Requires focused policies, redoubling efforts and work and concerted efforts from all sides. Lets head over to our Asia Business hub and speak tojoao da silva. Its a crucial meeting, talk us through the headlines as this all gets underway. This is not m, but sweet cream to pop up, here years. Thank you forjoining us, its a crucial meeting, took us through the headlines as this gets under way on day one. What gets under way on day one. What is interesting gets under way on day one. What is interesting is gets under way on day one. What is interesting is how gets under way on day one. W� ue� ii is interesting is how similar those targets that were Just Announced our to those of last year and that despite the fact that the merger in the worlds second largest economy has changed. The government is expecting growth of around 5 in 2024 which is pretty much the same as forecast in 2023, it expects inflation of 3 , the deficit to stay also within its preferred 3 limit and the Unemployment Rate to be around 5. 5 , which is already much in line with previous targets. The thing is the consensus among analysts seems to be that this may all be too ambitious, china grew 5. 2 last year but that is from a low base during the pandemic, right now its facing persistent deflation, a worsening Property Crisis and sustainable local Government Debt levels and low birth rates. This is not to say the Chinese Government is not acknowledging these problems in his speech this morning li qiang listed some of the problems but did not offer much in terms of addressing each of them specifically, he spoke broadly of the new initiatives to tackle problems in the property sector and he said research would be stepped up in new technologies like ai and life sciences. We have to wait and see what this means in terms of addressing the more immediate economic concerns in chinese economy. Chinese economy. Joao da silva, thats pick chinese economy. Joao da silva, thats pick up chinese economy. Joao da silva, thats pick up on chinese economy. Joao da silva, thats pick up on this chinese economy. Joao da silva, thats pick up on this and thats pick up on this and speak more about it. Joining me now is alistair burlinson, china analyst, from enodo economics. So 5 growth is ambitious, but is it realistic given the Economic Situation today . I think it is, i dont think the target is particularly surprising. I dont think its so conservative that will further oppress the economic prospects or sentiment in the country. Nor is it so ambitious that it undermines the consistent message that growth must stabilise and is now second order to more longer term objectives, most importantly as was on display today in the Opening Ceremony of the National Leaders congress. The transition of the chinese economy towards one based on high Tech Innovation, indigenous innovation and new Productive Forces as the driver of that economy. The Economic Growth target had become much less important in recent years in response to the acceleration of those ambitions. What other policies could we expect to get things moving . I think the physical support will remain fairly conservative but there are a few areas in which it is likely to emerge. Most of them have a ready been announced, first we have a special purpose bond for local governments which were mostly seemingly targeted at construction for manufacturing in line with the broader ambitions for high Tech Innovation and development of those industries. Secondly i think throughout the year we will see some funding for more Affordable Housing late last year the government announced a plan to i think make around 30 of the Housing Market affordable for low income families and as in the months since then we have seen some funding emerge for that they will be very important method of funding to both in terms of the Property Crisis and to getting some growth going this year. Forthe getting some growth going this year. For the Property Crisis this is a Long Term Plan as well because in that plan they released last year they talked about the Affordable Housing being a Necessary Foundation for the reemergence of commodity housing. Fiscal support will be very targeted on those inks this year. The us trade war on those inks this year. The us trade war has on those inks this year. The us trade war has been on those inks this year. The us trade war has been a on those inks this year. The us trade war has been a drag on those inks this year. The us trade war has been a Drag On I Trade War has been a drag on the economy, but could we possibly see any movement or softening on that . Softening on that . From china orthe us, softening on that . From china orthe us, i softening on that . From china or the us, i dont softening on that . From china or the us, i dont think softening on that . From china or the us, i dont think we or the us, i dont think we will see any softening from either ill see any softening from either side. Either ill see any softening from either side. On either |will see any softening from either side. On the either |will see any softening from either side. On the us either |will see any softening from l either side. On the us side either |will see any softening from either side. On the us side we either either side. On the us side we have an election coming up in which both sides will outcompete