this location 16th and kirkham is at the base of the hidden garden steps.d a question on the -- request onhe 22nd saying that pedestrians with -- were hard to see and requests a stop sign be installed. it was taken to a public hearing on march 22nd at which there were no objections and that's why we are recogniz recommending it. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. any directors or a motion to approve. n the 10.2 item social security it typical that hearing those things constitutes public out reach and they got some sort of notice for people in the area? >> that's right. the audience that we brought to you on the 10.2 consent calendar are items that went through the public hear and there was objection or minimal disagreement. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. do i have a motion? a secnd? >> [roll call] >> chairman brinkman: thank you very much. as noted by the publicmmentperc that one and ie ar any e mprevisit. 10.2ii. >> chair, that item has to do with establishing tow way, no stopping any time on fell street ious locations. can brinkman: all right. i have publ

also, peter kirkham, a former police others.e agency. she has actually invited lush to visit them and hear more about this type of policing. you also mentioned customers. we spoke to some of them outside the shops here in london, and some are saying they are potentially going to consider boycotting lush, and on social media there is also a hashtag where people are putting lush products down the toilet to share what they think of the campaign. but they are saying it is not an anti—police campaign, but they do wa nt to anti—police campaign, but they do want to highlight the things that went wrong in this undercover policing operation in the past. simonjones reporting. we have a summary of the business news, but first the headlines. the european union has promised to defend its interests of the donald trump slapped new tariffs on imports of european steel and aluminium. the transport secretary may be forced to appear in front of mps after chaos caused by the railway timetables. spain's prime minister mariano rajoy loses a parliamen

also, a former police officer, peter kirkham, says...s, insisting it is not an anti—police campaign but they do want to highlight the things that went wrong in this undercover policing operation, in the past. thanks very much. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: preparing for a trade war — european union leaders will set out in an hour how they will hit back at the united states, after it imposed new steel and aluminium tariffs. spain‘s prime minister, mariano rajoy, loses a parliamentary vote of confidence — the opposition socialist party will now form a new government. the transport secretary may be forced to appear in front of mps — over the chaos caused by changes to the rail timetable. the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has said he wants denuclearisation of the korean peninsula to be carried out in a phased manner. it again highlights differences with the white house which has called for rapid and concrete disarmament. our correspondent, hywell griffith, reports now from the de—militarized zone between north and south korea. sear