they just have kept it to themselves. to can be completely honest when i was listening to the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearing i was thinking a lot about these women. when women don t tell their stories a narrative is visited upon them, one of blame and shame. you did something wrong. you should have known better. i think that to me is the most resonant message from this book, to take back the narrative, the stigma, have to normalize it. one of four women terminate a pregnancy in the course of her lifetime. putting a face to that instead of casting women as selfish and evil is important in a way to take the narrative back. host: you observe actual abortions. what was that like? guest: we shouldn t talk about abortion and euphemism. interrupting life process even if you are pro-choice you have to recognize that and he feels we should acknowledge that and what was being done during the termination. invited me into the room to observe a 5-week abortion and an 8 week a
our asia business hub will bring us news of this latest blow for the region s pork industry. and. carbon neutral beef. balancing the desire for meat with environmental concerns. we will take you to brazil, where some farmers have a very innovative idea. cancer can be one of the biggest challenges you or a loved one can face, but can an app really help? we ll meet one man who says the answer is yes. and are bosses going too far in the quest for productivity? it s being reported that some companies are installing loos which tilt after five minutes, in order to become uncomfortable, to prompt us to get back to work. a step too far, or do we need encouragement to be more productive at work? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcworklife. yes, we try and flush out the real issues from those that are not! in terms of worklife stories. and we start in the tiny state of luxembourg today. a legal battle between privacy campaigners and tech giants, including facebook, reaches a critical
also in the programme: it s all a big conspiracy. that s the message from nissan boss carlos ghosn s lawyers as he pleads not guilty to corruption charges. and are you worried about the rise of robots or can automation actually improve yourjob and life at home? we ll have a report from singapore. think all start ups are run by millenials? think again! we ll meet the woman who took a couple of decades off to raise her children and is now making waves in the beauty industry by capitalising on collagen. the anti ageing industry is on the rise. so how much do you spend on trying to look younger? or do you think it s better to leave it all to nature? let us know. use the hashtag bbcworklife. good to have you with us. do send in your comments about the ageing industry and looking younger and older etc. we will share them later. we start with the electric car pioneer tesla, which has caused quite a buzz on wall street by posting a surprise quarterly profit. shares in elon musk‘s c
is pouring in to the uk government s coffers from some fo the worlds biggest tech giants. facebook‘s has risen m more than $20 million or £15 million that s triple the amount it paid in the previous year. and we ll be getting the inside track on the bottled water industry. is it money well spent? and as bricks and mortar stores struggle against the online retail giants, should trading laws be relaxed to allow them to compete? let us know just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. do get in touch about the stories we are covering, whether it be the high street, bottled water or the likes of facebook paying more tax. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, arrives in beijing on a mission to de escalate tensions. his trip comes at a time of deep mistrust between the world s two largest economies. $250 billion of chinese goods about half the total are already subject to us tariffs in an escalating trade war. but president trump is threatening to slap import duties on everythi
and today is world mental health day. so we ll get the inside track on whether firms are doing enough to help their staff and improve wellness at work. we wa nt we want you to get involved today. does your employer offer enough support for you? what schemes are in place if you need help? or does your employer turn a blind eye to the issue? let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. yes, do get in touch with us, we would love to hear your thoughts and comments and will share them later. let s begin with our top story. a decade after the financial crisis which rocked global markets and led to recession in many economies, the international monetary fund has released its global financial stability report taking a detailed look at some of the risks that still remain. it talks about a rise in global trade tensions could have serious consequences for emerging markets. the imf warns this may lead to investors pulling their funds out of riskier investments and countries with high