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Hole with rocks and other materials but that effort failed. it forced the governor to declare a state of emergency and evacuate 300 homes. what we are looking at now is trying to prevent and respond to if need be a real catastrophic flood situation. to be clear, the water being discharged in port manatee is not radioactive primarily saltwater from the dredge project mixed with storm water run—off. the dredge proect mixed with storm water mun-ff.— the dredge proect mixed with storm water un-o...

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Get everyone to spread out, and it will be good to see all the customers back, because even since we have started working in the place again, there have been loads of customers down at the gate and stuff, ready to get back in the garden. so it isjust in the nick of time, i think. these are all relatively limited changes. the big date in scotland is the 26th of this month, when all nonessential shops will be allowed to open, travel throughout scotland will be permitted, up to six people from thre...

But, until the end of the month, when all travel restrictions are lifted, scotlands major roads and other transport links are likely to stay relatively quiet. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. lets talk to our correspondent in glasgow james shaw. james is in a hairdressers, james, are you getting your haircut? you know, i did _ are you getting your haircut? you know, i did have _ are you getting your haircut? you know, i did have a _ are you getting your haircut? you. know, i did have a very light ...

And deliver a small measure of hope. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. james shaw at the hairdresser. very lucky man! here, a week today pubs and bars in england are set to reopen next week to serve outdoors — but how have our drinking habits changed over the past year? the royal college of psychiatrists is warning there could be a spike in the number of people suffering the effects of alcohol misuse and dependency as lockdown ends. ellie costello has this report. this has become a familiar sight...

Get pushed back. the big question is where we will be able to go. some countries around the world, like israel and the us, have a high vaccination rate, while others like france are lagging behind. it is likely that will be a big factor in deciding which countries we can travel to. and how will all this paperwork be processed? even with a small number of travellers, there have been long queues at the border. the hope is this will be streamlined or put on an app, in time. there are still a lot of...

I hope we will be able to open up a bit more. this is nowhere near the end of the pandemic, but todays limited new freedoms may at least make people feel that the winter crisis is over and deliver a small measure of hope. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. lets return you to some breaking news we brought you a few minutes ago, the death of the conservative mp for chesham and amersham, cheryl gillan. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is with me. where people are where in westminster she had bee...

A two—week—old baby boy has died after his pram was hit by a car in the west midlands. police say the incident happened on the high street in brownshill near walsall about 4pm yesterday. the driver fled the scene, but a 34—year—old man was arrested shortly afterwards. hes being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. police divers have been deployed as part of the investigation into the disappearance of student, richard 0korogheye. the 19—year—old hasnt been se...

Scotland will be permitted, up to six people from three households will be able to socialise outdoors, and hospitality venues will start to open up. all that is still three weeks away. nonessential travel within local authority areas has been allowed since friday, but, until the end of the month, when all travel restrictions are lifted, scotlands major roads and other transport links are likely to stay relatively quiet. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. earlier i spoke to james shaw from a hairdres...

Emergency operation is both ambitious and urgent. by flying and these pipes, teams are hoping to pump out enough water to prevent a total collapse of the reservoir which would flood the reservoir which would flood the area. the reservoir itself holds nearly 2 billion litres of polluted water. the pipes are currently pumping out 85,000 litres per minute stopping at close to 125 million litres a day. but while the water being released is not radioactive, experts say it is filled with nutrients tha...