Time. Voiceover lise Indigenous People for the first time. Voiceover Indigenous People for the first time. Voiceover live from our studio in singapore, time. Voiceover live from our studio in singapore, this time. Voiceover live from our studio in singapore, this is studio in singapore, this is bbc news. Its newsday. Welcome to the programme. Starting with the latest from the Gaza Health Ministry which says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes since saturday. Meanwhile, israels top general has admitted that the armed forces failed to protect the state and its citizens when hamas launched its offensive. More than 1,300 israelis died during the attacks, most of them civilians. 0ur international editor, jeremy bowen, begins our coverage in southern israel. More of gaza has been flattened by israeli bombing. Israel insists its targets are all based on intelligence, to kill the men who massacred israelis and to continue the job of breaking hamas. But hundreds of
And on that note, this week weve been asking for your questions about brexit we plan to answer them later on in the show. Keep them coming in. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Welcome to the programme. With article 50 now triggered, negotiations on the uks departure from the European Union have begun. But this is notjust about what britain wants the brexit deal depends significantly on what the eu is prepared to give. In the next few minutes Eu Council President donald tusk will present the european guidelines for the brexit negotiations. So, what kind of terms can we expect from the eu . National parliaments of the eus 27 Member States will have a say in any future eu uk Free Trade Deal, plus consent by the European Parliament. Any future Free Trade Deal between the European Union and the uk is highly unlikely until the United Kingdom leaves the eu in 2019. There are Three Million eu citizens currently in the uk. The eu will want them to stay, keep theirjobs and have a right to health
yeah. so you get a territory like the eu that puts up the price of carbon, carbon taxes, it becomes more expensive for companies and then companies relocate to another part of the world where it s cheaper. do you think there needs to be thought about a global carbon price? ido think. i mean, look, first best, christian, is we would have a global carbon price. it wouldn t exactly match. the level of the price would be higher maybe in the uk than it is in some sub saharan developing african or small island state given the relative resources. but everyone should try to have a price on carbon. i m not naive about it, though. i don t think it s going to happen overnight. one of the objectives that president von der leyen and president trudeau, the prime minister of sweden, the head of the world trade 0rganisation, myself talked about yesterday was to get the coverage of the carbon price up to about two thirds of global emissions by the end of this decade.