Welcome to Navarra Live, coming up tonight. Will you be boycotting this year's World Cup?

Set Blatter suggests that maybe you should be. Andy Burnham speaks out as the Gorton and Denton

by-election approaches. Elon Musk is pivoting from cars to robots as Tesla profits have taken a dive,

and Rachel Reeves has done a partial

U-turn on some unfortunate business rate changes for pubs. I'm Helena. The internet will know me as

no justice, MTG however, but tonight, it's ladies' night as always on a Thursday, and I'm joined

by Dahlia Gabriel. If you'd like to support our work, you can sign up at novaramedia.com

forward slash support, and as ever, do not forget to let our work, you can sign up at Navaramedia.com forward slash support,

and as ever, do not forget to let us know what you think in the comments.

Our top story tonight.

In his second term, Donald Trump has threatened allies,

banned visitors from a vast swath of countries,

and set ice upon people he disagrees with.

That's led countries to seek leverage they can

use to fight back, and individuals to consider whether they even want to set foot in the world's

most powerful nation. And the former head of FIFA has now warned fans to skip this year's

World Cup. Set Blatter tweeted this on Monday. For the fans, there's only one piece of advice. Stay away from the

USA. I think that Mark Peath is right to question this year's World Cup. Mark Peirth is a Swiss

anti-corruption lawyer who worked with FIFA on potential reforms when Blatter was president.

He said this to a Swiss newspaper. What we are seeing domestically, the marginalisation of political opponents, abuses by immigration services,

hardly encourages fans to go there.

For fans, just one piece of advice, avoid the United States.

...