we have another presenter here, our business presenter, at the university of southampton tonight. ast election. so a lot of the parties will be focusing their energies on that seat. given that we love the magic of numbers, we've assembled a group of entrepreneurs under the age of 31 to talk to us about what they wa nt of 31 to talk to us about what they want and what will help get their start—up businesses get out of the ground. 0ne start—up businesses get out of the ground. one of them is to learn, thank you for talking to us. tell us a bit about what your business idea is? we have resources for retailers that allow shoppers to find products themselves. we asked a set of questions and make recommendations based on the best products from the catalogue. so so what could the next government firm do to help you get your business further along the road to? what is important is to have some certainty. it is important that when the new government comes in we will have certainty. thank you for talking to us. we are at this section part of the university of southampton, a business incubato

i am in the future world centre as the university of southampton. xt government? our business was funded through european grants so was funded through european grants soi was funded through european grants so i would expect from the next government that we would still receive those european union —— like european union grants so we can continue our work. being based on a university campus, a lot of these start—ups are relying on funding. while of details about your business? i am the founder of heyutopia.com. they can select anything they want, they can tell us how long we wanted for, they can get it from one of our lockers and they can return it when they are done. will students pay by the hour or the minute or the day? it is like a netflix subscription, monthly. there are towns where young graduates are going to rent and start their careers. now we are expanding to those sorts of complexes and apartments because we want to get into peoples homes as well. —— mike anything to do with green tech would really fascinate me in terms of the next governmen

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up to 25% of the population here is in their 20s with two universities driving this demographic. 0n brexit, southamptonleave the eu in 2016. we've been here for a couple of days now and found a city in a state of flux, the nature of work being transformed. changes including inevitably brexit, that are raising questions local people want the election to answer. in this election the most important issue for me is getting over this brexit issue. this election is about getting a decent mp that will secure my children's future. we haven't got one person that we can honestly stand behind, because you don't know whether anybody is telling the truth or not. southampton. an affluent pocket of the south, prosperity by the sea. but this election has revealed fault lines. we'd rather be building boats, there's no two ways about that but at the moment we are building bridges. at the meerkat boatyard, the boss is angry. all the books are empty, workers hours have been cut. and brexit is the villain. along with the politicians. they really have let the people down. if it's remain, remain. if it's exit, let's go. but

southampton today — one of the top cargo ports in the uk. let's here more from our business correspondent sean farrington who is talking to businesses at solent universityboat and a reminder of the nautical heritage of southampton and the importance of transport infrastructure to the region. 40 million tonnes of cargo coming to the port here. what happens on the roads, at airports and ports is crucial and we have the boss of southampton airport with us. we will be hearing from politicians in the next few days. what do you wa nt to in the next few days. what do you want to hear for the in the next few days. what do you want to hearfor the regional infrastructure here? we are looking for clarity over the future investment in the region will see. crucial to understand the region needs to be well connected across the uk and europe and globally and we do not always see that investment in roads and railway we see elsewhere in the country. priority needs to be given to the parts of the country bringing the hugest contribution economically and we see that in the southampton region. people in the country will ask why a lwa ys people in the country will ask why a

southampton last week talking to students. a wonderful university. very impressive. lots ofg, wasn't it? more on that throughout the next few weeks. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. the fire brigades union has called for a forum to be set up to make sure recommendations from the grenfell tower inquiry report are put in place quickly and efficiently. the fbu has written to the government, the mayor, the london fire brigade and other agencies saying there should be an urgent meeting so that "sweeping changes" can be made to fire safety and lessons can be learned. 60 firefighters have been tackling a large fire at a derelict warehouse in southall. it's now under control, but half of the building's been destroyed and local residents are being advised to keep their windows closed because of the smoke. for the first time, cemeteries across london are being mapped digitally, which could help make it much easier for people to track down the graves of long lost relatives. they include highgate cemetery where some graves haven't

university of solent. what are the rest of the people of southampton think? have a look. not a problem. you don't need to speak, just drink tea. come with me. come and takea just drink tea. come with me. come and take a chat! sorry! this is how