US pauses liquified natural gas expansion

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It is widely used to meet energy and fuel needs around the world and even though the demand for it is growing - the world's biggest exporter of this gas - the United States will not allow any new LNG terminals in the country. We examine the reasons behind President Biden’s decision and the impact on the markets Also, in the programme, presenter Devina Gupta finds out why trade negotiations between Canada and the UK have broken down. And we report from Australia which has marked its national day with celebrations - and protests. (Picture: LNG filling station nozzle. Picture credit: Getty Images)