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 morning, sally.
Could the u. S. President ial election be delayed donald trump is criticised for suggesting postponing the vote in the books could mail in ballots on the coronavirus pandemic spoil the result this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program. The u. S. President ial election is planned to happen just over 3 months from now with the number of corona virus infections still rising in the worlds worst affected country many states are making postal voting easier so americans wont need to queue polling stations but donald trump says the mail in ballots will lead to fraud without providing any evidence the president s tweeted about wanting to delay the election but even his republican supporters are joining democrats to condemn the idea complete hellcats has more from the white house. Even by his own standards his tweet was nothing short of astonishing on thursday u. S. President donald trump suggested the november president ial election should be postponed alleging potential fraud assoc
crisis despite hours of talks. many european nations are still against a quota to take in the migrant. and french pharmacies start selling hiv tests that people can take at home. also coming up this hour, europe s car market is bouncing back, but carmakers are worried about a slowdown in china. we will have a have the latest at the frankfurt motor show. on this on the way, but first business. gernie: hungary has declared a state of emergency in two of its southern counties on the border with serbia. that urgent group over the migrant crisis gives social powers to police and other authorities there. admit night, the hungary at midnight, hungry close the border with serbia. those crossing illegally can be immediately arrested and deported. re is more from the hungarian spokesperson. we tried to declare a crisis situation for two counties. [indiscernible] to 9400 people tried to enter hungary just yesterday alone. that is the highest daily figure this year. the number of m
line. talk us through has been banned from attending. several foreign politicians have been banned from attending the funeral and the memorial service in moscow today, including a polish senate seat seeker, who was denied a visa to russia at the last minute . also another prominent opposition leader, he was not allowed to attend the funeral the movie actually applied for a day release to do this. those three people are definitely not attending the ceremony, but there are s ill representatives there are still representatives of foreign officials that are going to be there. while the u.s. ambassador to russia attended the memorial service earlier today. as well as the government official, the russian government was represented by the deputy prime minister, who came this morning. as well as public figures and politicians, the general public of course came, hundreds of people came in, they queued for hours to get inside of the center. many brought flowers which they covered w
says the country will return to the market following an exit from the cleanout measures. and cnbc is told that economists are off track and inflation in his country is under control. economists in the private sector, in the past three months, they have been consistently wrong. you re watching worldwide exchange. bringing you business news from around the globe. hello and a first welcome to the first worldwide exchange of the week. a remind they are a the u.k. markets are closed as a holiday today. more on that, but first we kickoff with the pro-russian rebels rushing a station in russia after a fire in a building being occupied bicep atists. the prime minister has criticized the police force for not doing enough to stop the clashes and blames moscow for not interfering in the country. it seems to me that the entire world is facing a new type of war. this is the new war. with the military with insignia on their uniforms and the agents with a well organized terror