good news for jaguar land rover. absolutely. this loa n jaguar land rover. absolutely.boost for jaguar land rover, which is a unit ofan indian jaguar land rover, which is a unit of an indian company, just over a week after announcing a new range of electrified cars that will be manufactured at a facility in central england. so the car company will be investing hundreds of millions of pounds, transforming its site near birmingham after previously committing to electrified options of all new models from 2020. so the first electric vehicle off the production line will be the ninth generation of its flagship xj saloon, and this guarantee tojlr by the uk export finance agency was granted to support the design, manufacture and export of electric cars, and this news will definitely safeguard the jobs of thousands of workers and provide a much—needed boost for the british automotive industry which has been rocked by job cuts and planned closures, also brexit, a slowdown in china and flagging demand for diesel powered vehicles taking its toll onjaguar land rover over the years.

the point made by jaguar land rover today, batteries.en from the government is support for innovation but not enough for the supply chain including having a big battery producing factory, we also need better support for skills and a more joined up approach by government and encouraging us to actually use electric cars. the decision by the government to cut subsidies for them la st government to cut subsidies for them last year was a big mistake. do you believe that jaguar land rover has got it right and that this is a gamble that ultimately will pay off? they will have to. there is no alternative. the industry will go underour alternative. the industry will go under our profound change. jaguar land rover are at the forefront of that and have had some success already. the fact this investment is happening here is a great boost for the local economy. other car-makers have gone further having the? the local economy. other car-makers have gone further having the7m europe? not really. we have seen progress by bmw but other than that jaguar la

you've got to remember that jaguar land rover terrific news, simon.0 redundancies over the last two years, so the news that this will secure the future of 2500 was cause for celebration. also it was interesting that it came at a jaguar land rover, because they have issued some of the most shrill warnings about the threat of a possible no—deal brexit to the industry. so, some will be saying, where they crying wolf? the other thing we are saying, as theo pointed out, there isa saying, as theo pointed out, there is a massive transformation going on in the global car industry, something like £240 billion going to be committed over the next two years to the move to electric. so although this sounds like a lot of money, it isa this sounds like a lot of money, it is a small drop in electric vehicle investment, in which the uk is actually lagging behind. the question for consumers is, are we going to be prepared to drive these cars? about 1% of the market is electric. with the charging infrastructure as it is, will this plant be making cars that people wa nt

by jaguar land rover, it is living up by jaguar land rover, it is living up to the expectations of the rover are trailblazers in this country, crucially, now, at the next stages, we need government to play its part, what we want to see, for example, the battery cells that are necessary for the cars, produced here in britain. at the moment they are produced in korea and that cannot make sense. crucially, also, what we are determined to see is that the government gets it right at the next stages on brexit. great uncertainty continues to overhang the automotive industry, and all i would say to ministers, is this: jaguar land rover have to date back to britain, we hope our british government backs jaguar land rover. just to take those two issues, one by one: the batteries, you say, the government needs to get behind that. why is that a government issue rather than an industry issue? the industry is collaborating together, it wants to see battery cells manufactured here in britain, but if you were to go to france or germany, this would not be a debate they would have, they would recognise t

that is why the announcement from jaguar land rover is incredibly positive.harging, and thatis infrastructure for ev charging, and that is the ability for the energy networks to make sure we are the enabler to a low carbon car future. the energy networks industry won't actually provide the last point charging, the leeds and sockets, but what we are able to do is make sure we can enable the right capacity at the right location to enable it to happen in public. and that will stimulate the market, because i guess range anxiety is either a perception or a reality depending on your view, but we just need confidence that you can charge your car at home and your workplace and en route. that will allow the car market to be able to move electric ca rs market to be able to move electric cars add volume, and that will allow them to recoup that investment in infrastructure cost. i think you win the prize for sentence of the afternoon so far with are used to build wind farms, i do not know who will top that! graeme cooper, thank you very much. you're watching afternoon li

