内容摘要：Designed for warehouses and factories, the KR1 does not have legs.

Designed for warehouses and factories, the KR1 does not have legs.

“It's horrible to spend my life not knowing why my son took his life,” she said.At Jools' inquest, the coroner said it was unlikely he intended to take his own life but the exact events leading up to his death were unclear.

Ms Roome said she started the petition after being told by social media companies that she would need a court order to access her son’s online data.“I just feel it’s morally wrong that as a parent you’ve got a minor signing up for terms and conditions on social media, and as a parent we have no right to see that data,” she said.“That data could hold answers to why my son is no longer here," she told BBC Radio Gloucestershire.

Ms Roome said the reality of losing a child "is horrific"."I’m pretty strong and I’m not giving up but there are days where I’m really not a strong person," she said.

"My son’s not here, there are days when I don’t want to get out of bed, there are days I can’t even move.

"There have been thousands of people contacting me, willing me to get the results, this has been massive."the vast majority of tariffs after global stock markets tumbled, and a sell-off in the US bond market.

But he kept the import levies targeted at Chinese goods being shipped to the US. Beijing responded by imposing its own 125% levies on American imports.This has bewildered traders from more than 30,000 businesses who have come to the annual fair to show off their goods in several exhibition halls the size of 200 football pitches.

In the homeware section, firms displayed everything from washing machines to tumble dryers, electric toothbrushes to juicers and waffle makers. Buyers come from all over the world to see the products for themselves and make a deal.But the cost of a food mixer or a vacuum cleaner from China with the added tariffs are now too high for most American firms to pass on the cost to their customers.