with me is lawrence gosling, the editor—in—chief at what investment. let's get stuck in.in. this first story isjust depressing, isn't let's get stuck in. this first story is just depressing, isn't it? let's get stuck in. this first story isjust depressing, isn't it? the world meteorological organisation says the increase in co2 is just above the average rise recorded for the last decade, but when you look at various different types of gases, it is going up and up. it's extraordinary, and you're right, it is very depressing, and there are two things within this report, it's about emissions, so c02 going up into the atmosphere from things like coal burning, and they are focusing on this piece about concentration. so essentially it is what is left behind from the emissions that have been almost overcome by whatever, these figures feed into why we are hearing more about like rising health problems

with me is lawrence gosling, the editor—in—chief at what investment. let's get stuck in.first story is just let's get stuck in. this first story isjust depressing, isn't let's get stuck in. this first story is just depressing, isn't it? let's get stuck in. this first story isjust depressing, isn't it? the world meteorological organisation says the increase in co2 is just above the average rise recorded for the last decade, but when you look at various different types of gases, it is going up and up. it's extraordinary, and you're right, it is very depressing, and there are two things within this report, it's about emissions, so c02 going up into the atmosphere from things like coal burning, and they are focusing on this piece about concentration. so essentially it is what is left behind from the emissions that have been almost overcome by whatever, these figures feed into why we are hearing more about like rising health problems for children in major cities, london, new york, beijing for example, so you realise emissions is one thing, and put it into some court dominic co

lawrence gosling, editor—in—chief what investmentjoins me now. good morning. good to see you.d to see you. tell usa good morning. good to see you. tell us a bit more about this deal. an extraordinary deal in a sense because you have got to online ticket resellers online, they have been around for a long time. stubhub has been in operation since 2000. ebay, the owner of stubhub, from a business perspective has produced a fantastic return for its shareholders by selling this to viagogo, but the more significant long—term impact for us is there is potentially a monopoly position and we are seeing some of the smaller players arguing that is the case. for viagogo, they paid too much? you would look at that and say, yes. clearly, for ebay to sell something, they must think that perhaps it doesn't fit their business model and this does, they paid 300 million. it feels like a very frothy price. viagogo wants to be the dominant player in this market and that is why it is paying a premium. we shall keep an eye on how they behave as it we re keep an eye on how they behave as it were in t