but it's not all good news for their parent company associated british foods. r. james, what is your take on the latest results from associated british foods and primark? always a bit of a mixed bag, it is completely split. this has been the story for quite a long time with associated british foods, we have seen the food side of things, they do tea, sugar, lots of other food brands within that. the food side has not performed that well but the prime clothing side continues to bail the company out, which is what we have seen company out, which is what we have seen here. on the downside it has been a tough time for sugar, that is where we have seen the negativity for associated british foods, profit warnings from other sugar companies, the warm weather has really seen prices for lower in terms of sugar, which has had their business. from a primark point of view it has performed well, but not as well as in the previous year, due to the weather. we have had an unseasonably cold weather in the uk, followed by unseasonably hot weather in october. hot weather in octobe