We dont anoint kings in america, we have elections. No and texans deserve the right to vote. It really does send a signal if you cant get out to vote tomorrow, get your husband, your wife, your friends, their , friends, we want to send a signal that were coming, this Freight Train is coming. We have to do it tomorrow. Tomorrow is the big day. Nikki haley and donald trump making a final pitch to voters ahead of todays Super Tuesday primaries. Well break down whats at stake and what it could mean for the race going forward. Plus well get legal analysis on the Supreme Court ruling allowing trump to stay on the ballot. And well bring you the latest developments out of the middle east as Vice President Kamala Harris continues to press for a ceasefire in gaza. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this tuesday, Super Tuesday, march 5th. Im Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. Voters will indeed head to the polls across 16 states and one u. S. Territory today for the
industry, if it to survive. and batteries and gig factories or what it is all about, the car industry will ultimately move to where the batteries are made. nevertheless, with uncertainty over trading conditions after brexit now out of the way, automotive manufacturers are clearly happier to invest in the uk. and the outlook for the industry here it seems brighter than it has for several years. theo leggett, bbc news. the artist damien hirst, famous for his bisected cow, shark in formaldehyde and diamond studded skull, has changed tack. his new exhibition is of oil paintings of cherry blossom. the show, in paris has been delayed twice because of covid, but has finally opened today, showcasing canvases painted during long periods working alone during lockdown. our paris correspondent lucy williamson was given a preview. as shocking as a dead animal or a diamond studded skull in the eyes of the artist. as much about life and death.
fantastic news. the bbc understands it could be as much as egg fantastic news. the bbc understands it could be as much as it could be as much as £100 million. this is a long-term it could be as much as £100 million. this is a long-term plan it could be as much as £100 million. this is a long-term plan for - it could be as much as £100 million. this is a long-term plan for the - this is a long term plan for the sunderland factory securing jobs for the decades ahead. this really shows as you heard there, to meet future demand, the uk needs to build eight gig factories by 2040. sunderland is likely to be the first and this announcement is a massive boost for the economy here in the north east. well, jobs being created there in sunderland, but there are also jobs being lost today, because the clothing store, gap, is closing all 81 of its stores in the uk and ireland by the end of september after that it will only trade online. it hasn t said how many staff will be affected. the