What are you hearing . Reporter this may be moving the market. A roundtable with American Business leaders, current and former chinese fishessals and American Chamber of commerce. Out of the round table there is big differences with the trade relationship with china. One example from the u. S. Side. They say there was no real huge benefit to have this trade relationship with china, having china within the wto. Chinese officials during that roundtable saying no, that is not the case. In fact china, u. S. And world benefited from china being in the wto. Chinese made the case that china entering it benefited everybody. Roundtable officials according to the global times there may be big differences coming up with a trade deal in terms of tariffs you talked about. Global times says chinas precondition to the trade deal would like the trade tariffs rolled back simultaneously. But the negotiators from the u. S. Have not given a positive sons to that our chinese trade sources said china wants
Of its users data privacy. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are nigel nelson, Political Editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The sunday telegraph leads with more on those diplomatic leaks. It reports that the Cabinet Office called in the police chief who threatened to prosecute those who published sensitive memos, dragging the Prime Minister into a row over press freedom. The sunday times claims the brext Party Chairman, richard tice, has been embroilled in the so called trump files scandal, after it emerged he is in a relationship with the journalist who broke the story. The sunday express says brexit party leader, nigel farage, has a plan to wipe out labour in its northern heartland, saying it was a historic mistake for the party to back remain. The observer reports on the ongoing row over anti semitism within labour, sayi
Future, possibly. Right. Okay. Were also going to be talking about this as well. A ulez u turn. Good stuff. Finally, common sense is prevailing now and it looks as though sadiq khan and i dare say now other mayors and other cities and other towns will follow suit. He is extending the scrappage scheme up people who scheme for hard up people who will need to buy a new car to comply with ulez. Frankly, the next thing will just be to scrap ulez wouldnt it . Patrick christys on. Gb news. We also christys on. Gb news. We also talk a lot about raising a generation of snowflakes here, dont we . On this show . And ive got a cracking hit coming your way at the end of the hour as apparently 4000 scouts have had to have been rescued and put up in hotels because their Scout Jamboree was too hot. One little jamboree was too hot. One little weakling called his mum and his mum contacted the Scout Jamboree and theyve shut the whole thing down. I mean, come on, just take him skiing like you usually do.
In germany, the voters rewarded Angela Merkel with a term as chancellor weekend but also gave the far right their first seat in the parliament in more than 50 years, though the taboo against Holding Referendum in germany remains as strong as ever. To discuss all that im joined by henry chu, International Editor of variety, Polly Toynbee from the guardian, maria margaronis, who writes for the nation, and stephanie bozon from germanys der welt. Welcome to all of you, good to have you with us again. Lets talk first of all about this question of referendums. What do you make of the way that the government in iraq and spain have responded to the referendums proposed and held . Well, it makes you actually be more in favour of referendums then i would be normally inclined to be because i tend to think referendums put very complex questions in very simple terms which is something we saw with the brexit referendum, very vividly, where everybody was actually voting on a different topic and for D
Good morning. Welcome to dateline. Let the people decide. In kurdistan they have, and this weekend catalans wanted to do the same, by holding a referendum on independence in the uk, a referendum of course in the uk gave us brexit. Jeremy corbyn, leader of the opposition labour party, has announced he would give similar, decisive votes to people he says politicians ignore. In germany, the voters rewarded Angela Merkel with a term as chancellor last weekend but also gave the far right their first seat in the bundestag in more than 50 years, though the taboo against Holding Referendum in germany remains as strong as ever. To discuss all that im joined by henry chu, International Editor of variety, Polly Toynbee from the guardian, maria margaronis, who writes for the nation, and stephanie bozon from germanys der welt. Welcome to all of you, good to have you with us again. Lets talk first of all about this question of referendums. What do you make of the way that the government in iraq and