they're giving jaguar land rover a £500 milion loan guarantee, that's about $625 million.the company announced a new range of electric cars will be made at it's castle bromwich a new range of electric cars will be made at its castle bromwich plant in the english midlands. theo is our business corrrespondent. itan it an interesting one, a lot of speculation about the future of that site in the midlands, that has been safeguarded with the electric car. now a loan to make sure that they are built there? a loan to help the process o nwa i’ds are built there? a loan to help the process onwards and to make sure that jaguar land rover is process onwards and to make sure thatjaguar land rover is in a position not only to develop electric technology, but export it as well. this loan guarantee comes from uk export finance, which is the uk export credit division. it is not cold ha rd uk export credit division. it is not cold hard cash, it is not a loan, it isa cold hard cash, it is not a loan, it is a guarantee that is designed to facilitate commercial lending, allowing jaguar land r

backing britain's new case because car maker jaguar land rover says it will invest millions in the u.k. to make a range of electric cars and mexico city is wondering what to do with something that could have eased its traffic problems that became something of a plane instead. i'm chris colfer and berlin good to have you with us and we start the program with grieving families trying to rip their heads around a big pile of cash u.s. plane maker boeing is setting up 100000000 dollar fund to compensate relatives of the victims who perished in the 2 recent crashes of its $737.00 max planes in indonesia and you see opium but many of the families feel patronized by the plan and some are already saying. ethiopia airlines flight 302 was one of the 2 fatal crashes a 157 passengers and crew on board were killed lawyers for some of the victims' family members say boeing's offer is tactical in light of recent lawsuits. to make the statement was meant to sui the minds of the duty that will be making a determination on the cases that have been fired and. other family members have wondered why boeing

a boost for the uk car industry jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birmingham. and in wimbledon teen sensation coco gauff takes polona hercog to a final set on centre court meaning andy murray and serena williams‘ match is postponed to saturday. peter saves europe from the bad guys in spider—man, far from peter saves europe from the bad guys in spider—man, farfrom home, starring tom holland. find out whether mark was blown away by that and the rest of the week's releases in the film review. good evening. a gang has been convicted of running the uk's largest modern slavery ring. police believe up to 400 victims were forced to work by a gang of polish criminals in the west midlands who raked in millions. the gang lured vulnerable people from poland to the uk where they forced them to work for a pittance. eight people have been found guilty of offences including trafficking, money laundering and forcing people to perform forced labour. sima kotecha has been at birmingham crown court and sent this report. their victims, some as young

jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles.very shortly at wimbledon, and there for us shortly at wimbledon, and there for us keeping abreast of all the action is our sports correspondent. thanks a lot forjoining is our sports correspondent. thanks a lot for joining us is our sports correspondent. thanks a lot forjoining us this evening. john, a lot of excitement, they are due on court shortly, tell us a bit about this extraordinary pairing and how it came about. andy murray as we know was not sure whether or not he would be playing at wimbledon this year after the operation to resu rfa ce year after the operation to resurface his hip, but he pleased everybody no end when he said he would play in the main's doubles. you can imagine the extra lift he received when he announced he would play mixed doubles alongside serena williams. we will talk more on that ina williams. we will talk more on that in a moment, but we have a brilliant story unravelling at the moment out on centre court not least because a 15—year—old who has lit up

we have seen progress by bmw but other than that jaguar land rover have done well and getting their car to market. what we will see is much more collaboration betweenjl are limit will see is much more collaboration between jl are limit letter will see is much more collaboration betweenjl are limit letter are and other companies in developing the technology. the machinery has now gone silent and shortly they will start ripping it all out and in some new technology for that new electric future. the headlines on bbc news. the biggest network of modern—day slavery is exposed in the uk, eight people are convicted after forcing more than 400 victims into manual labour on farms and in factories. a boost for the uk car industry. jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birmingham. the founder of the english defence league, tommy robinson faces jail for contempt of court after filming defendants in a criminal trial and broadcasting the footage on social media. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6.30pm tonight. we will be like at wimble

jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birmingham. in half an hour's time, we will be asking two experts whether the uk is ready for the electric car revolution. forced to live in squalid conditions with leaking toilets, no access to water, and paid as little as 50p a day, the 400 victims of britain's largest modern—day slavery ring. i couldn't even leave the house to go for a walk. they were following me, spying on me. they were controlling me. eight people from poland are jailed for forced labour offences, people trafficking, and money laundering. anger amongst tommy robinson supporters, as the former leader of the far—right english defence league faces jail after being found guilty of contempt of court. a champion in the making. 15—year—old coco gauff seals a stunning victory at wimbledon, taking her through to the fourth round in herfirst ever grand slam. and this — america's first lady, melania trump, gets herfirst statue in her home country of slovenia, to mixed reviews. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the

jaguar land rover getting this loan guarantee to build electric cars.'s membership of the european union, there has been a concern for the future of the car industry. big companies like nissan and a japanese car makers saying hang on a second, if you are not a part of the european union, we may have to think about where we build our cars. this isa about where we build our cars. this is a real boost in the arm. yes, this is massive jaguar land rover and of course forjobs in the uk. this is almost one of theresa may's signing off. she has only days left as prime minister and she has announced this 500 million deal. it is for electric cars. there is this guarantee in the uk to move to fully electric cars by 2040 which a lot of people are seeing as a pretty optimistic date but with moves like this and this is of course all to guarantee the production of these electric cars here in the uk. it boosts jobs and it is this key boost for the environment. with two reasonably or both a parting gift from theresa may is to do this and helping jobs and it is a massive

also on the programme tonight: a glimpse into an electric future — jaguar land rover unveils plans to a range of battery—powered cars at its plant in the west midlands. the former leader of the far—right english defence league, tommy robinson, has been found guilty of contempt of court. learning to move again — this man was left paralysed after an accident, now pioneering surgery means he can use his arms again. ladbrokes went 4—1, hill's 5—1, coral‘s 8—1, that's been taken... the racing punditjohn mccririck, for many years the face of british horse racing, has died at the age of 79. and a centre court debut for the american 15—year—old tennis sensation coco gauff. and coming up on bbc news... we'll round up the rest of the day's play from wimbledon, with the defending champion in the men's singles, novak djokovic, back in action. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a gang has been convicted of running the uk's largest modern slavery ring. police believe up to 400 victims were forced to work by a gang of polish criminals in the west midlands who raked in millions. the gan

more than two and a half thousand jobs are secured as jaguar land rover announces plans for new electric cars the last diesel rolls off the production line as the company looks to the future this is the next generation. but with electric cars onlyi percent of the market is it really sustainable — also tonight eight people convicted of running the uk's largest modern slavery ring after keeping hundreds in appalling conditions conservative leadership hopefuls on the future of the union and scotland after our special on the amazon rainforest — we answer some of your questions and a thrilling match on centre court featuring the youngest competitor in the tournament. but comes back to win against the odds. four stretch the ones world cup to 32 and to double its prize jaguar land rover is investing hundreds of millions of pounds to build a range of electric vehicles at its plant in birmingham. it will begin with an electric version of the jaguar xj from 2020. the company says it will help secure the jobs of more than two and a half thousand workers at the plant —— although it announced almost

the chief executive of jaguar land rover, it has been more than mutterings from him.at entire industries could be wiped out if there were to bea could be wiped out if there were to be a hard brexit. today's announcement seems to fly in the face of that. i am hearing from people within jaguar face of that. i am hearing from people withinjaguar land rover that the timing is dictated by the mechanics of the industry, project cycles. if j lr wa nts mechanics of the industry, project cycles. ifjlr wants to get an electric vehicle on the moment in the next couple of years when lots of other electric cars will be coming on the market as well, it needs to started now, and in that context brexit, they say, is almost irrelevant. the heart of their business is here in the uk, in the west midlands, lots of the supply chain is here so they decided to make a decision and they are going ahead. we will do lots more on this later, but, for now, thank you so much. five former heads of scotland yard have warned there is a feeling that britain has descended into lawlessness and the publi

jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birminghamd at wimbledon, double trouble as andy murray and serena williams prepare to start their mixed doubles campaign. ina to start their mixed doubles campaign. in a moment it will be time for sports day. after the biggest network of modern—day slavery is exposed in the uk, we will be speaking to theresa may's former envoy about how widespread theissueis former envoy about how widespread the issue is in the uk. following the issue is in the uk. following the news that jaguar land rover is investing hundreds of millions in electric cars, we will be looking at whether the uk is ready. that's at half past eight. you can send us your questions using the hashtag. later this evening, in the papers we will be looking at the headlines tomorrow with our guests. that's all ahead on bbc news. stay with us. now it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. we are live at wimbledon on day five of these championships and these are headlines. cori gauff takes centre stage, good her run contin

land the rover on the salt form of the moon how significant is that. well landing on the song paula good morning is very significant nor the country has gone as well to the south all as india is going if you recall most of the landings or the apollo missions have happened to be a region of the only country which has gone anywhere close to the solve is china which is on the far side of the moon but it is closer to the equatorial region the indian spacecraft are going closer to the south pole but why are they going there. that's a very valid question. because that is an unexplored area and india hopes to do some good signs and hopefully some good discovery which could include finding. copious amounts of water on all of the moon because what scientists are predicting so you can get through isn't fully the landing site very close to the earth all of the moon but still not on the. india has also announced plans to send astronauts into space and also build a space station what exactly are the aims of india's space program what does a top to achieve. but very

jaguar land rover is investing hundreds of millions of pounds to build a range of electric vehicles atrmingham. the company says it will help secure the jobs of more than 2,500 workers at the plant — although it announced almost double the number of job losses earlier this year. our business editor simon jack is in castle bromwich. after 6,000 lay—offs in the last two years, workers at jaguar land rover finally had a reason to be cheerful as they arrived at work today. the boss announced the company was spending nearly £1 billion on electrifying one of its most famous models. julia and martin davies got married after meeting at the plant. 0ur son—in—law‘s here, so this is the next generation. they're taking this on. it's secured their futures, it's just fantastic. jlr has been very downbeat about the damage a no—deal brexit could do to future investment. today, there was a change of tune. today is the day of electrifying the plant, and honouring our people, who are going with us to define a new, electrified future. you're spending nearly £1 billion, when you said that the prospect of a

the early 2000 were not a good time for land rover the future of the british brand was in doubt ford sold the company at a big loss to india's tata group at the new owners had faith in the company's ability to innovate and let its designers develop a completely new car. the result was the range rover evoque which rescued the entire company and kicked up a storm on the s.u.v. market. then we had a car to string young ventures says that was because most s.u.v.s at that time looked more like moving refrigerators evoke came onto the market with a fresh design and a sloping roof line and quickly became land rovers best seller with over 800. 1000 units sold worldwide today it is considered one of the innovators of the s.u.v. coupe class and has been showered with numerous awards now the british are launching the 2nd generation evoke the idea we'll see if it has what it takes to build on the successes of the 1st generation. outside you have to do a double take to tell the old from the new but the familiar proportions deceit the 2nd generation of the evoke has worked really no cards from the

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what do we expect from the holding company of land rover?re weakness, considering we are likely to see a 15% drop in revenue. motors actually registered a 5% decline in jaguar land rover for this order. we are likely to see a loss to the tune of about $216 million for this quarter. we are not expecting a spike when it comes to earnings from the company this time, either. rishaad: thank you very much. coming up, our reporters are going chart to chart. it is that time of the morning. they are competing for david's opinion. [laughter] this is bloomberg. ♪ our china markets reporter jenny you is here. it is battle of the charts, pitting their best once against one another. david: four bloomberg clients, check out their charts and a couple of seconds, it will run at the bottom of your screen. let's kick it off with a gentleman in the yellow tie. chris. reporter: ok, guys. as you may know, the four most dangerous words in markets are "it's different this time," but that's what i'm going to put to you today with this chart. in the run-up to the sal

