Guest i still think i very much see myself as a book critic. This book is just sort of an extension of that work, but these days i feel like im a political journalist also in many ways and just using books as a means to do that kind of work. Host also an author, obviously. This is your first book. Did you know you always wanted to write a book as a book critic or is that something you steered clear of . Guest i did not have a sense i wanted to necessarily be an author or write a book. Reading other peoples books was plenty for me and i worried a bit that if i went through the process of writing a book i would end up far too sympathetic to authors and ruin me for my day job, but i think its been useful to see what that side of the process is like and all of the work that goes into creating that finished product usually just get at the tail end host do you think it will change your approach at all as a book critic . I think it almost has to. I dont know how it will, though. I went to see
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On her trip to the country. Now on bbc news all the latest Business News live from singapore. Leaders of the worlds two leading economic powers are set to meet as President Trump stops off in china. And one year after indias shock de monetisation, we look at how will rural villages are coping with going cashless. Welcome to Asia Business report. When us President Donald Trump arrives in china today he will be joined by the bosses of more than 200 american businesses. During their visit they will look to strike billions of dollars worth of deals, but there are many sticking points, including americas huge trade deficit with china, which dealt with over 300 billion dollars worth of goods last year. Earlier i spoke to the chief Investment Officer for the asia pacific at credits. I asked if mrtrump was asia pacific at credits. I asked if mr trump was likely to make much headway. Certainly there will be a number of large multibillion dollar deals announced, but whether or not simple trade c
Coverage of donald trump. He details allegations that russia has Compromising Material on donald trump that could be used to blackmail him. The dossier was written by a former uk Intelligence Agent called christopher steele. Heres our security correspondent frank gardner, with more about him. Hes a former Intelligence Officer at mi6, he is a specialist in russia. His firm was hired by a washington lobbyist, initially they we re washington lobbyist, initially they were hired by the republicans, who we re were hired by the republicans, who were looking to come up with some dirt about donald trump. Eventually it was the democrats who were interested. What he found in tapping up interested. What he found in tapping up his old russian contacts in the russian successof up his old russian contacts in the russian successor to the kgb, he eventually got the document passed to the fbi. That was in august last year. In october it started to leak out, partly from a Security Conference that took pl