each other to be more and more hawkish on china and on the chinese side what emerges on the show turned out convinced very strongly that the long term trend is clear and it must become more self reliant in technology. There will be a very little progress on that in the long term. Progress on that in the longterm. Progress on that in the ionaterm. ~ i. , progress on that in the ionaterm. , ~ ,. Longterm. Thank you very much indeed, fascinating longterm. Thank you very much indeed, fascinating to longterm. Thank you very much indeed, fascinating to see longterm. Thank you very much indeed, fascinating to see what l indeed, fascinating to see what comes out of this meeting. The china analyst. Later today voters across america will be taking part in the biggest day of voting in the us outside of the november election known as super tuesday. In 16 states across the country democrats and republicans get to say who they want to see on the ballot come november. So what is the economic temperature across america and how will it influence voters . Lets speak now to the economist peter morisi, professor at the university of maryland. An exciting day. Its the republicans who are in the spotlight really here. How do they sell an economic message, whoever wins . I think that inflation will be the big issue when it comes to the big issue when it comes to the economy. Inflation has come down and it is now in the neighbourhood of 3 but folks remember that not long ago the price of milk was 25 lower, the price of Automobile Insurance was a third lower and they are frustrated. The other thing is during the pandemic the government a lot of checks, people have a lot of extra money to spend so they fell richer than they were. You have a combination of those monies having finally run out, that extra cash until early this year to run out. The higher prices. They are experiencing real spending cutbacks that are quite large. We are spending more on food at home then we have in several decades. That is starting to really bite in terms of how people feel about the economy and they hold joe biden responsible for that. What youre saying is this is not quite cutting to on the street yet and peoples Household Budgets it feels like we turned a corner and america has bounced back better than many other areas around the world but people are not feeling that in their pocket yet . Feeling that in their pocket et . , � , feeling that in their pocket et . � ,. , � , yet . Thats right. Thats the basic problem yet . Thats right. Thats the basic problem joe yet . Thats right. Thats the basic problem joe biden yet . Thats right. Thats the i basic problem joe biden faces. Basic problem joe biden faces. When i look at the situation i feel that the administration of donald trump and joe biden and the Federal Reserve all shares significant blame. Thats not how voters see things, its the incumbent that gets blamed and similar to what is going on in britain. Your government is in a terrible budget vice but the sitting government doesnt really responsible for that as much as the government that go back to decades. Back to decades. Even so joe biden can back to decades. Even so joe biden can surely back to decades. Even so joe biden can surely point back to decades. Even so joe biden can surely point to back to decades. Even so joe biden can surely point to his| biden can surely point to his been a pretty good custody and of public finances, he can point around the world and say the us is performing better than g7 nations. Hes got a good sell there . Americans are more inward good sell there . Americans are more inward looking good sell there . Americans are more inward looking than more inward looking than british people. And other countries, because were such a large country. Those kinds of comparisons have tried to make dont sell well. We are doing better than the europeans and the chinese, and americans will turn around and say so what . Im doing was that i was three years ago. This is historically the Biggest Issue in president ial elections. If you ask voters what matters they say immigration but immigration consequences are very localised. The states were bites are states that frankly are already determined. New york is a democratic state, no matter how frustrated people with immigration that state is going tojoe biden. Texas a matter how frustrated people with immigration in texas that state is going to donald trump or Donald Trumpjust state is going to donald trump or donald trump just has no chance of winning whatsoever. The swing states, the states where the election is determined in places like wisconsin, michigan, and sylvania, arizona, most of those this is not like that hard. It bites hard in arizona but not the others. The upper midwestern states dont have the home was banging around their cities. My feeling is everybody is going to say immigration really matters but the economy will be the determining factor. figs the economy will be the determining factor. As we know it is the economy. Determining factor. As we know it is the economy. Thank determining factor. As we know it is the economy. Thank you i it is the economy. Thank you very much indeed. As at the university of maryland. Elon musk made headlines last week for suing 0penai and its ceo sam altman. This week, though, hes on the other side of a lawsuit. 