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now let's brief you on some other business stories: jaguar land rover is to announce a major uk investmentring. the move is expected to secure hundreds ofjobs at the castle bromwich plant, near birmingham. it will mean the end of the x] luxury car in its petrol and diesel form. the news follows january‘s announcement of 4,500 job cuts, mostly in the uk, following 1,500 jobs lost in 2018. uk bookmaker william hill says it plans to close about 700 betting shops, which could lead to 11,500 job losses. the firm says the move follows the government's decision in april to crack down on fixed—odds betting terminals, reducing the maximum stake to just £2. since then, it has seen a significant fall in gaming machine revenues. and now, what is trending in the business news this morning? 0n bloomberg, the world's most miserable economy has seven—figure inflation. venezuela tops the company's annual misery index, which covers inflation and unemployment outlooks for 62 economies, for the fifth year in a row, followed by argentina, south africa and turkey. quartz reports how africa's largest economy is

the ceo -- guy: the ceo of jaguar and land rover's.unced that they would convert one of their factories into a fully electric factory. it is payroll factory. jobs growth bouncing back strongly following a weaker may. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy johnson. this is bloomberg markets. let us get a take on how the market has be priced the payroll number. the dutch by by division from lynn and associates. how are the markets repriced? >> it is the psychology. what the market does is it said, good news is bad news, because we added 224,000 jobs, and the market was looking for 160. it made the month of may's worse from 75 to 7010 -- 72,000 jobs. in the market is saying that isn't the fed supposed to be cutting interest rates? the fed has two mandates, inflation and employment. you are having a problem arguing that employment is a problem. the problem is inflation, we cannot make the targets. i do not know if this takes the fed off of the july petal where it wants to cut rates. the fed is saying it would like to overshoo

jobs saved atjaguar land rover?unveil investment worth hundreds of millions in its uk plants to get them ready to go electric. more on that in a moment. pagentry, pomp and planes. president trump hosts a controversial if slightly soggy

jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birminghamexperts whether the uk is ready for the electric car revolution. forced to live in squalid conditions with leaking toilets, no access to water, and paid as little as 50p a day, the 400 victims of britain's largest modern—day slavery ring. i couldn't even leave the house to go for a walk. they were following me, spying on me. they were controlling me. eight people from poland are jailed for forced labour offences, people trafficking, and money laundering.

it's not a land rover. a takeoff. >> i don't know what that means. >> at least it's not land never. >> it's definitely never making it to the top of this hill. but even as strong as this tractor is, the hill is steep. >> whoa. >> come on. >> well -- >> and now you have a bigger problem. >> much bigger. >> it just did not go well. if you watch it back again, you can see that this is rather unique style tractor. but there is nothing in the front to help weigh it down. the torque and stuff is going to the back wheels. add in the hill. and the weight of the tow line on the back and the whole thing just toppled right over. >> they're going to need a bigger tractor. >> now over to the uk. we're getting stuck in traffic is, well, just sort of the order of business. things are moving very slowly. so clearly there's a problem up ahead. this truck driver in the far left lane begins to see what is causing the holdup. it's this disabled vehicle in the center lane with the flashers on. people obviously can't see what it

jaguar land rover has confirmed it's to build a range of electric cars at its castle bromwich plant inweek shutdown will be needed before three electric cars can be developed, including a version of the xj model. the firm said around 2,500 jobs have been secured by the investment. in january, it announced 4,500 jobs were being cut with the majority coming from the uk. bbc news has learned that downing street attempted to withhold some secret intelligence from borisjohnson when theresa may made him foreign secretary three years ago. the move caused concern among senior intelligence officials, who were worried he could approve operations without being given all the relevant information. a source close to mrjohnson insisted he'd seen everything he needed to see. both the foreign office and number ten say they do not comment on intelligence matters. eight former senior police officers — including five former heads of scotland yard — have warned there is a feeling that britain has descended into lawlessness and the public has lost confidence in the police. it's being blamed on the amount of

s biggest carmaker jaguar land rover says it will invest millions in the u.k. to make a range of electric cars and mexico city is wondering what to do with something that could have eased its traffic problem.

