astrazeneca says it's already spent more than $50 million preparing for a no deal brexit. and amazon prime now have more subscribers than traditional pay tv services here in the uk. the country's media regulator says tv services will need to adapt to compete, saying it would be great to see a british netflix. a quick look at financial markets so you have a sense of how we are progressing today. and we had an up bit close for wall street as well, so of course everybody was trying to digests whatjerome powell had to say, as already mentioned. we also had some stronger results, up the results from deutsche bank and bank of america. that was counterbalanced by balancing the netflix disappointment. i will see you soon. traffic on britain's roads could increase by more than 60% within 25 years, a government report will suggest next week. critics say this is a huge overestimate, that will lead to a controversial boom in road building. they say the forecasters are failing to take into account that people generally are driving much less. our correspondent roger harrabin has more. g

as a result, astrazeneca is increasing its stock i love drugs by 20%.eady just in case the eu cannot strike a deal. sharon: take us through what's happening in the markets. kathryn: indices are looking pretty positive, consolidating after earnings reports came through in the morning. of dax is up by over half 1%, making gains on half of 1%. investors will keep a close eye on that google side, likely to see movement in the shares for alphabet when it opens later today. employment still stands at just under 9%. restaurants,untry, hotels, and other businesses in the tourism industry are finding themselves shortstaffed as the seasonal workers that they count on turn up in fewer and fewer numbers. as summer vacation kicks off, it could spell trouble. >> in the mountains, tourism is booming. the region all caps 1500 overnight visitors each year, a since that has gone 15% 2000 10. the tourism professionals available be able to welcome them all because of the shortage and workers. last summer the on employment agency reported 100 seasonal posts could not be fil

astrazeneca says it has already spent more than $50 million preparing for a no—deal brexit.ng services like netflix and amazon prime now have more subscribers than traditional pay tv services here in the uk. the country's media regulator — ofcom — says tv services will need to adapt to compete, saying it would be great to see a british netflix. technology entrepreneur elon musk has apologised for calling british cave diver vernon unsworth a "pedo" on twitter, before deleting the posts. mr unsworth was involved in the operation in thailand to rescue 12 boys and their football coach. mr musk had offered to assist the mission and said he was building a mini—submarine, but mr unsworth said it wouldn't have worked, prompting musk‘s outburst. trade negotiators from the 11—member tra ns—pacific partnership are meeting injapan today to discuss whether to accept new members into the free trade bloc. it comes just a day after possibly the biggest trade deal ever was signed byjapan and the eu. with us now is katie silver in singapore. theink the ink has barely dried on the japan— eu tr

it is interesting because actually yesterday, we have a story about companies like astrazeneca are alreadyock piles of drugs so that they are prepared for the destruction that may well follow if we are to crash out of the eu next year. dominic raab today, what are your first thoughts on his meeting with michelle barnier?” think it will be very interesting, he is going in being betrayed as the face of the chaos behind all this. he is going to have a really, really tough day trying to understand exactly what the commissioner and eu are thinking on this. —— michel. but i think if the commissioner is sensible, he will accept this as acceptable, even if the framework is acceptable, even if the framework is a long way from being settled. there isa a long way from being settled. there is a break on the political crisis that seems to be going from bad to worse, but in the meantime negotiations will continue in the meantime between the uk and brussels. they cannot stop over the summer brussels. they cannot stop over the summer because of course, the timetable is so short now are not only do we have

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