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BBC News

play by the rules and play competitively when it came to world trade and that china would do what it could to protect its own interests. at the heart of this is subsidies, who is subsidising what, all countries subsidise their industries to some respect but the argument here is that china is subsidising to such an extent that it is allowing solar panels for instance to be sold at half the cost that they were last year and that is not allowing western firms to compete and that is why many countries including the us are considering these greater tariffs. ~ , . considering these greater tariffs. , ., ., ., tariffs. we seen a lot of back-and-forth - tariffs. we seen a lot of| back-and-forth between back—and—forth between officials from the us and china on that. speaking of the solar panels, we saw that amazing shot there on your piece about the wide range of solar panels in the field. do you think that will be enough for china to reach these pretty aggressive growth targets that the country wants to meet?— wants to meet? yes, it's at a urowth wants to meet? yes, it's at a growth target _ wants to meet? yes, it's at a growth target of _ wants to meet? yes, it's at a growth target of 596 -

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BBC News

are very complicated. after the death of villavicencio, i think we need to unite. leftist candidate luisa gonzalez won the most votes, pledging social welfare programmes including education and health. she will face businessman daniel noboa, a surprise to many that he will go through to a run—off vote in october. and with more on the latest in ecuador, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to katy watson a short while ago. thanks forjoining us. you mentioned your report to the need for peace and security. what is expected between now at the run—off in october? it what is expected between now at the run-off in october?— the run-off in october? it was exnected _ the run-off in october? it was exnected that _ the run-off in october? it was expected that luisa _ the run-off in october? it was expected that luisa gonzalez, i expected that luisa gonzalez, the leftist candidate, would this round. what was subsidising was daniel noboa, a pro—business candidate who almost came from nowhere. what happened with fernando villavicencio really upended the campaign. the focus was on

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The Context

own soiar — making it very easy to collect your own solar panels _ making it very easy to collect your own solar panels are _ making it very easy to collect your own solar panels are subsidising l own solar panels are subsidising them _ own solar panels are subsidising them on — own solar panels are subsidising them on the _ own solar panels are subsidising them on the roof. _ own solar panels are subsidising them on the roof. a— own solar panels are subsidising them on the roof. a huge - own solar panels are subsidising. them on the roof. a huge scheme own solar panels are subsidising - them on the roof. a huge scheme for solar panels — them on the roof. a huge scheme for solar panels on — them on the roof. a huge scheme for solar panels on balconies _ them on the roof. a huge scheme for solar panels on balconies for - them on the roof. a huge scheme for solar panels on balconies for peoplel solar panels on balconies for people who rent— solar panels on balconies for people who rent ﬂats _ solar panels on balconies for people who rent flats. so, _ solar panels on balconies for people who rent flats. so, they— solar panels on balconies for people who rent flats. so, they can - solar panels on balconies for people who rent flats. so, they can be - who rent flats. so, they can be something _ who rent flats. so, they can be something and _ who rent flats. so, they can be something and banning - who rent flats. so, they can be something and banning gas- who rent flats. so, they can be - something and banning gas boilers occurs— something and banning gas boilers occurs right — something and banning gas boilers occurs right away. _ something and banning gas boilers occurs right away. but _ something and banning gas boilers occurs right away. but we're - something and banning gas boilers occurs right away. but we're trying| occurs right away. but we're trying to do _ occurs right away. but we're trying to do and — occurs right away. but we're trying to do and misreported _ occurs right away. but we're trying to do and misreported and - to do and misreported and performances, _ to do and misreported and performances, taking - to do and misreported and performances, taking the i to do and misreported and - performances, taking the audit as and build — performances, taking the audit as and build a — performances, taking the audit as and build a new— performances, taking the audit as and build a new house _ performances, taking the audit as and build a new house and - performances, taking the audit as and build a new house and use . and build a new house and use gas and build a new house and use gas and if— and build a new house and use gas and if a _ and build a new house and use gas and if a heat — and build a new house and use gas and if a heat pump— and build a new house and use gas and if a heat pump instead - and build a new house and use gas and if a heat pump instead of- and build a new house and use gas and if a heat pump instead of a - and build a new house and use gas. and if a heat pump instead of a more cost—effective in _ and if a heat pump instead of a more cost—effective in the _ and if a heat pump instead of a more cost—effective in the long _ and if a heat pump instead of a more cost—effective in the long term - and if a heat pump instead of a more cost—effective in the long term and l cost—effective in the long term and banning _ cost—effective in the long term and banning cars. — cost—effective in the long term and banning cars, were _ cost—effective in the long term and banning cars, were not _ cost—effective in the long term and banning cars, were not talking - cost—effective in the long term and i banning cars, were not talking about banning _ banning cars, were not talking about banning cars— banning cars, were not talking about banning cars on— banning cars, were not talking about banning cars on the _ banning cars, were not talking about banning cars on the road _ banning cars, were not talking about banning cars on the road from - banning cars, were not talking about banning cars on the road from 2035' banning cars on the road from 2035 onwards. _ banning cars on the road from 2035 onwards. there _ banning cars on the road from 2035 onwards, there will— banning cars on the road from 2035 onwards, there will only— banning cars on the road from 2035 onwards, there will only be - banning cars on the road from 2035 onwards, there will only be new - onwards, there will only be new types _ onwards, there will only be new types of— onwards, there will only be new types of course _ onwards, there will only be new types of course allowed - onwards, there will only be new types of course allowed and - onwards, there will only be new types of course allowed and i i onwards, there will only be new i types of course allowed and i think when _ types of course allowed and i think when i _ types of course allowed and i think when i get — types of course allowed and i think when i get doing _ types of course allowed and i think when i get doing very— types of course allowed and i think

