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Forward. too much too soon, because business is back and customers are i business is back and customers are through the door and you are able to open and operate but it is not business as usual? hat open and operate but it is not business as usual? ., s ., business as usual? not quite. we are in a positive — business as usual? not quite. we are in a positive situation, _ business as usual? not quite. we are in a positive situation, we _ business as usual? not quite. we are in a positive situat...

Quite. we are in a positive - quite. we are in a positive situation, we are doing really well. we have used any closure to come back strong but it is making it very hard now. business rates have gone back up, the vat increase, we have to be price sensitive, we cant overload that on to our guests all the time. we are having price increase from suppliers. we have to be very cautious in looking at our menu design. i have a great team around me that look at that. how we can work with our suppliers s...

Pretty momentous week. after a year and a half, the furlough scheme finally comes to an end. at its peak, around nine million people, thats about a third of the uk workforce, were having their wages paid or topped up by government. that has never happened before. for the government and the taxpayer, supporting jobs costs money. around £60 billion at the last count. now that is around half of the entire budget for the nhs for the whole of the uk. if the economy is opening back up, why are there ...

Or topped up by government. that has never happened before. for the government and the taxpayer, supporting jobs costs money. around £60,000,000,000 at the last count. now that is around half of the entire budget for the nhs for the whole of the uk. the economy is opening back up, why are there so many calls to extend the scheme? so manyjobs are still reliant on it, in aviation, travel, events, the arts. things are not back to normal for everyone. it varies week to week. talking last month, the...

That has never happened before. for the government and the taxpayer, supporting jobs costs money. around £60 billion at the last count. now that is around half of the entire budget for the nhs for the whole of the uk. the economy is opening back up, why are there so many calls to extend the scheme? so manyjobs are still reliant on it, in aviation, travel, events, the arts. things are not back to normal for everyone. it varies week to week. talking last month, the airport was like a ghost town. ...

At its peak, around 9,000,000 people, thats about a 3rd of the uk workforce, were having their wages paid or topped up by government. that has never happened before. for the government and the taxpayer, supporting jobs costs money. around £60,000,000,000 at the last count. now that is around half of the entire budget for the nhs for the whole of the uk. the economy is opening back up, why are there so many calls to extend the scheme? so manyjobs are still reliant on it, in aviation, travel, eve...

Doesnt really work because when you poll the vaccinated, they poll heavy to party, and they support trump, too, even though they dont support any of his talk about the pandemic and the vaccine. and i think you see that when you look at the numbers and see its not just party fringe. >> no. its not just party fringe. if we go to the slide in the vaccination that we have, what we essentially see right here which is so key to this, is that if youre in the basic belief that i believe that the electio...

Stuff. you cant really screwed it. joe biden apparently decided he is different, he is above everybody else, and hes going to pocket a load of money -- >> sean: arent they looking at zero experience hunter and the money made from burisma with no experience and a kazakhstan oligarch and the first lady of moscow, $3.5 million, you know, from the ford our first lady of moscow and be hundred thousand dollars shopping spreek of china deal. we will get to the bottom of that. with the indictment of sus...

Youve got to demonstrate them in a prosecution. so, casey, that tells us to what picture is emerging? let me play you an example of brian laundrie that fuels suspicious. >> i was looking for the keys. i didnt want to go anywhere. and i didnt have my phone. i dont have a phone. she goes off without me. im on my own. so, i was saying lets go for a walk. she was trying to get the keys from me. back up, back up. she hit me. i didnt get -- i didnt get overtly physical. i was just trying to keep her a...

Doctor, great to have you here as the fda makes its decision. is there any reason to believe that the fda wouldnt approve it for emergency authorization? >> no. its been authorized and now the cdc makes the formal recommendation, and i think what were mostly going to hear is more specificity of who actually falls into these groups. we know over 65 is high risk for serious covid. were going to listen carefully to how they define that. type 2 diabetes, for example, cardiovascular disease, people w...