be barbecue food, clothes, whatever, it makes a huge difference, the weather. the weather is difference, the weather. the weather is vital, difference, the weather. tue: weather is vital, particularly in britain because a bit of sunshine and it stops raining for a second and we buy stupid things but we will spend money so it is crucial and considering what has happened over the winter, retailers need that pick up going on. also we will see some confidence figures coming out. i will be interested to see if they will show more confidence in retail spending and i think that will be encouraging because bear in mind the struggle in the states and the uk and europe, spending is a prime driver. if they have confidence it will keep moving but if they don t have confidence we will have a big problem. in confidence we will have a big roblem. , ., ., problem. in terms of corporate results, problem. in terms of corporate results. not problem. in terms of corporate results, not very problem
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wants to rebalance it. there is a lot of concern from some in parliament, including from the conservative benches, that the bill needs more scrutiny. there is also concern from the right of the conservative party that the bill doesn t go far enough because you will recall there are many in the conservative party who want the uk to leave the european convention on human rights because they think it is manifestly excessive and basically in british life. jessica seymour qc, a specialist in human rights law, joins us now from paris. what do you make on this? the big roblem is what do you make on this? the big problem is that what do you make on this? the big problem is that no what do you make on this? the big problem is that no one what do you make on this? the big problem is that no one has - what do you make on this? the big problem is that no one has seen i what do you make on this? the big | problem is that no one has seen the bill. i was watching dominic raab and the opposition