cannot answer. what i would say is the answer is to get back in the single market and free us up because there are no advantages to brexit whatsoever. particularly for food production and food security and public health. lord linley, in black and white today the government acknowledged that post brexit checks would add to food inflation which is the opposite of what was outlined. by the opposite of what was outlined. by 2% in three years to be specific. so with the trade deal it was supposed to boost the economyjust by 0.08% so this figure would be a headline. i would by 0.08% so this figure would be a headline. iwould rather we by 0.08% so this figure would be a headline. i would rather we had no controls on food and food products coming from the eu as we have not had for 50 years. but if we cannot do that, the only reason to have any is for health reasons. and i understand ministers are worried
well, you use the right word, sandra, mixed bag. earnings actually beat expectations coming in at $1.03 a share. $0.08 better-than-expected. on the revenue side, a mess at $22.33 billion expecting 22.5 billion. a slight mist. let s dig down deep or if we can. if we look at them media entertainment segment of disney, this is linear tv. the actual revenue came in at right at $14 billion. we are expecting 14.4. new mention of the parks. this actually in at the description of parks, experiences, and products if you like where that came in at 8.33 billion. better than estimates. it wasn t really what was happening here in the united states. it was the parks overseas that did a lot better including a singapore where the theme park was open and in shanghai.
as its valuable quirk continues in the city of adelaide today and over the course of the next eight days. and over the course of the next eight days eight days. phil mercer, i know ou ll eight days. phil mercer, i know you ll keep eight days. phil mercer, i know you ll keep a eight days. phil mercer, i know you ll keep a close eight days. phil mercer, i know you ll keep a close watch - eight days. phil mercer, i know you ll keep a close watch on . you ll keep a close watch on that. thank you very much for sharing that story. let s look at other stories in the headlines in the uk. the uk has signed a trade deal with 11 countries in asia and the pacific, including japan and australia. the business secretary, kemi badenoch, defended the decision to join the trading bloc, known as the cptpp, despite government estimates that it will add just 0.08% to the uk economy over ten years. she s described it as a momentous occasion. labor party leader sir keir starmer has refused to say whet
the cptpp, becoming it s only remember out of region. the partnership also includes australia, new zealand, canada, chile, japan and malaysia and will add about $2 billion to the economy. an annual increase of gdp of 0.08%. despite that, the business and trade minister kemi badenoch described it as an important step for britain. we are honoured to become the cptpp s first new member and to join this extraordinary community of now 12 economies spanning asia, the pacific and now europe. this is a modern and ambitious agreement and our membership of this exciting, growing forward looking block is proof uk s doors are open for business. let s turn to china because the world s second biggest economy is due to report its latest growth figures in just about an hour.