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Parts of the uk living under those tighter limits on our lives. laura at westminster, thank you. with hundreds of lorries waiting to get into the port of dover, the eu is meeting to try and work out a joint strategy after france imposed a 48—hour ban on lorries crossing the channel from britain. currently no lorries, vans or passengers are being permitted to sail from dover, and flights and eurostar trains have been suspended. 0ther non—accompanied freight is travelling in and out of the uk ...

Will change dramatically anyway. just because officials have practised in theory, doesnt make the practice any less painful. this is now a real emergency. we can have fio is now a real emergency. we can have no more overpromising and false hope, no more confused messages and slow decision—making. we need strong, clear and decisive leadership. avoiding conflict in an emergency may be impossible, but as the disease tightens its grip, and the disease tightens its grip, and the very end of the yea...

And belgium. today, eu ambassadors are holding emergency talks to agree are holding emergency talks to agree a common strategy, and british prime minister borisjohnson a common strategy, and british prime minister boris johnson is a common strategy, and british prime minister borisjohnson is due to chairan minister borisjohnson is due to chair an emergency meeting later, to address the uks growing isolation. simonjones reports address the uks growing isolation. simon jones reports from address t...

A common strategy. and british prime minister boris johnson is due to chair an emergency meeting later to address the uks growing isolation. our correspondent simonjones reports from dover. an unprecedented closure of the french borderfelt in dover, banning lorry drivers and passengers from crossing to france from anywhere in the uk for 48 hours with fears about the new strain of coronavirus. some british hauliers abandoned their crossings. im lucky enough, ive made it back to the yard and i onl...

As the disease tightens its grip and the very end of the year approaches, political and practical problems now collide. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. more than 900 lorries are currently parked up on the motorway leading into the port of dover. there have been talks between the uk and france on the possibility of testing lorry drivers and travellers crossing the channel from britain. but no decisions are expected until tuesday. currently no lorries, vans or passengers are being allowed to sailfrom ...

Through this country. freight is still travelling these are the people cast in and out of the uk as usual. aside by coronavirus and capitalism in arlington, virginia, one of americas our transport correspondent wealthiest counties. caroline davies has juan lost his job as a waiter. this report from dover. like millions of other workers uprooted by the pandemic. his frustration, confusion and anger. savings from 40 years in the us dried up and he is being forced here not everyone at dover this mo...

Frustration, confusion anger. not everyone at dover this morning had heard that lorries from the uk were not allowed to cross into france. he wasnt the only angry driver. this man arrived in his van last night. i get to get at 11 oclock to stop at seven oclock the french say closed. thats not one—day, two days saying closed tomorrow. 11 oclock say i come in quick. not very good. for days now weve seen cues of lorrie stretching back from dover as businesses prepared both for christmas but also ...

Youve travelled further than i have. yeah, i came up on the train for the first time in months. it was quiet, let me tell you! and in fact, thats what were going to talk about first. you mind talking a bit more about trains? im fine with that. excellent, love a good train. you see, train travel might be different these days but some things never change and in the autumn and winter in the uk, trains face delays caused by something very natural but very difficult to deal with. so paul carter has b...

Departments with covid as the additional burden, which is a really scary and challenging place to be. and you can see this as were increasingly getting ambulances queueing outside departments. 0ne covid patient at this hospital has made a plea for families to think very hard before travelling at christmas. he thinks his teenage son may have unwittingly passed on the virus. if you saw the look on my sons face when i was fighting for my breath, you would not want to send these children all over th...