Cheeper to import everything from paper to pork could 2020 be the end of tariffs and trade wars . And well be getting the inside track on the Wonderful World of welsh whiskey with a small dram of the good stuff. From trees to turkeys and even tinsel, the cost of christmas is rising we want to know how you save those pennies while keeping that festive cheer. Let us know just use the hashtag bbcworklife. Hello and welcome to worklife. Supermarket giant tesco has just suspended production of Charity Christmas cards at a factory in china after a six Year Old Girl found a message from workers inside one. The note was allegedly written by prisoners in shanghai claiming they were forced to work against our will. Tesco says its shocked by the report and would never allow prison labour in its supply chain. The supermarkets begun an investigation and says production at the factory in question has been suspended. Katie prescott reports. Ready . Uhhuh. Here we go. It was six year old schoolgirl Fl
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Police on one side, protesters on the other, a raging fire in between. 2a hours previously, this place had been completely normal. Across the university, protesters and students formed a human chain to supply the front line with water and food. Others sat in groups are preparing their supply of weapons. You are sitting here making kind of come up what is a better phrase, petrol bombs. Why we are doing this . Because yesterday you know they used real bullets, shooting him right in the chest, and that can kill someone. So if they upgrade their weapons, we need to upgrade our weapons to protect ourselves, too. This scene shows you how drastically the nature of this competition has changed. It started out five months ago with hundreds of thousands of people marching on the streets in peaceful demonstration. Now, at the entrance to a university there is a roadblock on fire, a burned out car blocking the entrance to this bridge, and around me dozens of protesters in black sitting and waiting
Grand slam champion taking it on a tie break. But, it was actually the server who started the second is that with something of a lull, and as theim blasted countless winners, he struggled to react. Resilience is the only word to sum up sat three, the only word to sum up sat three, the match swung back and forth but it would be again be a tie break to decide it. Theim was the resilient one, 4 1 down, he rose from the jaws of defeat to take a memorable win. Having already downed Roger Federer, this was a powerful display. He now has a semifinal to look forward to. Paul frostick, bbc news. Roger federer is still hoping tojoin thiem. Hes got a winner takes all final round robin match with djokovic to look forward to after coming through against Matteo Berrettini in tuesdays early match. Watching this one for us was austin halewood. A last walk before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals, but already winner takes all. Although, unfortunately for Matteo Berrettini, Roger
Now on bbc news, adam fleming and the bbcs Politics Team bring you the essential guide to the 2019 uk general election, with electioncast. Electioncast from the bbc. We are in this election because of brexit. We dont want to be thinking about a general election. We want to be buying our christmas presents. If anyone says they know what is happening, cock an eyebrow, smile politely and turn your back. Welcome to todays electioncast. It is adam here in election cast hq. And chris mason here as well. And we arejoined in our new broadcasting house by an a list news person. Is that where i say me . Yeah, yeah. Rebekah va rdy. Yes, i am on the ground floor newsroom camera, its the first time ive ever been here, so its actually a new experience all around. Yes, thats where me and chris do a lot of our broadcasting from. Its quite a self conscious thing that, if you start speaking quite loudly, youre putting people off behind you who are trying to diligently compile running orders for news pro