russ mould is back from a] bell.sent through to us, and we asked them what kind of products that they would really miss if there is no c02, because it certainly seems as though the farming industry is at risk. charlie brown says, bacon sandwiches at risk? catastrophic. if you haven't had that the other night before, the need for the bacon sandwich might not be so acute! this person says they will home any pigs that are neither rescue because of the lack of c02. funny, fizzy water is the thing i would miss. of the lack of c02. funny, fizzy water is the thing i would misslj will water is the thing i would miss.|j will struggle through with tap water! let's have a look at the bbc news page, because it has a picture of coca—cola, just one of the product that would be affected. it is amazing how many industries are reliant on this, and how there could bea reliant on this, and how there could be a shortage in the first place? reliant on this, and how there could be a shortage in the first place7m is just been be a shortage

let's talk to the financial expert russ mould from aj bell investments. where do they even start?s is, it will ta ke billion of. the bad news is, it will take several years to work out what the ultimate final cost is but least at the first sign that cost directly could be a bit less. the ongoing issue now is trying to make sure that these projects get ill and also, some clarity for both pension holders, people have got a pension, or have investments with carillion and for the people who used to work there. the good news from the national audit report is that the receivers inherited about 250 contracts, that is coming down to zero byjuly. most of that business has been transferred to new suppliers, which means the services are being delivered. but there are still other people where there could cost. customers, suppliers, employees, pensioners and we know investors have lost their money. the cost will run into much bigger figures. that is why it is so hard because there are so many. are there any chance that investors will get their money back? the shares are suspended, investors in

once you start slapping taxes on import, that is a trade war. joining me now is russ mould, investmentd trade, does that mean it starts to slow down, and the latter is the experience where we go to the 1930s. does it drive inflation up and make things more expensive? inflation up and make things more expensive ? does inflation up and make things more expensive? does it mean that central backs have to raise interest rates more quickly? all of those things mean that is why the stock markets are down this afternoon. on the other hand, we have good corporate results. well, rolls—royce is not exactly a corporate results. the markets really like what they were saying. can you give me detail about what was said at the analyst meeting today that so encourage investors? yes, they have laid down a target of £1 billion a year in free cash flow for 2020. he said the company is better placed to exceed that target. a big part of this is the job reductions announced yesterday, no comfort to the people of derby. but he will say they don't make the cost cuts, the company is too complex and cost heavy,