This is Katherine Ryan from Telling Everybody Everything, and I'm here to talk to you about Mercedes-Benz

and how they're making your life easier through groundbreaking innovations with their cars.

There's M-Bucks, their multimedia system with AI, which recommends things you might find useful,

such as a faster way to work if your route is congested, or a playlist of all your favorite songs.

All you need to do is ask. You can also create a unique user profile to set up your car just the way

you like it, which remembers your ambient lighting preferences for an ultimate personalized driving

experience. It can even remind you to call your mom on the way home. Mercedes-Benz are also

going to be making your life easier very soon in another way, by changing the way you buy a new car,

and it all begins on the 3rd of January 2023. Just go to Mercedes-Benz.co.uk to find out more.

Hello and welcome to the Intelligence from the Economist. I'm your host, Shashankoishi,

filling in for Jason Palmer. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping

your world. After years of declines, Charles Labour is on the rise again, and the pandemic has

only exacerbated that trend. We look at why well-intentioned bands imposed by rich countries

on goods made by children might actually make the problem worse.

And if you're the parent of a small child or the owner of a puppy, you know how hard it is to

coax your little ones to pee in the right place at the right time. Well, imagine persuading a cow

to do it. We'll take you into the strange world of bovine toilet training.

First up though.

Just in Trudeau has won a third term as Canada's Prime Minister. It's just over a month since he called

a snap election. Let us not forget the past, and the dark days we have come through together.

But let us still more look to the future, and all that is still to come, and all that we have

still to build together. Mr. Trudeau had hoped to firm up the position of his centre left liberal

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