Also in the programme two big australian firms stop buying cotton from china, over concerns about mass human rights abuses by chinese authorities. And squabbling staff and bickering bosses. Theyre bad for the business and team morale. We hearfrom one boss whose found an honest solution to keeping the workforce in top gear. And well be getting the inside track on a plumber turned purveyor of fine tipple. How a chance discovery of a century old illicit distillery led to a business making Award Winning gin. And today as hollywood celebrities admit they are hypocrites for backing extiction rebellion despite jetting round the world, we ask, does it matter . Is the Climate Crisis too big not to back. Tell us what you think just use the hashtag bbcworklife. Hello and welcome to worklife. A warm welcome to our new business show, and we start today with brexit. As in the last hour there are fresh doubts about an agreement and this has sent the pound tumbling. Britain and the eu are locked in di
Applause thank you forjoining me at the Grassmarket Community project, a venture Grassmarket Community project, a venture that brings hope to some of the most venture that brings hope to some of the most Vulnerable People in our society the most Vulnerable People in our society and the setting of a social enterprise. This place reflects my values, enterprise. This place reflects my values, who i am, and it is therefore values, who i am, and it is therefore the right place for me to confirm therefore the right place for me to confirm that i intends to stand for election confirm that i intends to stand for election as confirm that i intends to stand for election as leader of the Scottish Nationat election as leader of the Scottish National party. I want to build on the Work National party. I want to build on the work of the snp government to create the work of the snp government to create a the work of the snp government to create a modern, diverse, Dynamic Scotland create a modern, dive
Livermore is 28. Would tie a record 28 on this date in 1942. Oakland airport is 32. That is a record. Sfo made it to 36. That as well is a record. 28 at the Half Moon Bay airport briefly which would be a record easily. 30s around the bay. 34 in oakland. Officially 40 in San Francisco. That is three off a record. 35 el cerrito. There are many 30s in San Francisco. Just officially it is not a record. And to the south, 26 in gilroy. I do believe that is a record depending on the climate station. Soquel is 31. 20 for scotts valley. And campbell is 27 degrees. Santa clara is still at 30 degrees. A cold, cold beginning. We will have clouding increasing later this afternoon. Here they come. Over the next few days, get ready for more in the way of rain. Some yesterday but there is more moving in. Not today, wednesday and thursday with the possibility of very low snow levels. Today, 50s. Sun and then clouds. 7 01. What are you looking at on your screen . Im looking at the Golden Gate Bridge and
[applause] [applause] thank you, angus. Angus, i think youre just seen and heard just how much we all love you. [applause] delegates, at the risk of tempting fate, ive come prepared. [laughing] [applause] look after these for me. I told you he was a safe one to have. [applause] friends, leading this party of hours is a great privilege. One enjoyed by just a few people in our history. Earlier this year we lost one of our past leaders, a true giant of our movement. Gordon wilson had the good fortune to be born in dublin in the city, to represent dundee in the house of commons, two great city. When he became leader of a party in 1979, he was one of just two us in peace at westminster. Talks of a new Scottish Parliament had just been scuttled. It was a tough time. His commitment and political skills laid the groundwork for the snp future success. New members and Younger Voters may not know of gordons contribution, but they cannot be overstated. He kept the flame alive. He devoted his life
First minister sturgeon thank you, and yes. I think you just heard how much we all love you. I come prepared. [laughter] [applause] look after these for me. Friends, leading this party is a great privilege, one enjoyed by just a few people in our history. Earlier this year, we lost one of our past leaders a true giant of our movement. Gordon wilson had the good fortune to be born in govan in this city. And to represent dundee in the house of commons. Two great cities. When gordon became leader of our party in 1979, he was one of just two snp mps at westminster. Hopes of a new Scottish Parliament had just been scuppered. It was a tough time. But gordons commitment and political skill laid the groundwork for the snps future success. New members and Younger Voters may not know of gordons contribution, but it cant be overstated. He kept the flame alive. He devoted his life to serving scotland. And all of us owe him a deep debt of gratitude. [applause] friends, the three years i have been y