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mike spicer, director of research and economics at the british chambers of commerce, says heathrow needs third largest pot by value for markets outside the eu. it will be hugely important in the future for any independent trade policy. what we're saying is, you can't call yourself a champion of free trade, as the government wants us to be seen, unless you as the government wants us to be seen, unless you are as the government wants us to be seen, unless you are willing to invest heavily in international collectivity. at heathrow, private investors stand ready to do just that. a london court will consider later today if uber is fit and proper to hold an operator licence in the capital. the taxi app company will make its case at westminster magistrates' court in a hearing expected to last several days. last september, transport for london refused to renew uber‘s licence on grounds of public safety and security. joining us now is anna mccaffrey, senior lawyer in the employment, pensions and mobility group at taylor wessing. thanks forjoining us. talk me through what exactly we are expecting

joining me now from central london is mike spicer, the british chamber of commerce's director of economicsfor about a decade so the consequences of throttling its growth further period of time is that routes developed in new markets have been developed, or if they have it's been at the cost of other routes. we've seen a progressive du munitions in domestic collectivity. northern england, scotland, northern ireland losing that collectivity because of the capacity constrained at heathrow. —— connectivity. because of the capacity constrained at heathrow. -- connectivity. john mcdonnell says it's notjust a threat to his constituency but a threat to his constituency but a threat to his constituency but a threat to the whole country and the whole planet in terms of climate change and environmental damage. whole planet in terms of climate change and environmental damagem you look at the data on emissions, for instance, emissions have declined by about a quarter since the 19905 and the main driver has been the technology aboard aircraft. the environmental impact of heathrow isn't just about land u

spicer. she's been in the role for a while. hasn't she? >> let me say this. press secretaries come and go. i've seen many from mikewas my first press secretary, from the beginning -- from the second term of bill clinton, the beginning of the second term i was there with mike mccurry to sarah huckabee sanders. they come and go. he stands by her, but at the same time, he did say, she could leave. she will at some point leave. this story was floated by someone within the white house. there is turmoil within that white house press shop. you better believe -- yes, there is. there's in fighting. and someone stabbed her in the back. the question is who. cbs has not backed down on that story and it's not fake news. so what i did hear from someone, brooke, that we both know, and you've had on your show, they said, you know, a couple months ago there would be an elegant exit for sarah huckabee sanders. so i want to see how elegant it will be, because we know when people in that white house start floating stories, ultimately something happens. the question is, will it be the way they say at the end of the year or even before