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Ports of Auckland: The global supply chain is stuffed 15 Jan, 2021 05:00 AM 7 minutes to read COSCO chief operating officer Mark Scott and Ports of Auckland spokesperson Matt Ball remain confident they can weather a storm of delays from surging inbound cargo. Video / CCTV via AP COSCO chief operating officer Mark Scott and Ports of Auckland spokesperson Matt Ball remain confident they can weather a storm of delays from surging inbound cargo. Video / CCTV via AP Major supply chain issues caused ...

Vice President Mike Pence was closer than initially known to a violent mob of protesters at the US Capitol last Wednesday, according to new reporting from the Washington Post.

David Tennant and Michael Sheen's Zoom-based sitcom 'Staged' has revolutionised post-COVID television – but is it here to stay?

Security perimeter expands at US Capitol complex after small group of demonstrators shout at police From CNNs Brian Todd and Greg Wallace The fence line securing the US Capitol complex is currently expanding after a small but vocal group of anti-fascist demonstrators approached the barricades.   New eight-foot metal fencing is currently going up on 3rd St. NW. It expands the security perimeter by about 250 yards.   Earlier today, a group of over a dozen protestors marched with large ba...

Updated 8:26 p.m. ET, January 11, 2021 What you need to know House Democrats formally introduced their resolution today to impeach President Trump, charging him with "incitement of insurrection" for his role in last weeks deadly US Capitol attack. The House plans to vote Wednesday to impeach Trump and will vote tomorrow evening on a resolution urging Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from power. Calls for Trumps resignation or impeachment continue to intens...

Speaker Pelosi says she spoke to top US general about Trump and nuclear codes From CNNs Phil Mattingly  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is pictured during Electoral College vote certifications at the Capitol on January 6. Caroline Brehman/Pool/AP House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told members in a letter that she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs about President Trump and the nuclear codes. "This morning, I spoke to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley to discuss available precaut...

Rating: The Scots favourite word, according to an official poll in 2013, is dreich. It means damp, grey and miserable. Thats just one of innumerable rainy words north of the border: theres plowtery (showers), smirr (light rain), dreep (constant light rain), dribble (constant heavier rain) and a score more. Cameraman Gordon Buchanan from the bonny banks of the Clyde would have settled for any of them, as he surveyed the effects of a ten-year drought on the Kalahari desert, in Cheetah Family And...

Frances health minister says country cannot rule out possibility of third national lockdown From Fanny Bobille in Paris  French Health Minister Olivier Veran speaks during a press conference in Paris on December 3. Benoit Tessier/Pool/AFP/Getty Images France’s health minister says he cannot rule out the possibility of a third national lockdown. "We never rule out measures that might be necessary to protect populations," Olivier Véran told  Le Journal du Dimanche newspaper on Sunday.  "T...

But it was Gregg Wallaces appearance on the show that brought joy to many views, who took to Twitter to express their joy. One very enthusiastic fan commented: "2020 no longer sh** now I’ve seen Gregg Wallace shaking apple trees." Another said: "Always so cheered by Gregg Wallace’s childlike joy on #insidethefactory, in spite of myself." "Have you ever seen anyone have as much fun as @GreggAWallace using an apple tree shaker? #insidethefactory" another said. Inside the Factory: Gregg Wallac...

The hour-long programme will be broadcast on BBC2 at 8pm tonight (Sunday, December 27). The series has featured several household-name food and drink manufacturers since it was first aired in 2015. Bulmers has been made in Hereford since 1887 and is still produced and packaged in the city. The company was bought by Heineken, one of the UK’s leading cider and beer producers, in 2008. The programme is available to watch now on the BBC iPlayer here Here is what people said about Bulmer...