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After todays deadline to for a deal passes without agreement. Everyone owes it to the people of Northern Ireland to grasp that and provide the Political Leadership and stability that they want. And, how prepared are we for tomorrows release of the new one pound coin . Its 5 oclock. Our main story is that theresa may has been meeting Nicola Sturgeon, face to face, for the First Time Since the snp demanded a new independence referendum. The First Minister wants another vote within two years , saying that brexit has transformed the situation since the original vote. The Prime Minister has restate...

Argentinas new Treasury Minister acts fast to stabilize the beleaguered peso selling dollar reserves in a much welcomed move but can he solve the countrys underlying problems including its massive pile of debt. Also coming up its legal bills are mounting now german heavyweight buyer is selling its Animal Health unit to free up cash. And fasten your seat belts singapore is getting ready to launch a trial itself driving buses. This is your Business Report im stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us argentina welcome to new Treasury Minister on tuesday and on the coons it wasted no time in d...

Data. one, that our export performance coming out of the endemic seems to be weaker than countries so it may be that the introduction of a more customs controls and of paper to fill in and hurdles tojump through controls and of paper to fill in and hurdles to jump through has caused problems in our own institute members who are supporting back. and also in some parts of the economy certainly not everywhere, so companies that were particularly reliant on migrant workers, who were coming to the uk perfectly legally but may have been less likely to do so now that britain has left the eu. it is ha...

After the terrible disruption from yesterday and all the impact that it had on travellers and truck drivers and our local communities, i'm very pleased that police aux frontieres have turned up with a strong complement of officers to man the booths. we've had 12 in from the early hours of this morning, we've got another four on the way, and so the processing time through the port has improved. congestion has been building around neighbouring folkestone on the a20. that is having a knock—on effect on eurotunnel services, too. from leaving the junction 12 of the motorway, it took us seven hour...

And a major incident at the port of dover. what all this suggests though is that the infrastructure that is in place to get people from the uk to france and back again is very fragile, that it does not take much for things to go wrong and to see the chaos that we are seeing. is this something we should just expect more of as more people decide to travel post—covid and the pandemic, and there is more demands on the services of ferries and the eurotunnel? i think you have to look at the way the infrastructure was created. this infrastructure is created for borderless travel, so when the channe...