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Has more. they answered the call from farmers for a modern—day land army. laid—off and furloughed staff up at dawn picking vegetables near thirsk in north yorkshire. in this group, theres a cleaner, a landscape gardener, an outdoor sports teacher, and nathan, a ski instructor, all out of work. it is physical, it hurts your back. i think you get used to it the more you do it. i mean, i definitely recommend it to anyone sitting at home watching netflix. this is nathanjust six weeks ago in the ...

And while no matching shoes turned up, they discovered that steve once bought a pair that might match. and then there was the curious business of the murder weapon. or possible murder weapon. remember the coroners report suggesting carol may have been hit with a golf club? when investigators learned that, something clicked in their memories from their first search through steves house. >> there were golf clubs in his garage. >> so lets go back and seize them, right? >> yeah, seize them and exami...

In the uk, a shortage of seasonal workers to help pick crops has led to a boost in british workers applying for those jobs. usually european laborers are hired. but the coronavirus outbreak has cut off the flow of those coming to do the hard, physical labour needed to deliver the season‘s harvest. the bbc‘s sarah corker has more. they answered the call from farmers for a modern—day land army. laid—off and furloughed staff up at dawn picking vegetables near thirsk in north yorkshire. in t...

For a modern—day land army. laid—off and furloughed staff up at dawn picking vegetables near thirsk in north yorkshire. in this group, there is a cleaner, a landscape gardener, an outdoor sports teacher, and nathan, a ski instructor, all out of work. it is physical, it hurts your back. i think you get used to it the more you do it. i mean, i definitely recommend it to anyone sitting at home watching netflix. this is nathanjust six weeks ago in the alps. when the ski resorts closed, his incom...

Labourers are hired. but the coronavirus outbreak has cut off the flow of those coming to do the hard, physical work needed to deliver the seasons harvest. the bbc‘s sarah corker reports. they answered the call from farmers for a modern—day land army. laid—off and furloughed staff up at dawn picking vegetables near thirsk in north yorkshire. in this group, there is a cleaner, a landscape gardener, an outdoor sports teacher, and nathan, a ski instructor, all out of work. it is physical, it ...

The sector says theres a shortage of 70—thousand workers needed to deliver this seasons harvest. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent sarah corker reports. they answered the call from farmers for a modern—day land army. laid—off and furloughed staff up at dawn picking vegetables near thirsk in north yorkshire. in this group, there is a cleaner, a landscape gardener, an outdoor sports teacher, and nathan, a ski instructor, all out of work. it is physical, it hurts your back. i think you get u...

An appeal for seasonal workers to help pick crops has seen a boost in domestic workers applying for thejobs. britons who‘ve found themselves out of work are responding to industry appeals as coronavirus continues to cut off the usual flow of european labour. the sector says there‘s a shortage of 70,000 workers needed to deliver this season‘s harvest. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent sarah corker reports. they answered the call from farmers for a modern—day land army. laid—off and fur...

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In previous climbs, and with this one he is supporting three medical cause, including the nhs. the nhs saved my life three years ago and theyre saving a lot of peoples lives at the moment, so i was resuscitated three times after my accident. hopefully i can repay them in some small way over the next four days. ed says he hopes to become the first quadriplegic to climb the real everest, but for the next few days, the top of the world lies at the top of the stairs. andy swiss, bbc news. sending hi...

Andi my brain works, id tried everest and i dont know if i will regret it or not but i suppose he will find out this week. the curveball is im doing it all with one leg pretty much because it only got one functioning leg. so that portland does not know what it is and for, i dont think. it is certainly a tall order. mount everest is nearly 9000 metres high while eds staircase is just over three metres so he will have to go up it 2783 times, around 89,000 steps to reach the summit. he has raised m...