Comes in to effect today. The personal information protection law, has more teeth than other data laws in other countries, and its set to have wide reaching implications for how firms handle cross border data. How businesses use our data, where its stored and how its protected is a major concern for individuals and governments. China is now laying out the most severe penalties for firms who transfer key data overseas without proper authorisation from the chinese government, and could even blacklist firms to stop them gaining access to data from chinese citizens. Joining me now is suzanne rab, barrister, serle court chambers. Lovely to see you. Talk lovely to see you. Talk us lovely to see you. Talk us through this new law in china. How will it work and how will it impact businesses outside china s it impact businesses outside china . ,. , it impact businesses outside china . , it impact businesses outside china . , , china s good morning, sally. International china s good mornin
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the tribal area of bujaur is near pakistan s border with afghanistan. it s not immediately clear what caused the explosion, though police suspect it was a suicide bomber. no organisation has admitted carrying out the attack. with more on this let s cross to the newsroom and our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan. hundreds of people had gathered for a gathering of a hardline islamist political party in pakistan which is part of the governing coalition. there was suddenly an explosion. some people have been killed, and more than 200 injured. a local hospital was struggling to cope with the incoming casualties. many people are being taken to other parts of the district and do the provincial capital peshawar. this could be a suicide attack but no group has admitted carrying out the attack or responsibility for this incident. at the moment the priority for the authorities is to provide care and treatment for those who have been injured in this blast. and again, as we know, we
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