a fox business exclusive 1800 flowers ceo chris mccann.ast quarter of the year is like a super bowl for you guys guarantee participation with fans sending holiday gifts one thing to miss but a 25% on etf. >> it was a tough quarter the inflationary pressures that were seen across the retail industry they persisted and escalated throughout the holiday we budgeted for increases but it wasn't significantly higher than that especially in areas like ocean free, there's still hundreds of books in the l.a. porch waiting to get in we are seeing labor rates continue to escalate in availability of labor to be a great challenge. as we look at those challenges that aren't going away tomorrow we will have to manage through those bullied by optimism without the future enter business in the platform that we built over the last three and three half years if we double the size of our business and at the same time transform what we are as a company being retailer in the e-commerce. we really continue to grow, we have good momentum going in our way we have to

all right, well, - thank you very much indeed, chris mccann, director of communications for england, trying to find their zen in the freezing canadian winter. ex hale exhale and down... the classes are held to raise money to keep the animals happy and healthy at their sanctuary. do you fancy a bit of a yoga class with alpacas in the canadian snow? i could see you there, actually! there's no is putting mine to shame! but don't they look gorgeous as well! —— there is no. there are a lot of alpacas there, wow! are you a yoga person? i suspect you might be! i wish i was! i would certainly like to try it with them, they were so cute, theirfringes to try it with them, they were so cute, their fringes as well, very nice. they had a lot more snow than i am going to give you today. we have got this weather front which is steadily sinking, a cold front. behind it, the air is turning colder, and we will see snow in parts of scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, drier weather, sunshine, a few showers. strong winds across south—east scotland and north—east england easing through the d

chris mccann, director of communications for healthwatch england.ements for some university applicants. the department for education said the measures are being considered to prevent pupils from being pushed into higher education before they are ready and to ensure that poor quality, low—cost courses are not incentivised grow uncontrollably. a bbc investigation has found children could be exposed to grooming and sexually explicit material, in some parts of the so—called metaverse. that's the name given to a range of games and experiences which can be accessed using virtual reality headsets. it's a world which facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, has called the future. angus crawford reports. meetjess, she's 25, a bbcjournalist, but in virtual reality, she's pretending to be a child. going in. into vr chat — one of the most popular apps. the age limit�*s 13. some rooms look innocent enough. but there's pole dancing and strip clubs, too. 0h, hello, miss, we can hang out, watch a movie or something. isn't it school time right now? there are two people to