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Speaker 1: Devin Gray are UK correspondents with us. Hey, Kevin Hiverer Heller, Devin,

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Speaker 1: does it sound like you guys actually might be sorting

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Speaker 1: out this problem with the Chinese electric vehicles and all

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Speaker 1: the tariffs and stuff.

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Speaker 2: It's looking a lot more positive than it had been.

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Speaker 2: Of course, America has raised its tariff on Chinese electric

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Speaker 2: cars from twenty five percent to one hundred percent last month.

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Speaker 2: That you have threatened up to thirty eight percent for

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Speaker 2: air vehicles imported into the European Union. They claim the

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Speaker 2: Chinese government is effectively subsidized in their production. The Chinese

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Speaker 2: then threatened that something similar back. It's not popular among

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Speaker 2: some politicians in Germany, in particular with a big manufacturing base.

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Speaker 2: It's not popular indeed in the industry. But after a

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Speaker 2: phone call over the weekend, it looks like talks aren't

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Speaker 2: actually going to happen to try and resolve the matter,

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Speaker 2: though no firm progress on this yet.

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Speaker 1: Now, what happened with the wolves in the park near Paris?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, were a great question. So a woman has been

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Speaker 2: attacked by wolves. Now the thirty six year old victim

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Speaker 2: was staying at a lodge within something called Tiori Park.

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Speaker 2: Now that is an animal park near Paris, and it's

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Speaker 2: looked like that she stayed there in accommodation overnight and

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Speaker 2: then strayed into the main safari zone, which is only

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Speaker 2: reserved for cars to go through animal enclosures, and she

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Speaker 2: went early in the morning for a job while within

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Speaker 2: moments she was set upon by three arctic walls. Suffered

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Speaker 2: severe bites to her neck, back and leg and the

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Speaker 2: trip to hospital of course an intensive care. I wasn't

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Speaker 2: far behind. We haven't yet got a condition check on her.

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Speaker 2: We don't know why she went into a car only zone,

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Speaker 2: whether she didn't see the symbols or the science and

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Speaker 2: investigation is underway, but obviously a pretty unpleasant attack.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, totally. Hey, so what about Elton John, I who's

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Speaker 1: he giving all this money to charity to?

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Speaker 2: Yeah? Well, mostly, of course, I think it probably adds

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Speaker 2: up to his AIDS foundation. But Alton John is the

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Speaker 2: most generous celebrity in the UK. According to a new survey.

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Speaker 2: He donates, believe it or not, six thousand New Zealand

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Speaker 2: dollars to charities every hour of every day. He does,

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Speaker 2: of course, have a billion New Zealand dollar fortune, and

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Speaker 2: he dishes out roughly one hundred and sixty thousand New

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Speaker 2: Zealand dollars a day to charityle have causes close to

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Speaker 2: his heart. It works out of the staggering fifty eight

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Speaker 2: million New Zealand dollars a year. Incidentally, he's not alone.

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Speaker 2: He is pushed very very closely by JK. Rowling, the

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Speaker 2: author of Harry Potter, into second place, and then the

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Speaker 2: Formula one driver Lewis Hamilton is third. Lord Alan Sugar,

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Speaker 2: who of course is a big magnet over here in

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Speaker 2: industry fourth, and Lord Andrew Lloyd Wether, the composer of

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Speaker 2: so many musicals, is in fifth. However, as generous as

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Speaker 2: that all may seen, they are absolutely dwarfed by one

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Speaker 2: or two. In the world of banking, an investment banker

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Speaker 2: here called Sir Chris Hein has donated a massive amount

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Speaker 2: of money over the last few years, estimated to be

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Speaker 2: some one point two billion New Zealand dollars a year.

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Speaker 1: Oh, how good is that? You got to love that stuff? Gavin,

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Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Talk to you in a couple

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Speaker 1: of days. Kevin Gray, UK correspondent.

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