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missiles. this is the latest attack in the region which is one of the world's most important trade routes. the head of the un's international maritime organisation says these attacks are one of the biggest challenges the body has ever faced. biggest challenges the body has everfaced. my biggest challenges the body has ever faced. my colleague spoke to the head of the organisation and asked what can be done to stop the attacks. it's one of the biggest challenges the imo has faced, in particularly in recent years. and the reality is that as you mentioned, shipping is a global sector. w...

Russia and know when to attack brennan. Who allows is known to be attacked. And now its not happening is israel. And jewish people that go for biden in the democrats did have thanks very much okay, so lets bring in cnns tawam foreman, Fact Checking what we just heard from donald trump. Mr. Foreman, its a lot of what weve heard before jake is i actually remarkable how little invention there isnt this same old thing saying its on the White House House case. The white house is prosecuting those. No, it is not. Alvin bragg is a locally elected official hes been chosen up there. He has not been cho...

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 . Nati...

Contagion refers to the spread of financial or economic issues from one sector or market to another. It may be compared to a virus, with similar characteristics

It is time to stop viewing crises as exceptional events and admit how frequently shocks actually occur. The task of forecasters and policymakers is not to predict the next catastrophe but to sharpen their focus on resilience – what it takes to stay the course with politically mandated policies while minimising inevitable dislocations.