on strike and their tactic is historic. the union a striking all three auto workers at —— automakers at once, targeting some of the most profitable plans. by stopping work and only certain plants the union can effectively bottleneck production without calling all of its members to strike at once stop the union is seeking better pay and benefits, including the end to a tiered pay system, a shorter work week, and better benefits for retirees. and, cheaply, a 40% pay raise for its members over four years. automakers say that is out of reach and meeting the union's demands on what the pay wouldn't allow them to compete with foreign carmakers. the union has an advocate imprisoned joe who has voiced his support meanwhile, former president donald trump lezz to skip the second republican primary debate and instead speak to striking union members in the detroit. instacart shed finish 12% higher on their first day of trading. it was announced on monday night it would be introduced to the market at a price of $13 a share, at the high end of a range disclosed previously by the country. the wall street launch lawn —— mark say second strong djabou, following the british semiconductor company. for smartphones in china, a bit of a buzzer started in the industry circles of the chinese tech giant huawei recently unveiled 5g phones with locally made chips. the new phone surprise analysts who had earlier speculated that curbs on imports of mobilephone ships china was low down production and the rollout of new topline smartphones. an event in shanghai this week, while we connect 2003, sponsored by the teacher, could give us clues on what is next for the company. mark vanstone is a technology analyst that covers huawei and his is the company's technology lags far behind that of its western rivals. if lags far behind that of its western rivals.— lags far behind that of its western rivals. if we look at, historically. _ western rivals. if we look at, historically, china _ western rivals. if we look at, historically, china has- western rivals. if we look at, historically, china has not. western rivals. if we look at, l historically, china has not had the capability to manufacture its own chips and them coming out with a domestically produced phone in the seven nanometre quite significant. but i will still say if we look at the top of the line iphone or apple products these are much smaller chips and china still doesn't have the capacity to make those and it is going to make those and it is going to be sometime before i think they will be able to those domestically.— they will be able to those domestically. there was a surprise — domestically. there was a surprise that _ domestically. there was a surprise that huawei - domestically. there was a - surprise that huawei unveiled sg surprise that huawei unveiled 5g phones is made with chinese manufacturer chips as we have talked about, especially of the gums were imposed in 2020. what is the back story if we delve deeper? is the back story if we delve dee er? ., , ., is the back story if we delve dee er? ., ,., ., ., deeper? there are some looming questions- _ deeper? there are some looming questions- -- _ deeper? there are some looming questions. -- huawei— deeper? there are some looming questions. -- huawei have - deeper? there are some looming questions. -- huawei have the i questions. —— huawei have the ability to mass—produce these devices? we don't know. were exactly the technology came from we also don't know. i think in the coming weeks, you know, this is getting a lot of scrutiny in congress and the united states, we will know more, but there is absolutely was a surprise to the industry. moving away from this a bit, who are huawei's main competitors in the smart and 5g smart phone space. figs competitors in the smart and 56 smart phone space.— smart phone space. as late 2020, huawei _ smart phone space. as late 2020, huawei was - smart phone space. as late 2020, huawei was the - smart phone space. as late . 2020, huawei was the number smart phone space. as late - 2020, huawei was the number one smartphones apply the world in terms of volume. they have a major presence not only in china, but in africa, latin america, parts of europe, southeast asia. so its main competitors are the other chinese brands such as vivo. was a libby taylor is your expecting from the three day eventin expecting from the three day event in shanghai? i expecting from the three day event in shanghai?— event in shanghai? i am expecting _ event in shanghai? i am expecting to _ event in shanghai? i am expecting to hear- event in shanghai? i am expecting to hear more | event in shanghai? i am - expecting to hear more about what is the production capability, that's very important. but i think they really burning question is is china going to be able to make chips on par with what is produced in, say, taiwan and the united states and when. that is ultimately what we need to see to know how competitive the smartphones are going to be in the future. in the smartphones are going to be in the future.— in the future. in terms of the smartphone _ in the future. in terms of the smartphone market - in the future. in terms of the smartphone market here - in the future. in terms of the smartphone market here in l in the future. in terms of the - smartphone market here in asia, we have seen fairly low demand. in a macro perspective what you see going in and the months ahead and happening? what see going in and the months ahead and happening? what i'm interested to _ ahead and happening? what i'm interested to see _ ahead and happening? what i'm interested to see could - ahead and happening? what i'm interested to see could be - interested to see could be chinese government ban apple from china. that would be a shock running well. in terms of overall demand, it has been a slow couple of waters or even years and so we're going come away from this post given hangover in the market, it is something of the watching very closely. in something of the watching very closel . . ., , closely. in recent months various — closely. in recent months various parts _ closely. in recent months various parts of— closely. in recent months various parts of the - closely. in recent monthsj various parts of the world closely. in recent months - various parts of the world have been seeing some of the highest temperatures on record. let's look at in asia where we have recently seen a number of extreme weather events, including but not limited to cyclones, typhoons, and wildfires. this was the scene in hong kong earlier this month, you would remember, when a super typhoon swept across the region. schools and officers were shot in the financial hub and trading is halted on the stock exchange. are also fast approaching bushfire in australia. pollution levels and parts of sydney are already comparable to cities like beijing and china and new delhi in india. authorities are forecasting the most intense was fire season since the lack some of 2019-2020. since the lack some of 2019—2020. earlier on this aspect of the chief executive of international sos and he told me how businesses can best prepare for these types of weather events.