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could the president s love of twitter stop the rot for the struggling social network? the british parliament has voted overwhelmingly to allow the government to start the process of leaving the eu. the prime minister, theresa may, says she wants to trigger formal talks by the end of march. the legislation survived several attempts to add extra conditions and will now go to the house of lords. a government source told the bbc the upper chamber would have to pass the bill if it wanted to avoid overwhelming calls for its abolition. our political correspondent vicki young reports. as many of that opinion say aye. aye! the message is loud and clear, theresa may wants to get on with brexit negotiations, and tonight mps gave her their overwhelming support. the ayes to the right, 494. the noes to the left, 122. it s an historic vote today and it got through by a large majority at every turn. it s carried out the will of the british people. that s what parliament has done today. and i
HelloFamineEmergency-appealFunWar-torn-yemenAaron-heslehurst6-billion2-billionTrump-wadeUsAirline-bossesBusiness will open skies stay open under president trump? us airline bosses take their grievances to the white house today. top of the list, their fast growing rivals from the gulf. plus hail to the tweeter in chief. could the president s love of twitter stop the rot for the struggling social network? welcome to world business report. some of you are going, what is he doing, it isn t even friday? i will tell you what, give me a minute and i will give you a snapshot of the world of business and money. we start in washington, where the bosses of america s top airlines and airports are due to meet president trump in the next few hours. there are some major issues on the table that could affect the global aviation industry. as we know from his inauguration speech, mr trump said he would follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american . that could mean a major boost for boeing. if he leans on us airlines to buy from them. but it s not as simple as that. european rival airbus als
Emergency-appealFamineFunYemenBrinkCivil-warTwo2-1-billion-1-billionInternational-committee-of-the-red-crossCountryAttack and, as always, we ll bring you the latest on the markets and tell you why today s driver is not a trump on or trump off, but china. and we ll be getting a rather colourful inside track today. the boss of one of the world s biggest paint firms colart will give us the brush strokes on how he s trying to make the environment a top priority. and buyers pushed up shares in snap interactive, a little known us start up, mistaking it for snapchat. so today we want to know, what s the most expensive mistake you ve made? let us know just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. then, if you use any more puns today, we are going to shoot you! we start in washington where the bosses of america s top airlines and airports are due to meet president trump in the next few hours. there are some major issues on the table that could affect the global aviation industry. as we know from his inauguration speech, mr trump said he would follow two simple rules buy american and hire american . that could m
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