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Hardest ever winter. no doubt we will bring you more on that during the course of the morning so stay with us. the home secretary, priti patel, has asked police for an update on so—called �*spiking, following a spate of reports of women being injected with drugs on nights out. nottinghamshire police have told us theyve had 12 reports injust the last three weeks. this it comes as nearly 150,000 people have signed a petition calling on the government to make searches at bars and clubs mandator...

Hope that is not too late but rather we need to keep fighting to keep every 10th of a degree in sight. jennifer morgan, executive director of greenpeace international, thank you forjoining us. the public inquiry into the manchester arena attack has been told the elder brother of the bomber has laughed in the face of the hearings, by leaving the uk after being ordered to attend. a lawyerfor the inquiry said ismail abedi s lawyers had submitted a "self—serving and disgraceful" statement that mad...

To be listening. so how much of the responsibility for preventing this should be on the bars and clubs themselves? lets speak to michael kill from the night time industries association. thank night time industries association. you for your tim morning. thank you for your time this morning. first of all, some harrowing accounts in the report just now and im sure you have been watching and listening to a few of them, so what do you make of what you have heard? it’s them, so what do you make of w...

In another blow to Britons already facing a cost of living crisis, more than eight in ten pubs plan to raise - or have already raised - prices on drinks, according to a Morning Advertiser poll.

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Nightclub bosses want government action as bouncers quit and EU workers leave the UK.

The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), say one in five night-time and hospitality businesses have been forced to close or reduce opening hours in the last month due to security staff shortages.

The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has warned that door security staff shortages in the night time economy are 'becoming critical'.

LONDON-- Some 86,000 jobs have been lost in the UK's nightlife sector since 2019, an industry body said on Monday, blaming coronavirus closures. The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) said the sector accounted for 1.6 percent of GDP in 2019, the equivalent of £36.4 billion ($49.6 billion, 42.

The number of posts available spiked again despite unemployment continuing to fall - down 0.4 per cent in the latest quarter to August.