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Enforcement powers so they cannot enforce it. it is down to the public to behave responsibly. those people who dont want to wear face mass, it is a question of social responsibility. the reason you wear a facemask is not to protect yourself, but to protect others. in terms of the experience, what problems did your colleagues have during the period when masks were required? the during the period when masks were reuuired? , .,, , , required? the problem is, every time the government _ required? th...

What we are asking is the government do their bit as well. aha, what we are asking is the government do their bit as well.— do their bit as well. a number of unions representing _ do their bit as well. a number of unions representing shop - do their bit as well. a number of| unions representing shop workers do their bit as well. a number of - unions representing shop workers and transport workers have said they are very unhappy with the new announcement on face mass. not so much the people wea...

Attacked _ being attacked, shop workers being attacked. there is a wider issue here _ attacked. there is a wider issue here as — attacked. there is a wider issue here as well about how we deal with this unpleasantness. let here as well about how we deal with this unpleasantness._ this unpleasantness. let me tell you what ive this unpleasantness. let me tell you what ive just _ this unpleasantness. let me tell you what ive just been _ this unpleasantness. let me tell you what ive just been pass...

Give up on accessibility." and the thing is, yes, of course, whenever we have _ thing is, yes, of course, whenever we have a — thing is, yes, of course, whenever we have a terrorist incident, we all have _ we have a terrorist incident, we all have to _ we have a terrorist incident, we all have to step — we have a terrorist incident, we all have to step up to the place and stand _ have to step up to the place and stand up— have to step up to the place and stand up and say we will not be tow...

Pennington were attacked in his constituency in cheltenham in january 2000. andrew pennington died as a result of the attack. it is an incident he doesnt talk about that he has decided to speak today to the bbc. im horrified by it. he was a lovely man, he did the job to the best of his ability. he was a pal and im just devastated that we will never see him again. over 20 years on from the attack in your constituency office on yourself, do you feel more needs to be done to protect mps in these ty...

People? extra laws to protect certain --eole? ~ extra laws to protect certain neale? . i i , extra laws to protect certain --eole? ~ . ., , ., people? well, there already are extra lies to _ people? well, there already are extra lies to protect the - people? well, there already are extra lies to protect the people | people? well, there already are - extra lies to protect the people who face the _ extra lies to protect the people who face the public, such as emergency workers. _ face the public, ...

To make staff safe and that happens. all too often, retail workers are asked to enforce the law but have not had the protection of the law and we need to make sure that changes. this new law only applies to workers in shops. there are calls for similar protection to be put in place to help those serving in pubs and restaurants. as we have tried to recruit people back in the industry the last thing we need is to see any kind of abuse, albeit a small leveljust now, we need to call it out so it doe...

Accept the fact that these roles are here to protect them as well as protect— here to protect them as well as protect that shop workers. having to kind of impressed _ protect that shop workers. having to kind of impressed those _ protect that shop workers. having to kind of impressed those extra - protect that shop workers. having to kind of impressed those extra rulesl kind of impressed those extra rules provokes people clearly. mohammed, if i can just provokes people clearly. mohammed, if i ...

They destroyed everything. everything? everything. they dont keep anything there. raz�*s computer repair shop was looted and then burnt out. he and his pregnant wife had to flee from the upstairs flat with their five children. it totally ruined me because there was nothing left for me, so i was homeless and everything, there was no money there. they burned the kids clothes and everything. that was the bad days. later on the same midsummer�*s evening, the violence moved to the centre of manch...

Weve been talking a lot recently about the difficulties facing employers as the number of staff getting pinged by nhs test and trace continues to rise. now the british retail consortium is calling on the government to make fully vaccinated shop workers exempt from self—isolation rules, to ease the pressure on keeping supermarket shelves fully stocked. we can speak now to the chief executive of the british retail consortium, helen dickinson. what is the situation you are seeing in regard to pro...