cva has renegotiated wrens and is down 9% like for like —— rents. renegotiated wrens and is down 9% likethe centre of london, westfield, and also places like the lanes in brighton which ijust full of fantastic little independent shops where you find things you aren't going to find in the shopping mall or anywhere else. and it's having to rethink how high streets place themselves. they have do have a usp, don't they? a unique selling point? and brighton has always had that. it's a unique destination even if it isn't the top end. people talk about hammers field... making it easier to park, cheaper to park, if you can't find somewhere to park, it isa you can't find somewhere to park, it is a real hassle from that perspective and you are put off. it's about online shopping from then on. black—and—white tv. about 6000 british people are watching tv in mono, or at least that is according to their license. what does that mean? are they pcs, desktops? should the bbc go after them? god knows. mean? are they pcs, desktops? should the bbc go after them? god knowslj don't think we have the time of t

it was only last year injune the business applied for a company voluntary arrangement — cva — which sawe that we have got this announcement, but what has led to it? well, obviously, mothercare have had difficulties as you described, when they went into the cva earlier last year. and they have now found themselves in a position where they are not financially strong enough to be able to turn the business around. it is a business that has seen an awful lot of competition, notjust online, a lot of people will cite that as failings to respond to online competition, but also, from new start—ups, new entrants, and other retailers moving into more of their niche around things like maternity wear. obviously, that eroded their market share and left them with a heavy legacy business with little finances, which has meant that they have been unable to turn that business around and make it relevant to the modern consumer. you're right about that, a lot of supermarkets are now selling baby clothes and baby goods, but also, it is quite expensive to run physical stores on the high street, isn‘t it? that

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walgreen's tells us this program is a way to compete with amazon but, also, with direct retail competitors cvaes did dropped off in minutes from now, they can sleep last mile of delivery i talked to fedex not only cost-effective for them but also a game changer in rural areas, because, the drone not constrained by weather more reliable for them they think ultimately going to save them a lot of money, both fedex walgreens say they want to take this program, nationwide. but right here, we're about 3 weeks into this program about robert wolf with us chairman of measure the drone company what do you think about this. >> it is not surprising, so we did years ago in texas with a walgreen competitor delivery it is good to last mile for rural areas not going to happen, we are noting having jettisons in new york city drones over big city. >> best place is from rural areas where is the best disaster recovery the idea using drones to deliver packages for disaster recovery by far best, but this country, has to fast forward regulations i think that is why we are doing last mile, we can't fly in to -- >> st

in fact, injune of 2018, it applied for a company voluntary agreement, a cva, and that saw 55 of itsival, the entertainer. and this administration, now, will put 2,500 jobs at risk across 79 stores, and its head office. i should say that only 500 of those jobs are full—timejobs. this administration will only affect its uk business, not its overseas arm, which is actually quite profitable. but the reasons behind this are basically competition. 0nline, on the high street, it is being squeezed quite heavily. on top of all of that, is the fact that our high streets are suffering too. the amount of empty shops at the moment in the uk is at a record high, and this is all down to business rates. they are not the only company that have been struggling recently. many others have been putting in requests with their landlords for restructuring, the likes of new look, carpet right, for example. last year, we saw the demise of toys "r" us and maplin. so, is a really difficult time in high street at the moment. the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev has warned that the current tensions between