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Returning on asian markets. We start with the rise of electric vehicles, because on wednesday, britains transport minister suggested a ban on new petrol and diesel cars could bejust 12 years away. Some chinese cities want to do it by 2030, and norway has set a deadline of 2025. But is the Auto Industry moving fast enough . Ford is now taking orders for its mustang mach e, the longest range electric suv on the market. It can travel up to 370 miles on a single charge. Ford is also electrifying all the models in its range, from the fiesta to the transit van. It is part of a wave of investment by carmakers. Last year, the Auto Industry spent 225 billion developing electric vehicles, but at the moment, the impact is tiny. Barely more than 2 of vehicles sold globally last year were electric, and according to one estimate, in five years time that figure will still be less than 8 . The pressure to change is taking its toll on some of the giants of the industry. This week, mercedes owner daimle
NorwayIndiaUnited-kingdomBangkokKrung-thep-mahanakhonThailandChinaItalyHubeiGuangdongDelhiCanadaCharged with murder. In sport, liverpool may have to clinch the premier league title away from the city at a neutral venue with six fixtures set to be moved at the request of National Police bosses to avoid fans gathering outside. Good morning. Its saturday may 30. Our top story today two of the governments leading scientific advisers have questioned the decision to ease the lockdown in england. SirJeremy Farrar and professorjohn edmunds say that ministers are taking risks by allowing the gradual reopening of shops and schools, while there are still thousands of new infections confirmed every day. Their warning comes amid fears that this weekends warm weather will encourage people to ditch social distancing and ignore the rules. Charlotte rose has the latest. Ahead of the official easing of lockdown restrictions in england on monday, beaches and beauty spots have already seen an increase in crowds. With more hot weather expected this weekend, there are fears some people are dead in soc
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