in another year if i hadn't met josh and and that's what a parent tells you you are an empowerment laith. i'm sorry most but. we're going to see. the reason for that lead doesn't seem all that. late is god when i saw you with my beloved curtain let them think. i was pretty that i would know that i mean you know that's horrible this is really emotional. for. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be no and the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying who's just knew it was present and that we're even many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. what politicians do something. they put themselves

joining us now is laith khalaf, senior analyst at hargreaves la nsdown. make of the outlook for debenhams, they are taking drastic action now?m the outlook for debenhams, they are taking drastic action now? it is grim news, headline losses, a lot of it is right down and overstates the matter, but that is not to say that things are not grisly. you can see that from the store closures. we know that footfall has been declining. a department store like debenhams, which has very big stores, they have costs to maintain and are at the sharp end of proceedings. we understand about 50 stores equates to about 4000 jobs under threat. what more do we know about those numbers? those are the numbers that we have at the moment. up numbers that we have at the moment. up to 50 stores. we don't know the locations of those stores, but it reflects the new and harsh economic reality on the high street. i suppose that the question is, for the chancellor in the forthcoming budget, is whether he will do anything to redress the balance between internet sales on the high street, w

senior analyst, laith khalaf from hargreaves la nsdown joins us now from bristol.hey've also raised their dividend. it's looking good at the moment. all looking good, all the dials moving in the right direction which is perhaps a bit puzzling that we've seen perhaps a bit puzzling that we've seen a perhaps a bit puzzling that we've seen a 5% fall in the share price this morning. that is a reality check for the expectations in the market. we seen margins rising at tesco and dave lewis looks like is on course to meet his medium—term target which is 3.5 to 4% by 2020. it looks like he'll creep in at 3.5, i think the market probably thought it was heading to 4%. we seen the shares comeback but all in all a good set of results. it's a tough out there for retailers, a lot of big retailers discounting. we've got sainsbury‘s, asda possible merger looming. if tesco in good shape to ta ke looming. if tesco in good shape to take and what are some pretty strong headwinds? it is in good shape, a lot better shape than it was. you're absolutely right, the sector is still pretty c

joining us now is laith khalaf, senior analyst at hargreaves la nsdown. let's start with unilever.e big four ore we have had over whether it's headquarters will be in london and rotterdam orjust headquarters will be in london and rotterdam or just rotterdam, headquarters will be in london and rotterdam orjust rotterdam, doesn't make a jot of difference to the earnings of the company. at a global level millions of people are using its product every day. it has been a big deal in the city, because it sits —— unilever had moved to rotterdam, then it would have left the ftse 100. that is significant in and of itself. but actually, what is really significant for some of the big shareholders in unilever. it would have meant that they would have had to sell. they didn't want to. unilever is a great company. it has a great track record. at the end of the day their opposition has scotched —— of the day their opposition has scotched — — squashed of the day their opposition has scotched —— squashed the proposed move. interesting results on productivity. starting to climb a bit more quickly no