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Nicky Campbell

taxes. . ., . ., , taxes. can also incidentally the taxes, taxes. can also incidentally the taxes. i'm _ taxes. can also incidentally the taxes, i'm not— taxes. can also incidentally the taxes, i'm not pro-smoking i taxes. can also incidentally the| taxes, i'm not pro-smoking but taxes. can also incidentally the i taxes, i'm not pro-smoking but the taxes, i'm not pro—smoking but the taxes _ taxes, i'm not pro—smoking but the taxes on _ taxes, i'm not pro—smoking but the taxes on cigarettes _ taxes, i'm not pro—smoking but the taxes on cigarettes more _ taxes, i'm not pro—smoking but the taxes on cigarettes more than i taxes, i'm not pro—smoking but the taxes on cigarettes more than pay. taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the _ taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the harm — taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the harm that _ taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the harm that is _ taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the harm that is done - taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the harm that is done by- taxes on cigarettes more than pay for the harm that is done by the l for the harm that is done by the cigarette — for the harm that is done by the cigarette smoking, _ for the harm that is done by the cigarette smoking, so— for the harm that is done by the cigarette smoking, so there i for the harm that is done by the cigarette smoking, so there is l for the harm that is done by the i cigarette smoking, so there is an economic— cigarette smoking, so there is an economic taste. _ cigarette smoking, so there is an economic taste, not _ cigarette smoking, so there is an economic taste, not a _ cigarette smoking, so there is an economic taste, not a moral i cigarette smoking, so there is anl economic taste, not a moral taste subsidising — economic taste, not a moral taste subsidising cigarettes. _ economic taste, not a moral taste subsidising cigarettes. can - economic taste, not a moral taste subsidising cigarettes.— subsidising cigarettes. can i add somethina subsidising cigarettes. can i add something there, _ subsidising cigarettes. can i add something there, the _ subsidising cigarettes. can i add something there, the nhs i subsidising cigarettes. can i add something there, the nhs is i subsidising cigarettes. can i add| something there, the nhs is not subsidising cigarettes. can i add i something there, the nhs is notjust reactionary medicine in terms of broken legs and that sort of thing that we sometimes view it as, there is the work of people like i mention comments about health promotion as well, about trying to change the way well, about trying to change the way we work and society in terms of how we work and society in terms of how we consume foods, cooking, all that sort of thing, looking after our health, so the nhs is notjust about that reactionary medicine, and as a lecturer one of the biggest things we do with our students as work on health the motion, one of the biggest things we actually do it —— health emotion. understanding what

