lutfey siddiqi from london school _ situation. lutfey siddiqi from london school of _ situation.n school of economics. j before we go microsoft and push back against delta airlines claim is seeking $500 million worth of compensation for that last week delta ceo had attributed microsoft and crowdstrike to have caused the cancellation of thousands of flight and therefore seeking damages. that is it for this addition of business today. to stay with bbc news. hey, i'm lola with the catch up. tonight scotland exam results chaos, brooke schofield's resurfaced tweets and skye brown skates to bronze. we start with the riots in the uk, and the person in charge of prosecutions here says they are considering terrorism charges for some rioters. loads of people have appeared in court. 100 people have been charged and over 400 arrested. hundreds of extra prison spaces are being made available to hold people who are charged. the prime minister held another emergency cobra meeting with police leaders tonight. some other stories — the day began with chaos for some students in scotland expecting t

let's bring in lutfey siddiqi. he outlines what went wrong.amentals but once the global headwinds disappeared particularly after the ukraine—russia war, and energy rates up and in particularly an attempt to tackle the head winds far particular particularly prior to the election, two years prior, there's been an attempt at hyper management of the economy, which has resulted in mismanagement and huge inbalances. that created an economic tinderbox for a large unemployed population and underemployed among the young. that needed to be dealt with. i believe that was the real root of the movement in the last month was economic. yunust father of _ month was economic. yunust father of micro-finance - father of micro—finance accepted a role in the government. how do you think he might affect, impact economic policies in the new government? that's a very positive development. one of the things thatis development. one of the things that is required apart from reforms within the country, is to bring in foreign capital. so, from an economic diplomacy point