territory. we will look at what the week might have in store for the markets. man has always relied on the oceans for fishing and trade, but what threat do over fishing, climate change and plastics pose? we ll speak to the woman behind a new charity trying to flag up those dangers to generation z. are your streaming habits impacting your sleep? today we want to know, are your streaming viewing habits getting in the way of your sleep? let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. it s all too easy, you start watching one episode, you think, one more, and the hoursjust go. hello and welcome to business live. oil is once again in the spotlight. as one of the world s most important commodities, its price can influence the cost of everything from filling up our cars to shipping goods around the world. for the top oil producing nations, it also underpins government finances. so perhaps what everyone at the world petroleum congress in turkey wants most is the stability to plan ahea
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it of tunnel vision nationalism . a room with no view in bethlehem banksy‘s latest project, a hotel in the west bank. and hugh bonneville as lord mountbatten in viceroy‘s house. we ll find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the rest of the week s releases in the film review at 5.45. good evening. it s five o clock. our main story. air accident investigators say the shoreham airshow crash which killed 11 people was caused by the pilot flying too low and too slowly. a vintage jet performing a loop crashed onto the a27 at the annual airshow in august 2015. in their report, the investigators say the pilot could have taken action to abort the display, even after he d begun maneouvre. duncan kennedy is in shoreham. yes, good evening from shoreham and the place where the accident happened just over 18 months ago. the jet happened just over 18 months ago. thejet came happened just over 18 months ago. the jet came down just over there. right next to the a27, causing that
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In fact they can t pay their bills any longer. you cover companies every day. when company can t pay its bills it goes bankrupt. bankruptcy is not such a terrible option. it allows a company or in this case a city to hit the reboot button and started over again. why is this bad news for the unions? because they may be the big losers here because the big pensions, you get to rip up those contracts potentially and start renegotiating them all over again. stuart: do you think the dominos fall, detroit can abrogate union health care pension contracts, therefore, you think the model will be followed elsewhere? let me be precise on one point. we really don t know what a bankruptcy judge will decide. what the judge decided today is they can move forward about bankruptcy, but this idea of notion what happens