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Sell come of the stock they - sectors? its important, stores can sell come of the stock they did - sectors? its important, stores can sell come of the stock they did not sell come of the stock they did not sell through christmas. its important for customers, well have the auntie _ important for customers, well have the auntie and uncle who gave us the cash or— the auntie and uncle who gave us the cash or gift _ the auntie and uncle who gave us the cash or gift card, and you are going to go— ...

Centre in liverpool. i know its early, any queues forming there yet?— i know its early, any queues forming there yet? i know its early, any queues forminu there et? ., ., forming there yet? good morning, no, no cueues forming there yet? good morning, no, no queuesiust — forming there yet? good morning, no, no queuesiust yet- — forming there yet? good morning, no, no queuesjust yet. i _ forming there yet? good morning, no, no queuesjust yet. i think— forming there yet? good morning, no, n...

BBC News presenters look back and remember a century of the corporations news coverage. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. [S]

The shops have started giving sales maybe a bit earlier than usual, - but there are still quite a few discounts. - what have you found? anything good? just socks so far. a company that tracks how many people are out at shopping destinations says compared to last year when covid badly affected trading, its an optimistic picture, numbers are up. however, footfall hasnt recovered to what it was before the pandemic. its 30% lower than it was on boxing day 2019, so it is significantly lower. but we m...

The shops for boxing day sales is up on last year — but it still hasn�*t returned to pre—pandemic levels. figures for today already show that so—called footfall is still 30% down compared to 2019. katy austin reports. oxford street in central london filled up as the date went on. yeah, i always come out, its my birthday today, and i dont think its as busy as it used to he — it used to be a lot busier before. people had a lot more bags before. the shops have started giving sales maybe a...

Tim Peake (pictured), a British Army Air Corps officer who spent 185 days in space, went online to thank the Armed Forces for their superb job.

Travel chaos is expected for thousands who are now forced to find alternative plans at short notice. Trains usually start running again on December 26 at a reduced rate.

Millions will hit the road for their festive getaway today in what could become a traffic nightmare, as the AA issues a severe traffic warning and shoppers are warned to avoid Christmas Eve trips.

These stunning pictures of Britains biggest industrial dispute show how Middle England, including women and children, kept calm and carried on in the midst of chaos during the General Strike of 1926.

It comes following a year in which passengers have been plagued by regular disruption and cancellations of services due to rail strikes led by the RMT union.