he was 86, and was suffering from a long illness. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, called him "constant friend". now let's crossover live to singapore. nokia goes back to the future. we will have the latest on the new designs from the phone maker. will be new handset their success? and if the stress in yourjob is getting over your head, with a fitness session make you more productive, or are companies wasting their money? —— would a fitness session. hello and welcome to asia business report. iam sharanjit and welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. nokia has reinvented its 3310 handset which was very popular 15 years ago. this is what it looks like now. it promises to be a simple phone with a battery that will last a week. with limited access to the internet, will anyone actually be interested? the new model was unveiled at the mobile world congress in barcelona, and our technology correspondent is there. barcelona, and as the mobile phone industry arise for its annual jamboree, there is in the air. —— there is nostalgia. nokia which is to rule the mobile world, is making a comeback. the firm that license the name, this was their first chance to make a splash. and with a new range of smart phones, it until something very retro, last on sale in 2005. let me re- reintroduce the nokia 3310. you cannot do much with this phone except make calls and play snake. this is the most iconic device that you have ever seen from nokia. and we thought why not have some fun and recreate this device for the consumers? this might be fun, but let's face it, it is a little bit of a gimmick. if nokia is to become a significant force again, it won't be the 3310, but for its new range of smartphones. the company claims this model is a ready selling well in china, but in a competition where many models of the same, it is tough. so perhaps it was smarter look back to look forward. to bring back this device that has bags of nyst ajer, it was many people's first phone. but will be new and old nokia appeal to the foreign buying public? may be without parents, but not for us.” would switch my apple phone for the thing. even if it could not access the internet? then i thinkl thing. even if it could not access the internet? then i think i would change my mind. and here is another phone train for a comeback. this is the new blackberry, launched by a chinese brand who has licensed the name. —— trying. if you would find all of the information on those devices, you can go to our website and go to the technology tab. it is a son of the technology tab. it is a son of the working week. let's look at what is coming up over the next few days. as we do so, it is the world mobile c0 ng ress as we do so, it is the world mobile congress in barcelona. we will return to that in a moment. it is also the final hearing in the impeachment hearing of the south korean president, president park geun hy. she is being charged with accepting vertical favours. —— geun hy. she is being charged with accepting verticalfavours. —— hye. at the very end of the week on friday, nintendo will be launching its new gaming console, p switch and we will be covering that story and others. —— the switch. we will be covering that story and others. -- the switch. article other people are very excited about nokia's comeback. my thought is that nokia's comeback. my thought is that nokia used to be very popular with the generation x. i do not help will fa re the generation x. i do not help will fare with the millennial is, now. the 3310 is creating some excitement, and the game snake is pretty excitement, but i'm not really sure if people will go out to buy just because of really sure if people will go out to buyjust because of that. —— millenials. what about the other launches? there are a lot of new chinese mobile phone makers, what you watching for? there are new offenders such as oppo and huawei who are making waves globally. they are picking up the gaps left by samsung in some of these places. so there is some exciting phones coming out from both of these centres. there is some exciting phones coming out from both of these centresm is interesting that you mentioned that they are picking up the gaps left by samsung, after the huge dibaba late left by samsung, after the huge diba ba late last left by samsung, after the huge dibaba late last year with its galaxy note 7. billions were lost over those faulty batteries. people are watching for the launch of the galaxy s8 at the mobile congress. this is not happening until march. they release tablets, instead. is that a big disappointment for a company that is soap permanent in the mobile space? i would not read too much into it that samsung is not launching the galaxy s8 at the congress. “— launching the galaxy s8 at the congress. —— so launching the galaxy s8 at the congress. —— so prominent. that should not take away all the hype that huawei will be able to generate with their new launches. one of germany's most senior banking executives said that the brexit vote should not be taken as an excuse to penalise london's financial industry. we got was —— we got worse that the response to be pragmatic. if there has been this vote, we should deal with smooth transitions. vizeat is my job should deal with smooth transitions. vizeat is myjob and the job of my collea g u es vizeat is myjob and the job of my colleagues to make sure that the transition is as smooth as possible. and we hope that it will be as pragmatic as possible in this situation. —— it is myjob. pragmatic as possible in this situation. -- it is my job. deutsche borse appears to be in jeopardy. situation. -- it is my job. deutsche borse appears to be