what about the rest of this industry, how does asda compare? asda is the last supermarket to change its conditions for its workers in this way. the supermarket say it is a tough industry and they need people who are working on the shop floor when they are needed, whether that is packing up things for online shopping orders are working early in the morning or late in the day when people are shopping, they really need a workforce they can move around to those needs, and asi can move around to those needs, and as i said, asda is in this regard to the last in this industry to move to this new pattern. thank you very much indeed. india's supreme court has ruled in favour of a hindu claim to a bitterly disputed religious site in the town of ayodhya. the decision clears the way for a hindu temple to be built there. it is the site where many hindus believe a key dat, la ram, was born. —— a key deity, lord ram, was born. it's controversial because a sixteenth century mosque that previously stood on the land was torn down by zealots in 1992, an act t

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—— asda. asda is a retail case in point, they suffered bad publicity in 2014 with people fighting in their stores over discounted televisions, for other retailers they use it as a promotional tool to say they are opting out. in a way, using black friday in a different way to enhance their brand. come back next year, see if there's been a change in trend. patrick, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news dyson has chosen the historic st james power station as the site of its new global headquarters in singapore. chief executivejim rowan said the new location would be "a hive for our research and development endeavours". the firm's founder — the british inventor sirjames dyson — said in january that it was moving its hq out of the uk to asia despite being fiercely pro—brexit. the carmakers renault nissan and mitsubishi are planning to strengthen their alliance with a raft of new projects. they are all looking to boost profits despite the financial demands o

asda staff have spoken of being "terrified" for theirjobs as a saturday night deadline approaches to sign new contracts or be sacked. the gmb union said many staff felt they could not sign the "inflexible" terms because of disruption to domestic life, and the impact would fall heavily on female employees. the contracts mean unpaid breaks, changes to night shift payments and being called to work at shorter notice. asda said it brings it into line with rivals and most of the 100,000 staff affected will be better off. tesco has today announced it will remove one billion pieces of plastic from products for sale in uk stores by the end of 2020 as a part of its 4r's plan to tackle the use of plastics in its business. they will include small plastic bags, plastic ready meal trays, additional lids on yogurt pots and plastic packaging for clothes. and we start with the tv streaming war which heats up today as apple launches its tv plus service here as part of its roll out to 100 countries. apple hopes to take on market leader netflix — and rivals hulu and amazon — with its aggressive pric

we saw argos, asda, mariah carey for walkers crisps, and people talk about them and enjoy them. for a big group of us it is still a bit early. we have done some work and 67% of the uk population say it is still too early. but with one third of people actually having claimed to finish their christmas shopping, the reality is that brands can't wait. that is frightening as well! certainly too early for me. thank you, jane. and we saw mariah carey in action while she was talking, fighting over a bag of crisps. i wonder if she will change her son. all i want for christmas is walker's. we will see! you're watching worklife. a reminder of our top story: bosses from the world of travel and tourism meet this week in london. they're talking about the challenges facing an industry that boosts the global economy but damages the planet. now not so long ago, innovations such as apps and gadgets focused on women's health, was never a major focus for tech industry. that's all changed now. femtech, which is short for female technology, is a thriving business. whether it's managing periods or max

that's the reason i have a technical staff working under kevin fahey as asda. what we do is bring the surfaces together to make sure we pass along critical information. the main way i do that is i need biweekly with all three service acquisition executives and the off week and meet with them individually. whereas waldo might not be totally up to speed with everything going on in the navy, joint simulation environment, i will tell you that members of hondo gertz team as well as wilbur ropers team are very involved in that, we have both air force and navy billets in the joint program office and we do cycle people in and out we also have integration offices so one of the reasons ospf exists is to make sure we have that cross-pollination. >> can it is get an update from you guys on this new pricing and how he expected to drive international demand and if he tcould run through the list of folks that are solid in the international new interest bucket and maybe a little bit further feel in terms of competition you might be eyeing. >> let me just say there is no signif

walmart own asda, the supermarket here. what the numbers look like? interesting you say that. that was echoed by the walmart to this morning. he said revenue was slightly down, earnings are slightly down in the uk, the supermarket sector, asda, because a brexit. the walmart ceo said shoppers continue to be hesitant because of concerns about the economy and that are showing up in their results. there we re showing up in their results. there were some bright spots in the online sector. online grocery shopping is growing for asda. that is reflected in walmart‘s largest sales as well. the online business is also growing in the us. walmart thinks there is a long way for it to go in that sector as well. thank you. interesting. thank you. as we were saying earlier, everyone needs to eat, don‘t they? we wear. thank you. see you later on. 17 people have have been arrested in raids across london targeting a gang suspected of trafficking women from romania. the operation was carried out by the metropolitan police supported by officers from romania. 29 women were rescued and cash, dru

