and is thought to contain 500 million barrels of oil, which makes it the uk s largest untapped oil field. the plan has faced widespread criticism. last month, 50 mps and peers from all major parties raised concerns the oilfield could produce 200 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. so, the oil and gas that we get out of rosebank, it will be mostly oil because that is mostly what is left in the north sea. that won t be owned by the british public or the government, it will be owned by the company that gets it out of the ground, the oil and gas companies, and they will simply sell it to the highest bidder. so there is no guarantee that that oil and gas will end up in the uk, so there s no guarantee that it will help to lower our bills. therefore, there is going to be a lot of people cold and poorer this winter, wondering why we are having tax rates and subsidies out to oil and gas companies when they can t afford the gas bills. to the us now, where regulators are suing amazon, cla
markets. the looming french election, we will tell you for that is doing to investors. and taking to a road near you? when will driverless cars become a reality and can we trust the technology? i get the inside track from the intel boss heading up the tech giant s new driverless car division. and as aaron said, that united airlines video is going viral around the world, will be an airline ever redeem itself and what do you think the passengers should get? tell us your thoughts. let us know, use the hashtag bbcbizlive. that poor bloke, he should be getting first class for the rest of his life, that s what i say! we start with the troubles at toshiba. the company is expected to publish its results for the last quarter of 2016 today, after postponing them twice. and they are expected to be disastrous. the numbers have already been spilled twice. been postponed. we hope to no mere after a press conference scheduled to start shortly. recently toshiba announced that its losses
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