the harper group is one of the foremost rep groups in the marketplace. are you ready to go in? acts as a sales agent that will wholesale the products to other retailers around the country. we need the rep group. scott: so we kind of work in four primary product categories. ben: okay. scott: we work in personal care, home fragrance. we work in personal accessories in gift. we work in a little home and tabletop, and then we have our paper and publishing business, as well. ben: very good. kristin: we were interested in having you rep our brand. scott: oh, that would be great. kristin: so we do a little bit of tabletop, home decor -- ben: so we're here -- i make home -- we make home and gifts, gifts and stationery. and we were interested in -- do we have, like, a table? scott: absolutely. ben: so these are examples of key products of, like, what your reps on the road would use. ♪ scott: just looking at this product here, we're not going to necessarily see what the brand is really all about. i mean, really, ben, what we find is that if the retailer is new to the brand, they're gonna

if the deal was close, but would be willing to leave without a deal, this group includes michael gove, jeremy hunt and mark harperay we should only leave with a deal, they are rory stewart and matthew hancock. what about life beyond brexit? that is a lively debate on the way about other policies. borisjohnson wants a tax cut for those earning over £30,000. he says he would use money currently set aside for a no—deal brexit. jeremy hunt, one pledge is to provide 1.5 million new homes for young people. as for michael gove, he wants to replace vat with a lower, simpler sales tax. then there is sajid javid, the home secretary, he wants to delay balancing the books and pumped billions to delay balancing the books and pump billions into schools instead. dominic raab, he wants to raise the employees national insurance threshold to take the lowest paid out of payroll taxes altogether. and matthew hancock, he wants to increase the national living wage to more than £10 an hour. these are just ideas at the moment, if you want to have a closer look at key policies and pledges made by the leadership contenders, visit our webs

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andrea leadsom, mark harper, and rory stewart will set out their manifestos today as they continue their campaigns the groupll then face a ballot of the wider party membership. we should know thw winner by the end ofjuly. mps have condemned the cover—up culture among employers using gagging clauses to silence workers complaining about unlawful discrimination and harassment. maria miller, chair of the women and equalities committee, has told the bbc non—disclosure agreements are having a destructive effect on people's lives and should be banned. they were originally designed to stop staff sharing trade secrets if they changed jobs. nurseries in some of the poorest areas in england say they could be forced to close because they're not being paid enough to run a government policy. local authorities receive just under five pounds an hour to fund free care for three and four year olds in term time. but the early years alliance says a survey of childcare providers suggests that leaves them with a shortfall. the department for education said it spent three and a half billion pounds a year on early education. the g

leadsom and mark harper are the latest candidates to launch their campaigns to replace theresa may as consersative party leader, and become the country's next prime minister. the initial group of ten candidates will be whittled down to two by a series of mp votes over the next few weeks. the final pair will then face a ballot of the wider party membership. we should know the winner of the contest towards the end ofjuly. this morning, andrea leadsom launched her campaign by pledging action on climate change. mark harper called for tax cuts for those on lower incomes. rory stewart will launch his campaign later, criticising his rivals for offering what he called ‘eye watering tax cuts‘ as a ‘cheap electoral bribe‘ to win over party members. boris johnson hasn't launched his campaign yet, but has been backed by former conservative party leader iain duncan—smith, who said mrjohnson is the candidate ‘most likely to take britain out of the eu' by the deadline of the end of october. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is at mark harper's launch in central london. lots of launches going on, bring us up lots of launches going on, bring us up to date. two more today, we had

harper and rebecca mussina are stepping down. the ceo will assume the duties of the ceo position. the marketing, mitigation of policy teams will also be combined into one groupement at the top of the company in nearly 2 years. >> giant 16 games behind the front running dodgers but you have never known that at oracle park, they pulled off a pretty impressive win 2-1 and they beat dodger ace clayton kershaw. no hummers but how about a little single, they will brand hustle home, he is safe 1-0 giant. moments later brandon crawford hit a long run, evelyn goria will come home, he is safe too, ball game simple as that. will smith will close it out, getting kiki hernandez here to chase a ball as the giants pull off a nice win lesson at home being the dodgers 2-1. >>> how about the a's, he is now a ranger. big year too. he takes fred anderson deep, hunters 13 bomb in the air, three-to texas after six but marcus simeon says enough of that. he steps up and will launch out a second home run of the game. this baby is a two-run shot. he had four hits, four runs not home and the a's pick up a winner as well in texas 5-3. >>> we went to thank you for joining us this mornin

mark harper and rory stewart willjoin andrea leadsom in launching their party leadership campaigns to replace theresa may and become the country's next prime minister today. the initial group two by a series of mp votes over the next few weeks. the final pair will then face a ballot of the wider party membership. the government is being urged to clarify whether the chinese firm huawei will be allowed to provide equipment for the uk's 56 mobile network. the country's largest phone companies — including bt, vodafone, and 02 — have drafted a letter to the head of the civil service, saying the uncertainty about the communication company's role is putting developments at risk. unemployment fell by 3a,000 to 1.3 million in the three months to april. figures from the office for national statistics show that wages grew faster than expected in the period, as the jobless rate held at its lowest rate since 1975. mps have condemned the cover—up culture among employers using gagging clauses to silence workers complaining about unlawful discrimination and harassment. maria miller, chair of the women and equalities committee, has told the bbc non—disclosure agreements are having a destru

harper and ester mcvey, all got below the 17 votes required and are eliminated. one of the campaign managers for one of the people who dropped out has said on the whatsapp group, don'te headline is the huge amount of support for borisjohnson and those who don't want him as the new leader are pretty despairing because they can't really see any way that he can be dropped, because once he gets o nto he can be dropped, because once he gets onto the ballot and it goes out to the grassroots tory membership, he is so popular with them it seems very difficult to see how he can be stopped. it doesn't stop the race for second place. it looks pretty inconclusive. no clear winner in a way although jeremy hunt inconclusive. no clear winner in a way althoutheremy hunt came second. i don't think he did as well as some of his supporters were hoping. a little earlier i spoke to transport secretary chris grayling, who is supporting borisjohnson. i've been around for a number of conservative party leadership contest. contests. the one thing you never do is take anything for granted in them so i would say from the point of view of thejohnson campaign, a good start and a good platform b