good to see you, priya lakhani. this is close to your heart because you we re is close to your heart because you were a barrister, an area of law you specialised in, but you've experienced this? yes, in the tech community but this wave is travelling through india, and that's what the story is about, incredible given social media is so prominent there. what's interesting, and what's not mention, he is a powerful man and 21 women have accused him and this is a defamation suit —— mentioned. a year ago when the weinstein scandal broke, said if people started bringing defamation suits against alleged victims, that can suits against alleged victims, that ca n stifle suits against alleged victims, that can stifle the entire campaign. imagine being a powerful man with 97 lawyers bringing a suit against this accuser and having to defend yourself in a sense. there's huge implications with this case and i'll be watching it closely. in terms of the #metoo campaign, has it lost some momentum? it keeps coming back. it translates

with me is priya lakhani who is a member of the department of business, innovation and skills entrepreneurs forum. many of our regulars know that you are hot under the collar when it comes to brexit and how the negotiation process is going. what is your feeling about the thought, for his article in the telegraph focuses on, of a transition period until 2021? for business the concern is that we still do not have certainty about what will happen and without certainty you cannot plan for the future. where should we... but can you plan for until the end of 2021 for the status quo? things continuing as they are now? in the single market and the customs union? you can do but we still don't know that will happen. we could crash with no deal. the problem right now is that our prime minister went for 20 minutes yesterday... she was 20 minutes in front of 27 leaders and then they went out for dinner afterwards discussing the details but there is no movement. they tell her there is nothing new she is saying. and this whole hope for the november summit where we can start to see progress has essentially

with me is priya lakhani who is a member of the department of business, innovation and skills entrepreneursen it comes to brexit and how the negotiation process is going. what is your feeling about the thought, for his article in the telegraph

with me is priya lakhani obe who's founder and ceo of century tech — a uk based education technologylatform. and award winner, congratulations!” was in new york. it is interesting because one of the stories we are about to cover, i constantly saw lots of adverts. we need to top borisjohnson lots of adverts. we need to top boris johnson first. on lots of adverts. we need to top borisjohnson first. on the lots of adverts. we need to top boris johnson first. on the front page of many newspapers today... rolling through a field. the conservative party conference is under way and we are all waiting to the prime minister's speech later this week. we have ready discussed her immigration policies but he is stealing the limelight. on the sidelines at one o'clock, 1000 people are expected to go and listen to him today. we have sajid javid going as well. i am sure and i hope that he gets more people going to his speech. if i was prime minister, he would delay brexit by six months, he would delay brexit by six months, he says. he would obviously saved the day for britain if he was the top one. w

with me is priya lakhani obe who's founder and ceo of century tech — a uk based education technology in new york. it is interesting because one of the stories we are about to cover, i constantly saw lots of adverts. we need to top borisjohnson lots of adverts. we need to top boris johnson first. on lots of adverts. we need to top borisjohnson first. on the lots of adverts. we need to top boris johnson first. on the front page of many newspapers today... rolling through a field. the conservative party conference is under way and we are all waiting to the prime minister's speech later this week. we have ready discussed

priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech, a uk—based education technology platform, joins me nows per usual. this isa good to see you. as per usual. this is a really important story for the tech industry, isn't it? it is so important. in this country we rely on immigration. it is, there are lots of sectors where we rely on european workers, but particularly with data related roles in business intelligence, there is a shortage. today we are a small company. we employ people in the uk, we employ a lot of british people as well. we are lot of british people as well. we a re really lot of british people as well. we are really struggling to find these techies with these skills. two years ago we were looking, and there were so many applications with people wanting to work into london and work with us. what they have dwindled so much, there is so much competition for them, it is impossible. and it is partly to do with competition. it is partly to do with competition. it is not just is partly to do with competition. it is notjust london which is desperate for these skilled workers, it is