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This is bbc news, with the latest business headlines, for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. the spring statement — rishi sunak gets reading to present at the dispatch box later today, but what has the chancellor got up his sleeve for cash strapped households and businesses? the us confirms it will drop trump—era tariffs on british steel and aluminium in return for the uk dumping tariffs on jeans and whiskey. is this the start of a new trade relationship? and, game on, as the 2022 game developers�* conference in san francisco begins, we take look closer at the $17...

Summer for me. it was still stay the hell away from me. >> best way to stay away from others. the booming video game industry, which was expected to generate between $175 billion and $180 billion in revenue this year. that's much more than movies or music. >> i think technology was very much geared towards what we could do inside and at our homes that we normally maybe went outside for. >> video games was like the only way we could socialize, right? >> worst joke. dave chappelle's comments about trans people, which sparked an outcry, even as some came to his defense, especially after he agreed...

Why? you just demeaned the police. you have family pressure as well as peer pressure to not wear the uniforms, to not do this job. we're told they're the problem. we're trying to reimagine them. now we're trying to give them money to do their job and bring control back to the streets. they told you if you got rid of them, if you tried to push them back beginning in minneapolis because a few bad apples, you'll pay the price. now you want them to go back to gain control of the streets that they controlled? i don't blame them if they say forget about it. i love when you break down the numbers. in...

Mentioned, you are on the house armed services committee, but in terms of that vote, right, for the bill that just passed, the national defense authorization act, you voted no. and tweeted afterwards you're telling me we're willing to spend $8 trillion on defense over the next ten years, but when it comes to investing in working families and preventing the climate crisis, $1.7 trillion for build back better is too much? as we all know, democrats have been working for months now to get senators manchin and sinema on board which feels like where we're still at this morning. if they're not on boa...

That was put in to this legislation when before the virus hit and the pandemic hit. we were looking at 3.5% unemployment. so that is without any of these child care features. we were doing just fine then. why we so need it now? >> there's the -- the situation has changed with the pandemic. folks that have their kids quarantined for ten days for classes and they have to stay home with their kids. issues with traveling that are re -- >> neil: you don't think that sets a dangerous precedent, that the government comes to the rescue and funds people after spending $5 trillion, isn't that a catalyst...