Of qontigo who gave us his expectations for chinas latest factory activity. Its likely to continue for a wild because it is still driven by manufacturing and dependent on global trade and, you know, geopolitical environment, and we are not having any of these right now. Even germanys Industrial Complex is sluggish a bit so its notjust china but everywhere. Global demand in mostly services is given by technical Communication Services and big tech so shows and manufacturing are a bit sluggish, yes. I shows and manufacturing are a bit sluggish, yes. Bit sluggish, yes. I want to talk about bit sluggish, yes. I want to talk about japan bit sluggish, yes. I want to talk about japan because l bit sluggish, yes. I want to talk about japan because it talk aboutjapan because it took markets by surprise in terms of what its central bank has done which makes its Bond Yield Control policy more flexible. What are your expectations about that . Inflation has been above the target for a few months so how much longer that they want to see it go by. It was start affecting Consumer Demand which is a problem because 7 of the gdp in their patent is driven by Consumer Demand, so we if we dont see that pic up we may have a harder landing than we think. So, they think right now its a bit flexible, and might have to start fights and inflation soon. Have to start fights and inflation soon. ,. , ~. , inflation soon. Looking at the us now, inflation soon. Looking at the us now. It inflation soon. Looking at the us now, it looks inflation soon. Looking at the us now, it looks like inflation soon. Looking at the us now, it looks like there i inflation soon. Looking at the l us now, it looks like there may be a soft landing after all of this, but what does it say about the Global Economy . The ulobal about the Global Economy . Tue Global Economy about the Global Economy . Tte Global Economy is about the Global Economy . Ttj Global Economy is divergent right now. The us is strong and beats estimates every time so we might have in Noise Landing Scenario there but the europe is horrible because of the energy crisis, and pricing select 83 or 84, and he can still flare up so europe is fragile and asia is a bit all over the place, you have the region that willjump opened up last after the lockdown so you have a delay there, and not down from companies which is keeping making financing cost difficult. So its tougher is just so they need the economy and Global Growth to go back up and its not happening yet. In other news this morning , italys Defence Minister said rome made an atrocious decision when itjoined chinas belt and Road Initiative four years ago. Mr Guido Crosetto said the move has done little to boost exports. Italy was the first major Western Country to join the bri back in 2019. The italian Prime Minister said a decision on the countrys continuing participation on the bri is under consideration. The paradox with the belt and Road Initiative is that we are the only nation in the g7, in the european union, but we are not the nation that has the best trade with china. That means you can have good relations with china without the belt and Road Initiative. But its something, in my opinion, has to be discussed with Chinese Government and, well, inside of the italian parliament. But, anyway, we will take a decision before december. Millions of people in Northern China including the Capital Beijing are under a red alert for heavy rain. Officials have warned of potential floods and landslides in what looks to be the first such Heavy Rain Warning since 2011. This is as the Storm Doksuri continues sweeping over the country, forcing thousands of people to be evacuated from high risk areas in beijing. Meanwhile, its estimated that india has over 20 of the Global Semiconductor design talent. And it has recently attracted investment from Major Players like amd and micron. Nikhil inamdar with more from mumbai. About 1. 5 years after india and out the 10 billion Incentive Package for semiconductor and pennies, investment seem to be coming in. After microns investment to set up a Semiconductor Testing plan a few weeks ago amd has said it would open its Largest Research and Development Centre in another city. The Prime Minister has had a 50 assistance to set up Chip Manufacturing in the country with a mean india could see exponential growth in the sphere. Foxconn says it is optimistic about the direction india is making on chip making. But industry watchers are more cautious. They state while this would allow india to strengthen its design and packaging of the ship making industry, it will need more work. For a company to set up Fabrication Units and other areas, to set up Fabrication Units and otherareas, india to set up Fabrication Units and other areas, india will need structural reforms, such as improving its Business Climate and trade linkages. The company has made some headway on these fronts but there is still a long way to go. That was Nikhil Inamdar in mumbai. Over in the us, where senators are looking to summon developers and experts for hearings later this year on possible legislative safeguards over the issue of artificial intelligence. Just last week big tech players like microsoft, open ai and google announced the formation of a group to look at how future Ai Applications are developed. Earlier, i spoke with dr lan guan of accenture on the sort of guardrails needed. Have to understand the different risks. For example, Data Security is not in new topic in the digital age but ai has elevated the threat. We ask ai tools to answer questions unties you may also share Sensitive Information and puts it in the public domain. It means that there is a heightened chance of such data being used, broadcast far more widely, to an audience that includes competitors, customers, regulators and board members. Actually, Research Done by cyber even, a Data Security company, found that 11 of data employees paste into ai tools is confidential. In terms of the guardrails, in accenture we believe that there is no 1 size fits all. I Holistic Approach