and animal welfare. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m joanna gosling. the car manufacturer jaguar land rover is due to announce this afternoon that it s cutting around an eighth of its workforce in the uk. the news comes on top of a number of cuts made by the manufacturer last year when the company announced a restructuring plan to save £2.5 billion in costs. 1,000 jobs have already been cut across plants in the uk and it s understood that up to 5,000 more could go. a number of issues are understood to behind the lay offs including a slump in diesel sales which has hit the company hard. at the end of 2017, 90% of land rover cars were diesel and the company has been criticized for being too slow to refocus on hybrid and electric vehicles. and brexit is thought to be a factor. jaguar land rover‘s supply chain is dependent on frictionless cross border trade. the ceo has called the prospect of no deal horrifying, warning it could cost the company over £1 billion
where we are drawing our our air from, it s a mild direction but it comes with a lot of cloud and we are seeing that today, quite low cloud in places, a bit misty over the hills. there s been some thinning of the cloud with the best breaks in the cloud with the best breaks in the south west. we ll start to see the south west. we ll start to see the cloud breaking up across northern scotland. a bit of rain here at the moment, moving southwards towards northern ireland as well. it s a bit drizzly underneath the thicker cloud across england and wales, especially in the east, but while the day across the northern half of the uk. the milder air will push southwards overnight. a bit of rain and drizzle here and there, the cloud breaking up here and there, the cloud breaking up eventually. enough breeze overnight to keep a frost at bay. lows of around 3 4. on friday, some areas of cloud, some areas of sunshine, the winds fairly light. the best of the sunshine probably down eastern s
race, republican congresswoman kristi noem faces billie sutton and kurt evans. the candidates met for debate hosted by south dakota public broadcasting. it is an hour. welcome to election 2018. we focus on candidates running for the office of governor. this broadcast is not a debate but a forum so we can have a conversation on the issues, the candidate will have the opportunity to address all of the issues brought up tonight. let s meet our guests. libertarian candidate kurt evans, welcome. republican candidate, kristi noem, welcome. democrat candidate south dakota state senator billie sutton, welcome. we will begin with our opening statements, names were drawn to determine the order going first is congresswoman kristi noem. you may begin. noem: we did not have money for death taxes. we had to get innovative. we started a hunting lodge, cut efficiencies and these were all lessons i will bring to the governor s office. i have big ideas for this. and move people off of assi
america s road to work, 1914-1917. author as well. this is about one hour. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. morning, my name is matt naylor. i serve as a president and ceo at the national world war i museum and memorial and we are delighted to welcome you. , 1917 americaum joins the fight. thank you for taking time out of your schedules to be at this important event. thank you to all of the presenters for the work you have team who haver brought their skills to create what is going to be i think, another remarkable symposium. we are so grateful for the rising tide of interest that there seems to be across the united states to match the energy we are seeing from so many other countries. in thinking about and remembering the great war and its enduring impact. what i have observed is that since the commemoration began in 2014, is that there really has been a genuine increase in attention to the conversation. here at the national world war i museum and memorial, for the pe
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