内容摘要：The failure to make the right choices and lead teams in the right direction was why Mr Lafley became the boss of P&G in 2000.

The failure to make the right choices and lead teams in the right direction was why Mr Lafley became the boss of P&G in 2000.

British-American influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have appeared at a police station after returning to Romania from the US.The brothers registered with the authorities in the capital, Bucharest, in a legal formality to demonstrate their compliance with an ongoing criminal investigation.

They are under investigation in Romania for forming an organised criminal group, human trafficking, trafficking of minors and money laundering. Andrew also faces allegations of rape and sex with a minor. The pair deny all accusations.After leaving the police station, Andrew, 38, refused to say whether he would remain in Romania, but vowed to clear his name both there and in the UK.The brothers returned to Romania on Friday nearly a month after they unexpectedly had their travel ban lifted by the authorities.

Soon after, the pair announced they flew on a private jet to Florida - where they quickly became the focus of a new investigation.Florida's state attorney-general launched a criminal inquiry into the brothers, welcomed by the US National Centre on Sexual Exploitation, which represents one of Tate's alleged victims.

The brothers' exit from Romania led to speculation that prosecutors felt political pressure from President Donald Trump - whom they support. Trump has denied any knowledge of their release and the Tates have dismissed claims of outside influence.

Replying to a question about the US charges today, Andrew denied them and said: "I am investigated everywhere on the planet, because I am one of the most important people on the planet."These are taxes on imports to the US which are set at a similar rate to taxes other countries put on goods they import from the US.

, in deciding what level to set them, it will take into account countries' Value Added Tax rates.The US government regards VAT as a tax that discriminates against US imports - even though it applies equally to imports and domestically-produced goods.

The UK has a 20% standard VAT rate, which could potentially mean the UK being hit by a substantial reciprocal tariff from the US.While the UK is not yet retaliating, the European Union has already confirmed it plans to impose tariffs on 26bn euros (£22bn) a year worth of goods imported from America.