the headlines: jaguar land rover pumps hundreds of millions into their west midlands plant — where atelligence from borisjohnson when theressa may made him foreign secretary. five former police chiefs warn that the public has lost confidence in the police — and drug and knife crime have created a feeling that britain has descended into lawlessness. everywhere wheeler, a blank where she should be —— we look. families of the victims in the boeing ethiopia air crash demand to know why the 737 max was allowed to fly. in pioneering surgery, nerves inside paralysed people's

and jaguar land rover wins a £500 million loan from the uk government to accelerate the country's electricy, with the big us banks taking centre stage. japan has reopened today, and so far, investors

officers normally betrayed in armoured land rovers but we accompanied them for their first bushel onireland known as the troubles, gary saw some of the worst of the violence, between the jewish army, paramilitary and police —— derry. today the historical tensions live on. the troubles began, they have never really gone away. there is some support for that message, you think. there is an derry. they would be. but the most extreme views of violence dissidents are opposed by the vast majority of those who live here. these groups need to know that they are not representing the people of this town when they are putting up posters like that and speaking like that. some community workers who say they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. that so far, with little success. and the council, police and other authorities will not intervene. palin manages cast a shadow here —— pal near paramilitary is cast a shadow here which they believe only the people of derry can eas

finally enough jaguar land rover announced be playing into the figures?to vehicles that are also built in the uk, securing the whole supply chain to make sure the whole supply chain to make sure the future is safe. investment is down but car production is also down. why is that? two key reasons, firstly a global downturn. we can see it at home in the uk, we see it in china, every bit as affected by a downturn in demand. the other major factor for falling 20% was that a lot of the factory shutdown in april, they normally shuts down and summerand april, they normally shuts down and summer and moved the shutdowns to april because that is when they thought next was happening. that‘s two a whole month of numbers out of the system which would normally be there. it will balance out a little bit in the next six months and we are expecting to be about 15% down on the year as a whole. thank you. it‘s the final day of campaigning in the brecon and radnorshire by—election. voters go to the polls tomorrow in the first electoral test for borisjohnson as prime minister.

with them and we are open and willing to help. 0fficers normally patrol the creggan in armoured land roverst attracts attention. but the team say they want to do more face—to—face patrols in future. during the 30—year conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles, derry saw some of the worst of the violence, between the british army, pa ramilitaries and police. today those historical tensions live on. the troubles began here in this city in ‘68, and they've never really gone away. there is some support for that message, then, you think? there is in derry, yeah. there would be. but the most extreme views of violent dissidents are opposed by the vast majority of those who live here. these groups need to know that they are not representing the people of this town when they're putting up posters like that and speaking like that. some community workers who say they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. but so far, with little success. and neither the council or pol

with them and we are open and willing to help. 0fficers normally patrol the creggan in armoured land roversikes. that's all a show, it doesn't happen. it attracts attention. but the team say they want to do more face—to—face patrols in future. during the 30—year conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles, derry saw some of the worst of the violence, between the british army, pa ramilitaries and police. today those historical tensions live on. the troubles began here in this city in ‘68, and they've never really gone away. there is some support for that message, then, you think? there is in derry, yeah. there would be. but the most extreme views of violent dissidents are opposed by the vast majority of those who live here. these groups need to know that they are not representing the people of this town when they're putting up posters like that and speaking like that. some community workers who say they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. but so far, with l

