BBC News: 中美贸易站 中国有实力捍卫权益

Hello, I'm Ally McHugh with the BBC news. The policeman who swapped himself for a hostage during an Islamist attack on a supermarket in southern France on Friday has died of his injuries. French leaders have praised the courage of lieutenant-colone Arnaud Beltrame. Gavin Lee is outside the supermarket in Trebes where the siege took place. Emmanuel Macron, one of the first two to come and talk about how he fell for his country, this exceptional bravery and Gerard Collomb, the Interior Minister as well talking about a man who showed utter heroism to saCRIfice his own life to swap his position to effectively bring this siege to an end because allow those officers to come in. It's been reported in the French press that Arnaud Beltrame was one of those early negotiators that said look, you're looking for the police, swap me for this position.

欢迎收听BBC新闻，我是艾莉·米琪。上周五法国南部一超市发生伊斯兰恐怖袭击，用自己换出人质的警察因伤殉职。法国领导人高度赞扬了陆军中校阿诺·贝尔特拉姆的勇气。盖文·李在事发地特雷布镇的超市外为您报道。法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙与法国内政部长热拉尔·科隆二人最早出面表态，马克龙称他为祖国而死，体现了极大的勇气，科隆表示他表现出极强的英雄主义精神，牺牲自己的生命换出人质，并让其他警察进入超市，从而有效地结束了这起劫持事件。法国媒体报道称，阿诺·贝尔特拉姆是第一批与袭击者谈判的人，他说听着，你要找的是警察，换我做人质吧。

China's foreign trade chief says "is ready and capable of defending its interests in a trade war with the United States". More from Michael Bristol. Liu He is the Chinese leader Xi Jinping's trusted economic adviser who was only just stepped out of the shadows. He was appointed China's vice premier, responsible for economic affairs at the country's recent annual parliamentary session. His appointment comes as president Trump plans billions of dollars of duties on Chinese goods. Liu He told his US counterpart a trade war would hurt everyone and that US tariffs would violate international trade rules. But he also said that China was unafraid to protect its interests.

中国对外贸易主任称中国已做好准备，且有实力在中美贸易战中捍卫本国利益，以下消息由迈克尔•布里斯托报道。中国领导人习近平信任的经济顾问刘鹤近日走进了公众视野。在近日召开的全国人民代表大会上，刘鹤被任命为国务院副总理，负责经济事务。在他当选之时，特朗普总统正计划对中国商品征收数十亿美元关税。刘鹤向美国财政部长表示，贸易战将导致中美两败俱伤，且美国加征关税违背了国际贸易规则。同时他表明中国毫不畏惧，坚持保卫本国利益。

Investigators in Britain have spent seven hours searching the offices of Cambridge Analytica, the company alleged to have taken vast amounts of data from Facebook users without their consent. But it took four days for the information commissioner to obtain a warrant to enter the premises. Ben Ando reports. The High Court granted the information commissioner a warrant to search the offices of Cambridge Analytica. And within an hour, eighteen inspectors arrived to begin work. Papers were delivered when the team left just after 3am. It's understood the inspectors were looking for evidence that the company had not, as it claimed, destroyed personal information about fifty million Americans gathered from Facebook, but it possibly used the data to try to influence the US presidential elections in 2016. This is the World news from the BBC.

英国信息委员会对“剑桥分析”公司办公楼进行了为期7小时的搜查，该公司被指未经用户同意获取了大量“脸书”用户信息。但该委员会经过四天才获得许可进入该栋建筑，本•安多为您报道。高等法院向信息委员会出具搜查令，批准其搜查“剑桥分析”公司办公楼。一小时内，18名调查人员开始搜查该建筑，调查人员于凌晨3点离开该栋建筑，随即发布了调查报告。调查人员正在寻找证据，正如该公司所说的，没有销毁从“脸书”上获取的500万美国用户的个人信息，但或许他们利用这些数据来影响2016美大选。这里是BBC国际新闻。