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London would break the covert rules. well that decision has been backed by the high court within the last hour. however, we understand the talks between the police and reclaim the streets may be continuing. we will bring you more on that as soon as we get it. exports to the eu of british goods like seafood and dairy products, fell by a record 41% injanuary, after the brexit transition period came to an end. imports also fell by nearly 30%. the office for national statistics, says much of the dro...

So weve missed another chunk of key trading time. the welsh government doesn�*t have a road map out of lockdown or a long list of dates. instead, every three weeks, it suggests the areas — like nonessential retail — it wants to prioritize. that had led a lot of shops across wales to expect today would be the day they�*d get the green light to reopen. the first minister insists there hasn�*t been a u—turn. i completely understand that if youre running such - a business you want to reo...

Outdoors from late april. but theres no more detail, or a date. its really frustrating, its annoying. we need a road map, you know? we know that things may have to be moved because situations change. thats inevitable, thats life. but we need these dates in place. one day people can now celebrate is mothers day this sunday. as long as its outdoors and at a distance. hopefully, more of us will be able to see our mums, which has been really difficult. its difficult to try and keep distance still, b...

We start with brexit, and an indication of how much effect the uk leaving the european union has had on trade in both directions across the english channel. figures compiled by the uk government show how british exports to the eu fell byjust over 40% injanuary — the first month when the post—brexit rules came into force. and imports from the eu were down by nearly 30%. there are of course contributing factors, like earlier stockpiling, and pandemic lockdowns. our economics correspondent, and...

Richard is annoyed that supermarkets will be allowed to sell non—essential goods in the meantime. it doesnt feel fair in the slightest for all the little independents, including ourselves, missing that opportunity to sell, especially over easter, so weve missed another chunk of key trading time. the welsh government doesnt have a road map out of lockdown or a long list of dates — instead, every three weeks, it suggests the areas — like nonessential retail — it wants to prioritize. that h...

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Worse. and the woman appearing to play dead to survive. the unruly passenger fined more than $14,000 after forcing a flight in new york to turn around. among other things hed be abee asked to wear a mask. and it was something so many of you saw this week that moved us all.rsth week? good evening. its great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and like so many friday nights before, this is not a slow one. theres news on the virus, on one of the key vaccines. t...

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Biggest disruption to teaching in american history. darrell bradford is from 50 cam, which advocates for educational reform. he says the time away from actual school has created a huge learning deficit for almost all of americas youth. but especially for those from poor neighborhoods. so youre particularly critical of remote learning. >> yeah. if you want to be remote, you have to have tools to be remote. most schools are having a hard time being good for in-person. the kids got the worst of it....

Allegations -- >> they defrauded us out of a win in georgia and we wont forget it. >> reporter: the republican led state senate passed a sweeping package this week to repeal no excuse absentee voting. a method 1.3 million residents used to cast their ballots in november. a separate measure passed by the georgia house would limit weekend early voting. a blow to souls at the polls events and another hit to the states black voters. georgia republicans say the bills simplify across the state and rel...