0ur north America Business correspondent erin delmore has more. He is being accused of unfairly depriving for topped Wood Executives out of the severance. The former executive say elon musk was that more than 128 million collectively. And our suing. Than 128 million collectively. And oursuing. Here than 128 million collectively. And our suing. Here is the discrepancy. Elon musk sat at the time that he fired them for because i did not need to pay them severance. At the former executive say that that is not true. There had been on the forefront of efforts to make elon musk follow through on his acquisition of twitter after he offered and backed away. The Group Includes twitter� s former chief executive, the companies former chief financial officer, the former chief legal officer and the former general counsel. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in california on monday. Lets get some of the days other news now. Staying with elon musk. Shares in tesla fell more than 7 after a decline in sales in china during the lunar new year. The fall in sales in its key market, which is down 19 compared to a year ago, comes as the top ev maker is battling a decline in demand and rising competition across the globe. Us Aviation Regulators say they have found multiple instances where boeing failed to comply with manufacturing Quality Control requirements. The federal Aviation Administration also said it found non compliance issues in boeings manufacturing process control, parts handling and storage, and product control. The faas audit was prompted by the mid air emergency in january involving a new 737 max 9 that lost a door plug mid air. Still to come Europe Vs Big Tech as apple gets handed a huge fine. Whats the outlook for Tech Regulation in the eu . Around the world and across the uk. This is bbc news. Bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk different stories from across the uk. 3515 different stories from across the uk. � ,. ,. Different stories from across the uk. � ,. ,. , the uk. 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What are we expecting from these gdp figures . Good morning from johannesburg. South africa will be releasing its gdp figures in a few hours time and the consensus among economists in the country seems to be that they will be growth rate for 2023. Properly between 0. 5 and under i . In properly between 0. 5 and under 1 . In a sense this will be good news because we will have avoided a technical recession because the Third Quarter of last year had negative growth. As you said in your introduction, the South African Economy is not performing well and on employment is high. The Population Growth Rate is hovering at about 1 . Any Gdp Growth Rate of less than that would indicate falling gdp per capita which means we will all be slightly poorer than we were last year. Be slightly poorer than we were last ear. ,. , last year. Suddenly a better urowth last year. Suddenly a better growth rate last year. Suddenly a better growth rate here last year. Suddenly a better growth rate here than i last year. Suddenly a better growth rate here than in i last year. Suddenly a better| growth rate here than in the uk. Electricity production has been at the lowest annual level in two decades. How much of a drag is that on the wider economy . Electricity production has been a serious drag on the South African Economy for the past 15 years. Since about 2008, failures in planning and operation of our Electricity System has meant that we had a load shedding, rotating power cuts so certain areas at certain times of day dont have electricity. This has got much worse in the last three years. Paradoxically one of the reasons we have some growth is that the regulations have been changed and firms, farms, factories, mines have been allowed to invest in their own powers. This has driven some activity quite a lot of activity quite a lot of activity i think 5000 megawatts already has been installed of solar power, batteries, wind and other forms and some jobs have been created around that as well but generally the power crisis has to be overcome for us to achieve higher growth rate levels. Rate levels. Obviously the economy rate levels. Obviously the economy in rate levels. Obviously the economy in america i rate levels. Obviously the economy in america is i rate levels. Obviously the | economy in america is the rate levels. Obviously the I Economy In America is the key issue and is at the same in south africa . South africa . Theres an election. South africa . Theres an election, lectures i south africa . Theres an election, lectures all south africa . Theres an i election, lectures All Around The World in 2024. The economy is a very important thing, we have been Fighting Inflation as other parts of the world have been doing so Monetary Policy authorities have been pushing up authorities have been pushing up Interest Rates, The Cost Of Living has been rising, we had a budget that was announced last month in february where they were trying to contain expenditure and borrowing to not put Inflationary Pressure to the economy so it is hope that later on in the year if inflation starts to come down then maybe Interest Rates will begin to fall. Unfortunately we have petrol price and diesel price rises tomorrow significant price rises as we approach the