we ll speak to the woman trying to making changing nappies as stylish as changing bags, and find out how the right kit can help parents keep one step ahead of their kids. today we want to know whether you are concerned about who is using your data and for what purpose? we are talking about this in the light of the latest revelations about facebook, just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. the stakes have been upped in the trade war between the us and china. that s because the daughter of the founder of chinese telecoms giant huawei has been arrested in canada. meng wanzhou is huawei s chief financial officer and now faces extradition to the united states. few details have been released but it s being reported in canada that she is accused of trying to break us sanctions on iran. huawei says it is not aware of any wrongdoing and the chinese government is already calling for her release. our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. how is the news b
the week across the country, but get prepared because there is some pretty windy weather to come this week. i will have all the details right here on breakfast. it is monday 17 september. our top story: the prime minister has told the bbc that the uk faces a choice between the brexit deal she negotiates with brussels or no deal at all. in an interview with panorama, theresa may also criticises proposals for the irish border which have been put forward by some brexiteers. but the former foreign secretary boris johnson claims that failing to resolve the border issue could lead to a total write off of brexit, as our political correspondent chris mason explains. you know how it is. your call is important to us, and all that guff. and then you are kept waiting. thank you. hold music plays. hello, jean claude. hello. i m very well thank you. i hope you manage to have a good summer break. the brexit negotiations as you ve never seen the brexit negotiations as you ve never seen them
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are being encouraged to return to work today but can businesses ensure their safety? i ll talk to the boss of halfords. more exercise, and more sport. golf, tennis, and fishing will all be allowed in england from wednesday, as long as social distancing rules are followed, but you only play with someone from your household. indian weather, largely dry weekend for many. but we start on a cold note, with frost in many places. coming up. it s monday 11 may. our top story. the prime minister has outlined measures to start a very gradual easing of the lockdown in england. in a televised address he said the government s message will change from stay at home to stay alert. but the message won t change in scotland, wales and northern ireland. borisjohnson also said anyone who can t work from home should return to work from today, but to avoid public transport if possible. from june 1, primary schools in england could see a partial reopening starting in reception, and years i and 6