aldi and lidl mounted a price war on the other supermarkets.is morning. thank you. morrisons with its rise in annual profits and sales. on the website, more detail on the budget. you can read more detail on what the chancellor and the shadow chancellor had to say. you're watching business live — our top story. the de facto head of samsung has formally pleaded not guilty to corruption charges as his trial begins in south korea. a quick look at how markets are faring. markets are slightly lower at the moment, a lot is on the agenda today including a central bank meeting at the european central bank announcing their latest decision is midday today. also a story that has just been breaking coming from emirates, comments coming from them basically saying that since donald trump's travel ban injanuary it had a significant impact on the booking rates that they've seen for the airline to the united states. no surprise to hear that. this is a quote, the first us travel or the booking by some 35% overnight. its effect was instantaneous, that's the news c

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