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tesla is recalling over 350,000 of its us vehicles to update its full self—driving beta software system. this, after regulators said it did not properly adhere to traffic safety laws. tesla will now release a free update for the system. but as my colleague samira hussain explains, the full self—driving beta software is a big part of tesla. this self driving technology for tesla is a big part of its business plan. it's what tesla and elon musk has been pushing and elon musk has been pushing and they believe it is the absolute future. elon musk has also said this self driving techn...

surged 10% last year to $150 billlion. they have moved to reduce reliance on the us dollar by setting up payment clearing in the chinese currency, the yuan. former brazilian president dilma rousseff is to be sworn in today as head of the new development bank — a rival to the world bank and imf set by by the so—called brics countries of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. let's speak now to william jackson, who is emerging market economist at capital economics. xi has been signalling the post—covid reopening of china by hosting a series of world leaders. what can we r...

president lula da silva is paying a visit. president xijinping president lula da silva is paying a visit. president xi jinping told president lula da silva is paying a visit. president xijinping told his brazilian counterpart that chinese development would create new opportunities for brazil. the also an opportunity for beijing to reinforce ties with one of the world's emerging economic powers, a member of the group of economies which also includes russia, india and south africa. he said he viewed relations with brazil as a diplomatic high priority. the countries agreed a deal to dit...

it's three years today since chinese state media reported the first recorded death from covid—19. since then the global economy has been under intense pressure, and now the world bank is warning it is close to falling into recession. in its latest economic forecast, the bank said after surging by over 5% in post—pandemic 2021, growth in the world's richest economies is likely to slow sharply from 2.5% last year to just 0.5% this year, and debt caused by the pandemic will take decades to pay off. the bbc�*s north america business correspondent samira hussain reports from new yor...

and also ahead: a big night in hollywood. have you been round? i haven't been round. have i been round? colin farrell wins best actor at the golden globes. we'll have the latest from the awards, trying to recover from controversy. hello and welcome. we have a fax programme ahead. —— packed programme ahead. we begin here in the uk, where more than 20,000 ambulance and support staff have gone on strike in a row over pay and conditions, with health service leaders warning the system is in a precarious position. call handlers and dispatchers are also taking part in the industrial act...