this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: three emergency service workers in memphis are sacked following the death of tyre nichols and another two police officers suspended. after several years of delay, officials in the uk will finally respond to a report about the experiences of families involved in the hillsborough stadium disaster. now let s focus on the so called net zero economy. a new report out suggests it s worth more than $86 billion in the uk alone. the energy and climate intelligence unit says not only can green industries boost a country s economy, it can also provide higher wages, a higher skilled workforce, and greater investment opportunities. its report shows venture capital investment into the net zero economy is growing at a rate of over 30% per year. sounds impressive, so what is
i will say that we expect their recovery during the second half of this year, that should be the big picture. of this year, that should be the big picture. and in terms of france. the big picture. and in terms of france, their the big picture. and in terms of france, their data - the big picture. and in terms of france, their data is - the big picture. and in terms i of france, their data is coming up of france, their data is coming up today stopping the french economy has been battered like all of us but actually it has fared a lot better than for example the united kingdom and germany. is that because it is not so factory lead? i germany. is that because it is not so factory lead? not so factory lead? i think that is a not so factory lead? i think that is a very not so factory lead? i think that is a very good - not so factory lead? i think - that is a very good explanation to what is happening right now in france and you mentioned germany and of course germany is very much
but the absence of eu workers is hitting some sectors harder. it is equal to as many as 8% of transport workers, 4% of hospitality workers and 3% of retail workers causing some real shortages. all of this may be one reason why the uk is the only major rich economy that is smaller, poorer, than before the pandemic. but it is still very early days, isn t it? and there is much yet to be settled stopping notjust the northern ireland protocol but permanent arrangements for industries, financial services, fishing and electric vehicles. there are potential gains there how much we achieve will be up to politicians. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: going off piste, widespread strikes in france threatens business at ski resorts. this is the moment that millions in iran have been waiting for.
products had too much inventory on hand so they stopped dying while they take that inventory down to consumers which have slowed an end of health. so we will see a rebound in samsung projected on the second half of 2023 but it is going to be heavily impacted by the inventory slowdowns in the us, uk and europe as the rest of the world goes into more of a pennypinching cost control mode when, for samsung electronics you need discretionary consumer spending to be higher. you certainly do. thank you for your analysis of all of this. the ecb will be keeping a very close eye on the numbers coming out of its member countries this week. today is the turn of france and italy to give an update on economic growth. french firms are optimistic, even though new orders are few and far between and sales are falling. today though france will see widespread disruption as millions are expected to stage strike action