percentage of the cost it passed to ensure production standards here are environmentally friendly zara didn't apply in all. the western brands make demands but it's the factories in bangladesh that bear the cost. and is the system even working we decided to take a closer look at the rivers in dhaka. we. buy the dallas we're a river we need sherman and to steam some of the lost fishermen here. they tell us that the fish have long since disappeared from other brothers and that even here there's very little left since the textile factories arrived they say more than 4000 fisherman have been put out of work. it turned out years ago the water was good for thousands of fish since the factories arrived it's got bad. you know fish no money and not enough to eat. many people here have factually nothing. and it's not only the fishing industry that's taking a hit we're on our way to see an environmental activist who explains moon. to mars and tells us that the repercussions of the pollution are huge our people's lives depend on what a start we're going to have for the how to best for the water to

and zara all according to strict environmental standards the company tells us they made a major investment. from all side we need to. give for the next generation. for the future. managing. his modern moshe purification system. instead of pumping the waste water from the dying process into the river it's fast purifying but has it paid off for the factory. this is very unfortunate yes we are not getting any single penny ad this is this should be differently from the point of view. because this is the green factory. we. invested a lot. of. what in the company's customers have to say about it cna confirms what we've been told at matilda all investments must be calculated by the factories and reflected in the prices charged for the products. h m m refused to tell us what percentage of the cost it passed to ensure production standards here are environmentally friendly zark didn't apply all. the western brands make demands but it's the factories in bangladesh that bear the cost. and is the system even working we decide to take a closer look at the rivers and darker. by the dallas worry river we

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after the great ap mccoy and terrific celebrations from his five—year—old son archie celebrating with zaral. certainly a right his dad would have been very proud of indeed. also a shock on the cross—country chase where tiger, the defending champion, who of course has won the grand national for the last two years, was beaten into second place by eases land. tiger's trainer said afterwards he was not helped by the soft ground, but beaten into second, so a date with a fair few surprises. it certainly has. thanks indeed, world hurdle and the gold cup to come over the next couple of days. that is just about it from us, but don't forget commentary on liverpool and atletico madrid on bbc five live and go to the bbc website for the latest in coronavirus and how that is hitting sport hard. for me and the team, goodbye. more now on the coronavirus and the budget today. just to let you know that it budget today. just to let you know thatitis budget today. just to let you know that it is being reported that two more people have died as a result of contracting the virus in the uk taking the number we u

salesner of zara, their -- sales are up.key markets in china and now spain and italy. ubs up a little bit this morning. talking about the fact they can stand even the most severe scenarios. just down to $26 and brent 28. ago. went low moments serious pressure on the oil market. all that despite the trump administration. in the u.k., boris johnson's government announced a rescue package in a desperate attempt to stop the coronavirus wrecking the economy. simon is still with us. , it been looking at a chart seems to be steepening. what kind of borrowing can governments get away with at this point. clearly these are crisis times and they are taking crisis steps to shore up their economies and that seen loading up on debt. getn: i think they could away with anything at the moment. to just go out there and lend, do what you can to provide the population with confidence. this is confidence building measures, whatever happens on the bond markets to get it. just get on with it, let's get out of this crisis and let's spend our way ou

where the global community recognizes states and suffering borders as pows you do you got there and zara is that's jeezy institute joining bob peeped. for the 1st time in the history of humanity a land grab occurred based not only more on traditional forms of power but rather on geological findings. of the experts who tipped the scales in loring's about maritime territories a notoriously unforthcoming one members agreed to speak about the commission on the condition the team meters not to new york but in which city in fromm's. being an personally i've always felt that we could do an effort to actually be more transparent and to communicate more. to. me. so my name is walter roost i'm a marine physicist a work at the from air france and i'm a member of the un commission on the limits of the continental shelf. well the 1st thing i should say is that you know the work of the commission yes it's true it's quite. 3 that very confidential fashion and the main reason behind that from the beginning of this 2 reasons one is that we're dealing with sovereign rights of states secondly many of the s

susan: another speaker had a nickname, zara read, thomas reed of maine, three congress is between 18898 99. what shooting know about him? -- what should we know about him? professor green: he was the most influential speaker in terms of the way the house operates. when he was rising and leadership in the 1870's and 1880's, the house was becoming paralyzed by filibustering and dilatory tactics. among others, things, the rules of the house made it easier for individual members to slow things down. you had what was called the disappearing quorum. the house requires a quorum to do business, usually a majority, but you could choose not to participate in a vote, even if you were on the floor. and if less than a quorum participated in a vote, there was no quorum and everything would have to stop until you could get the quorum back. the idea was, it is very easy to slow things down that way. when read victim speaker, one of the early things -- when reed became speaker, one of the early things he did, a contested election bill was coming to the floor and the democrats chose not to participate i

h&m and zara as well as luxury prada pledging to manufacture medical supplies for workers.s francesca, a luxury analyst at deutsche bank. thank you very much for joining us. like many people, those who work in the luxury and clothing industries are overwhelmed by an urge to help out in some way. give us some context as to what they are doing. how substantial are these efforts? francesca: hi, good morning. it is a very encouraging sign that the luxury friends are joining the fright against -- the fight against coronavirus. way of givinglent csi, which -- many companies are really multiplein by offering hospitals,p, from working with factories to produce masks for doctors, producing hand sanitizer. forces to do something concrete. anna: how quickly can these businesses turn their factories and their production facilities into making masks and hand sanitizer? these are quite different to what they normally make. think the well, i logistics and supply chains are very well organized, and the are good with flex flexibility.- with -- they are helping directly with the system, whet

zara zaw looul who's the founder of med global, a medical ngo that provides free health care to to refugees. dr. zaw looul has just returned from a kmel mission where he visited humanitarian partners, met with recently displaced people in idp camps and treated patients in the largest hospitals still standing in idlib. he shared these experiences and details of the ongoing crisis with the u.n. secretary general's office and member states. dr. zalul is also a president of the american medical society, sams, the co-founder of the syrian relief and the faith initiative. he was awarded the chicagoan of the year in 2016 for his medical work in besieged aleppo. elizabeth sircof is at the foreign policy research institute, a doctororal student at princeton, and a prolific writer on syria. her research is based on a large network of contacts across syria as well as field work. she's also a research fellow at the forum for regional thinking, a progressive think tank in jerusalem. she's worked as a consultant for many places. she has a decade of experience working with human rights organizations in th

zara tindall and her mum the princess royal alongside him. i don't know who was more excited there.d great their son was there to it! thanks very much. scotland will get more than £350 million to help it fight the coronavirus pandemic. the decision was announced as part of the chancellor's budget yesterday. let's speak to the snp's deputy westminster leader, kirsty blackman. good morning to you, kirsty blackman. good morning. big spending announcements yesterday, your thirst reaction to the budget please?” yesterday, your thirst reaction to the budget please? i think it was absolutely right the chancellor put coronavirus and fighting coronavirus front and centre. you know, the measures we've been calling for an working cross party to try to get around protecting both individuals and employers through the course of this virus were up there. we've yet to the frameworks on those and the exact regulations that will come out from the government on that, so we'll be keeping a watching brief on that and making sure people are protected. i still have concerns about self—employed people, tho