The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) says proposed immigration rules after Brexit "risk causing significant harm" to businesses here. The government is currently consulting on a minimum salary requirement of £30,000 for foreign workers seeking five-year visas. The CBI say firms would face "severe difficulties" getting staff if the rule comes into force. Join us at lunchtime for all the latest Brexit news on BBC One NI. | BBC Newsline

The head of the Confederation of British Industry has warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves not to inflict what she said would be “death by a thousand taxes” on British business in Wednesday’s budget. Rain Newton-Smith said the government must “change course” and avoid heaping more costs on firms. The Chancellor is expected to hike taxes to fill a black hole in the public finances. Speaking to the CBI, the Business Secretary said the government knows it is responsible for growing the economy. #RachelR