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I certainly do. but, until that is the case, were not going to be profitable. therefore, in my view, if we move from the 21st, the government has to move the support, as well, on business rates but also on furlough. theres a lot of costs running through our businesses when were not trading normally, as we would have done pre—pandemic. staffing is also a real problem. this hotel and restaurant cant find people confident enough to return to an industry thats often been first to shut when the vir...

Tuesday and wednesday, probably mid to high teens at best. and then thursday looks set to bring a spell of wetter, windier weather. wind may be the main feature on this weather system, with gales even across southern areas. unseasonably windy weather is what were thinking about at this stage. obviously, its a few days ahead, but it will push in some more general rain, continuing that wet theme for may, and then the winds really escalate as well. we could have gales, gusts of wind at 50, possibly...

Per 100,000 are higher here than they are in moray and that is leading to some fears that the freedoms that most of mainland scotland is about to enjoy from today could just as easily be snatched away from us. {lilla today could just as easily be snatched away from us. ok, thank you very much- — the parents of a two—year—old boy who died in a suspected gas explosion have said they are devastated by the loss of their "beautiful little angel". george arthur hinds was killed and four adults w...

Yeah, yeah. of course, because we have been closed since last summer. traditionally, half of all foreign visitors to these shores are from the uk, spending half a billion pounds in a good year. and so when that financial tap was turned off, it hit them hard. the return of british tourists all along this coastline wont change the fortunes of the algarve overnight. but its a big boost to individual businesses, but also to peoples spirits, giving hope that finally this really important tourism sect...

Just giving more energy, more moisture to generate those heavy downpours. temperatures therefore just a little lower in the far north, but as we saw on monday, tuesday and wednesday, probably mid to high teens at best. and then thursday looks set to bring a spell of weather, windier weather. wind may be the main feature on this weather system, with gales even across southern areas. unseasonably windy weather is what were thinking about at this stage. obviously, its a few days ahead, but it will ...

We were supposed to open last year... so now its a race to complete projects that the pandemic paused — including duartes new hotel. i hope that we have full of brits in this bar. for the coming summer. portuguese businesses are hoping they can make the most of being on the uks green list for travel, while the likes of spain, greece and italy are not. very positive for portugal. i feel sorry for the other countries, but probably we took different measures that we are getting the positive resul...

This is bbc news. im sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. israeli warplanes carry out dozens more air strikes on the gaza strip as the conflict with palestinian militants enters a second week. we report on the shortage of supplies suffered by the global covid vaccine—sharing scheme, which is worsening because of the crisis in india. a senior us general tells the bbc he expects violence in afghanistan to increase in the coming months as us—led na...

Yeah, yeah. of course, because we have been closed since last summer. traditionally, half of all foreign visitors to these shores are from the uk, spending half a billion pounds in a good year. and so, when that financial tap was turned off, it hit them hard. the return of british tourists all along this coastline wont change the fortunes of the algarve overnight. but its a big boost to individual businesses, but also to peoples spirits, giving hope that finally this really important tourism sec...

Heartbreakfor heartbreak for chelsea as barcelona lift the champions league. good evening. fans returning to sporting venues up and down the country today. until now, permitted only under the governments pilot schemes, but football, rugby union and rugby league grounds all throwing open their gates to a limited number of spectators for their games today. along with several race meetings as well. so hows it gone? well, well hearfrom jockey megan nicholls in a moment, well be live at kingston park...

To their forces, and the risks to the future of afghanistan" as violence by taliban and other groups escalates. in a rare interview at a nato base in northern afghanistan, general miller said he expects violence to increase in the coming months, but emphasised they would continue to support afghan security forces. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from afghanistan. still here after nearly 20 years of war. but they will all be home before the anniversary of the september 1...