dave lewis warned that the ‘unsustainable' business rates system was pushing bricks—and—mortar retailersthe telegraph, consumers are to be offered smaller food portions and big discounts on food sold after its ‘best before. dates in a food waste revolution aimed at slashing the amount shoppers throw away. and finally its was a fantastic night at the bafta's for the creators and actors in the hit tv series killing eve. the bbc thriller scooped three trophies including best actress

dave lewis warned that the ‘unsustainable' business rates system was pushing bricks—and—mortar retailerss the country to breaking point. on the front of the telegraph, consumers are to be offered smaller food portions and big discounts on food sold after its ‘best before. dates in a food waste revolution aimed at slashing the amount shoppers throw away. and finally its was a fantastic night at the bafta's for the creators and actors in the hit tv series killing eve. the bbc thriller scooped three trophies including best actress forjodie comer and best drama. i loved it. so did you, is that right? top drawer. top drawer. with me is david buik, who's a market commentator at core spreads. guardian, the second bradford referendum is key to any deal, says keir starmer. your thoughts? —— brexit. no deal. icannot keir starmer. your thoughts? —— brexit. no deal. i cannot see the conservative party of the government agreeing a deal with labour. there are too many differences of opinion. and they have been talking for a long time. that is my point. if you are to get somewhere you will get somewher

dave lewis, head of tesco, calling for a 296 lewis, head of tesco, calling for a 2% levy on online retailon business rates. and it is notjust for tesco he wants the reduction of business rates. all bricks and mortar retailers, he says they are pushed to breaking point and has written an article in the daily mail today as part of their campaign. they are calling for notjust reform of business rates but also a fairer tax system. the high street is finished at the moment, and the one near where i live, richmond, there are empty shops in there. even somewhere as affluent as richmond. completely, there are empty shops and a lot of charity shops. that is awful. is it? it is unfair because the internet giants that are selling us the internet giants that are selling us stuff don't pay taxes the way we pay taxes at this country. but you can turn up and buy stuff. pay taxes at this country. but you can turn up and buy stufflj pay taxes at this country. but you can turn up and buy stuff. i can't, because i am six foot four with a six foot six wingspan and size 13 feet, i get laughed at, i tell you!

i am wondering if the ceo of tesco dave lewis has read this story looked at walmart because he was sayingg companies should be facing more taxes or business rates in the uk should be reduced because of the fact it is so hard to compete. i think that cases all was put forward by those trying to compete with them but those are trying to compete with them and are heading in the same direction, tesco have their delivery system, all companies are trying to think about how they will compete in this fashion, so they are moving in the same direction and if they are moving in that direction, they would like the tax base, i suspect, to be the same. richard dunbar, thank you. what is your favourite takeaway? sandwiches. that is it for another business life. we will see you another day. bye—bye. —— business live. good morning. yesterday was a warm and sunny was a warm and sunny day for many others, temperatures got up to the low 20s northern parts of scotland. 0ver low 20s northern parts of scotland. over the next few days, we will see the temperatures rise and so by wednesday, probably the warmest d

the daily mail leads with an interview with the head of tesco, dave lewis, who has told the paper that to help fund struggling high street shops. there is also a picture of baby archie's feet which was posted by the duchess of sussex this weekend to mark mother's day in the us. shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer has told the guardian that any cross—party brexit deal that fails to include a referendum will not pass through parliament. sir keir added that his party could end the talks with the government within days if it becomes clear no improved offer is forthcoming from the prime minister. the headline in the express is the shock rise in heart disease deaths. the paper says the british heart foundation blames diabetes, obesity and high blood pressure. there is also a picture of keeley hawes at the baftas. yemen's "forgotten" civil war is the lead in the mirror. it says it's causing the deaths of 120 children from starvation every day. nina, good morning. what would you like to... good morning, we're talking about this escalating trade war between china and us which would have an

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