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Edinburgh resident and bestselling author, val mcdermid, is one of many feeling the loss of augusts cultural extravaganza. in many ways, i think the real catastrophe of covid is still to come. the economic catastrophe in my business and the arts, and whats going to happen with theatres? whats going to happen with concert halls? whats going to happen with gigs? all around the city, the small businesses, everything from bakeries, butcher shops, all sorts of shops that are just not going to open ag...

Which is quite profound. theres an enormous loss in terms ofjust the sense ofjoy. the festivals bring notjust culture but also cash and tourists to the city. but not this year. old town streets, usually packed with visitors and performers are much, are much, much quieter. do you like it like this? i do like it like this but i miss the people as well. edinburgh resident and bestselling author, val mcdermid, is one of many feeling the loss of augusts cultural extravaganza. in many ways, i think th...

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Theres frozen food stores. the plan was to be able to house and caterfor 16,000 plan was to be able to house and cater for 16,000 and and caterfor16,000 and women. 16,000? yes. these rooms used to be the regiment headquarters. but one discovery in the 1990s stunned gibraltar aryans. the infamous stay behind cave. all to do with an urban myth that was hanging around town — people used to talk about this — about hidden tunnels, secret tunnels. so for many years people were looking for them, bu...

In four months. >> i 100% dont think that the federal government cares at all. now we have three deaths in one month. >> reporter: one of those deaths, jama gentleman who aske his brother to help him. he was 65, hiv positive, diabetic. they wrote the cdc, wrote the courts for compassionate release. it was too late. james got infected, was hospitalized and was soon saying good-bye to his brother. >> he got into this business of where to scatter his ashes and i said i dont want to think about that...

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The plan was to be able to house and caterfor 16,000 men and women. 16,000? yes. these rooms used to be the kings regiment headquarters. but one discovery in the 1990s stunned gibraltarians: the infamous stay behind cave. all to do with an urban myth that was hanging around town, people used to talk about this, about hidden tunnels, secret tunnels. so for many years people were looking for them, but no—one ever found anything, so by the 1990s it was dismissed as an urban myth — until one day...

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Them and introduce that concept during a summer when the nation is in flames because of over policing when we looked at everything involved in this, we decided that the safest course of action for us was to take a step back and educate everyone online for the fall and we are very, very pleased with that decision. >> let me ask you about some of the resources youre committing to your 500 students including reducing the tuition by more than $2,000, providing wifi hot spots and laptops to every stu...