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And conditions behind the app — especially after you've had a few. however the next round is ordered, the chief question is, who's paying? cheers, guys. colletta smith, bbc news, in manchester. an apprenticeship is usually in trades like plumbing, hairdressing or brick—laying — but one town in devon has been giving young people training in stilt—walking, clowning and puppetry. it's part of an effort to give traditional seaside entertainment a boost, and attract more visitors. sarah ransome went to have a look. roll up, roll up, come and see the punch and judy show! echoing the past on ...

Are here to stay, with more and more venues offering apps as an option for customers to order. but for most of us, the reality is we'll never read the terms and conditions behind the app — especially after you've had a few. however the next round is ordered, the chief question is, who's paying? cheers, guys. colletta smith, bbc news, in manchester. an apprenticeship is usually in trades like plumbing, hairdressing or brick—laying — but one town in devon has been giving young people training in stilt—walking, clowning and puppetry. it's part of an effort to give traditional seaside ente...

Because it's easier, you don't have to queue up. however the next round is ordered, the chief question is, who's paying? cheers, guys. colletta smith, bbc news, in manchester. you're watching bbc breakfast. still to come... we'll meet the woman who was bullied at school for having alopecia. now chloe asford—smith is a beauty queen with hopes of becoming the next miss england. we'll have that shortly, and bring you the latest news and weather. now it's time for the weather with carol. good morning. if you are stepping out there is some missed my grandma got run of this morning, particularly o...

Or you've got an app aversion, the reality is that these things are here to stay, with more and more venues offering apps as an option for customers to order. but for most of us, the reality is we'll never read the terms and conditions behind the app — especially after you've had a few. however the next round is ordered, the chief question is, who's paying? cheers, guys. colletta smith, bbc news, in manchester. an apprenticeship is usually in trades like plumbing, hairdressing or brick—laying, but one town in devon has been giving young people training in stilt—walking, clowning and pupp...