businesses can work as it did before. european immigrants could not work to the uk without a visa. the other option is exit without a deal. businesses have been doing business with the european union for decades. all of a sudden, everything could change. the other option is a second referendum. something that people who were against brexit wanted for a long time. the prime minister said that is not democratic. majority of uk voters voted in favor of brexit. you word the referendum as theresa may s deal or no deal. i m a business journalist. i m interested what the business community is saying and doing. i learned that the uk government is advising pharmaceutical companies to stock up on pharmaceuticals and medicines in case there is a no deal scenario. that is giving you a window of
been waiting months and weeks for the record to get something else other than red lines from from london but having said that however at the moment a reason may is the best option to get an orderly brecht s it and that is something all member states agree they see it as a lose lose situation but they do want to avoid a cliff edge directed a no deal scenario not at all costs but it is an important thing to achieve that dr jiang give much his indices going to be a busy day for you there thank you very much for that. let me now be up to date with some other stories making news around the bods a fire in the congolese capital kinshasa has destroyed thousands of voting machines just ten days before the presidential election opposition leaders had raised concerns that congress first use of machines could lead to possible manipulation in favor of president joseph kabila preferred successor officials from the election
votes at home, britain could still lead the eu march 29th without a formal plan. either way the deal could cost $50 billion in brexit divorce payments. president trump is not a fan of the deal, saying it kills the chance of a separate trade deal between the u.s. and the uk. bianca joins me from london. what happens if the british parliament votes it down. it s completely uncharted territory. there is not one analyst that i spoke to that can me with any certainty what s likely to happen if the deal is voted down. a number of things could happen. they could instruct the to renegotiate the deal, but we heard from leaders saying this is the best you are going to get. that s unlikely. also the chance of a no deal scenario even though parliament
governance. the ceo said yesterday that too much power was concentrated in one pair of hands. very capable pair of hands it seems in terms of industry. yes. corporate governance in question here. thank you. we ll be back with you. in about an hour the british prim minister will hold a meeting since the emergency session on the brexit deal. tree theresa may spoke monday and vowed to fight for deal. even though members of her party are trying to oust her. the draft deal free trade agreement and a no deal scenario. joining me mow with the latest in the cold there. trying to work out how to explain all of this to the wider world. what matters about today? i think of paramount importance is something that happened last night. bear with me. our international viewers are
we ll have to wait and see what they say we do know that the next regular summit is and december might be the last shot at getting a deal done and they were always discussing a nother summit in november just to finalize a deal on brags that if there is no deal then maybe they ll get to. nevertheless to talk about what happens in the no deal scenario we do know that they already talked about that tonight the commission actually presented its precautions is preparations for a no deal scenario this is getting more serious and they want to be sure that they re prepared for whatever could happen here clearly they think that the ball once again is in the camp of the united kingdom because as we discussed earlier the front line is no longer between the e.u. and theresa may it s within the u.k. what can to reset may actually sell what could she bring home that the bracks a tears will accept and not shoot down. and and that s briefly one thing that has changed we do have european leaders talkin