— prepare for these types of weather events. ., , ., weather events. the whole point is to net weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. _ weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. how- weather events. the whole point is to get prepared. how does - is to get prepared. how does one get prepared? it is in in training employees and having plans in place. you train employees so that you inform them of the risks. you can go through each training, you give them a number of digital tools so that they can access information. in our case, we are publishing 24/7 on medical and security situations so that our employees know in advance what is going to happen. so access to digital tools, applications, tracking systems, so that an organisation knows at any one time where the employee is, the possibility of checking in through your mobile phone and through this check energy are localised to get the best information and the best instructions on how to respond to a critical situation. so it's an entire range of both training tools, which are given, and that access to experts. we have 14,000 experts that people can access continuously over the phone or digitally in order to get advice and support in complex situations. to advice and support in complex situations.— situations. to a bbc special series new. _ situations. to a bbc special series now, you _ situations. to a bbc special series now, you have - situations. to a bbc special series now, you have a - situations. to a bbc special- series now, you have a business idea that has been brogo way for use in your head but you've never really had the courage to give it a go? we have been speaking to one australian dippenaar who wants to share a motivational boat they gave him the courage to give his business stream a shot. you've not business stream a shot. you've got 30.000 — business stream a shot. you've got 30.000 days _ business stream a shot. you've got 30,000 days to _ business stream a shot. you've got 30,000 days to live, - business stream a shot. you've got 30,000 days to live, that l got 30,000 days to live, that is what inspires me to do everything they can to grow my business. —— i can. music plays. 30,000 days is the average lifespan. when you sit like that in ude format it gives you job and energises you stop that thought is what has motivated me to be an entrepreneur. so, why was working in a stable job in marketing. i loved thatjob. i was working on some amazing global clients, a new what motivated them, what business models, but i will is a very motivated. they found myself looking for inspiration. a read a quote "you've only got 30,000 days to live." was already first wave —— through my first 10,000 days when a read. i.e. you are needed to do something are you needed to keep moving. even though the path to success with this main road and to keep going down the path, eye needed to divert, they needed to turn left and find my own path. whether that took me too times longer to find who i wanted to be, may be, but if the logo was moving and i was quite excited by those choices. that quote was all the strategy eye needed. was all the strategy eye needed-— was all the strategy eye needed. �* ., ., needed. before we go, let me tell ou needed. before we go, let me tell you quickly _ needed. before we go, let me tell you quickly about - needed. before we go, let me tell you quickly about neuro i tell you quickly about neuro link, the brain shipped start—up of billionaire elon musk uses it has received approval to beginner equipment for its first brain trial for paralysis basins. that is it for this episode of asia business report. find minor website. thanks very much watching. —— find more on our website. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. changing the landscape on hove seafront in a dramatic fashion. limbs outstretched against a backdrop of blue. it's hard to believe that such a striking pose was born out of an old lobster pot washed up on the shore. it seemed to be all in the right place, there being sort of cavities where i imagined the lobsters would have escaped. so, being a sculptor i immediately thought well, i could place four figures and i turned into a human story of exodus and release and a dash forfreedom. the plinth and first sculpture were installed in 2018 with constellation, a solar system style celebration of hove's past and present. every digit, muscle and sinew was sculpted by hand and the figures cast in bronze. i love it. yeah, i loved the one before, constellation. ijust love brighton and hove, love the seafront and something like this that brings people to it, gives them something different to look at. gradually over time, it's hoped this freeze frame of figures will become a focal part of the seafront scenery. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hi this is the catch up. tonight, double dog strike. 18 tojudge returns. and a snake somewhere it shouldn't be. but first, the bp says says it will be reviewing complaints against russel brand. the comedian, a former bbc radio presenter, has been accused of rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse. he denies the claims. russel brand has been removed from abc iplayer and sounds. youtube also said it stopped his channels from making money. some other stories now. junior and consultants in england of faith —— staging the first strike in the history of the nhs. the consultants have been struggling for the last two days. emergency care will be covered throughout. but nhs bosses say patients were still in danger. fashion giant hm and is to charge shoppers who return items bought online. customers must now pay 1.1990 return puzzles either in—store or online. with the costs taken from their refund. some good news now. teens who might be at risk of falling into drugs or crime are being offered free gym memberships in swindon, funded by money taken by —— from criminal gangs. it's one of the first trials outside of london. time now to leave you with ten seconds of snake. imagine spotting a snake in your home. a man in hampshire found this pie than in his conservatory. it grabbed a hold of his arm but he suffered only minor injuries. you are all caught up. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, marc edwards. i ,he is , he is what is coming up on our shows. ——here the defending champions pick up where they left off. it's 3 points in the bag for manchester city. the world champions report for duty but the majority of spain's women say they are still on strike. still the main attraction, ronaldo causes a stir in tehran in the asian champions league. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. the champions league is back — europe's premier football competition kicking off properly. it's matchday1 of the group stages, 16 teams in action on tuesday and lots of stars in the spotlight but it's business as usual for the defending champions manchester city. they kicked off their campaign with a 3—1win at home to 1991 european cup winners, red star belgrade. the serbian side were leading 1—0 at the break but argentina's julian alvarez with 2 goals before a fantastic finish from spain international rodri to secure all 3 points. pep guardiola's side picking up where they left off last season. meanwhile, over in the so—called group of death, psg hosting borussia dortmund, the moneyed french capital