we will take you to mississippi were bars and restuarants can fully reopen. and poultry in motion, the policeman and the paramedic who found romance on a call out to a chicken shop. and then he took his body armour offand yeah, definitely caught my eye. hello i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. in his first major speech as secretary of state antony blinken today outlined the goals of the biden administration s foreign policy agenda. they include tackling the global pandemic, addressing climate change and engaging with china from a position of strength while selling it all to american workers too. listening to the address you couldn t help but think this was not a speech pitched to foreign capitols so much as to voters at home. they ve spent the last four years listening to a president vowing to put america first . and so in his comments secretary blinken set his list of global priorities in the context of how they might solve america s p
relationship. both sides referred to stabilisation rather than normalisation, which i think in many respects contains the genesis of this. slowly perhaps the steps towards normalisation china proposed it would halt all ten exxon australian wine in a three year year dispute. is there a sign of things to come, especially on the trade front that there is room for progress? fix, that there is room for progress? that there is room for progress? that there is room for rouress? ., ., ., progress? a lot of room for progress- progress? a lot of room for progress- we progress? a lot of room for progress. we come - progress? a lot of room for progress. we come a - progress? a lot of room for progress. we come a long l progress? a lot of room for i progress. we come a long way from when the former government put in place the trade agreement between australia and china. some backsliding that took place over a number of years. consistent with the fact that the by two election was und
enforcing border immigration, which is a federal responsibility. i should which is a federal responsibility. ishould note that this issue, the merits of it are still pending before a lower court so there is a legal battle that is far from over. you said this is unprecedented, the challenge, there has been division over this issue, where do you see this heading next? i think it is an issue that will continue winding up of the highest court, because these legal issues are profound and they get out the fundamental delineation between the state and federal governments and their unique powers in our constitution. so i think it will continue to be a political issue but it s also good to continue to be a legal issue that continues to work his way back up to the highest court in the land, the us supreme court, whether related to the store or other laws that texas lawmakers have passed in recent years. immigration is playing a major role in this year s presidential election. on tuesda
are you expecting inflation to slow in february? yes, we should get quite a significant slowdown, probably welcome in the mid 30s, between 3.2 and 3.5 present, it will be good news down from four core inflation which is what the bank of england is about amidships at energy, it will probably come in around four there will still be a big difference between this but there will be significant progress. there will be significant progress- there will be significant rouress. ~ ., , progress. do you think anything could bring progress. do you think anything could bring forward progress. do you think anything could bring forward the - progress. do you think anything could bring forward the bank. progress. do you think anything could bring forward the bank of| could bring forward the bank of england s decision to cut interest rates because you think it s unlikely, partly because it looks as if, actually, the economy is starting to grow at the start of the year, so some of the we
with 46 million people living on an average annual income of $750. fighting erupted in khartoum mid april last year after two men who once took control of the country in a power sharing agreement fell out. general abdel fattah al burhan, the commander of the sudanese armed forces, is at odds with the head of the powerful paramilitary group rsf, general mohammed hamdan dagalo. within sudan also lies another humanitarian crisis. in the western region of darfur, where black african and arab communities have long been at loggerheads, witnesses accused the rsf of targeting and killing non arabs, resulting in reports of hundreds of deaths. the un now reports that with 8.1 million people forcibly displaced, and tens of thousands killed, there are warnings of growing hunger. the rsf has repeatedly denied any involvement in the violence in the region and has called for an independent international investigation. the un security council has called for a ceasefire in sudan to coincide w