is speak to a technologyjournalist whojoins us from swindon.hank you for joining who joins us from swindon. thank you forjoining us. but mr big asking the question that angus asked in his piece, will this morning make a difference? i would like to say it is not just difference? i would like to say it is notjust children who are playing video games and who are impacted by this in game currency and gambling but this is a good way of raising awareness of what is happening in modern video games. we should applaud peggy for doing this. however they are probably doing this in order to self regulate before governments around europe start looking at this seriously, the whole idea of in game purchases and so—called lube boxes some governments in europe are taking this seriously, belgium —— loop boxes. belgium and others will be doing this. you mentioned loop boxes, what are they? the best way to describe this, imagine if you could buy a treasure chest within a game, there will be something that you can buy in the game, one of the fifa game, so some of t

house of fraser stores in edinburgh, hull and swindon are to close.ught the struggling chain, has been in talks with landlords over rents in recent weeks. at least 20 house of fraser stores have been saved from closure. senior members of the royal family have allowed cameras to follow them for a new documentary about the queen as a global figure. queen of the world, which will be shown on itv, was filmed over a year. in one episode, the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, reveals a secret detail of her wedding dress for the first time. somewhere in here, there's a piece of — did you see it? — the piece of blue fabric that's stitched inside? no! it's my something blue. it's my — it's fabric from my... oh, how nice! well, i hope it's still in there! yes, it should be. we'll have to look at that. it's fabric from the dress that i wore on our first date. we saw the queen speaking into a microphone there and apparently she is known as one—take windsor, unlike us, stumbling our way through things for three—hour! anyway, we'd better not talk ourselves out of a

tim muffett can shed some light on this, from a farm in swindon. morning. good morning to you.lar energy on a bigger scale. so big questions. and solarfarms energy on a bigger scale. so big questions. and solar farms are energy on a bigger scale. so big questions. and solarfarms are not a lwa ys questions. and solarfarms are not always the most popular things, aesthetically they can be not great for some people. i have been the one site in kent where there are some people who don't think they would be a good idea. here are some of the arguments for and against. cleve hill would put every other uk solar farm in the shade. the site itself will be close to 1,000 acres. the solar park would produce enough clean, affordable, renewable power for over 110,000 homes. the site is on the north kent coast. the plan is for an area around the size of a00 football pitches to be covered with solar panel. it would be by far the uk's biggest solarfarm. the reason why we're proposing a solar park here is because it's a very large, flat, open space of privately owned land in the south—east of eng

house of fraser stores in edinburgh, hull and swindon are to close., has been in talks with landlords over rents in recent weeks. at least 20 house of fraser stores have been saved from closure. iranian leaders have accused us—backed gulf states of being behind an attack on a military parade which killed 25 people, including a child. tehran accuses the uk and others of harbouring members of iranian separatist groups. an anti—arab group and islamic state both claimed responsibility for the attack, but there's no evidence to show they were involved. pope francis has begun a tour of baltic countries, arriving first in lithuania. the pope paid tribute to the victims of the region's nazi and soviet occupations. he will travel to latvia on monday and estonia on tuesday as all three baltic states mark 100 years since they declared independence. it's the first trip by a pope to the region since 1993. voters are going to the polls in the maldives in an election which opposition groups have warned will not be free and fair. president abdulla yameen is seeking a

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policy institute in paris shamsul of all namely policy advisor at the european parliament and in swindon in the united kingdom via skype mariana calico lacky a researcher on migration and coeditor of critical perspectives on migration in the twenty first century a warm welcome to everyone in the show if i could start with thorsten then so the leaders of austria and germany they what they want to focus on boosting frontex we're told is the border the european union border force a solution to the migration challenge in that the centrist talk mrs merkel has adjusted her views and is very much in line now with the austrian shot what the austrian chancellor is a bust and quote said and is that a whole well placed the need to secure our. know i i think it's a reasonable compromise but we shouldn't have any illusions because the far right or the or author of terra national and starting with mr oregon mr salvini the people we've heard about just now they have no interest whatsoever to solve the issue of migration the issue of migration for them is an important rallying cry to fuel their author i

policy institute in paris shamsul of all namely policy advisor at the european parliament and in swindon in the united kingdom via skype mariana calico lacky a researcher on migration and coeditor of critical perspectives on migration in the twenty first century a warm welcome to everyone in the show if i could start with thorsten then so the leaders of austria and germany they what they want to focus on boosting frontex we're told is the border the european union border force a solution to the migration challenge. in that the centrist talk mrs merkel has adjusted her views and is very much in line now with the austrian check what the austrian chancellor is a bust and quote said and is that the whole well place that we need to secure our. no i think it's a reasonable compromise but we shouldn't have any illusions because the far right or the or author of terra national and starting with mr oregon mr salvini the people we've heard about just now they have no interest whatsoever to solve the issue of migration the issue of migration for them is an important rallying cry to fuel their autho

policy institute in paris shamsul of all namely policy advisor at the european parliament and in swindon in the united kingdom via skype mariana calico lacky a researcher on migration and coeditor of critical perspectives on migration in the twenty first century a warm welcome to everyone in the show if i could start with thorsten then so the leaders of austria and germany they what they want to focus on boosting frontex withhold is the border the european union border force a solution to the migration challenge in that's the centrist talk mrs merkel has adjusted her views and is very much in line now with the austrian chair what the austrian chancellor is a bust and quote said and is that the whole well placed the need to secure our. no i think it's a reasonable compromise but we shouldn't have any illusions because the far right or the or author of terra national and starting with mr oregon mr salvini the people we've heard about just now they have no interest whatsoever to solve the issue of migration the issue of migration for them is an important rallying cry to fuel their author a

i arranged to meet the next landlord at a pub in swindon.. can i give you money for it? no, it‘s only glass of wine. after some small talk, we cut to the chase. it turns out, i‘ve got competition. the ministry ofjustice says just placing an advert is illegal. but we‘ve checked with the police, who are not aware of any prosecutions. so it hasn‘t been tested in court and a solicitor with expertise in this area doesn‘t think it‘s an open and shut case. i‘m not sure it is inciting prostitution, i think it‘s a grey area. and i suspect the crown prosecution service and police are not very interested in taking this on because there is no clarity. you might historically get prosecutions. when i say historically, two years down the line, when a tenant has moved out, they come forward and say "well, actually, i had to have sex with him, i didn‘t really have an option because he threatened me with eviction if i didn‘t sleep with him." we offered both landlords the opportunity be interviewed or to give us a statement. tom wasn‘t interested. all right, g

he said the japanese firm was preparing for a no—deal outcome but had not discussed relocating its swindoning and the chain is not responding to questions. good morning. let‘s get more on that news. that eu workers should be given "no preference" for visas to come to the uk after brexit. that‘s the recommendation of the the migration advisory committee — which also recommends that it should be easier for higher—skilled workers to migrate to the country. it has called on the government to scrap how many high—skilled workers it grants visas to — that‘s currently 20,700 a year for those from non—eu countries. joining us now is anna mccaffrey, an employment lawyer at taylor wessing. what do you make of these proposals? i think this will be welcomed in certain quarters. there is bring pressure for a while in terms of rules and regulations to highly skilled workers. i think it is broadly good news the cap is proposed to be lifted for everyone. the other key part of the recommendations is that if we exit free movement and movement of eu workers comes to an end, they will have to apply for a visa,