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Of his own party. our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart, explained more on the prolonged discussions surrounding the northern ireland protocol it appears to be taking slightly longer than some people predicted initially. the northern ireland protocol is part of the fallout of the brexit deal. it means that northern ireland has to follow some eu rules. the whole idea is to keep the border on the island of ireland open. it is not liked by the dup, the main unionist party in northern ...

0ur political correspondent david wallace lockhart joins us from westminster now. what did we learn, david? so, reeta, the protocol — what did we learn, david? so, reeta, the protocol of _ what did we learn, david? so, reeta, the protocol of course _ what did we learn, david? so, reeta, the protocol of course was _ what did we learn, david? so, reeta, the protocol of course was a - the protocol of course was a controversial fallout of the brexit deal which sees northern ireland still subject t...

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SHETLAND Amenity Trust has appointed local knitwear designer Donna Smith as the new curator of the annual wool week on a two year term. A firmly established name in the textile industry, Smith produces and hand dyes her own Shetland wool, Langsoond Yarn, and last year published...

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Switch. the bbc has also revealed that magistrates were on occasion waving through forced entry to install metres in peoples homes. it is the job of 0fgem, the energy regulator, to make sure due process is being followed by the suppliers. the energy secretary said this week he believed 0fgem were having the wool pulled over their eyes, therefore believing suppliers before customers. energy companies were given until midnight last night to given until midnight last night to give evidence to say h...

Dont they? they do. it has been quite traumatic for a lot of - dont they? they do. it has been. quite traumatic for a lot of energy companies. these are the prepayment meters. you top them up and pay as you go rather than having a direct debit. they are installed by energy companies when customers are struggling and falling into arrears. there is a place for them. energy companies need to recoup that money. some customers say it gives them a greater sense of control. but the numbers of customers...

Nuns to get back in the labor force. >> greg: that would be -- flying anyones. an underrated show. boy, sally field was hot back then. probably still is charlie. what do you think, sally field? what do you think? >> charlie: shes a marvelous actress. >> greg: she is a marvelous actress but is she hot in your eyes. >> charlie: always. >> greg: all right, lets move on then. kat? thats all im going to get from charlie tonight. kat what do you make of this? is this progress? whats next? >> studio ch...

Napkins. as you know, we recently updated our uniforms so ill take some questions. right here. >> yes. what are you going to be doing about the fighting thats on board? >> well, we designed a break away cashmere for our flight attendants in the event theyre involved in an altercation. the extra fine wool comes from nervous goats so it just dissolves at the slightest touch. >> over here, what about the faa shutdown? >> youll be happy to know while flights were grounded, we did not miss a single s...