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Verified Live

subsidising about 50% of the child care markets around 80%, to recognise that it an additional burden of responsibility on ministers and the government to make sure it is adequately funded so that settings can keep going? the sure it is adequately funded so that settings can keep going?— settings can keep going? the first thin , a settings can keep going? the first thing, a member— settings can keep going? the first thing, a member of— settings can keep going? the first thing, a member of my _ settings can keep going? the first thing, a member of my family - settings can keep going? the first thing, a member of my family has settings can keep going? the first i thing, a member of my family has a interest in a childcare company. as well as the expansion the chancellor announced in the provision, extending the agent title meant, significant funding was put in to deal with the existing entitlement, the inflationary pressures, around 200 million this year paid from the september rising tojust 200 million this year paid from the september rising to just shy of 300 million for the future year, further to come. that means a 30% increase in the two—year—old rate, taking it to around £8 per hour, also an inflationary increase to the other rates as well.— inflationary increase to the other rates as well. ., .,, ,, rates as well. some of those i think been welcomed _

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BBC News at One

roll—out of offshore wind power with a lot more business to come this way. labour certainly hopes this is going to see of the snp in scotland but also offer these people a transition to the new types ofjobs in green energy industries, and there is a lot of international pressure. the us, the eu, canada putting a lot of money into subsidising green industries and a warning from industry that if the uk doesn'tjoin that game of subsidising industries to get the new technologies and the manufacturing jobs with it, britain risks being left behind. itruiith manufacturing jobs with it, britain risks being left behind.— risks being left behind. with the last few minutes _ risks being left behind. with the last few minutes the _ risks being left behind. with the last few minutes the driver - risks being left behind. with the - last few minutes the driver involved in the croydon train crash has been filled of failing has been cleared of failing to take care of his passengers. the trunk of a train travelling at more than 70

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World Business Report

benefited from the £400 support that the government was giving. so while in absolute terms energy bills will be falling, that lack of support will be felt by households going forward. ., ., forward. the one that will really feel _ forward. the one that will really feel the _ forward. the one that will really feel the benefit - forward. the one that will really feel the benefit is l forward. the one that will. really feel the benefit is the government.— really feel the benefit is the covernment. , ., government. yes, the government was subsidising _ government. yes, the government was subsidising energy _ government. yes, the government was subsidising energy bills - was subsidising energy bills through the energy price guarantee as a consequence of the cap. the level of the energy price guarantee, it will no longer be providing that support. at least for the period july through september. and in terms of the ability for consumers to see a more competitive market going forward, switching, getting the best deal they can, will that return? it best deal they can, will that return? , , return? it is interesting because _ return? it is interesting because to _ return? it is interesting because to all - return? it is interesting because to all intents l return? it is interesting i because to all intents and purposes the competitive market has been largely suspended for the last six to nine months.

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Climate change: NZ Steel to transition away from burning coal with $140 million Govt subsidy

The change is equivalent to taking 300,000 cars off the road.

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PM Chris Hipkins to speak on major climate change emissions announcement in Auckland

The change is equivalent to taking 300,000 cars off the road.

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Nicky Campbell

resort. it is effective nationalisation. you are the owner now, at a remove. mick, nationalisation. you are the owner now, ata remove. mick, good morning. what is your reaction to this news about transpennine express? we have been talking to passengers whose lives have been profoundly affected and they are at the end of their tether. work life, family life. did you see this coming? family life. did you see this cominu ? ~ family life. did you see this coming?— family life. did you see this comina? ~ , . , , coming? we expected it. firstly, the com an coming? we expected it. firstly, the company running _ coming? we expected it. firstly, the company running that _ coming? we expected it. firstly, the company running that contract i coming? we expected it. firstly, the company running that contract had . coming? we expected it. firstly, the company running that contract had a| company running that contract had a contract which is equally calamitous for the public if it had been extended. so they have made a typical decision of splitting the difference of taking one contract away and allowing another contract to proceed. first group made £70 million last year in profit, which your listeners are subsidising. they offer nothing to the industry or the

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