or business presenter, vishala sri—pathma is at the jaguar land rover plant in solihull... er in the uk. last year, 1.7 million cars were produced, 30% from this brand, jaguar land rover. he had to discuss more about the car industry is my guest. what challenges do you think lay ahead for the car industry? we have brexit, after the vote last year, we saw that investment was falling in the industry. do you see that as one of the main challenges? for the car industry it is important that it for the car industry it is important thatitis for the car industry it is important that it is highly integrated in the eu. a lot of investment comes from the eu and one of the major challenges is the supply chain. a lot of components, nearly 40% of components, are imported from the eu. if investment goes down, if the pound goes down, costs increase and the other thing is, it is believed the other thing is, it is believed the single market, the standards are set in the eu. there is a common standard which enables a large enough market to sustain investment and innovation. if it breaks away,

our business presenter, vishala sri—pathma is at the jaguar land rover plant in solihull... highest since 1999. 30% of that figure was made by jaguar land rover. we exported a lot of these cars to the eu, they are currently one of our biggest customers. joining me now is leslie batchelor from the institute of export, do you think that negotiating a new deal with europe is going to be perhaps one of the biggest challenges to the car industry? i suppose i do. but i do not think it is insurmountable. i think that industries are used to dealing in big terms and being able to do with europe is something that they are used to. it is interesting that 30% of the figure has come from jaguar land rover, it is quite an aspirational car. what do you think is driving that amount? is it because we are earning more or borrowing more? what is fuelling that? there two things. you are right, it is aspirational and very much it is a question that unfortunately we are borrowing a lot of money but it means that we feel confident about the economy which is a good sign and we don't want people not

or business presenter, vishala sri—pathma, is at the jaguar land rover plant in solihull. t. lots of machines are hard at work putting ca rs of machines are hard at work putting cars together. as you said, jaguar is the largest car—maker here in the uk. car production hit 1.7 million last year, that's the highest it's been since 1999. joining me to discuss that further is professor peter wells of cardiff university. what's been driving the growth? what we see here is the culmination of new investment in factories, new investment in new models and new investment in new models and new investment in new models and new investment in technology, all coming together to create a really competitive british car industry. and that industry has been able to reach a wide range of markets beyond the uk. hence the combination of maybe ten or 15 years of hard work to get to this point the yellow is the brexit vote injune, we've been hearing that investment plans have been put on hold due to uncertainty. the european union is our biggest customer as car—makers and they supply a lot of comp

i hear at the jaguar land rover plant. i will be here all afternoon to hear more those economic growth figures. tim peake reveals he's to return to the international space station for a second time as the module he used to transport him last time goes on display. i saw the spacecraft every single day because our docking port was right next to the cupola window, so for six months in space, every time i opened the window, i would look out and see the soyuz spacecraft and i would always take a moment to look at it, i'm martin bashir and i'll be reporting live from here in westminster where senior politicians, dignitaries and religious leaders will gather for a commemorative event to mark the holocaust. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may is expected to become the first world leader to meet america's new president this evening when she addresses senior republicans in philadelphia. the prime minister is expected to tell her audience that britain wants to strengthen ties with her "old friends". tomorrow she'll ha

or business presenter, vishala sri—pathma is at the jaguar land rover plant in solihull.... and requirements very carefully to them. when you say close to the current arrangement, presumably you mean tariff free agreements, like how it stands at the moment? we absolutely mean tariff free. that is in our interest and the interests of other european car manufacturers as well. that is an important element of it, but at the same time we also want access to the best personnel. in solihull we have 10,000 people and we are looking for an extra 3000 engineers before 2020. fundamentally we need to access the best people in the uk and in europe at the same time. that's another one of our request. the government has heard and listened to the request, and i hope they understand fundamentally what the needs. if they weren't able to achieve, what would happen to car production in the uk?|j to achieve, what would happen to car production in the uk? i think it is highly hypothetical. all we can do at this moment in time is laid out very clearly the business case for a tariff free europe, as

it has assets all over the world including jaguar land rover in the uk — as well as tata steel.roup after the acrimonious sacking of the previous boss cyrus mistry, who alleged serious ethical and governance problems at the company and is now being sued. yogita limayejoins us from mumbai. tell us what's happened. this wasn't and unexpected move. when mistry stepped down there was always rumours about who would replace. tempo mac only takes charge of tata group group in march. —— chandrasekaran group group in march. —— chandraseka ran and takes group group in march. —— chandrasekaran and takes charge in march. he has big challenges. the image of the group that has taken a beating, and the businesses, many of which are in a lot of trouble. we appreciate you giving us the update. let's stay with the markets. asian shares are on track for a weekly games today. while the dollar is poised for a losing week. investors disappointed that mr trump failed to elaborate on stimulus plans at a news conference two days ago. europe — pretty much the same disappointment. remember all of this aft

this is the new discovery, the latest model from midlands —based jaguar land rover.'s production lines, making it britain's biggest car—maker. making it britain's biggest car-maker. we had a fantastic december. sales injanuary remains strong as well. in fact even in markets like china, we have the best sales month in our history in december. in 2016 uk plants produced more than1.7 december. in 2016 uk plants produced more than 1.7 million cars, a 17 year high. and we exported record numbers. 1.35 million, more than half of that went to the eu. but investment fell to £1.6 billion, down around one third on the previous year. that's falling investment would appear to be the clearest sign yet that —— the clearest sign yet that —— the clearest sign yet that —— the clearest sign yet that brexit is having an impact and that the uncertainties surrounding our future trading arrangements has caused some investment to be put on hold. anecdotally we are getting comments from an array of our members that effectively left —— they are sitting on their hands, waiting to see what the

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