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and the nominations for this year s mercury prize are announced stormzy, ed sheeran and kate tempest are among the nominees. good morning. it s thursday 27th july, i m ben brown. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the government has asked independent experts to produce a report assessing the costs and benefits of eu migrants, as part of plans to develop a new immigration system after brexit. the immigration minister, brandon lewis, said it was a simple matter of fact that free movement rules would no longer apply after britain leaves the eu that means new rules to manage migration would be in place by spring 2019. the home secretary has written in the financial times today laying out her views of a post brexit immigration system. she said we need the most accurate picture possible of the extent to which the uk economy uses eu labour. she also sought to reassure businesses there would be no cliff edge once we leave. she concluded by saying, put simply, the uk must ....
in good jobs news from the us. this is what europe is doing in the first half hour of trading. fuelling demand for more gas. we speak to the head of one of the world s oldest private exploration firms about keeping the lights on around the globe. and as new york based company wework annoucne a $500m expansion in asia let us know what do you love or hate about your office. tweet using the hashtag bbcbizlive. they very warm welcome. a lot to get through, including things you like or maybe do not like about the state of your office with the news that wework is expanding. prosecutors in south korea are demanding a twelve year prison sentence for the heir to the samsung business empire. samsung covers all sorts of businesses, a conglomerate made up of different entities and is caught in the midst of a huge corruption allegation. hearing in lee jae yong s trial, the prosecution said he was the ultimate beneficiary of the crimes. the corruption scandal brought down the count ....
for european markets. they are all headed in one direction at the moment. we ll be getting an expert view on how long it will last. a vision for the future. we ll be talking interactive billboards and digital advertising with one of the industry s leading companies. dentists are calling for an end to the workplace cake culture. is there too much junk food at your work, or does it make a happier office? let us know, just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. it is never too early for cake and chocolate, just get some false teeth! today, markets in the us, the uk and most of asia have been open for the first trading session of the year. in 2016, surprise political results caused tremors on both sides of the atlantic, but a new report suggests there s been a sharp increase in business confidence for the year ahead. the professional services firm grant thornton says the number of companies expecting to grow their annual profits is at a two year high. indeed ....
lower again today. we talk you through the change in sentiment. can artificial intelligence predicts the best way to reach you as a consumer? we will speak to an advertising expert who thinks the answer is yes. cinema chains are reporting record ticket sales. is it a movie for you in the comfort of your own home, or do you still love going to the pictures? what draws you to the big screen? let us know using this hashtag. welcome to the programme. if you re wondering where is the person playing the piano in the cinema, you are definitely showing your age! we are in the us, where president elect donald trump has been dismissing claims russia holds compromising material on him, calling it fa ke news . the row has even threatened to overshadow controversy over mr trump s business dealings, and concerns he will face a major conflict of interest once in the white house. on wednesday he said he d hold onto his business empire, but hand complete control to his two eldest son ....
it s wednesday 18 january. iamjoanna i am joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the foreign secretary has said countries are queuing up to sign free trade deals with britain when it leaves the european union. borisjohnson also suggests that agreements could be achieved quickly after the article 50 negotiations are concluded, and said the uk would not be hauling up the drawbridge , despite the new migration controls promised by theresa may. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminsterfor us. over to you. thank you. what is striking this morning is the confidence oozing from number ten about yesterday s big speech by theresa may on brexit, insisting there has been a positive reaction from other senior eu leaders such as angela merkel and francois hollande, both of whom theresa may spoke to last night. this despite the fact that she has thrown down the gau ntlet that she has thrown down the ga u ntlet to that she has thrown down the gauntlet to ....