a report by greenpeace uk has found that about a0% of the uk's plastic waste exports were sent to turkey let's speak now with nina schrank, senior plastics campaigner at greenpeace uk. nina, thanks very much for coming on the programme to talk to us about this. first of all, what specifically wasn't you found? we found specifically wasn't you found? - found british plastic waste everywhere we looked, at ten sites across southern turkey for and we know it is british plastic waste because it is that familiar packaging from british supermarkets, and in fact i think seven out of... think we found packaging from seven out of ten of uk supermarkets strewn across this region of southern turkey, and as you said it was dumped by roadside above fields, by train tracks and spilling into waterways and drifting downstream. pretty upsetting for turkish people, potentially very damaging for the environment there. as you say, if some of that it's into the water from seeps into water supplies, never mind the risks of animals choking on it. presumably the responsibility lies with the individual companies

greenpeace says finance is the uk's dirty little secret.ours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thank you. the u.k. must take steps to transform its economy with a series of changes that could be worth 700 billion pounds over the next decade, that is the view of the confederation of british industries that says the u.k. can bounce back from brexit and covid by encouraging decarbonization and leveling up its regions. the u.k. economy saw its deepest recession in three centuries. joining us now is tony danker, director general, cbi. i wanted to ask you about this vision of a country that can come together, something to unite the nation to move on from past challenges. how much is this about moving on from the divisions of the brexit era? how much do your members want to move on? tony: good morning. it is great to be here. brexit is behind us, the pandemic still with us, but hopefully the worst is behind us. a huge surge by the world