injeopardy. the lsc says that a deal is unlikely to be approved by the european commission unless it sells its 6% schache in the nts trading platform. this would be the third failed attempt at combining the exchanges. and warren buffett has backed american businesses to continue to create what he calls mind—boggling wealth. warren buffett‘s comments come after a 15% rise in fourth—quarter profit to $6.3 billion for his firm, which owns shares in dozens of governors, including apple, cut times, coca—cola, and the four biggest us allies. on friday, japan launched premium friday, eight campaign on the very last friday of every month. some very lucky employees get to leave early and receive cash to spend. it is aimed to improve the worklife balance in a country that is quite infamous for extreme overtime. but there are more ways to reducing workplace stress than just cutting the hours once a month. if businesses now —— businesses are now increased lleyton into corporate world is progress. so do they keep stuff ha p py world is progress. so do they keep stuff happy and healthy? —— staff. it is 5pm at silicon labs. workers, is ita go it is 5pm at silicon labs. workers, is it a go home, at catching breath. they are taking part in a free health programme at work. as an example of a growing trend of company is buying into the idea that healthier and happier employees are also more productive. —— instead of catching a train home, are catching breath. the industry is inspected 37 $4 breath. the industry is inspected 37 $11 billion by breath. the industry is inspected 37 $4 billion by 2024. and there is no shortage of companies offering help screen is, xo programmes, and stress management worktops. we are marketing to 150 companies. but they expect the rate will go up. people realise that employing healthy employees will impact the bottomline. -- exercise programmes. the critic say there is insufficient other tobacco the benefits. the results initial two —— insufficient data to measure the benefits. and they are difficult to measure. but for some companies, the boost is welcome. the employees are happier and more engaged. we have seen less sick leave and higher productivity in the workplace. stress management programmes are a good way for companies to show that they care, but experts say there is little point in having these schemes if businesses do not measure their success. a little bit stressed investors on the markets, because they are all lower this monday morning. the nykea is down 1.4%. is due to the strong yen and shares being sold. a lot of concern about presidentjohn's speech to congress on tuesday, a lot of people listening to it for hints on his policies on the economy. —— trump's. we bring up—to—date on our top stories this hour. and the main story, the oscars ceremony has just got under way in los angeles. stars have been streaming into the auditorium, where laa—laa —— la la land is expected to dominate the awards. south korea's president, president park geun hye, is under pressure as a court hears final items over her impeachment. the longest serving mp, sir gerald kaufman, has died at the age of 86 after a long illness. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, described the father of the house of commons as an iconic and iraxcible figure. he claimed to be up to read by the age of three. there was a scholarship to leeds grammar school, with an oxford, where his politics cabinet session. he was a member of the kitchen cabinet, the tightknit group of advisers ran the labour prime minister. he was awarded with a safe labour seat in manchester. —— labour. he was first elected in 1970. in1971l, the labour. he was first elected in 1970. in 1974, the he became a junior minister, working on the french with the concorde project. after the labour defeat in 1979, he opposed the attempt to become a deadly leader in 1981 and famously described in 1983 election manifesto as the longest suicide note in history. he wrote a book about how to bea history. he wrote a book about how to be a minister, but that the time labour return to power in 1997, he was too old and perhaps to a survey to be one again. at that very moment, ifell in to be one again. at that very moment, i fell in love with israel. his bitterest attacks were referred to israel. —— reserve. he pledged never to return to israel. it is time to remind your honour at the start of honour belongs to —— the start of honour belongs to —— the star david belongs to all dues. —— the star of david belongs to all of the star of david belongs to all of the jewish people. did you independent reviewer of terrorism lies as warned that britain faced a level of threat not since the ira bombings of the 1970s. max hill told the sunday telegraph that plots by islamic state extremists to attack uk cities were an enormous risk. he singled out the issue of british people returning from abroad after fighting for the so islamic state. the time now for all the sports news in sport today. hi, everyone. you're watching sport today live from the bbc sport centre. i'm nick marshall—mccormack — coming up: every coaching job has its silver lining. jose mourinho picks up his first trophy with manchester united. just millimetres in it. but goal—line technology give feyenoord another important victory and it was hairy. but bush avoids the carnage. kyle wins the daytona 500. hi, there wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. jose mourinho has challenged his manchester united stars to use their league cup final win over southampton as a springboard to bigger prizes. mourinho lifted the first major trophy of his united reign on sunday after zlatan ibrahimovic‘s late header clinched a 3—2 victory.