Tesco predicts that food inflation will continue to fall, as it announces a big rise in profits. Ian speaks to the executive chairman of Aston Martin, as the British luxury car manufacturer bids for overall victory at Le Mans for the first time since 1959. And the chief executive of Vertu, Robert Forrester discusses car dealerships.
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