president xi jinpeng to visitng us president xi jinpeng visiting us business leaders as he tries to breathe fresh life into the world s second biggest economy. that s despite the continuing tensions between the us and china. on tuesday, china complained to the world trade organisation about what it says are unfair subsidies the us is giving to electric carmakers. and recently washington said it was investigating possible national security risks of cars made in china. these are just the latest in a series of troubles which mean trade between the world s two biggest economies fell 17% last year to $575 billion. the domestic challenges facing china s econonomy have led beijing to set a target of 5% for growth this year. and so it desperately needs investment from abroad, even though that shrank 8% last year. here s a bit of what president xi told those visiting us chief executives. translation: differences will always exist, this - is because people are different, and even peopl
john, good to see you. let s start with this because the airline group says it was all boosted by leisure travel and continues to be strong and they say they hope to be back to pre pandemic levels by the end of this year but, john, given the cost of living crisis coming given ever higher inflation, can we expect this demand to continue? i higher inflation, can we expect this demand to continue? higher inflation, can we expect this demand to continue? i think you have to beain to demand to continue? i think you have to begin to show demand to continue? i think you have to begin to show a demand to continue? i think you have to begin to show a bit demand to continue? i think you have to begin to show a bit of demand to continue? i think you have to begin to show a bit of concern - to begin to show a bit of concern about that, aaron, we are probably into 18 months or nearly two years of revenge spend post pandemic surge and i suppose and expect in the next year things wil
a subpoena to produce the footage. mr trump s campaign has responded to the new charges, calling it a desperate and flailing attempt by the government to harrass him. on thursday, trump s lawyers also reportedly met with federal prosecutors in the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. a potential indictment in that case is still looming. earlier, i spoke to cbs news correspondentjarred hill about about what the new charges mean. at face value, it means that there are an additional three charges now that former president trump are facing. and again, this is all related to the the classified documents investigation that s happening based out of florida, in particular, his sort of estate resort in florida here. what we re looking at are charges including willful retention of national defence information, as well as two more obstruction ofjustice related charges. these specifically are connected to the allegation that he, as well as a couple of aides of h
houthis rebels. on friday at the us and uk hit back targeting military sites in land in yemen and on the red sea. today rishi sunakfaced mps for the first time since air strikes launched on friday. here is our political editor chris mason. the red sea, a crucial artery of the world economy, but ships here are still being fired at. i world economy, but ships here are still being fired at. still being fired at. i called the prime minister! still being fired at. i called the prime minister! in still being fired at. i called the prime minister! in the - still being fired at. i called the l prime minister! in the commons still being fired at. i called the - prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said - prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said the - prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said the uk i