venture capitalist patrick mcguinness founder of dear go advisers and the co-finder and ceo of pipeline angels for women investors. good to see both of you. >> good to see you. >> start with you, patrick. one thing you think they need to know. >> a lot of people talk beauty side hustles, about 30% are doing side hustle. did you know you can use your side hustle to grow your business. when you're work ongoing a business you're heads down all the time. it's important to look around at others an invest time or money in business or maybe start something unrelated to what you're doing during the day on the side where you can do that without messing up your day job or risking your actual busine. >> do you think most people with side hustles are in the early stages of their company? when you say side hustle, you mean investing, you don't necessarily mean starting your own thing on the side. >> exactly. can you do either one. let me give you an example, a friend of mine, diego, has a travel business. great business, going fine, mature. he had an idea for smart suit case. he wasn't going to do t

mcguinness in berlin. the royal shakespeare company is selling off more than 10,000 items of costume worn by its actors over the last 60 years. hollywood star and rsc veteran sir patrick go on sale in stratford—upon—avon. hannah bayman reports. "clothes maketh the man," said william shakespeare, and these are the costumes that have made 60 years of his plays come to life. it makes me feel much more than sentimental, it's really quite emotional. there is so much history here. it's the biggest sale the company has ever had, and the money raised will go towards creating new costume workshops. there are more than 10,000 items to choose from including armour, this whole section of rail is nothing but tuxedos. the funniest, most embarrassing costume incident i ever had was in my very, very first production. i was playing an entirely forgettable character called sir walter blount, so i decided i would get the audience's attention sooner, it's called pulling focus, so one night i prepared myself, i threw open the steel door, ran on, and as i ran on, i slammed the door behind me, so everyone in the audience would know that patrick stewart as sir walter blount had entered. my c