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But the prime minister‘s reputation is the least of it. the very nature of the country poised to change. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. business leaders have welcomed the trade deal saying it has come as a "huge relief" despite being so late in the day. the details of the 2000 page document will be poured over in the hours and days to come. it finally gives businesses some certainty — but there are still big challenges ahead with just days until the uk leaves the eu. here‘s our b...

Let us turn to business. business leaders have welcomed the trade deal saying it has come as a huge relief, despite being so late in the day. the details of the 2,000 page document will be pored over in the hours and days to come. it gives business some certainty but there are still big challenges ahead with days tilt we leave the eu. it has been a tough one to land but after a titanic struggle over fish, which will see uk boats keep more of the catch over the next five years we have finally ene...

Saying it has come as a "huge relief", despite being so late in the day. the details of the 1,500—page document will be poured over in days to come. the deal does finally give businesses some certainty, but big challenges remain, with just days to go before the transition period ends. heres our business editor, simonjack. its been tough to land, but after a titanic struggle over fish, which will see domestic boats get 25% more of the uk waters catch over the next five years, a trade deal was n...

Who will end up with the money and who gets it along the way? it is inefficient and it it is insulting. >> and im wondering, i think a lot of politicians think oh, you are a business owner. andt for some reason the either dont think we are going to notice this, they dont think you are going to care, there you are, our world of technology. add to your business come able to talk to this nation ultimately the world with your opinions. it is having an impact. we have restaurant saying theyre going t...

Which is why president trump is demanding those checks are more than doubled. but unfortunately, itck might already be too late for my mom-and-popp businesses. chef gruel joins me now. andrew, im a big fan of yours. thank you for being on tonight. i have to say, one thing that would solve this -- not even may be a check -- would just be to unlock this country. open this country up. get governments boot off our neck. let you do your job. and yet here we are arguing about $600 or 1,000, or 2,000. ...

>> and im wondering, i think a lot of politicians think oh, you are a business owner. and for some reason the either dont think we are going to notice this, they dont think you are going to care, there you are, our world of technology. add to your business come able to talk to this nation ultimately the world with your opinions. it is having an impact. we have restaurant saying theyre going to refuse to serve andrew cuomo. that he is going to be persona non grata. would you be willing to do some...

Thanks for staying with us. im lindsey riser in new york. the wait for desperately needed stimulus checks continues for millions of americans as the president threatens to derail the $900 billion covid relief deal that also funds the government into next year. a bill that his advisers helped negotiate and that the white house said he would support. today, house democrats tried to fast track a stand-alone bill that would increase stimulus checks to $2,000 per person as the president is now demand...

>> because as weve seen time and time again year after year we wait for crisis. government is supposed to prevent crisis not merely respond to it or create another crisis. it is always we wait until the last possible moment, the end of the year, and then they put a gun to everybodys head with a 5,000 page bill and say vote on it up or down. its an out rage, whether youre democrat or republican but as an american you should be totally outraged. the president is 100% right. >> sandra: the fact we ...

Forest? something that perhaps spreads like covid and kills like ebola? >> we are now in a world where new pathogens will come out that would constitute a threat for humanity, and as you know, most of these disease emerge from africa. >> and this in the congo is how viruses mostly travel. >> the river congo is the great artery that gives life to the whole nation, but its also the route by which the results of deforestation are exported. >> reporter: like these smoked monkeys. i film undercover. ...

And of course it is not just affecting imports. businesses who export their goods from the uk are already noticing the impact. the food thats going out of the country in the direction of mainland europe is, as you say, sitting there and going off. and particularly for sectors like fresh seafood, langoustines, salmon and so on, they have a very finite shelf life, and they will be in big trouble if they are not able to move today at the latest. the government says the uk has a highly resilient foo...