as xi jingping noted, tone - we gleam about that? as xi jingping noted, tone and i we gleam about that? as xil jingping noted, tone and will jingping noted, tone and will no longer be bullied, but at the same time, he notes that china wants to be a global player, it wants to have partners, it wants to have a global order, a peace within the world, it doesn't seek to raise conflict or tensions with any other countries, but be a partner in the different settings, so what china, or what xijingping settings, so what china, or what xi jingping articulates is that it sees, the communist party is leading china in a prosperous and peaceful way into the global order, and china ought to have a seat at the international setting, just like the us. it doesn't seek to erase conflict or tension but rather be a partner in the different settings that it is active — raise. we can expect that china wants to be a player that china wants to be a player thatis that china wants to be a player that is at the same level as the us, but it won't be bullied.

president xi jingping is attending a celebration of the chinese communist party's 100th anniversary. events are communist party's100th anniversary. events are taking place in and around tiananmen square. he said the ear of china being bullied is over. the celebrations have ignored the devastating famines and purges of its early decades in power. 0fficials purges of its early decades in power. officials in north—western canada and the us a warning of the threat of wildfires after several days of record—breaking high temperatures. british columbia in canada recorded 100 access desks thought to have been caused by the heat. now on bbc news, click. this week, pods on wheels. gigs in games. and drones on the beach. hey, welcome to click and welcome to my new office. it's a bit small but it does have one advantage, and that's that it can be absolutely anywhere. hiya, fancy seeing you here. hello, nice pod. are you avoiding me in there? as we start to talk about the future of workspaces post—pandemic, the go pod is one idea. it can be placed in the middle of an open—plan office or a

president xi jingping is attending a celebration of the chinese communist party's100th anniversary. events are taking place in and around tiananmen square. he said the ear of china being bullied is over. the celebrations have ignored the devastating famines and purges of its early decades in power. officials in north—western canada and the us a warning of the threat of wildfires after several days of record—breaking high temperatures. british columbia in canada recorded 100 access desks thought to have been caused by the heat. now on bbc news, click.

president xi jingping has attended a celebration of the chinese communist party's 100 anniversary. he said the era of china being bullied is over. the celebrations have ignored the devastating famines and purges of the communist party's and purges of the communist pa rty�*s early and purges of the communist party's early decades in power. 0fficials party's early decades in power. officials in north—western canada and the us a warning of the threat of wildfires after several days of record—breaking high temperatures. 0fficials several days of record—breaking high temperatures. officials in the province of british columbia and canada have reported 100 excess deaths thought to have been caused by the heat. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. eight decades after the slaughter of millions ofjews began in eastern europe, the truth of what happened is still denied by some. my guest today is a silvia foti, an american writer whose grandfather was lithuanian — a man hailed as an heroic patriot who paid with his life resisting the soviets. but accord

president xi jingping addresses the chinese communist party's 100th communist party's100th anniversary celebrations saying the era of china being bullied is over. the worst of the heat that has caused dozens of deaths in canada is set to ease slightly, but there are still concerns about a new threat. forest fires. hundreds of residents have been told to leave the town in british columbia which set a new canadian record of more than 49 celsius on tuesday. the heatwave, which has affected many areas of western area of north america has raised new questions about how to mitigate climate change. we can speak now to the meteorologist who joins us from sanjose. thank you forjoining us. this is your bread and butter, you do this day in day out. how worried are you by what you are seeing? worried are you by what you are seeinu ? .,. . seeing? the pacific northwest standards. — seeing? the pacific northwest standards, this _ seeing? the pacific northwest standards, this was _ seeing? the pacific northwest standards, this was off - seeing? the pacific northwest standards, this was off the - st

so we've had several years of xi jingping and wolf warrior diplomacy being the norm with china. he didn't ratchet it up a notch with this speech and as richard pointed out, he didn't make any specific threats to taiwan, it was more boiler plate language directed to a domestic obvious. if you're in the tom cotton camp and looking for reasons to sort of escalate this cold war with china, this isn't a reason. >> now to this ransomware attack that has affected the networks of at least 200 u.s. companies on friday, and a russian criminal gang appears to be behind it. cyber security experts are pointing the blame at a major russian-speaking ransomware syndicate. the satisfactory ware company is believed to have been the target of the attack, and experts think it could be the same hackers who shutdown the jbs meat company over memorial day demanding an $11 million ransom. so jonathan lemire, what has been and is the white house reaction to these attacks and how do they counter them? >> this is sort of the first test of how president biden's summit with vladimir putin went a few weeks a

president xi jingping addresses the chinese communist party's 100 anniversary celebrations, saying the era of china being bullied is over. there is a new warning about the environmental impact of fast fashion. just 1% of clothes sold by major online brands like a source come from recycled material. this is according to research from the royal society for didi other manufacturers and commerce. they analyse 10,000 clothing items and found almost half were made of new plastic material like polyester, acrylic and nylon, which it describes as part of a chemical economy fuelling runaway climate change and pollution. let's speak now to josie let's speak now tojosie borden, the head of regenerative design at rsa. thank you forjoining me today, good to see you. we have a triple hit here, not only of the clothes —— not only other close made of virgin plastic, consumes vast amounts of energy and these clothes are also built to break and those polymer fibres end built to break and those polymerfibres end up going straight back into the ocean in the form of micro plastics. yeah, absolutely, acr

jingping is showing he wants control over private as well as state companies. >> thank you very much it's good to talk to you so early in beijing >>> up next, it's the end of an era at amazon. founder jeff bezos is stepping down as officially handing the reigns over monday what this might mean for the future othe mpf coany and the stock when closing bell comes right back as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. these days you have to keep everything moving and reinvent the wheel. with a hybrid, you can do both. that's why manufacturers are going hybrid with ibm. with watson on a hybrid cloud factories can use ai to automate the little things so they can focus on the next big thing. businesses that want to innova

xi jingping may think that one day a disciplined and directed chinese system will bury an aimless, unserious free world. na-keita khrushchev once had a similar thought. something to remember in this time of western self-doubt. >> jon, i am stuck in the '80s this morning. thinking back to the late '80s when there was one book after another talking about how japan was going to bury us. how all they had to do was who would their semiconductor chips and our nuclear weapons would fall into the ocean, how they were going to turn the united states into nothing more than japan's granary within 30 years. we've heard -- we constantly hear this, we're going to be destroyed by the soviet union, then we're going to be destroyed by japan. we've heard for the past ten years china is going to overtake us and relegate us to second class status on the world stage. it's what we do. we worry and are constantly thinking there's somebody out there about to overtake us. china yes, very strong. china powerful. but china too as brett stephens points out has its challenges just as we do. >> when mika was reading the