non—chinese owner. 0rface removal from us app stores. lawmakers received a classified briefing from intelligence officials. and how it could potentially use data from americans. democrat said the stakes couldn't be higher. my concerns as they will try to influence the election and elect donald tiktok trump. presidential hopeful donald trump still republicans back in the bill largely dismissed concerns about trump's backlash weighing the party from getting the legislation done.— the legislation done. trump's comments. — the legislation done. trump's comments, you _ the legislation done. trump's comments, you can - the legislation done. trump's comments, you can square i the legislation done. trump's i comments, you can square than what the bill does, what a fine upon it, the builders and shutdown tiktok and force all of tiktok�*s users onto facebook. what we are after is a separation from tiktok its parent company and then in that was, tiktok users can continue to use the platform.— to use the platform. there are re orts to use the platform. there are reports of _ to use the platform. there are reports of those _ to use the platform. there are reports of those inside - to use the platform. there are reports of those inside tiktok| reports of those inside tiktok were caught off guard by the level of support for the proposed law, the bill is expected to pass by huge margins in the house but could have problems in the senate. google has restricted its ai chat on gemini from answering questions about elections around the world. the move was made... out of abundance about the important topic. gemini says it is still learning to answer the question and directs users to google search. tech companies like google are preparing for a huge year of elections despite concerns of misinformation. the company has announced is making inroads with electric cars. on tuesday, it said it will start deliveries of its first electric vehicle model. sending shares are soaring this month. our business reporter katie silver takes this story for a spin. if you are getting into the electric vehicle space, now is not the time you would choose. apple reportedly pulled out of it after spending billions. tesla has dropped prices to try and recoup market ship, and there's chinese giant uid which is accelerating into the fast lane with sales overtaken tesla, showing how competitive how the market is become. that is the market that xiaomi has entered into, but china is a place for the big market. the electric vehicle sales jumped 18%. not far off the entire growth for all of last year. the tech giant has begun investing $10 billion over a decade, trying to diversify away from the smartphone business, a market or sector that's been stagnating. it was becoming one of the world's top five auto—makers. it's one of the few lucky ones that has beijing's backing, because it's produced by the state automaker. users might be able to appear the cars with their phones and other devices. another sales point. for its first model, the chief executive says the speed ultra seven has electric motor technology that is capable of accelerating faster than a tesla or a porsche electric vehicles. buyers will be able to order it from 59 stores across the country. until the end of the month to find out. as for the price tag, you'll have to wait until the end of the month to find out. we will find out how fast fashion brands do in last year. fast fashion as it's not, it's a committed market especially because of online retailers offering a bargain price and growing relapse would as a result. some of their business practices are under scrutiny, france is considering charging brands at tax for the environmental impact of the manufacturing, meanwhile, us lawmaker has questioned the model, saying its practice of importing smaller packages, allows a company to avoid customs duties. a contributing editor gave us a sense of what's at stake for the fast fashion industry. 1 what's at stake for the fast fashion industry.— what's at stake for the fast fashion industry. i think that there are — fashion industry. i think that there are concerns - fashion industry. i think that there are concerns about. there are concerns about competition from china but they are also revenue concerns, that are also revenue concerns, that are playing out within governments around the world so, i will start off by saying this — consumers around the world are obsessed with fast fashion and we are seeing that companies like this have made it so easy to go online and browse literally hundreds and dozens of options that cost just a few dollars and when shoppers around the world buy from a company, they normally received their packages directly from the company. now, that may seem like a small point, but it's actually an important one. because around the world, countries typically don't apply tariffs to low value international shipments and these fast fashion packages can fall right into the sweet spot, potentially depriving governments of revenue. so when they play is a closer emphasis on fast function companies, this is one of the issues that they are looking at, from a us perspective, lawmakers are also concerned about competition. they are concerned that their own clothing manufacturers are paying these tariff remounts on the international shipments and they think that is unfair that companies like these are doing likewise. ~ . ., , companies like these are doing likewise. ~ , ., likewise. when it comes to the fields, science _ likewise. when it comes to the fields, science technology - fields, science technology engineering and maths, there is a gender gap from education right through to the workforce. regis shows that girls are less likely to pursue studies in stem subjects than boys. and it is an issue that emerges early on. in response to this inequality, tech firms in deck mark have come together to develop and roll out a new computer game to engage seven — 12 —year—olds in science and technology outside of the classroom. the bbc�*s adrian has more. there is a problem, after going through their teens, girls a likely than boys to study subjects, like science, to and maths. to tackle this issue, take bosses here in denmark are now turning to gaming. denmark are now turning to auamin. ~ �* , denmark are now turning to uuamin.~ �* , ., ~ gaming. we've been talking about the — gaming. we've been talking about the lack _ gaming. we've been talking about the lack of _ gaming. we've been talking about the lack of women . gaming. we've been talking about the lack of women in | gaming. we've been talking - about the lack of women in stem for so many years in the numbers arejust not for so many years in the numbers are just not moving, instead of trying to reach the girls when they are in high school university, which is too late, we want to try to find them on the platforms they choose to beyond in this age before they lose the confidence in maths and science in school. secrets await on a campus full of glam — secrets await on a campus full of glam. its secrets await on a campus full of clam. �* ., secrets await on a campus full of clam. �* . ., , , of glam. a new game has been launched on — of glam. a new game has been launched on roadblocks, - of glam. a new game has been launched on roadblocks, and i launched on roadblocks, and online gaming platform where just under half of its 70 million daily users are female. the idea here is to tap into girls love of gaming and to introduce fun activities that keep up their interest in areas like technology and science. so, this is the campus area... players run around a virtual campus, taken part in so—called mini games. to win rewards for their avatar. irate mini games. to win rewards for their avatar.