with me is liam booth—smith who's chief executive at localis , an independent think tank.come back. let's start with our top story. we understand that the senate has begun voting. we think it will take a little bit of time so in the meantime, let's start with fox news on this story. they are saying is $1.5 trillion package will mean a tax cut of families right across the us. it is republican red meat. the a ptly us. it is republican red meat. the aptly trumps us. it is republican red meat. the a ptly tru m ps style title us. it is republican red meat. the aptly trumps style title of the report, as republicans are pointing out, it will offer from report, as republicans are pointing out, it will offerfrom big corporations that tax, very significant top rate earners. again, really significant. then changes on deductions and thresholds. what is interesting about this story which we will cover in a bid is essentially, the period is how confident either party is about the economic loss —— prospects. this particular piece of legislation is good growth. the trump administration ——

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with me is liam booth—smith who's chief executive at localis, an independent think tank.n matter? simply put, it matters because the rat fundamental regulatory differences. naturally, uber would be noted as a tech firm because they do not have to comply with trespass and regulations but the pressure not just in this country but across europe is for uber to be more regulated as a traditional taxi firm. they will have higher firms because they would have to be under insurance costs because they would have to be under insurance costs as because they would have to be under insurance costs as well? absolutely. a service uber pop had legal challenge is and it is interesting for firms like uber that they have been taken to court in fighting this battle. for businesses that like uber, how much is the incentive for better aligning themselves with regulations before becoming a problem or the firms are disrupting the market, will date misbehaves until they are told off? that sounds familiar. wide—ranging implications for businesses developing. lots of start—ups in the shed in konta

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