progress, there are a lot of things we will have to pick up on, and certainly, one of them is dealing with china. china is not going anywhere. china is a very serious player and will be for many years, but we need to figure out policies where together, we can work on shaping the environment for china to perhaps make some changes in the way they approach their environment. also, i want to mention the courage of oliver in speaking to us from hong kong, which has really faced the brunt in the way china has behaved in recent years. some of the reasons why they need to be seized with this issue. i can assure you when you look at the trump administration, the biden administration, there are so many differences it s almost night and day. one area where it is not so different is in the matter of dealing with china. we need to have a forceful response and work with others. there is no one single country that can do that, but the g7 together can.
a race between the spike in cases and vaccines. you ve got to be cautious in order to deliver what we want to see, which is an irreversible road map, but we re looking at the data today and again you ve got hospitalisations up, you ve got cases up. the prime minister says there is a lot of misunderstanding from the eu about northern ireland trade as tensions over the issue hang over his talks with fellow european leaders. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who s the political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. hello to you both. first, a quick
authoritarianism. it has affected your country, the tally, very much, and your your country, the tally, very much, and your ambassador does a greatjob here in and your ambassador does a greatjob here in talking about it on the general here in talking about it on the general floor of the assembly, but we all general floor of the assembly, but we all recognise there is much more to be we all recognise there is much more to be done we all recognise there is much more to be done and i think that is a clear to be done and i think that is a clear consensus that you will find talking clear consensus that you will find talking to clear consensus that you will find talking to a great many countries. daniela, talking to a great many countries. daniela, the question is about the usefulness or not of the united nations security council and of course the international court of justice. germany has come under a lot of pressure and criticism because of its attitude towards russia, whic
yes, tiktok itself was not i innovative as a video type, there was vine before it and short video is not a radical concept. - but partly. i think, the pandemic has helped to grow it i a lot because it isjust the right. sort of format to be sitting around at home and skipping. through multiple videos. but it is also just a different type of platform to bring in creators, i and so the way youtube positioned shorts is, - if you are creative cannot create an entire ten minute video, which is slick and nicely done, - you should not be afraid to leap in and just do 60 seconds. - so i think it is not that these things are radical or revolutionary concepts, - but they are just what young people who consume most of this media are enjoying a lot, i notjust consuming it, but creating for it. - paul keenan, president of audio at bauer, let me bring you in here. we will talk with you in a moment about your
this is bbc news. i m ben brown, live in cornwall for the g7 meeting of world leaders. the lifting of england s remaining coronavirus restriction could be delayed by up to four weeks as the prime minister says it s a race between the spike in cases and vaccines. you ve got to be cautious it in order to deliver what we want to see, which is an irreversible road map, but we re looking at the data today and again you ve got hospitalisations up, you ve got cases up. the prime minister also says there is a lot of misunderstanding from the eu about northern ireland trade as tensions over