Now on bbc news it is time for dateline london. Hello and welcome to the programme which brings together bbc specialists with the foreign correspondents who write and broadcast for audiences back home from dateline london. This week. As borisjohnson promises to rebuild britain, why there could be delays. Could made in taiwan soon become made in china . And why biden s buddies are not doing his bidding. Joining us is marc roche from belgium and has spent three decades explaining the british to the french. A Tha N Kless A Thankless Task cheerfully undertaken. Jef mcallister is a us Born Lawyerfor american media. And with me in the studio, we are delighted to have bbc asia pacific editor celia hatton. Its full steam ahead for britains post Brexit Economy after the covid recession, according to the Prime Minister addressing his party. Borisjohnson declared himself unconcerned by Staff Shortages delaying if not imperilling the recovery. Not enough Lorry Drivers to deliver petrol. Not enough
Chinese president xijinping support. Chinese president xi jinping vows to unify china and taiwan. As the heightened tensions over the island continue. If china can be unified, or chinese will a happy life. If china cant unify, everyone will suffer. ,. ,. , suffer. The United States and the taliban will suffer. The United States and the taliban will hold suffer. The United States and the taliban will hold facetoface suffer. The United States and the i taliban will hold facetoface talks taliban will hold face to face talks on their first meeting since the group seized control of afghanistan in august. Women in the uk who are travelling home alone could soon be offered protection from a free mobile phone app. Pope francis launches what catholics have described as the most ambitious project of Church Reform in six decades. Now on bbc news, its time for dateline london. Hello and welcome to the programme which brings together bbc specialists with the foreign correspondents who write and bro
Of gunfire is people are running for their lives lets there, thats shocking. Video shows those Concert Goers running as attackers go on a Shooting Rampage Inside The Popular Music Hall and Shopping Center friday night, Officials Say more than 100 people are dead and dozens others injured. Isis is claiming responsibility for the massacre. Cnns Fred Pleitgen has been falling in the story closely enjoins us with the latest. So fred, what more russian Officials Saying about the suspects here either on my yeah, one of the interesting things that theyre not saying is theyre not saying that they believe that isis was actually behind all this course. We know that there is that claim by isis at the same time, the us says they have no reason to doubt that claim over fonts, the ability from isis, the russian so far not going in that direction yet. They say that theyve apprehended 11 people so far. They say four of them are the attackers who went inside that Shopping Center and Events Center in ne
1981 when ronald reagan was president and battling a recession that seemed endless. a guy names paul volcker was hiking interest rates a full percentage point at a team to squash inflation that proved relentless. when indiana jones was the hottest movie in the country and charles and diana, the hottest wedding ticket in the world. back then bacon cost $1.75 a pound. try more like $7 now. coffee was $2.46 a pound. closer to $6 now. a half gallon of ice cream set you back about $2. nearly trip that will today. some perspective on time and prices. lower and slower back then. faster and out of control right now. we are all over it with lydia hu at a new york city supermarket on how folks are holding up. hillary vaughn on capitol hill where democrats and republicans are digging in. edward lawrence in jerusalem on if those inflation numbers are weighing the president down. why house economic adviser jared bernstein on what costs he sees no longer going up. welcome. i m neil cavuto.
you are watching the context. now it s time for europe votes 202a. elections in the uk, elections in the european union. two weeks today, 400 million people across europe will vote to elect their representatives to the european parliament. they will choose 720 politicians from 27 countries in what many people consider the most pivotal vote the european union has staged since members were first elected in 1979. and by the end ofjuly, there will be new parliaments in both the eu and uk, with implications for both sides, for those negotiations post brexit, and in a whole range of areas. most notably security, migration and trade. now, for those who don t follow politics in brussels, you should know there are the institutions involved in the legislative process. there is the european commission, that shapes policy, the parliament, directly elected, that debates and vote on those bills, and the council of european leaders, that have an equal say in what is adopted. and at the to