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Festivals in the world, the edinburgh fringe, finally gets under way today — after its cancellation last summer because of the pandemic. time to look at what's happening in our regions from across the uk. comments by the prime minister about the closure of coal mines by margaret thatcher have been condemned as an insult to former mining communities. borisjohnson said she gave the uk "a big early start" in the move away from coal—fired power by closing "so many coal mines". 0pponents have seized on his remarks and called on him to apologise. east midlands today's political editor tony roe r...

Europe. they have seen their jobs and income decline over the last 20 years. now they are furious. ., , ., ., ., ., furious. now you find a lot of --eole, furious. now you find a lot of people, especially _ furious. now you find a lot of people, especially in - furious. now you find a lot of people, especially in the - people, especially in the cities, they have not even a clue what timing means. so if they have two tomato is in their garden, in front of the window, they think they understand farming and they know how to do organic farming. 0pponents also argue a ban could seriously weaken lan...

But minutes after a rather bizarre smoke bomb launch ceremony, the council said introduction would be delayed by two weeks. this is all about air pollution. back in march, the government was prosecuted for failing to meet standards for a really nasty polluting gas called nitrogen dioxide, very bad for your health. clean—air zones are designed to address the problem by restricting access to polluting vehicles. 0pponents say small businesses and those on low incomes will be hit hard. you're encouraged to buy diesel cars by the government over a number of years because they were more efficient ...