is very much needed beyond regulation and governments. It starts with regulation by governments and regulatory bodies. One of the research we also recent the done, a survey, found that nine in ten impact organisations support some level of Government Regulations around ai. Well, cern is one of the most Famous Centres for science in the world. Located on the border of switzerland and france, its High Energy Physics research has helped unveil some of the secrets of our existence. The bbc visited the facility and met some of the robots used there. Iamup i am Up Mecca Tronics Engineer at cern. Welcome to our robotics workshop. This is one of our modular rowboats that we use for maintenance and repair attacks. It has these wheels that can move side to side easily. We might send robots when area where humans dont want to go for various reasons, where its radiation or lack of oxygen. It has different sensors. We mostly use cameras to provide telly since, im more intuitive way of controlling the robot. So, here you are looking at the beginnings of the prototype of the fcc robot, this is where the fcc robot, this is where the future of cern is going, to build a new accelerator and in that environment what would be an important is that too you can use but also first responders. This is an awful robotic system we are building which will inspect the inside of things that give acceleration to the beam, its important to the inner surface is perfectly machined and we built the system to take thousands of close up photos using a particular camera. Here you have under the robot which is useful if we have the access a difficult area. When you drop it for making you are hanging off the cable so you have sweet and momentum and you have these two arms which are like when you are human dues and arms to balance yourself. The arms can stop that swing motion. And thats it for this edition of Asia Business report. Thanks for watching. Bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. Safe and sound asleep. These puppies are lucky to be here. Their mum was a stray, rescued from the streets, heavily pregnant, clearly traumatised. When she arrived with us, she was so nervous to the point that she didnt actually walk. For the first id say week she wouldnt stand. She was just so nervous she wouldnt go anywhere, particularly of men, but with with everyone. Staff at the Rescue Centre named the Nervous Collie Ru and a Foster Family was found at this farm near helston, where she could have her litter of seven pups in peace and quiet. Things arent perfect for her. Shes definitely still got a long way to go. But coming to a nice, quieter environment than being in kennels has been fantastic for her. Shes come along really, really well and the next stage will be obviously to keep feeding and keep growing the puppies. And then when theyre old enough, we will be finding them all homes and obviously ru as well. But for now, shes just shes really happy here. With tens of thousands of dogs in uk Rescue Centres. The National Animal Welfare Trust says roos story is an important reminder to think carefully before getting a pet. For more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. Bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. So mason and bastion are both autistic. Bastions currently now going through a process for adhd as well. Masons got a Developmental Delay as well. They are both still in nappies. For eight years, emma has been campaigning to get more Changing Places toilets built because poor facilities has often meant leaving home could be a problem. Its shortened our day out. So if we would go out and one of the children would make a mess we would have to go home straightaway. When emma started her campaign in norfolk, there werejust four Changing Places. And how many in norfolk now, 24 . 24 at the moment. Yep. And more coming. More coming. It should be 31 in the next couple of years. But . Still not enough. Therell never be enough until its people can go out and not have to think about going somewhere because of the Changing Places. The issue of facilities for people with disabilities is a big one. And now a report has highlighted the Spending Power of disabled people. £300 million a yearjust in suffolk. £300 million a year ust in suffolk. ~. , £300 million a year ust in suffolk. ~. , suffolk. We are calling for suffolk. We are calling for suffolk to suffolk. We are calling for suffolk to become suffolk. We are calling for suffolk to become an suffolk. We are calling for suffolk to become an exemplar destination and to do that we have to move things on. For more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. Hello im olly foster. Heres whats coming up on Sportsday Colombia cause the biggest shock of the womens world cup so far as they beat two time champions germany the co hosts new zealand have been knocked out a goalless draw with switzerland not enough one more day in the ashes series, its set up to be a thriller at the oval, unless the weather has its say and eight in a row for verstappen, the red bull driver is Romping Towards Another World title welcome along, well start with football and a dramatic day at the womens world cup. There was despair in dunedin where the co hosts new zealand were knocked out. There were wins for norway and morocco and a shock in sydney, the two time champions germany cant afford another slip up after losing to colombia. Joe lynskey reports. New zealand will be a host nation flooded with tears tonight. Full time in dunedin, new zealand exit their own party. The co hosts are out at the group stage. A 0 0 draw took switzerland through and in auckland gave norway a chance. They faced the philippines. They were emphatic. Norway had been under pressure. They won 6 0. After a slow start they go through on goal difference. Norway are former champions, but for some teams in the group stage, its a breakthrough just to be here. Morocco are ranked 72 in the world, and yet they beat south korea for their first world cup win. History made by the scoreline and by their defender