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Drop. largely because people are being very cautious around the 0micron. they are self censoring, they are staying away from busy places. but a greater proportion of people are visiting retail parks, possibly because they are open air with large stores, easy to park. comparing the 27th of december 2021, to the same day in 2019, central london took the biggest hit, with would down 50%. in wales, where, like the other devolved nations there are tighter covid restrictions, the drop was 40.3%. northern ireland saw a decline in footfall of 36.6%. and in scotland, that the drop was 33.3%. iotufe foo...

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15 or 10 degrees. on wednesday germany recorded highest temperature since records began 40.5 degrees celsius in the west of the country it breaks the previous record of 40.3 cents in 2015 i mean this is the 3rd time this decade we've had 40 degree heat in germany and the gaps are getting smaller this extreme heat is definitely due to climate change. and it's the 2nd time this summer that europe has begun didn't record temperatures the advice is to stay hydrated and do whatever you can to keep cool. we're. well here in germany the descendants of the last german emperor kaiser wilhelm the 2nd ar...

Democrats were hoping to take back. right now, the republican candidate, marsha blackburn, is ahead with a significant lead. 66% of the vote. and change. the democrat, phil bredesen is behind. indiana, mike braun, republican challenger, is ahead in the race. 55.6 55.6%, he has that much of the vote. joe donnelly, incumbent democrat, 40.3%. this, again, is trump country, but a democrat there, republicans are trying to take it back. same story in florida. the republican challenger is ahead. but it is still very, very close. 50.2% of the vote for rick scott. the democratic incumbent, third-term i...

We're back now and following all the developments in the race in our special election coverage. let's go to kansas now. look at the one in kansas now. kris kobach pulled into the lead now, 40.9% to jeff colyer's 40.3%. this one is too close to call as well, and keep in mind, chris kobach is the candidate that the president threw his support behind. jeff colyer, though, is the incumbent there. so an interesting move by the president. we'll keep you updated on that. but we have other news we need to cover. another big night tonight, to cover. rick gates, the former right-hand man to paul manaf...