dave lewis they are adding calls for a tax on the likes of amazon and the others. look at this story in the guardian. the thomas cook travel clu b the guardian. the thomas cook travel club brand. you and i are both giggling. thomas cook recently released an upmarket cooks club brand. it is no longer about sex and sangr|a , brand. it is no longer about sex and sangria, it is about a melting pot of culture, instagram holidays and deagan delights. i think instagram does come into it. again, the shift key where they are saying that what has happened in the past is that the generation work dependent on travel agents for booking a holiday. and now they are wise to it. they do know how to find a hotel and put together an independent holiday food they do not like this world very much. but the idea of british people going abroad would no longer drink a lot... and quote meet people, unquote,. i think it is an end of veneer unquote,. i think it is an end of veneer of this kind of package holiday. but if you to somewhere like majorca, a result like that is not closing down. pe

that's right, but also, dave lewis, the chief executive of tesco, saying it is also part of the tax difference we talked about earlier on from facebook, whereas you have billions of pounds of riverview, and philip hammond was talking about a digital services tax that the uk can impose an online retailers to try to even things up a bit. interest in this story, tesco calling for an amazon tax, but a few weeks ago they we re amazon tax, but a few weeks ago they were all saying, no, that is unfair again, we have to get on with the competition. you can see the chancellor's point of view because he wants to get money from somewhere, and there have been commitment not increase fuel duty or do this or that, but how do you stop posterity at the same time? you have to get money from somewhere. i don't think a 2% tax. the trends we are seeing anyway, you are seeing the reinvention of the high street into a more experienced —based service rather than buying goods, which is happening increasingly online. let's just mention a couple of comments from viewers, because we asked you if you felt the change in th

we seen margins rising at tesco and dave lewis looks like is on course to meet his medium—term targetke he'll creep in at 3.5, i think the market probably thought it was heading to 4%. we seen the shares comeback but all in all a good set of results. it's a tough out there for retailers, a lot of big retailers discounting. we've got sainsbury‘s, asda possible merger looming. if tesco in good shape to ta ke looming. if tesco in good shape to take and what are some pretty strong headwinds? it is in good shape, a lot better shape than it was. you're absolutely right, the sector is still pretty competitive. you've got aldi and lidl. aldi looking to open 130 new stores and we've got this huge megamerger between sainsbury‘s and asda which will put pressure on prices. it's great for consumers but a worry for tesco. it recently took over booker and signed an important agreement with carrefour so i think it's in good shape for the battle. thank you. lots of companies out their earnings, including topps tiles. topps tiles turning a corner, showing improvement in the final quarter of its financi