Were live until 11 this morning. Well also be discussing what trumps been up to in his first days as president. And have you had toast this morning . Government food scientists are warning that toast along with other Starchy Foods like chips and roast potatoes could cause cancer if they are overcooked. We will have your Essential Guide to the perfect slice. Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about this morning. Our top story today the Prime Minister, theresa may, is to announce her plans to boost industry in britain. She sees the government having a new, more active role, intervening where necessary to help businesses. Her strategy will be unveiled at a Cabinet Meeting in the North West Of England later. 0ur industry correspondent, john moylan, has more. How can the government ensure the economy is fit for the future . For the business secretary, greg clark, places like this are part of the answer. It is a new Automotive Innovation Centre in warwick, backed by government a
Wednesday 25th january. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. President trump has promised a significant day ahead on National Security, including an announcement about his plans for a wall on the Mexican Border. He tweeted big day planned on National Security tomorrow. Among many other things, we will build the wall building a 2,000 mile wall along the Mexican Border was one of trumps key election promises. Hes said the wall would cost 8 billion and will be up to a0 feet high. The new president is also expected to approve Immigration Restrictions on seven mostly muslim countries in the middle east and africa iraq, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen. And trump wants to make all us cities co operate to deport Illegal Immigrants a move aimed at so called Sanctuary Cities like san francisco, where local police do not help with most deportations. Our washington correspondent david willis has more. Were going to have our borders nice and strong. Were going to build a wall. Were going to
Signs, but encouraging signs over the last quarter, that those figures are beginning to come down. we still have millions of working age people who are not actively looking for a job, either because they are in education, or they are unable to, or maybe they are too unwell to look for a job, and that means employers have to compete for the ones that are looking for a job, pushing wages up, which in turn pushes inflation up, which then makes people ask for higher wages. and it is that wage spiral that the bank of england is so afraid of. joining me now is adam dent, chief uk rates strategist at sa ntander. adam, the uk lost more working days to strike last year, 2022, than in any year since 1989, what do you think are the longer term damages is that? of ongoing labour disputes and the problems ever pay to the uk economy? problems ever pay to the uk econom ? ., ~ ,, , t economy? thank you very much. the interesting economy? thank you very much. the interesting thing economy? thank y
Absolutely contact your bank. they will want the money back. if you spend it you will end up owing more money and in more financial trouble. it will take a while for banks to get in touch so it is worth being proactive and getting in touch first. the longer you have money in your account the more tempting it is to spend it. get onto your bank and explain you have been affected and making sure you are part of the process to take the cash back. be sensible, that is the advice. thanks for talking to us about that blunder by santander. whoever was by sa ntander. whoever was responsible by santander. whoever was responsible is probably feeling sheepish. imagine frantic phone calls on christmas day between various staff trying to work out. 0h, trying to work out. oh, it has happened! 130 million is no mean a map. if you re a regular breakfast viewer, you ll know we spent a lot of time this year with the 3 dads