need to do more by helping to slow economic activity. the fed will make its next decision on november one. the biden administration has widened the range of advanced artificial intelligence chips that cannot be sold to china. the move was seen as a further step in the battle between washington and beijing over access to what s known as dual use technologies that can be used in military applications. jason oxman is the head of a global association for the tech sector and he says trade policies on computer chips need to take into account both national security and market needs. china is a large economy, it is the second largest population on the planet, and it is an innovative economy but at the same time states has expressed legitimate national sequence security concerns about provisioning the next generation of semiconductor technology to china. what we are concerned about striking a balance between the legitimate national security interests and ensuring there is economic
and, israel s allies have shown their support through displays like this. here s berlin s brandenburg gate lit up in white and blue to show support for israel. let s show you live pictures from gaza now. and we ve seen renewed israeli s airstrikes overnight, as we head towards dawn in the region. israel has responded to hamas attack with devastating air strikes including in the last few hours. have a look at this new video coming in to the bbc. explosions. the latest developments come as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his security cabinet has approved plans to destroy the military and governmental capabilities of hamas and islamichhad. netanyahu has said israel is, quote, at war after the hamas raid early saturday morning. israel s government says hamas launched more than 2,000 rockets into the country, killing more than 250 people and wounding over 1100 others. officials in the gaza strip say over 230 people have been killed and over 1700 were injured in retalia
in fact the longest serving conservative defence secretary ever, ben wallace, who stepped down from his job in the summer citing the cost of what he said was putting work and country ahead of my family. a member of the government in some form ever since the conservatives came to power in 2010, he can now reflect on what he s learned about politics and about defence as he prepares for a life outside westminster. ben wallace, welcome to political thinking. thank you. we are speaking a few hours after the chancellor unveiled what he called his largest ever tax cut for workers. if you were running at the next election, would you be preparing for a spring election? no. i would probably be waiting for september. i think it is a good autumn statement. jeremy has gone on the right place around national insurance, effectively rewarding effort, work and trying people who we need to generate wealth and pay tax receipts so we can have more to spend and grow the economy. i think he has do
and slow moving. we ll be live in new york to find out what else is missing from donald trump s wishlist. is hamas attempting to soften its image? we ll look at a new policy document released by the palestinian militant group the first since its founding charter. and don t forget you can get in touch about any of the stories we re covering using the #bbcos hashtag. welcome to outside source. it s the final week of campaigning in the french presidential election. both emmanuel macron and marine le pen have been holding rallies attacking one another. mr macron told his supporters to reject the far right policies of his rival while ms le pen linked mr macron to the outgoing administration and said they d costjobs and ruined businesses. all this to a backdrop of may day protests. masked demonstrators threw petrol bombs and other objects at officers, two of whom were injured. police responded with tear gas. the parade was organised by trades unions and anti racist campaigner