election i think theres two possible outcomes as with all the other countries either becomes a serious mandate for sensible economic reform and growth in enhancing reform and growth in enhancing reform or Thejenna Condie the bottle and is counter productive ideas that start to circulate. The genie comes out of the bottle. Thank you so much. During a stirfrom johannesburg. There are more than 25 safe and effective vaccines to prevent disease. But millions still die every year because the doses dont get to the people that need them. 0ne company has been looking at ways to streamline the process and in doing so save lives. My colleague lara lewington, from the bbc click show, has been to meet them. This is one of the infections that are spread by mosquitoes, usually confined to sub Saharan Africa but has started to spread. 0ne Vaccine Hasjust been approved by the food and Drug Administration in the us but others are working on it as well. One of them is the bristol based start up. It is developed a new synthetic protein called a derma. The protein called a derma. The protein is adorned with the target virus but is not affected itself. Its a different approach to how other vaccines like the covid 19 ones were made but as one big advantage. Were made but as one big advantage advantage. This can be produced. Advantage. 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If they do succeed the possibilities in other areas could be huge as well. Such as Cancer Vaccines that train the bodys Immune System to make antibodies against a tumour. This is a small company, though, up against a big challenge and big pharma. These vaccines are not inhuman sense it is a way to go. Now lets talk about big tech. On monday, apple was fined 1. 8 billion euros by the eu for breaking Competition Laws over Music Streaming. The European Commission said the firm had prevented streaming services from informing users of Payment Options outside of the apple app store. This is all part of a wider eu crack down emit new legislation known as the Digital Markets act. Live now to russ mould, investment director, aj bell. This fine, took us to how significant it is . 2 billion is a lot of significant it is . 2 billion is a lot of money significant it is . 2 billion is a lot of money in i significant it is . 2 billion i is a lot of money in anyones language. Its the first time apple has been fined, its one of the biggest European Commission has imposed for competition purposes but that said apple does have 162 billion in cash in its balance sheet, it makes 30 billion or more in the last three months after tax before christmas so apple can easily afford it. Share price did go down, 3 yesterday to investors or king up yesterday to investors or king up longest an impact on the business model. By, up longest an impact on the business model. Up longest an impact on the business model. A lot of money in my Book Business model. A lot of money in my book and business model. A lot of money in my book and yours business model. A lot of money in my book and yours im i business model. A lot of money in my book and yours im sure. | in my book and yours im sure. They have such a huge turnover, wilbur� s act as a deterrent and do they have to stop Playing Fairy now with competitors . I believe the company will appeal and you could perhaps say no apple has a ready changed its Operating Practice in some ways as adapting the ios system, you can use other Digital Payment system is notjust apple, they have downloadable apps from other Software Providers so that pressure is already having impact, yes. That pressure is already having impact. Yes impact, yes. Action speaks louder than impact, yes. Action speaks louder than words impact, yes. Action speaks louder than words with i impact, yes. Action speaks louder than words with the | impact, yes. Action speaks i louder than words with the eu talking for some time now about tracking down on big tax. How significant you think this is for them to make a move like this in a wider impact that will happen now . This in a wider impact that will happen now . There have been big fines will happen now . There have been big fines already i will happen now . There have been big fines already for i been big fines already for amazon, instagram, google which is owned by alphabet and there are more coming because they have introduced duty pr, the Data Protection regulations and on the sixth of march, tomorrow, the new Digital Market Outcomes and that way is down 22 laws, very clear and any firm that braxton will be potentially subject to a fine and it makes it easierfor the European Commission to get to that process very quickly with the spotify lawsuit weve been discussing Music Streaming it is taking it five or seven years to get at this point but in the new law will be a quicker process where they have to prove that the law has been broken rather than a big consumer harm. Broken rather than a big consumer harm. ,,. ,. ,. , consumer harm. Spread around the world. Consumer harm. Spread around the world, the consumer harm. Spread around the world, the eu consumer harm. Spread around the world, the eu making i consumer harm. Spread around the world, the eu making the l the world, the eu making the stand. They could find a significant more than what apple got fine. Apple got fine. Talking to American