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doing more investments thousand but as roger said, there is a lot of competition in this area and it is not as clean as one would make it. i mean to have one dominantlayer in this area. there is a lot of players in this space i think microsoft of all of them obviously amazon and google, but they are competing on a larger scale. and like a lot of other industries, everybody has to get bulked up in some fashion. so the vmware part is their differentiating element. but i don't think that you can underscore he has to clean it up, make it into a company that is not quite did as disorganized i have they have to get in a position where they can be aggressive >> yeah, tough to figure out still three publ figures public. and tesla reaching hit production goal. elon musk writing that i think we just became a real car company, that in a congratulatory memo to employees. roger, the need to sustain this 5,000 sccar a week pace of cour to beas profitable as he wants to be, how significant is it that he has hit this mark at this point >> well, i think all of these metrics really matter that we've talked about this before, the success of tesla has been in building

it comes as the new brexit secretary dominic raab heads to brussels to meet with the eu's michel barnier. we can now speak to roger of economists for free trade, a group of pro brexit economists. thanks forjoining us. what is it that you know that mark carney, the cbi and the pharmaceutical industry don't know because they are warning of massive economic consequences if there is no deal? well, they would, wouldn't they? they warned of massive economic consequences if we dead debate from brexit but they did not happen. —— if we dared. there is not happen. —— if we dared. there is no certainty but we have got to be clear that trading with the eu under ano clear that trading with the eu under a no deal scenario simply means trading in the same way that we trade with most of the rest of the world. this is trading on wto terms, thatis world. this is trading on wto terms, that is how we do most of our trade outside the eu, so what is the disaster? but we haven't left yet, so those implications haven't been found. you don't understand the point, if we are trading under wto terms that will mean we trade under the same ter

well i think roger didn't start that circularly well aside from conceding the goal they looked off the pace for much of the first half england very much dominantin that period of the game but once they started to take a bit more control luka moderates the sense with fielder get his foot on the ball and dictate the game england didn't really have an answer once gratian really got up to the full fly. i thought it was very impressive the way that gray should maintain the energy levels throughout the game you know they had been to extra time and penalties in their two previous games and yet they still looked fresher than england in the latter stages when you be expecting them to drop off physically as we could see from the goals where the players basically just reacted more quickly than the english players and that's ultimately what led to their victory for england it is a tough difficult pill to swallow even if they did lose to the better side let's hear now what's a coach gareth southgate had to say about the match you know the moment we all feel the pain of that if we did did we expect to be in this position. i don't think realistically any of

dominating a lot of vista —— discussion of the next five so days. grane turnerfrom discussion of the next five so days. grane turner from the uk space agency and gareth rogersing developments today in uk spaceports. we are announcing £30 million of grants to support the development of a spaceport in scotla nd development of a spaceport in scotland on the north coast, lockheed martin, working with other companies for what would be the first commercial spaceport. what does it mean to the space industry in uk? there would relatively few. a relatively small rocket, 15 metres in height, blasting off, carrying payloads into space. and that is important? the uk as a leader in small satellite production that at the moment, we can't launch from here. it would build that ecosystem and provide cradle to grave support. are you talking about other spaceports? horizontal takeoff in north wales, cornwall,. horizontal isa north wales, cornwall,. horizontal is a new approach. we are looking at three possible sites in the uk for horizontal spaceports, a small grant port of £2 million. it doesn't sound like a lot of money when you assume this space is not a cheap export. but

rogers. >> it's been a mixed first half of the year for the restaurant industry, here's they predictions for the second half of the year. one, mobile ordering and delivery continue to dominate order and pay still the name of the game and delivery will play an important role. you can expect more integration like what we're seeing from chipotle bringing delivery to their mobile app later this summer and dominos allowing customers to choose hot spots where they can have items delivered value wars will continue value from fast food to coffee mcdonald's will continue its one, two, three dollar promotion. other names like darden are seeing success in value at olive garden as is dine brands with applebee's >>> coffee giants are offering discounts in the afternoon and analysts say innovation is key. it will mat ner markter in markd menu ihop changed its name to ihob to debut a burger and menu changes beyond that matter we've also seen it for mcdonald's with their fresh beef quarter pounders dunkin' donuts brought doughnut fries to their menu. and chipotle is trying out a mexican chocolate shake and quesadillas. i tried the mexican chocolate shake, it's good >> i said earlier, i'm n

government has published a new blueprint for the country's exit from the before it should minister dominic roger told parliament the proposal aims to keep britain in a free market for goods or relationship first services the plans prompted the former foreign secretary and directed minister to resign earlier this week for the u.k. . day two of the nato summit u.s. president showed up late and triggered an emergency session it was then when trunk claims that he finally convinced european members to increase their defense spending by quote a lot of others say what went down was a shakedown trumps ultimatum show me the money or the u.s. may show nato the door and that was just over a breath i'm broke off in berlin this is the day. i think that nato is much stronger now than it was two days ago and the united states'. commitment to nato is very strong i think that nato was not doing what they were supposed to be doing only five of twenty nine countries were making their case.

government has published the new blueprint for the country's exit from the before it had minister dominic rogers told parliament it's a proposal aims to keep britain in a free market for good sleep with a looser relationship first services through the plans prompted the former foreign secretary and rex that minister to resign earlier this week for the u.k. . why the car factory workers threatening to strike over cristiana rinaldo they're not loyal the brit fans will tell you what's infuriated these employees also coming up in ecuador is all major chevron to pay it billions of dollars in clean up fees the country's indigenous population are unlikely to see is said. and done your winter and this is your business update workers at a fee a chrysler plant in italy will go on strike this month that's because footballer cristiana rinaldo has just signed a deal to transfer to the event just for a hefty price tag so what's the big deal about this big deal. these because it's an italian fee it's chrysler factory are angry the reason news of a costly football transfer christiane every now and i was leaving

government has published a new blueprint for the country's exit from the before it had minister dominic rogers told parliament it's a proposal aims to keep britain in a free market for goods with a looser relationship first services with the plans prompted the former foreign secretary and directs it minister to resign earlier this week of u.k. . syrian state t.v. says government forces have raised the national flag over parts of the city of duran that had been in rebel hands since two thousand and eleven it's a major victory for president bashar al assad was the scene of the anti assad protests that sparked a civil war seven years ago. day two of the nato summit u.s. president trump showed up late and triggered an emergency session it was then when strong claims that he finally convinced european members to increase their defense spending by quote a lot of others say what went down was a shake trumps ultimatum show me the money or the u.s. may show nato the door and that was just over breakfast in berlin this is the day. i think that nato is much stronger now than it was two days ago and the u

published the new blueprint for the country's exit from the ill years before it had minister dominic rogers told parliament it's a proposal aims to keep britain in a free market for good sleep with a looser relationship first services the plans prompted the former foreign secretary and directs it minister to resign earlier this week for the u.k. . syrian state t.v. says government forces have raised the national flag over parts of the city of duran that had been in rebel hands since two thousand and eleven it's a major victory for president bashar al assad was the scene of the anti assad protests that sparked a civil war seven years ago. why the car factory workers threatening to strike over cristiana rinaldo they're not loyal to drip founds we'll tell you what infuriated these employees also coming up in ecuador is all major chevron to pay billions of dollars in clean up please the country's indigenous population are unlikely to see you said. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update workers at a fear chrysler plant in italy will go on strike this month that's because footballer c