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Listed as skills at risk. we have to train up apprentices because this is the last place you can learn these skills, and the last place that can perpetuate them as well. its a very important site, and its an important part of our heritage. and helping to support the company to remain on site and use the building that its been in for a long time will not only mean that the skills can continue into the future but also that we can support tourism in the area, with the museum another investment. now...

On their agenda in those meetings? what im picking up is that there is particular concern about the rights of the virus in london and the south—east. borisjohnson of the virus in london and the south—east. boris johnson yesterday said that the rates of the virus we re said that the rates of the virus were worrying. notably, he did not rule out the possibility of a third national lockdown for england. we know, after christmas, wales and northern ireland have already chosen to do that. these w...

Fighter on the planet. thats why sound is a comfort send darts player deta hedman will make about christmas mixing. lets history later today when she becomes continue this progress injanuary and february february rather than the first black woman to take part being focused on one or two days in the pdc world darts championship. whats more, she makes her debut which may be focused on five days in the tournament at the age of 61, taking on andy boulton at alexandra palace tonight. it is clear that...

Avoid longer christmas festivities. but clearly this idea of travel restrictions we know it was discussed last night in a separate call with ministers. and i think there will be a big questions about how that will work, be enforced. scientists have been sounding the alarm bells for weeks now, havent they? weve kind of seen this theme a few times, havent we? scientists are worried about the rates of the virus. the concern is that it makes people very ill, they end up in hospital, a huge pressure ...

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 been taking a look at the solution to a very british problem — one that has been around since t...

Solution to a very british problem, one that has been around since the victorian era. leaves on the line. it is the dreaded phrase that every british rail passenger is familiar with. it may get a few laughs but its actually a bigger problem than many people realise. here at this test track in wales they are trialling a new technology that has the potential at least to revolutionise our railways. existing methods of truck cleaning have remained largely unchanged since the victorian era but it is ...

Cases in england. government scientists are continuing to monitor the spread of a new variant of covid in south east england amid "growing concerns" about its transmission. health bosses have warned the nhs is under significant pressure, with nearly 90% of hospital beds in england full. more than two—thirds of people in england are now living under the toughest restrictions, as more areas moved into tier 3 overnight. and the moderna vaccine has been approved in the united states — making it ...

Most ever. and california is the epicenter. 190,000 cases over the past four days. hospitals bursting at the seams. you can see these medical field tents set up to accommodate the influx. mayor eric garcetti of los angeles, whose daughter just tested positive, warning that if hospitalizations continue to rise, medical facilities will go under. >> well see people pass away that shouldnt have had to die. and that will affect people with covid and people without covid. >> reporter: from yonkers, ne...

Which is a really scary and challenging place to be. and you can see this, as we are increasingly getting ambulances queueing. and the prime minister, on a visit to the north west, didnt rule out the possibility of england following northern ireland and wales into a post—christmas lockdown. obviously, we are hoping very much we will be able to avoid anything like that, but the reality is that the rates of infection have increased very much in the last few weeks. here where i am in the north we...

With covid as the additional burden, which is a really scary and challenging place to be. and you can see this, as we are increasingly getting ambulances queueing outside departments. one 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 son was might face when i was fighting for my breath, you would not want to send these children all over th...