— their avatar. we tried to make their avatar. we tried to make the game _ their avatar. we tried to make the game really _ their avatar. we tried to make the game really fun _ their avatar. we tried to make the game really fun and - their avatar. we tried to make the game really fun and hard i their avatar. we tried to make | the game really fun and hard to do. but still, we still have some teaching pardon but without making it a school game. without making it a school name. without making it a school rame_ ., without making it a school name. ., ., game. tell me about some of the activities that _ game. tell me about some of the activities that the _ game. tell me about some of the activities that the girls _ game. tell me about some of the activities that the girls can - activities that the girls can do? , ., . . activities that the girls can do? , ., u, , ., activities that the girls can do? ,., ., do? here, you can start a mini came do? here, you can start a mini game so. _ do? here, you can start a mini game so. you _ do? here, you can start a mini game so, you have _ do? here, you can start a mini game so, you have to - do? here, you can start a mini game so, you have to jump . do? here, you can start a mini game so, you have tojump on j game so, you have tojump on this ice and feed the animals before the ice is melting. but what do the _ before the ice is melting. but what do the girls playing a thing? what do the girls playing a thin ? �* , , ._ thing? i've been playing the mini games _ thing? i've been playing the mini games and _ thing? i've been playing the mini games and it's - thing? i've been playing the mini games and it's been i thing? i've been playing the i mini games and it's been really fun, actually. i've been playing with friends and staff. it was really fun. i like finding _ it was really fun. i like finding food for animals and taking — finding food for animals and taking pictures of animals. research shows that girls embrace a stem subjects around the age of 11, but towards 15, that interest campus off. roughly a third or less of home education places in stem go to women and that leads to a wider gender gap when it comes to jobs. worldwide, on the a quarter of those employed in stem related careers are female. and for computer and science, it'sjust 20%. it’s female. and for computer and science, it'sjust 20%.- science, it's 'ust 20%. it's a hue science, it's 'ust 20%. it's a huge — science, it'sjust 20%. it's a huge issue in _ science, it'sjust 20%. it's a huge issue in the _ science, it'sjust 20%. it's a | huge issue in the technology industry in general, we want a diverse workforce, its uber important so that we actually create products that are user—friendly for everybody in society so we absolutely need more girls and women in tact. it's choosing to know if this new approach can help bridge the inequality, but its backers are hoping it will be game on. i guess it's time for me to try it myself. adrian murray, bbc news. lawyers for the boeing employee turned whistleblower found by apparent suicide have held him as a brave honest man of the highest integrity. authorities are currently investigating the death from what appeared to be a self—inflicted wound. he retired in 2017 after working for more than 30 years at boeing, he was given a group evidence in a lawsuit against a company before his death. two of his attorneys: police to fully investigate how he died, in a statement to the bbc, they said they quote, didn't see any indication he would take his own life. and that's it for us here on business report, thank you for watching. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. life on the road, sleeping under the stars, waking up to birdsong. for luke, though, being a van dweller is simply down to bristol's housing crisis. circumstances, cost of living — like, rent in bristol is insane. like, you know, like i pay £70 a month to live in this. now, according to the city council, the numbers of people living in vans and caravans in the city has gone from 150 pre—pandemic to around 600 today. but unless the council considers an encampment to have a high impact on residents, they won't take enforcement action. last year, people living on the roadside in east bristol were moved on after the council obtained an injunction following a glut of complaints. with the cost of living crisis showing little sign of easing, it's unlikely bristol's van dwellers will be hitting the road any time soon. v0|ce—0ver: for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello. here's the catch—up. tonight, the tate brothers are to be sent back to the uk a big push for the mmr vaccine treatment vaccine. and loo—roll on the loose. we started in romania, where a court has agreed to hand over the influence of andrew tate and his brother tristan to the uk, where they faced charges of sexual aggression. the british—american brothers were detained and appeared in a romanian court on tuesday where arrest warrants with issued. they were charge on in romania on separate charges for rape and trafficking which they have denied, the tate brothers will be sent to the uk after their romanian trial has ended. a 22—year—old tiktok star who used the platform to document her rare diagnosis, has sadly passed away. she had more than 500,000 followers. there is a push to get your measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, also known as the mmr as cases are increasing. the nhs is urging more than 900,000 young people aged 19 to 25 who have not yet had the jab to sign up. measles is highly infectious and can lead to serious health complications. and time now to leave you with ten seconds of toilet rolls clogging up no not a toilet, but a motorway in california after loads of toilet rolls are fell out of a truck. no—one was injured — just a small trafficjam but can we appreciate the state of that, it does look like a proper sight. absolutely hilarious, i love it. you're all caught up now, see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. plenty on the way. arsenal go all the way to penalties, but scrape past porto to make the quarters of the champions league. how close is a deal between liv golf and the pga tour? we'll be asking that, ahead of one of the pga's flagship events, the players, this week. and jimmy anderson shares his reflections on england's tour of india, and how he'll have to fight to stay in the side this summer. this series in particular, ifeel like i was bowling really well, just didn't quite get the wickets that maybe on another day or another series, i would've got. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a long time coming, but arsenal are into the quarterfinals of the champions league. the gunners were taken all the way to a penalty shoot—out by porto, after the score on aggregate was level after extra time in a scrappy match at the emirates. the last time the gunners reached the last eight of the competition was back in 2010. 0ur football correspondent john murray was there. just the one goal here at the emirates scored really