Sky News' Sam Coates asks Jeremy Corbyn to name a FTSE100 company he thinks has been a force for goodMr Corbyn says the richest 5% will pay more taxHe says he wants to rebalance how people are taxed.
He says bus access is very important to work forces and communities but does not confirm whether networks would be nationalised.Asked about plans to renationalise BT, Mr Corbyn says every business needs good broadband to operate and the private sector is not delivering that. He says he understands there is concern but poor rail and bus services and rip-off water prices etc are affecting the country.Mr Corbyn said it is right leaders set out their plans to the CBI directly - especially as this election is under such unusual and special circumstances.
The PM insists that of the 220,000 homes built last year,"vastly more were affordable homes than 6,000", but adds"I'd have to look at the figures that you're quoting".WATCH: 'You are creating the wealth that pays for the NHS'Johnson says the"categorical" answer is yes, calling Javid a"great guy" but asks not to face"endless questions about personnel at the top of the Tory party".
He rallies against Jeremy Corbyn's plan for another referendum on Brexit, saying that campaign would be"toxic and divisive".Our business presenter Ian King tweets:Our business correspondent Paul Kelso tweets:Johnson says he's"lost in admiration" for people doing"extraordinary things" in business, pointing out unemployment is at it lowest level since 1974.
Business minister Kwasi Kwarteng says Labour's plans are"a complete turn-off for business" and that most companies want certainty, so Brexit should get sorted as soon as possible.'Feisty' start to the legal challenge against TV debatesOur editor-at-large Adam Boulton quizzes the Lib Dems' Sam Gyimah.Head of the Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson will tell business leaders that the UK will be more successful if it remains in the European Union.
Jobs could include engineers and technicians in renewable energy and transport, civil engineers and skilled tradespeople in sustainable construction, designers, welders and fabricators in low carbon industries, and sustainable agriculture and forestry specialists.
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