Rich, ruthless, and famous my guest is a new york institution, known for the buildings hes built, and the wives hes divorced. You dont want to cross him, though, because he likes getting even. And hes made it a rule that no one pushes him around ever. So how did he lose all his money, and then get it back again . Donald trump, a very warm welcome to the programme. You say you cant make an omelette without breaking eggs. That sounds like a very destructive business philosophy, is it . Well im not sure ive actually used those words. But generally, you have to shake things up pretty pretty much, in order to do something of consequence. And i have shaken things up, and ive had the best business years of my life, by far. How rough is business in new york . We hear a lot about, its the roughest, toughest, the most ruthless business in the world. Is it . Well i think the business in new york tends to be tougher, maybe, than in other places, but im not sure its true. The Real Estate Business i
Rich, ruthless, and famous my guest is a new york institution, known for the buildings hes built, and the wives hes divorced. You dont want to cross him, though, because he likes getting even. And hes made it a rule that no one pushes him around ever. So how did he lose all his money, and then get it back again . Donald trump, a very warm welcome to the programme. You say you cant make an omelette without breaking eggs. That sounds like a very destructive business philosophy, is it . Well im not sure ive actually used those words. But generally, you have to shake things up pretty pretty much, in order to do something of consequence. And i have shaken things up, and ive had the best business years of my life, by far. How rough is business in new york . We hear a lot about, its the roughest, toughest, the most ruthless business in the world. Is it . Well i think the business in new york tends to be tougher, maybe, than in other places, but im not sure its true. The Real Estate Business i
Market. Good morning. The english Wine Industry has grown by nearly 20 in the last year so im at this vineyard in kent looking at whats been behind that sparkling performance. Millions of us already know how beautiful the Lake District is, now the rest of the world does too. We are live there this morning as the United Nations gives it World Heritage data is. Im at wimbledon where a place in the quarter finals is on offer for britains best. Andy murray and Johanna Konta are both in action today and both looking to get into the last eight here at the all england club. Weather wise, were looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers, a 30 chance of showers through the afternoon. For the uk as a whole, sunshine and showers but some of the showers will be heavy and thundery in east anglia and the south east. More later in the programme. Good morning. First, our main story. The case of the terminally ill 11 month old boy, charlie gard, returns to the High Court Today, as judges consider new
Local sources say at least dozen civilians have been killed. Benoit hamon has defeated the former french Prime Minister manuel valls to be become the socialist candidate for the frances president ial election in april. Coming up, train spotting 20 years on. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Jacqui Francis who is a public appointments adviser and tom bergin, Business Correspondent at reuters. Tomorrows front pages starting with the ft says President Trump remains defiant over his controversial travel ban, as protests and legal challenges grow. The times says the white house has backed down over dual nationality britons. The telegraph says borisjohnson has received assurances that the vast majority of uk citizens will be exempt from the ban. The picture is of sir mo farah whos been told tonight he can return to the us. The olympic champion is also on the front page of the guardian condemning President Trumps Executive Ord
Local sources say at least dozen civilians have been killed. Benoit hamon has defeated the former french Prime Minister manuel valls to be become the socialist candidate for the frances president ial election in april. Coming up, train spotting 20 years on. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Jacqui Francis who is a public appointments adviser and tom bergin, Business Correspondent at reuters. Tomorrows front pages starting with the ft says President Trump remains defiant over his controversial travel ban, as protests and legal challenges grow. The times says the white house has backed down over dual nationality britons. The telegraph says borisjohnson has received assurances that the vast majority of uk citizens will be exempt from the ban. The picture is of sir mo farah whos been told tonight he can return to the us. The olympic champion is also on the front page of the guardian condemning President Trumps Executive Ord