does the minister agree with the tuc that while decarbonisation presents exciting economic opportunitiescy or coherent industrial strategy means that many well—paid highly skilled unionised jobs are under threat? i will half agree with the tuc on this point that when we come to a transition, they are concerned about reaching net zero being a just transition. we are living through a revolution. we are going to need to be able to take the population with us when it comes to jobs and their job security. but the future of green jobs, we have 450,000 greenjobs now. we will potentially have 2 million by 2030 and we need to work with the unions in ensuring that when we look at the future of the world of work, we take the entire population with us. chris skidmore‘s boss, the business secretary, set out what was happening to make the uk carbon neutral. last week, i launched the new electric mini based in oxford the week beforejlr announced they are making a range of electric vehicles. in an hour's time, i will be launching the new electric hypercar. so in keeping with what appears to be a new tra

the tuc said people should be able to travel at different times or work from home and wear more casualrovide staff with a cool and comfortable work environment. supermarket sales have fallen for the first time in three years — but it was largely due to a record splurge by shoppers last year on traditional summer favourites like ice cream and alcohol — especially during the men's football world cup. sales over the last three months fell by 0.5% compared to the same period last year. a new leader of the conservative party and from tomorrow a new prime minister. what does business hope for from boris johnson? in the past he has been less than flattering about the country's business sector, famously copupling it with the f word. of small businesses. you've met him over the last week, how did he respond to the kinds of things you want? the first priority has to tackle for first —— small businesses is to restore confidence and give them some leeway on the domestic front so the because they are struggling with at the moment can actually be addressed. so the thing is, business rates, employmen

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just this week alone, the cbi, the tuc, the british business, all wanting the new deal. the responsibility has revealed no deal leads to back, what analysis of the prime minister did for the new deal. he had no answers. he got even more. this is the height of the possibility. it is madness. the prime minister supports it by this ideal. a new deal is a fantasy. time and time i, they must make it clear that it is not a negotiation. last night, leo said it will not happen. the prime minister has no path. the consequences are devastating. he is deluded. try to take scotland, united kingdom out. we will stop the prime minister. we will not let the prime minister do damage to the jobs of our country. parliaments will stop this. the prime minister was elected by 1.20 of the population. he has no mandate in this house. the formula that protects spending in scotland has been criticized by the prime minister. by the old secretary. the prime minister today likes to change the formula. under attack from the prime minister. it has been a democratic outrage. he has been clear. [crowd

but having seen the last invictus games, tuc how this is developing to be more than just about the sportrogramme which is hugely important. it is so important the stories get out there. because the family is so important and behind us there as people holding us up. they can easily forgotten to think it is very important that the message gets across. because we are supported. we are supported by each other, we are supported by the process, we are supported by the process, we are supported by the help for heroes who get us to this place. let's give a little bit back. sunni all the people we meet in linked to invictus are incredibly determined. —— all the people we meet are linked to invictus are incredibly determined. fingers crossed. i will be there next year. we wish you well. good to see both. time for the weather with nick. low pressure moving to the east allowing some on the west to see some sunshine. that has already happened in northern ireland. this is the past few hours of the rainfall radar. the blue indicates where we are getting a particularly across parts of scotland and north

we can talk to the tuc, paul sellers who is the policy officer at the tuc.hey being stopped by doing this even though they want to? the reasons are complex. we can't calculate the power but we know the narratives are the reasons. one is people are given so much work they don't feel they can take on a day. sometimes it is the company culture that you don't take all your leave. in some cases, managers are turning down a request after request after request until they leave runs out. we have also found some companies didn't realise the minimum entitlement rose ten years ago and still haven't caught up with the law. there must be some way of knowing whether people are being blocked from taking holiday. we get it through our labour market intelligence because we have about 150 -- 150,000 job intelligence because we have about 150 —— 150,000 job stewards and we get anecdote after anecdote about this. and employment tribunal ‘s and by the way since fees were abolished, the number of holiday paid tribunal ‘s has gone through the roof and unions are winning quite a lo

and, just this week alone, we have seen the imf, we've seen the cbi, the tuc, the food and drink industryuld lead to a plunge in the value of pounds and leave a £30 billion black hole in the public finances. what analysis has the prime minister made of no deal? when he was asked last week, mr speaker, he had no answer. he wants to drive us off the cliff edge and he doesn't even know the impact of the damage it'll cause. this is the of irresponsibility. economic madness, driven by ideology. the prime minister supported by his new right—wing ideologues on the front bench. mr speaker, a no dealfrom europe is the stuff of fantasy. time and time again, europe has made it clear that withdrawal agreement is not open for negotiating. last night, leo varadkar confirmed once again it won't happen. mr speaker, the prime minister has no plan, he is full of bluster. but the consequences of his fa ntasyla nd bluster. but the consequences of his fa ntasyland will have bluster. but the consequences of his fantasyland will have devastating consequences. he is deluded. let me warn the prime minister now, t

the tuc said people should be able to travel at different times or work from home and wear more casualrgely due to a record splurge by shoppers last year on traditional summer favourites, like ice cream and alcohol especially during the men's football world cup. sales over the last three months fell by 0.5% compared to the same period last year. so, if you want an investor's reaction to the election of borisjohnson to the post of prime minister, then the feeling is mixed. the pound fell as soon as the announcement happened, fell a bit more and now has started climbing back up again. but none of these movement's are huge. the stock market climbed after mrjohnson was made leader of the conservative party. much of that movement is driven by the big exporters, unilever, bp, shell who profit from a falling currency because they make their profits in foreign exchange. you also have to remember the announcement was hardly unexpected, so you wouldn't expect any dramatic reaction. russ mould, investment director at aj belljoins me now. would you agree with that sort of assessment? it was all ra