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Here in night clubs can be open on the 28th having lost out over the festive period and lost out the last six nations it will be a huge head for the economy here in south wales and cardiff. the first minister has coming to some criticism over whether or not this is a u—turn by the welsh government and they did not need to put these restrictions in place and he defended them and said they were necessary and had they not been put in place that figures will be far higher here. of course the figur...

To put matters right. but now developers have been asked to pay £4 billion to fix problems with mid—rise flats — those not covered by the existing government scheme for taller buildings — or be hit with a tax. our correspondent sarah corker reports. removing dangerous cladding — the grenfell tragedy exposed the scale of building safety failures across britain. the government says it will pressure the construction sector to pay

Michael gove, says he wants developers to pay up to £4 billion to fix dangerous cladding on medium—height blocks of flats identified in the wake of the grenfell fire. mr gove says if they fail to cooperate, they could be taxed. until now, the government had committed money to repair only taller buildings. the new proposals do not address other fire safety defects, though, such as missing firebreaks and flammable balconies. our business correspondent sarah corker has more. removing dangerous c...

Pleasant. having said that he is darnedif pleasant. having said that he is darned if he does and darned if he does not, guilty in the court of public opinion before the case is heard, perhaps he wants to roll the dice, go to trial, hopefully prove as he would see, of his innocence. virginia giuffre has not indicated that she will not take a settlement, she wants to do this, she says, on behalf of people who have been trafficked all across the world. could he lose anything else like his police pr...

I definitely feel let down by a whole raft of professionals, we rely on them. and im not an expert on building. thats why we have a building control inspector. the developer told us that crown heights was signed off by an approved inspector as meeting the requirements of building regulations at the time of construction. contractors involved said the development was built in line with regulations, and the national house building council, in charge of building control at crown heights, told us the...

And a source close to him yesterday said that this case is a marathon, not a sprint, and the duke will continue to defend himself. no doubt it would have been a very difficult day for him yesterday to agree to give up those military affiliations. he is, of course, a military man himself, with 22 years service with the royal navy, and no doubt it would have been a difficult decision for the rest of the family, most especially the queen, to come to the realisation that this might be the best way t...

Emissions. —— carbon emissions. michael gove has warned the developers they could be hit with further taxes unless they agree to a voluntary plan to cover the cost of fixing dangerous cladding on blocks in england. its not known how many flats are affected, but the government estimates the total bill for remedial work could run into billions. previously the governments committed money to leaseholders and taller buildings only. heres sarah court. removing dangerous cladding — the grenfell t...

Tennis, tennis australia, if 2 government decide to dispel djokovic after that defeat for the australian government and to djokovic himself who has yet to clarify and clear up along with his family how he came to be photographed in public appearances in the days after he tested positive. thank you. the housing secretary, michael gove, says he wants developers to pay up to £4 billion to fix dangerous cladding on medium height blocks of flats identified in the wake of the grenfell fire. mr gove s...

Good evening and welcome to bbc news. the housing secretary, michael gove, says he wants developers to pay up to £4 billion to fix dangerous cladding on medium height blocks of flats identified in the wake of the grenfell fire. mr gove says if they fail to co—operate, they could be taxed. until now, the government had committed money to repair only taller buildings. the new proposals do not address other fire safety defects though, such as missing firebreaks and flammable balconies. our busin...