in recent weeks, we have seen amazon, ntt, the big japanese tech firm, and indeed jaguar land rover announce so it is not all one way or all the risks are downward, there are opportunities here, and we need to be ready to mitigate that. the government still insists it would prefer to leave the eu with a deal but has to operate on the assumption that won't happen, and that means companies have little choice but to prepare for a deeply uncertain future. theo leggett, bbc news. our business correspondent colletta smith is at the vauxhall plant in ellesmere port. worrying news for the workforce. worrying news for the workforce there. it certainly is, reeta, a very quiet day at the plant because most of it is shut for the two week summer most of it is shut for the two week summer shutdown, so staff are mostly off on their holidays at the moment, and it is not going be pleasant news for them here in wherever they are 01’ for them here in wherever they are or when they return to work. it is not necessarily surprising news, because as we heard theo saying there, just four weeks ago the company said

officers normally patrol the creggan in armoured land rovers but we accompany them for their first patrolst to do more face—to—face patrols in future. during the 30—year conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles, derry saw some of the worst of the violence, between the british army, pa ramilitaries and police. today those historical tensions live on. the troubles began here in this city in ‘68, and they've never really gone away. there is some support for that message, then, you think? there is in derry, yeah. there would be. but the most extreme views are violent dissidents are opposed by the vast majority of those who live here. these groups need to know that they are not representing the people of this town when they're putting up posters like that and speaking like that. some community workers who say they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. but so far, with little success. and neither the council, police and other authorities will not intervene. pa

jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birmingham is exposed in the uk. eight people are jailed after forcing more than 400 victims into manual labour on farms and in factories. translation: i couldn't even leave the house to go for a walk. they were following me, spying on me. they were controlling me. anger amongst tommy robinson supporters as the former leader of the far—right english defence league faces jail after being found guilty of contempt of court 15—year—old coco gauff seals a stunning victory at wimbledon, taking her through to the fourth round in herfirst ever grand slam. and this — america's first lady, melania trump, gets herfirst statue in her home country of slovenia, to mixed reviews. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are editor of politics home kevin schofield and uk correpondent for france 2a benedicte paviot. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the conservative leadership race leads a number of tomorrow's front pages, including the times, whic

jaguar land rover has announced plans to spend nearly £1 billion developing electric cars.gures. the smmt says it's very welcome but it's also an outlier and that elsewhere investment has simply dried up. but companies are still having to spend money. the smmt says at least £330 million have gone on preparing for a no deal brexit at a time when it says funding is badly needed to develop new technologies. it's incredibly difficult to prepare to innovate while thinking that we may go to a no deal brexit with no transition. that's the biggest concern of the car industry in the uk at the moment. in a statement, the government said... "we continue to talk to industry including the automotive sector in the run up to exit day to ensure they're prepared and can maximise the opportunities of our exit from the eu." but the smmt insists that failing to get a good deal could jeopardise the entire future of car making in this country. theo leggett, bbc news. it's the final day of campaigning in the brecon and radnorshire by—election. voters go to the polls tomorrow in the first electora

tariffs would be devastating on the profit and cash flow streams of all of the german oems and jaguar land rover wants to take any of that risk into the portfolio. what is the sector priced for? how bad an environment is the auto sector pricing in? people talk about a recession. people talk about major tariffs. give me a sense from a macro point of view what is priced. arndt: we are looking at valuation multiples that are 20% or 30% below any recession that we have ever seen. cannot drop much further from here, especially the price value multiples. is indicatinge pe and a substantial drop in earnings. the risk here is can earnings fall 20% or 30%. they can easily fall 20% or 30%, even already in 2020, if you just look the risk from regulation in europe and trade. that is what the market is waiting for. the market is waiting for honesty in earnings for 2021. let them fall by 20% or 30% and that it is time to buy the space. guy: in terms of getting an understanding about what the future technology story is going to look like, uber is one of those factors that the market is having to price in. a no