united states arrived she was just different we joined the ultimate parliamentary wife said to lord wigley in the second half of the show but first let us take a look at the impact of the bricks that process from economic theory to grassroots practice from a distinctively scottish perspective alex explores with economist george kind of in weather and where the becks impact is being felt and then with leading scottish kinds let chris michael amy just how local authorities are getting up for bricks that. just go and welcome to the it seven sure is so nice to be here in the flesh no let's have a look at a stand back and look at this economic landscape in the sense of this jack of delivering his political statement yes the very peculiar circumstances in which to be issuing a fundamental economic message you know what's weird the markets have been so quiet and i think is that nobody understands what's going on even the markets how meant he knows we was going to happen with brakes is he can't do very much so he's cutting the money and british to be going up the last few months and centuries just

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the future of businesses in wales and throughout these arguments at stake were interviewed by the wigley of canard. meanwhile the commons is trying to rule out a hard break that and ask for an extension to article fifty but without saying what they are ruling and for what purpose is seeking an extension confused believe me you are far from alone and the week of the spring statement from chancellor philip hammond we ask what is the impact on the real economy of brics it and also how local authorities are preparing to cope with the practical consequence but first alex a few tweets emails i reaction to our first show on the fate of the sickest islanders before stop this week from fiona green who says thank you them examine show for covering their campaign that's the campaign or the shakers islanders i have followed this story for years let's hope they get the islands back soon and joe gotti follows us up by saying tarzan alec i had no idea about the should goes in people's clearances what an affront to democracy lymphomas and says thank you for making us aware of the scandal it's truly shoc

to perform their wigley friday prayer i thank you for coming to god then once again it is easy to feel lost after the trauma you and i experienced but the promise of our. may toss is drew. me. or a big share deal song be that easy. food is the off a nude a mosque where he's been leading the friday salman and the friday call to prayer where vigils are being held in christ church and right across new zealand as you can see to mark a week since the gunmen attacked two mosques a killing fifty people one mosque which is a mosque right where that vigil in particular you're looking at right now is being held in the call to prayer was played out on national radio and television and we also observed two minutes silence to mark an honor of the victims and those who were killed by the gunman andrew thomas is listening in to the mom he's also in christ church andrew just talk us through what you're seeing being on the ground right there. well it was very powerful very unlikely that friday prayers will ever have been heard by as many new zealanders. those ones there being broadcast as you say on th