bought and sold around the world. The biggest single issue of course is americas year long trade war with the worlds second largest economy. 25 tariffs are already in place on 250 billion worth of chinese goods with import duties threatened on the rest of what china ships to america, a whopping 539 billion worth of goods in 2018. Ta riffs billion worth of goods in 2018. Tariffs on 110 billion worth of us products. Monica millerjoins me now from right here in singapore. You are there at singapores Port Authority there and of course, we usually see a lot of container ships behind you some of year. Is that a sense that the trade war is having an impact. It could. There is a container ship. There are signs with the slowdown of the global economy. And that has been costly on global markets. There was an issue with previous administrations. There are Great Security concerns over this. Also, they have issues about once they backed down from this, china is not only in the uss says. India, earlier this month, while preferential treat and an agreement that they had which essentially means 6 billion work of goods that used to be exempt, are now going to be taxed. Later today going to find out what President Trump is going to do. He is going to increase tariffs due to military concerns. What happens at the two dont reach an agreement . Possibly the us as its ready to hit another 300 billion worth of goods if they dont like what they hear. You will be there at the port throughout the next couple of hours. Thats the big picture of global trade was. How consumers dealing with tariff hikes . Robin brown has been looking at the impact of chinese levies on us goods. This is one of your main sellers . Dont drink and drive is a common message on roads across the world analysis at the heart of the trade war. How much . 700. For more than a decade, this Chinese Business has been selling bottles of wine by the thousands, direct from the lush valleys of napa in northern california. This is 1a years old . But even chinas wealthy are buying less as the tariffs on American Wine sends prices up. A month ago they increased for the third time. Kevin has ditched his old shop in the last few months. The rent was just too much. But the trade war he saysis just too much. But the trade war he says is only half of it. The chinese we re says is only half of it. The chinese were willing to pay 1000 plus for a bottle are facing other problems. But remember, chinas pay trade war is not just but remember, chinas pay trade war is notjust on drinking american, its also on driving american. Two years ago i was reporting on the threat to us carmakers here like forward in its lincoln brand. First it based ta riffs lincoln brand. First it based tariffs than delays in some ports on the other is more pressure. In the past few weeks port has been hit with a fine for and for some the dislike the latest evidence on how the chinese authorities can exert a range of pressure in this ongoing trade war. Chinas wealthy consumers and their taste for americas finest are crucial in the stand off. After ta riffs are crucial in the stand off. After tariffs and other measures, china has a record of mobilising its people and maybe this time, there pallets. In terms of tariffs, though, the glass is almost full. 75 of the us goods now coming here have been hit already. Big ticket items like aircraft are pretty much all thats left. Robin brandt, bbc news, shanghai. Donald trump and xijinping are donald trump and xi jinping are set to meet on the sidelines of the summit in osaka, to meet on the sidelines of the summit in 0saka,japan, to meet on the sidelines of the summit in osaka, japan, so good that all relations between the two countries . I asked a former us trade representative how she felt negotiations were going so far. Representative how she felt negotiations were going so farlj think negotiations were going so far. |j think they are complicated. We are seeing some actions that are unprecedented. What are always difficult negotiations. Bubbly made more difficult by essentially retaliating on the impact on global trade. People are trying to figure out what to do. The us is a big exporter. We need access to the markets that we export to. Its really a n markets that we export to. Its really an unprecedented situation. Unprecedented but to what extent do you think resident froms tactic worked in bringing china to the fore for alleged unfair trade practices . They certainly come to the table, as some other countries, but getting someone to the table, getting a sovereign country to the table is not the same as finishing an agreement that will be successful and sustainable and enforceable. We know we are looking forward to the 620 at know we are looking forward to the g20 at the end of this week, very much a Pivotal Point of discussion there. Would World Leaders put any pressure on the us and china to come up pressure on the us and china to come up with solutions to resolve this trade war. I think they will and many of the leaders of the g20 are under threat themselves. From actions or potential actions from this administration. I dont know that they will have an agreement. I will be surprised. Agreements are tough to negotiate. Normally an agreement would be built from the bottle up and presented to the leaders to deal with the most sensitive and difficult issues. I think thats what the chinese are expecting. Meanwhile, Southeast Asian leaders have called for restraint in the disputed South China Sea and renewed their warning over us china trade concerns. This yea rs over us china trade concerns. This years host, the Prime Minister of thailand open the summit with a call for regional unity and a massive free trade pact with china and five other asia pacific nations to cushion any impact from americas trade conflict. Before we go, here is what we are watching on the business and economic calendar. First up, us secretary of state mike pompeo is in india today where he will be meeting with the countrys external affairs minister, laying the ground work for a meeting stated ta ke the ground work for a meeting stated take place on the sidelines of the 620 take place on the sidelines of the g20 summitand take place on the sidelines of the g20 summit and on tuesday, fedex will report Quarterly Earnings earlier this month. We sought china launching an investigation at the global career and Delivery Service diverted parcels destined for its asian addresses to the us. We will have a lot more on global trade all this week. In europe, india and mexico. Markets in the region, japan and australia, both open and trading at the moment. They are both flat to lower. We saw a similar close as well. All of that nervousness. Also nervousness over eran in the us moved out. But is it for the programme. The main story is the sale. Massive celebrations as the opposition wins a rerun of the istanbul election, a major setback for the president. The us secretary of state adds to the middle east to discuss iran with us allies. 0ur young people being exploited in their quest to find work . Unite believes so, saying some employers are using a loophole in Employment Law to use young people as free labour by offering them unpaid trial shifts. Like thousands of teenagers this summer, 16 year old mia had been looking for a part time job. Summer, 16 year old mia had been looking for a part timejob. When summer, 16 year old mia had been looking for a part time job. When a local cafe responded to her cv with the offer of a trial shifts, she was elated. She says she spent seven hours waitressing on a busy saturday but was not offered any work or paid the minimum wage. Identikit sphere all that we would not get paid just because were young, even though i think we should still be treated like adults and the fact that we are young doesnt mean that we should not be able to get the job are anything like that. Its interesting so anything like that. Its interesting so many other people have posted a similar experience to you. When her dad sean posted me as experience on social media, he says dozens of pa rents wrote back social media, he says dozens of parents wrote back saying their kids had experienced the same thing. So what does the law say . According to the government, its illegal to employ anyone on an unpaid work trial of what it calls an excessive period of time or if there is nojob on offer but trying to prove exactly what an excessive period of time actually is all that there was ever actually is all that there was ever a job actually is all that there was ever ajob in the actually is all that there was ever a job in the offing can prove tricky, especially if youre young and inexperienced. Guidelines that they put out kind of give a little bit of loophole to the employer to say this is a genuine trial and we need to assess whether the person is right for thejob need to assess whether the person is right for the job but that just creates a situation where employers can take advantage. After the bbc contact the can the cafe where mia had her tribal trial shifts, she received a text saying she had not got a job as a waitress and her travel expenses would now be reimbursed. 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We start at the womens pga championship at hazeltine in minnesota and a real sporting fairytale. Before this weekend, its probably safe to say that not a huge amount of people had heard of hannah green. Shes only been on the tour for two years and didnt have a Wikipedia Page until sunday. Well, the 22 year old has won her first major championship, the first by an australian in 13 years. The little known aussie has never come close to winning an lpga title, let alone a major. Having grabbed the overnight lead and started well with birdies at the second and 7th to take her to 11 under, there was a blip at the turn with 3 bogeys, but another birdie, then this pressure relieving shot out