you don't get to pop into a food bank because waitrose could be a bit busy. going to a food bank you have to have an address, all the food that is in there are things that are donated from good causes, it's not exactly people benefiting normally from this. you don't have complex reasons to go there. you are hungry, you are poor, you are probably in work and that's not playing enough to get you to the end of the week and you have children and you need nappies and someone has been good enough to donate and you're able to access that charity quite easily with a letter from your gp, that's the once and for reason you use a food bank for. thank you. —— once and for reason. the sun, brit champ's. a vowel to make £1 billion, that would be something we would all want to do —— brit champ's vow “— would all want to do —— brit champ's vow —— a vow. unless he has got a pretty big dry—cleaning bill he will be all right. anthonyjoshua, who won the boxing at wembley stadium the other night, and he is now on his way to all manner of pay—outs for gett

conscious and the big four are continuing to get squeezed from the top and the bottom by aldi and lidl and waitrose and now there is a new player because iceland is coming to the fray with respect to adding to its frozen food brands and adding normal brands as well. iceland has increased its market share by 9.8%. let's move on to asos. they appear to be going from strength to strength. this month's results showing that international buyers seem to be leading the pack particularly with the lower pound. do you think that's where their business will be focussing on? do you think that's where their business will be focussing 0mm has been a tough retail environment for all retailer. if you look at h&m and next there has been a lot of doom and gloom with respect to the retail sector and asos has really stood out. share price up over 80% in the last 12 months. it had a dip in the last 12 months. it had a dip in the last 12 months. it had a dip in the last three days, but it does cater to that nearby market of the 20 somethings and the mobile sales make up 70% of their overall reve nu es make up 70% of the

aldi is now the fifth biggest, head of waitrose. so tesco can't beat them on price. the big question is who is going to absolve the cost of inflation? there's an intense discussion between all supermarkets and their suppliers. some brands have been delisted from tesco's shelf. we've had unilever and heineken brands delisted. they don't wa nt to heineken brands delisted. they don't want to pass the cost onto the customer. times ahead. ijust want to pass the cost onto the customer. times ahead. i just want to show you what is happening, tesco shares 5.5% down. airports, railway stations, doing well. the high street for w h smith is still a big problem. see you shortly. in an exclusive interview, the scottish nurse pauline cafferkey has explained to the bbc why she's going back to the country where she contracted ebola — a disease which twice nearly killed her. she says she has no ‘trepidation' about returning to sierra leone, three years after she became ill and suffered multiple organ failure. she was talking exclusively to victoria derbyshire. i thought my chance