they remember her as a strong willed, rebellious and witty. jenny kumar, bbc news. the boss of the high street fashion chain next is urging the government to let more foreign workers into the uk, to help ease labour shortages. lord wolfson, who was a prominent supporter of brexit, says the uk s current immigration policy is crippling growth. he s been speaking to our business editor, simonjack whojoins me now. is this surprising coming from him? in some ways, yes he was a prominent supporter of brexit, one of the big business people who wear. but he was very clear that this on immigration grounds is not the brexit he voted for. he said the government is deeply divided whether it is fortress britain and pulling up the drawbridge at all if it wants to be an open nation where the country can get in the labour supply in needs but he says the current system isn t working.
they remember her as a strong willed, rebellious and witty. jenny kumar, bbc news. the senior investigating officer spoke outside after the sentencing. i am detective chief inspector from the major crime scene avon and somerset police. i have a short statement i would like to read on the family and the police. it is difficult to put into work the impact the perpetrators actions have had onjacqueline and her family. had onjacqueline and herfamily. whilst i never metjackie, from had onjacqueline and herfamily. whilst i never met jackie, from what her children tell me, she was truly a remarkable woman. she overcame numerous challenges with an incredible determination and fought with great dignity to rediscover the life that she had before she was attacked. i expect that her
following events at court for us this lunchtime. jenny. yes, harry s family say he was kind, gentle and intelligent is that he was on course to get a high grade for his degree but injanuary last year, he got a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his are a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his eyes lockdown isolation, his declining mental health and exam worries. his mother also contacted them, worried about his welfare. the coroner said today there was a catalogue of missed opportunities and that the university failed to respond effectively. today, the family called for a series of legal changes, including the requirement of universities to publish annual suicide rates, in what would be known as harry s law. no parent should outlive their child. these simple and inexpensive measures would, we have no doubt,
ensured that fewer parents are made to suffer the misery that we will live with forever. the coroner says that they will be writing to the vice chancellor, asking for a review of staff training and of suicide prevention policies and welfare. today, the university says they will be considering the details of the coroner s findings and they will make sure that lessons are learned. jenny, thank you. jenny kumah reporting. troubled uk battery start up britishvolt is on the brink of potentially falling into administration, with almost 300 jobs at risk. the company has been developing a £3.8 billion gigafactory in blyth, northumberland, which it had hoped would employ up to 3,000 workers. our business correspondent theo leggett is with me now. what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself. what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself, this what has gone wrong? you said the word yourself, this is
contesting the results when they came through. it was such a close race. maybe he will ask for a recount. i think everybody here is just wanting to find out exactly what the next step is. certainly brazil woke up, half of people were elated and the other half are no doubt seething. that will be the biggest challenge for lula in the next few months and in his four years as president, bringing together these two sides and making sure he comes across is that legitimate president for those people who did not want lula back in power. people who did not want lula back in ower. . , people who did not want lula back in ower. ., , . ., ., power. katy watson, our south america correspondent - power. katy watson, our south america correspondent in - power. katy watson, our south america correspondent in sao i power. katy watson, our south - america correspondent in sao paulo, thank you. here, a coroner has criticised exeter university for failing to provide adequate support to a student who took