welcome to your business i'm krista of colburn bolin two days after the violent referendum on independence in catalonia rage and uncertainty are taking their toll on the economy and spain's richest region a general strike large parts of catalonia stand still on tuesday carmaker say i've had to hold one of three production lines some warned that catalonia breaking away could hurt spain's economic recovery. spaniards like yourself or gomez lost their jobs when the country's banks were on the verge of collapse she runs this community group one of many for those affected by the credit crisis for them no investment from banks meant no opportunities for businesses to grow cutbacks followed unemployment has since dropped nationwide but spain is still very much in recovery pro independence catalans are confident they say their industry and tourism will help them go it alone but breaking away would certainly slow down spain's return to the level of its pre-crisis economy however it would be wrong to overstate the impact catalonia attracts fourteen percent of all of spain's foreign investment still

we havejeremy colburn making his beach later on. morning is that we have had the environment secretary making a joke on the radio 4 today programme, he was asked about... he was celebrating the radio 4 about... he was celebrating the radio a programme 60th birthday. he said, going into the studio with like going into harvey weinstein's bedroom, you just pray you merge with your dignity in tact. that is not gone down well on twitter as you can imagine, there are responses from labour mps that it was a seriously inappropriate joke and crass. michael gove this morning has apologised this morning for a clumsy attempt at humour and he apologises unreservedly. this gives you a sense of how seriously displease being taken on westminster and not a laughing matter. having listened back to what he said it is followed by neil kinnock making a joking remark about grading winner in relation to the programme presenter. the interesting thing in town is that people have said this is unacceptable and michael gove has apologised. the audience of that

welcome to your business i'm krista of colburn bolin two days after the violent referendum on independence in catalonia rage and i'm certain we are taking their toll on the economy and spain's richest region a general strike brought large parts of catalonia to a standstill on tuesday carmakers say i've had to hold one of three production lines some warned that catalonia breaking away could hurt spain's economic recovery . spaniards like us are for gomez lost their jobs when the country's banks were on the verge of collapse she runs this community group one of many for those affected by the credit crisis for them no investment from banks meant no opportunities for businesses to grow cutbacks followed unemployment has since dropped nationwide but spain is still very much in recovery pro independence catalans are confident they say their industry and tourism will help them go it alone but breaking away would certainly slow down spain's return to the level of its pre-crisis economy however it would be wrong to overstate the impact catalonia attracts fourteen percent of all of spain's foreign i

metal detectors in their clubs to prevent future mass shootings so what does it look like for hotels colburn says hotels here are secure doesn't compare to some other places internationally you know if you go to casinos say in russia or the middle east or something they do have armed security checking people checking i.d.'s checking bags he says an instable security is even one notch up with bag screening you go to istanbul say i doso we just came back from there when your luggage comes at a hotel they run it through a better. vice like every airport. where they will see hotels do that in other words you're back you go through a screening device then you can retrieve him and take him to your room or staff take him to your room remains to be seen burns says hotel employees including housekeeping staff are trained to look for signs of terrorism. but burns believes that padlock used a do not disturb sign for privacy the policy on privacy is something burns says could very much change. now as we were checking into the hotel with our car and all of our camera gear the hotel staff was actually che

metal detectors in their clubs to prevent future mass shootings so what does it look like for hotels colburn says hotels here are secure doesn't compare to some other places internationally you know if you go to casinos say in russia or the middle east or something they do have armed security checking people checking i.d.'s checking bags he says an instable security is even one notch up with bag screening you go to say i know somebody just came back from there when your luggage comes at a hotel they run it through a better. vice like every airport. where they will see hotels do that in other words your back you go through a screening device then you can retrieve him and take him to your room or staff takes him to your room remains to be seen burns says hotel employees including housekeeping staff are trained to look for signs of terrorism. but burns believes that patrick used a do not disturb sign for privacy the policy on privacy is something byrne says could very much change. now manila as we were checking our car into the hotel with the ballet we had all of our camera gear as you can imag

metal detectors in their clubs to prevent future mass shootings so what does it look like for hotels colburn says hotels here are secure doesn't compare to some other places internationally you know if you go to casinos say in russia or the middle east or something they do have armed security checking people checking i.d.'s checking bags he says an instable security is even one notch up with bag screening you go to istanbul say i know somebody just came back from there when your luggage comes at a hotel they run it through a matter of just putting the device like at the airport. whether we see hotels do that in other words your back you go through a screening device then you can retrieve him and take him to your room or staff takes him to your room remains to be seen byrne says hotel employees including housekeeping staff are trained to look for signs of terrorism but burns believes that panicky use a do not disturb sign for privacy the policy on privacy is something burns says could very much change. while you're in the taj i have to ask you know everyone is kind of you know what was going

welcome to your business i'm krista of colburn bolin two days after the violent referendum on independence in catalonia rage and uncertainty are taking their toll on the economy and spain's richest region a general strike brought large parts of catalonia to standstill on tuesday carmakers say i've had to hold one of three production lines some warned that catalonia breaking away could hurt spain's economic recovery. spaniards like herself a gomez lost their jobs when the country's banks were on the verge of collapse she runs this community group one of many for those affected by the credit crisis for them no investment from banks meant no opportunities for businesses to grow cutbacks followed unemployment has since dropped nationwide but spain is still very much in recovery pro independence catalans are confident they say their industry and tourism will help them go it alone but breaking away would certainly slow down spain's return to the level of its pre-crisis economy however it would be wrong to overstate the impact catalonia attracts fourteen percent of all of spain's foreign investme