business leaders continue to express concerns about the lack of progress on briggs it chief executive tom enders says the british government doesn't have a clue about how to exit the e.u. without causing major damage. have also flicked on the hazard. it's a classic british icon the black capital but the company behind this innovative electric powered taxi is joining the fleet of comic is concerned by brick says. during a visit to the chairman of the london e.-v. company paid to foster said mistakes of a brics it could start an erosion. this isn't put systems he thought it is a process that will take ten to fifteen years is it would be madness to wake up in the morning in london and read in the papers that there's no coal industry in britain and it would be a real shame. his concerns follow in the tire tracks of all the big car manufacturers present in britain the likes of many make b.m.w. and most recently jackie landrover warning that ongoing brakes at uncertainty could put them off investing in britain. his firm touts its modern credentials why find u.s.b. charging it's own on board but to mak

chief executive tom enders said deliveries had "picked up", but "challenges remain".astra zeneca and diageo but the ftse is pulled down by falls in oil stocks. would you choose your water supplier? its one of the last areas where consumers don't actually have a choice and today a survey from the consumer concil for water suggests that actually the majority of us, 9 out of 10 are happy with the service we get. but 6 out of 10 don't think that charges are fair. joining us now is tony smith, chief executive, of the consumer council for water. so overall people are happy but they think they're paying too much? yes, the service is very reliable most of the time but with the research we have looked behind why customers are so concerned research we have looked behind why customers are so concerned about water at the moment and it is an issue of fairless and value for money. —— fairness. it is to do behind profit and other things that water companies can do something about. why is there no competition? why don't we get to choose who provides water? there is choice for busines

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the boss of airbus has come out supporting theresa may's latest brexit plan tom enders says the "governmentmatic. 0ne economist assessing what's changed. they were threatening production, threatening to pull out from their plans in north wales and in bristol, and they were very much trying to strong—arm the government into dropping the brexit plan. so he is right to come out and say that this isa right to come out and say that this is a step in the right direction. if not, then he would really be questioning his motives. theresa may cannot go any further in these negotiations. that clip cut off a bit short. see you in a of minutes. hello, the weather has cooled down a bit in the uk. very dramatic and extreme weather elsewhere around the world. here we are in the west pacific, not follow from taiwan. this is a very strong type phone —— not far. making landfall on wednesday. dangerous winds here, very heavy rain. for the north, that is probably going to be pushed towards him north ofjapan is probably going to be pushed towards him north of japan at the moment, because of this powerful typhoon

tom enders has taken the gloves off telling journalists in london that he believes the british government has no clue as to how to exit the e.u. without causing huge damage to companies like this and hers is only the latest in a string of european c.e.o.'s who have expressed concern about the lack of progress on bret's of including a man who builds black caps for london. it's a classic british icon the black cap but the company behind this innovative electric powered taxi is joining the fleet of comic is concerned by breaks. during a visit to berlin the chairman of the london evie company pay to foster said mistakes over breaks it could start an erosion. this isn't put systems if it is a process that will take ten to fifteen years but it would be madness to wake up in the morning in london and read in the papers that there's no car industry in britain it would be a real shame. his concerns follow in the tire tracks of other big come manufacturers present in britain the likes of many make b.m.w. and most recently jackie landrover warning that ongoing breaks it uncertainty could put them of

chief executive tom enders said deliveries had "picked up", but "challenges remain".irman and chief executive. revenue was up but net income fell — higher fuel prices and competition pulling down the figures. facebook are losing friends on wall street? they need to update their status a bit! yes, they are losing their friends on wall street but still gaining friends online. they gained 1196 gaining friends online. they gained 11% in an active online month the users survey, but that was the slowest rate of growth for two yea rs, slowest rate of growth for two years, and so wall street were not best pleased. facebook is a stock thatis best pleased. facebook is a stock that is given no room for stumbling. investors really ju m p that is given no room for stumbling. investors really jump on that is given no room for stumbling. investors reallyjump on them if anything is not quite what they expected. those figures came out after the markets closed last night. it is worth remembering the good, after hours trading fell 20% on the share price, but the share price was on an al