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and the financial times is looking at the bank of england‘s investigation into the accounting firm kpmgnecessarily much what you‘re seeing, but i thought i would continue. thank you for being so polite about it. who once yesterday's papers? let us it. who once yesterday's papers? let us stick with the papers today. let us us stick with the papers today. let us start with the metro and a quotation here, policing cuts fuel surge in the murders. who is saying there‘s? this is the police federation, they want more police on the front line, more members and bobbies on the beat. the figures are shocking. more than 5 million offences in the year until march. these are the official figures that count. they are using these figures to make a point about cuts. 21,000 officers lost since 2010. theresa may since 2010 was home secretary then. it is on her watch. is itjust money? no, but clearly that is an important factor, or at least bodies oi'i important factor, or at least bodies on the street. police officers on the street, that is crucial to this. the police federation is a trade union but that

the accounting watchdog has launched an investigation into kpmg's audit of collapsed bargain booze owner the preparation and approval of conviviality‘s financial statements and other financial information. conviviality went bust in april. the uk's top share index climbed on tuesday following a shaky start to the month, although mining giant glencore fell after one of its subsidiaries received a us subpoena. that's all the business news. there is a big match tonight, even i know that! it might seem like world cup fever is gripping the country, but not all football fans here are rooting for england during tonight s world cup knock—out match against colombia. ashley john—ba ptiste has been to speak to some british colombians who, although born and raised in london, are facing a dilemma? two teams, one game, and one big dilemma. who to support? ian and jeff are both british colombians. i'm british—born, colombian raised. i'm a cockney colombian from the kings road. i feel lucky to have a lot of traits from both of my cultures. so, i know what it is to eat fish and chips, i know what it is to

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other companies such as deloitte, kpmg and ryan already offer four-day work weeks.his a niche thing or can this really be something companies across the board can try? >> i think when you look at this or any other work entrepreneurial policy, it's important to remember what work is. work is three things. work is money, it's product and it's meaning. when you're implementing a policy like that, it's important to be serious about what are you trying to optimize? are you trying to make more money, or are you trying to make work more meaningful for your employees? i think what you see with these experiments is not that a four-day work week necessarily makes employees more productive overall, but it improves job satisfaction. it improves meaning for these workers because they can spend more time with their family. >> but without these workers, their company doesn't exist. how does it affect the bottom line? >> i think what you saw here is it didn't affect the bottom line. in the new zealand company, it didn't affect the bottom line. for deloitte, kpmg, it didn't affect t

. >> when kpmg called you and said we're going to honor your contract and pay you out through maternityost started crying. >> people that don't understand golf and the pay structure, how big a deal is that? >> it's unbelievably huge. it never -- this has never happened. >> how do you hope what's happening to you changes the game for other women in golf? >> if we can change the way contracts are written where it's basically a paid maternity leave, you're potentially change the sport. you might get more girls and women wanting to play and continue to play professional if they know they can have a family and do this. >> there's been little girls that have been coming up to you to get your signature. are you doing this for them? >> my whole mission is i want those girls to have the same opportunity that i have or better. i want them to play for more money. be playing on network tv, have more coverage. be making the same amount of money as those guys. there's so many things that i want to change about the way our tour is right now that, you know, you see these little girls and that's why you

joining us now is yael selfin, chief economist, at kpmg.rather than print? some people say print is dead. it is a structural decline that we have seen for some time, absolutely, so growth will be in digital, but overall the results should not see a significant write—off going forward. should not see a significant write-off going forward. what about foxto ns ? we write-off going forward. what about foxtons? we saw bad figures coming out of them, but we have the bank of england saying that more mortgage approvals and things are looking quite perky. have you read the situation? —— how do you. quite perky. have you read the situation? -- how do you. foxtons as you said is london centric and for the london market you have had the weaker pound that should encourage foreign buyers to stay but at the same time you have a very stretched valuation and also higher valuation which makes it more sensitive to the changes in taxation so overall you would expect london to be relatively weaker than the other regions. the other thing that foxtons shares with