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UK government considers deploying army, relaxing visas to refuel gas stations

UK government considers deploying army, relaxing visas to refuel gas stations
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BP closes UK gas stations due to shortage of truck drivers - La Prensa Latina Media

BP closes UK gas stations due to shortage of truck drivers - La Prensa Latina Media
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Growing discontent in loyalist community, warns PSNI

Updated / Wednesday, 27 Jan 2021 11:46 Graffiti on a wall along the Belmont Road in east Belfast Discontent in loyalist communities is growing over the Northern Ireland protocol, a senior police officer has warned. More graffiti as well as low-level intelligence and social media monitoring have provided early pointers, but feedback is not causing the force significant concern, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said. The PSNI is braced for more street protests over disruption to trade from the rest of the UK once the coronavirus emergency and lockdown restrictions ease. Assistant Chief Constable Mark McEwan said: We are seeing signals, there are signal incidents that have happened, particularly in recent days.

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Johnson chairs crisis talks as borders close to Britain

Updated / Monday, 21 Dec 2020 20:11 Customers queue at a check-in desk in the departures hall at Terminal 2 of Heathrow Airport in London today A slew of countries closed their borders to Britain today over fears of a highly infectious new coronavirus strain, heightening global panic, causing travel chaos and raising the prospect of UK food shortages days before the Brexit cliff edge. India, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, Russia, Jordan and Hong Kong suspended travel for Britons after Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned that a mutated variant of the virus, up to 70%more transmissible, had been identified in the country. Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Oman closed their borders completely.

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