but since a takeover by chinese firm geely two years ago — it has been betting on an electric future. car. it will be the most powerful production car in existence when it goes into production next year. what that does is it gives us unbelievable acceleration so we can go from zero to 300 kilometres an hourin go from zero to 300 kilometres an hour in less than eight seconds. we are working with partners to develop ultrafast charges, which means we can charge this current less than nine minutes to 100%, and 80% in six minutes. so everything on this car, you will see hints of it in more affordable sports cars. that's it for the business briefing. up that's it for the business briefing. up next, news briefing. see you shortly. more than 22,000 customers of the defunct tour operator, thomas cook, are still waiting to get their money back. those with atol—protected holidays are due a refund after the company's collapse in september. the civil aviation authority says it's only managed to pay back two thirds of those who immediately applied for a refund. colletta smith reports. when thomas c

but since a takeover by chinese firm geely two years ago, it has been betting on an electric future.tion car in existence when it goes into production next year. what that does is it gives us unbelievable acceleration, so we can go from zero to 300kph in significantly less than nine seconds. working with partners to develop ultrafast chargers which means we can charge this same car in less than nine minutes to 100%, and in about six minutes to 80%. so, everything on this car, you will see hints of it in future lotuses, in more affordable cars, more affordable sports cars. quite a car. we asked you about your favourite music. let us have a look at some of your responses. my top music was pet shop boys, i happily tell anyone. i haven't listened to new music since 1991, last night in the car i was listening to revolver by the beatles. a man after my own heart. my most played song so far this year is probablyjudgment and punishment by ginger. 0ur producer, try nick cave, his new album, a p pa re ntly try nick cave, his new album, apparently that is worth a listen. not the best i have hea

geely question is which shares to be wants to hold -- do we want to hold?would also want to look at how much the companies are transitioning towards alternative energy. so you can't differentiate between some of the large can -- countries on those metrics. a fund manager would want to be thinking of how much they want and then take a view on how much oil and gas we really need. anna: what do you think is the future of esp investing? it seemed was growing as a parallel investment class, and that is still the case, but principles seem to be affecting the thinking of a lot of asset managers and is not just something affecting just the investment community. is that your experience? >> there still remains a broad range of integrating into individual funds. we have really seen a bit of a journey. we have had screening approaches for decades, choosing not to hold some sectors. 100 years ago, some investors were screaming out alcohol. recently, the debate has been different. the screening may continue but we have seen opportunities as well. the number of assets glo

>> geely consideration was finding the best person for the job. we have a panel that has looked carefully at every potential candidate, and what mattered most was the experience they bring to the table, and in the case of andrew we found 40 years of experience on financial and monetary policymaking. that was outstanding. that is why i chose him to be the next governor of the bank of england. want this new governor to stand up to you and the prime minister? do you want him to publish independent forecasts without your brexit strategy? do you envision the framework for the bank of england's independence? >> today is about the appointment of the next governor. it is not about the mandate of the bank, that is constantly kept under review. i am not here to talk about that . in terms of what i want from this governor, i want him to uphold vigorously the independence of the institution. it is critical that the governor and indeed everyone working with the governor at the bank of england is independently minded, and the institution under the leadership of

geely to my top i went further and added what fiery i see -- and added this company.he crowd can be right. we like auto tech, more stringent requirements on safety in north america and europe are toving companies like manto autonomous driving. the philippines story is very powerful. that is why we have had this company and our top picks. to the earlier discussion on production capacity shifts, we are playing that through industrial parts in vietnam in city developments and thailand. yvonne: talking about your big surprises for 2020, you have four negative and four positives. paul: these are not a baseline, these are deliberately our second or third case scenarios. i like your terminology. it go wrong?lp one of them is trump bump version 2.0. what if, like 2016, going ahead of any fiscal stimulus that was implemented by the tax cuts in the united states, we see that anticipation again that the markets start to factor in a trump victory in november 2020, where the republicans retain the senate but win back the house of representatives. one question i get asked is, what