amy cole has the latest from jaguar land rover in solihull.ossibly not as dire as it sounds. jlr which is owned by the indian group tata says it is moving production so its factory in slovakia but says it remains committed to the uk and will be refitting the plant here in solihull so it can make a new generation of range rover models and it will be pumping in a lot of investment. we are not sure of the figure exactly, but we know it will run-in figure exactly, but we know it will run—in to hundreds of millions of pounds. so when the factory is up to speed it will be able to make new range rover and range rover sport ca rs range rover and range rover sport cars that are electric and hybrid, as well as the classic petrol and diesel version, and the company has previously said that all its cars would be available in either electric, hybrid, petrol or diesel from 2020. but what this means is there will be some job losses, and they will affect agency staff. they will lose theirjobs for the interim period, that is why production is being moved to sl

, and, previously, they‘ve said the manufacture of the discovery would be split between solihull moorsout microsoft and gaming. it has unveiled some big budget sequels to time in with the e three games expo in los angeles. on top of that, it has board four indie studios and created one as well which has doubled its ability to gain create. let‘s have a look at those. welcome to eat 32018! -- e3 2018! something's happening to me! the sun is out, the sky is blue and it‘s the perfect day for a drive. we will be back in a couple of minutes where we will see a bbc reality check on some of donald trump‘s claims that his g7 allies are gripping america off. —— are ripping america off. we will take a look at some of the big weather stories happening around the world and first quite close to home, western europe why we have been peppered by heavy storms for weeks now. over the weekend it was germany‘s turn to see some massive thunderstorms. those thunderstorms will some serious flooding with floodwaters strong enough and high enough to lift cars up and shove them down the flow of flood water. the

the firm says the solihull factory will be used to build a new generation of range rover models, butons on northern rail services are to be offered compensation of up to a month's travel. an inquiry has been ordered by the government into what's been described as unacceptable disruption following the introduction of new timetables three weeks ago. a man has been found guilty of kidnapping a 20—year—old british model, chloe ayling, and holding her captive for six days in italy. a polish national, who lives in the uk, was sentenced at a court in milan to 16 years and nine months in prison. the court heard how the 13—year—old had pretended to be a photographer when he approached her. her said the model feels vindicated by the decision. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight. is this how the korean warfinally ends? in a flurry of flash photography? in three and a half hours' time, two of the biggest showmen on earth will sit down together and get a lot of attention. which is probably enough to make the whole thing worthwhil

the solihull factory, where the discovery is manufactured, will be used to build a new generation of0,000 of these each year and a couple of years ago they said they would run it in tandem, some in slovakia and some in solihull and now they think it will all go to slovakia which looks worrying. they save several hundred agencyjobs might worrying. they save several hundred agency jobs might be worrying. they save several hundred agencyjobs might be affected but it is too early to say how many possible use a agency, or does that mean? those workers come in and out as production ramps up and down and it is quite common indycar manufacturing industry also if you are selling a large number of cars —— in the car manufacturing industry. bear in mind that they announced a couple months ago they we re announced a couple months ago they were going to lay off a thousand agency workers so any additionaljob cuts are on top of that. that is the first part which does not look great. having said that, what jaguar land rover are saying is that we should think of it as clearing the way of an older mod

the firm says the solihull factory will be used to build a new generation of range rover models but warnedail services are to be offered compensation of up to a month's travel. an inquiry has been ordered by the government into what's been described as unacceptable disruption, following the introduction of new timetables three weeks ago. the discount retailer poundworld has gone into administration, putting more than 5,000 jobs at risk across the uk. administrators are trying to find a buyer for its 335 stores. poundworld becomes the latest retail chain to suffer on the high street, as our correspondent danny savage reports. poundworld started life as a market stall here in wakefield. the market is now a smart shopping centre, but people here are still fans of the brand. a lot of people use it, especially people on lower incomes. there's always queues in it, and i do go in occasionally, i must admit, and i think a lot of people will miss it. this is just one of the 335 stores threatened with closure. customers in leeds don't want it to go. quite sad, because it's quite good value for money

the solihull factory, where the discovery is currently manufactured, will be used to build a new generationosses. earlier we spoke tojim holder, editorial director at haymarket automotive, which makes magazines including what car and autocar. he told is what is at stake. what we're seeing really is jaguar land rover trying to sort of diversifying the options it has for where it produces cars. it's moving what is actually one of the smallest selling land rover models, the discovery, to its slovakian plant. now, obviously, that is potentially bad news for a lot of its workers, but what it is pledging to do is to reinvest in the plant in the uk and to tool it up for the future, as you say, for electric models and models but should provide a brighter future for the company. and it is also pledging that its other uk plant will get similar levels of investment in the very short—term, and jobs will be protected there as a result that, of course. it is, on one side, good news, as you say. and on one side, particularly for the workers affected, very troubling. i think what we have to look at is the

the firm says the solihull factory will be used to build a new generation of range rovers but warns thereich has 335 stores around the uk made the move after the latest talks broke down. it's the latest high street casualty this year. so far more than 20 thousand high streetjobs are either going or are on the line as some of the big names struggle. our business correspondent emma simpson has more. stack it high and sell it for a pound. it has been a winning formula. chains like this one soared in popularity since the recession. but even the discount end of retail is not immune from the problems gripping this industry. poundworld collapsed this morning. i am disappointed. i get a lot of little bits and bobs in there. and i love it. really sad to see it go because we have got nothing else in town here. we've got no shops at all, have we? no. the problem is in the title. poundworld buys most of its goods in dollars. so, with the weaker pound it has been costing them a lot more to fill the shelves. and with its business model, those costs can't easily be passed onto shoppers. here is the man

that's put 1,800 agency workers in its solihull plant at risk. but it's not all bad news.motive, the publisher of whatcar and autocar magazine. good morning. tell us what is happening. what we are seeing is jaguar land rover diversifying where it makes cars. that could be eventually bad news for workers. it is pledging to reinvest in the plant in the uk and talk it up for the future. it could provide a bright start for the company. it says its other uk plant will get investment in the short—term and jobs will be protected because of that. is it something to worry about? potentially. at the moment it is almost good news. but it is troubling for some of the workers. we have to look at the long—term effect, whether it is the start of a trend. the slovakian plant is known to be cheaper. brexit present the huge threat to car manufacturing in the uk, adding massive complexity at a time when it is under pressure. it could be a long—term trend. a time when it is under pressure. it could be a long-term trend. what does this tell us about the uk car industry as a whole? i think what

will the prime ministerjoin me in congratulating the work of solihull and commit to securing post ——own trade agreements with countries around the world. my honourable friend raises the specific point about clean diesel engines and this can play an important part in reducing co2 emissions from road transport and could reduce co2 emissions further while meeting more stringent air quality standards. this country is leading on this issue of zero emission vehicles and land rover are playing their part. thank you, mr speaker. can i commend the armed forces and reservists for the armed forces and reservists for the finejob the armed forces and reservists for the fine job they do for our country? airbus, honda, bmw, the cbi, the tuc, the society of motor manufacturers. this speaker has failed to listen to business and insulted the business community and left companies in the dark. can the prime minister tell the house why 186,000 car manufacturing jobs are disposable to her? we have been consistently listening to business throughout the negotiations so far. business said they wanted us to g