it supplies the likes of aldi, morrisons, lidl, asda and sainsbury‘s. the first recall covered goods with use—by dates of up to 7 november, but has now been extended to 17 november. just eat‘s proposed £9 billion merger with dutch rival take away dot com looks a step closer today. the uk food delivery platform cancelled its shareholder meeting due early next month and will accept the deal ifjust 75% of its shareholders agree. that‘s all the business news. thank you, see you later. from mary poppins to maria von trapp — damejulie andrews has had an incredible career spanning more than 60 years. the hollywood legend has opened up about her life on and off the screen. louise minchin has been to meet her. julie andrews, an absolute pleasure to see you. thank you so much for talking to us on bbc breakfast. it‘s a pleasure. what i love about your book, you know, we‘re so familiar with the movies, with mary poppins, with the sound of music, so many others, but it‘s the backstories about what actually happened on sets, so many of them. quite a lo

look at this, the new video asda so thea springs wakes up outside of tahoe. within the past hour i-807 reopened from colfax and the nevada state line. but you should expect delays. there are chain controls on the way to truckee. >>> another six to 8 inches of new snoel fell in sierra thursday to friday. squaw valley shared this video. snow expected to continue all day sunday. and you can always keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc news app. get presidents updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >>> all right. developing news in fremont, a driver driver hit and killed a woman and her dog around 8:30 last night on niles boulevard and linda drive. police say the driver stopped walked over to the woman then got back into his car and drove away. the car involved is a light colored four-door sedan. officials say the victim appears to be in her 50s. in other details released. >>> this morning police in sacramento are trying to track down the person behind a handful of gunshots fired near a high school champions

a bloody left hand side, asda, morrisons, is not too bad. the other side, that is where the water is, that side. you say you personally, your home hasn't been flooded. what about the people that you now? how has it been in your local community? last night, we had to rescue my parents' caravan that was flooded in mexborough, so it has been quite an upset, really. how bad has it been compared to what you have seen before? in 2007, i was on holiday, i messed it all, so quite an eye—openerto see holiday, i messed it all, so quite an eye—opener to see the destruction it has caused. will you be coming back to check on the animals later today? yes, we are going to get some waders, try to get in and make sure they are all fed and watered for the night, hopefully get in tomorrow to sort them all out. emma, thank you, we will let you get on. so emma is just one of the people who had to be ferried in and out because, as you can see, there is no access for vehicles, it has taken fire crews from across the area to come and support south yorkshire fir

not least because it's a competitive market — everyone from zara and h&m to asda and tesco have got in on the act — and there's no shortage of places to buy children's stuff. )last summer, mothercare announced its finances were in a perilous state and entered into a form of insolvency that allowed it to close 55 stores with the loss of 800 jobs. at the same time, it raised £32 million in a cash call to ensure its survival. but that wasn't enough. earlier this year after delaying its results it reported a loss of around £36 million in its uk business and tried to find a buyer at the start of this week we learned that no buyer had been found and that the company was in the process of appointing administrators. they‘ re accountants who will continue to run the business at least for a while , but look at ways of salvaging what it can, maybe trying to find another buyer , and cutting costs which may mean the closure of more stores. so will parents actually miss it? at the moment mothercare employs 2,500 staff in the uk. 500 full—time members of staff and 2,000 on part—time contrac

they are so optimistic but the tie—up with asda which fell apart earlier this year does not make things easy for them. thank you very much craig. let‘s show you the markets as they stand at the end of the european session. the ftse pretty much flat, up session. the ftse pretty much flat, up nine points is pretty much at that level below 7500 for some time. there is the pound versus the dollar. back before the referendum we looked at 1.50 five,” dollar. back before the referendum we looked at 1.50 five, i felt the difference just two weeks ago. these levels are a real impact for the workers we have had here who come over from different countries and are working and sending money away, sending money home. so the fact the pound has been suppressed versus the euro and dollar for so pound has been suppressed versus the euro and dollarfor so much pound has been suppressed versus the euro and dollar for so much time pound has been suppressed versus the euro and dollarfor so much time is hurting a lot of workers here and also people here as well. there we go. sainsbury share pretty much fla