Apple got fine. Talking to American Friends Apple got fine. Talking to American Friends About L Apple got fine. Talking to i american friends about this and they say in europe you are bonkers because this is why you dont have big tech companies, you spend all your time trying to penalise them and stop them developing and testing things, that said america itself is starting to crack down the Federal Trade Commission is investigating amazon, the Department Ofjustice investigating apple, even in the us, the home of these companies, the pressure seems to be building. To be building. Thank you very much, to be building. Thank you very much. Always to be building. Thank you very much, always get to be building. Thank you very much, always get to to be building. Thank you very much, always get to get i to be building. Thank you very much, always get to get your| much, always get to get your view. Stay with us here on bbc news, lots more to come. Super tuesdayis news, lots more to come. Super tuesday is that starts to ramp up tuesday is that starts to ramp up and i will be back soon. Hello. There may be a hiccup along the way, but by and large, for the rest of this week, its looking better than it has done in recent weeks, with the tendency for most of us to be a good deal drier. Things will become windier again as we go through the week and thats because were stuck in a bit of a tussle between High Pressure building across scandinavia high generally means dry weather and low pressure out in the atlantic. And, whilst they try to get closer, High Pressure will be the dominant feature. Tuesday, however, will be a bit of a transition day of sorts. Now, we start with a bit of frost across central, western england and wales, certainly frost free towards the east and thats because weve got a Weather Frontier which has become stranded as we go into the start of the day. Cloud, outbreaks of rain, quite misty around hills and coasts, too. Itll sit there all day long around some coastal districts. It may brighten up a touch inland, chance of a few heavier showers and a rumble of thunder towards the far southeast, and some showers in the morning in Northern Ireland will work through into western scotland. Elsewhere, most of you will be dry the odd shower cant be ruled out, but itll be quite pleasant in the sunny spells that develop. Now, as we go through into tuesday night, that Weather Front is still there in some form. So plenty of clouds, still the chance of some light rain or drizzle, and a bit of a breeze blowing across the north and east of scotland, as well see through tuesday itself. But into wednesday morning, its a case of the frost will be quite extensive again in Western Parts of england and wales, as well as western scotland, and maybe a bit in Northern Ireland. Its here we start wednesday with the sunshine. A few showers maybe towards the far west of cornwall later on. Always more cloud in northeastern england, eastern scotland, with the tendency for some drizzle on the hills. A brighter day and drier day for some other parts of eastern england, and temperatures creeping a little bit above where we should be for this stage in the year. Now, as we go into Wednesday Night and thursday, High Pressure builds a bit more and low pressure gets closer. We squeeze the isobars together more, so therell be more of a breeze by the time we hit thursday. That will bring a bit more cloud across northern and eastern areas the greater chance of 1 2 showers drifting in, as well. Many, though, to the south and west will stay dry and, because that wind coming in from the south easterly direction, its these areas most favoured for the best of the sunshine. Feeling a little bit cooler, especially in the cloudier spots, compared with wednesday. Into friday and the weekend a lot of dry weather to begin with, but theres a greater chance of a bit of rain developing here and there as we go into saturday and sunday. Take care. Good morning, welcome to Breakfast Withjon Kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. The family of Emma Caldwell will meet scotlands first minister today, as they call for a Public Inquiry into the polices investigation of her murder. As the Supreme Court rules donald trump can remain on the president ial ballot paper, us voters head to the polls today in the biggest day of the contest to choose the candidates for novembers election. A day to go before the chancellor delivers his final budget before a general election. Businesses want brakes on vat and fuel. What can they expect . I take a look. Must do better. A damning report into the inequality of sports kit for women and girls. Hit for 6 arsenal take aim of the title with another free scoring show, as Sheffield United sync to another heavy defeat. Good morning. It is going to be a fairly murky, cloudy and damp day across eastern areas. A line of showers in central Southern England pushing eastwards. Drier and brighter in the west. Details later in the programme. Good morning. Its tuesday, the 5th of march. The family of Emma Caldwell, who was murdered in 2005, are due to meet scotlands first minister later today. Her mother has called for a Public Inquiry into the investigation of her daughters murder. Last week, ian packer was found guilty of the crime, almost 19 years after emmas body was found in a remote wood