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with the streets deserted, the county lines gangs no longer have the cover they once relied on. they had to change the way that they operated. there was some anecdotal evidence of them using supermarket car parks to try and get some cover of other people, some suggestion that perhaps they were using key worker status to be able to move themselves around. prices went up. if prices go up, violence goes up, so criminals will adapt. after an initial shortage of drugs and a corresponding spike in prices, it's not long before it's business as usual. i don't think there's been any difference in relation to the busyness of the market. just because there's a global pandemic on, people have still got an addiction and they've got to feed that addiction. this guy in front of us is a user.
limu emu... and doug. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken?
with the streets deserted, the county lines gangs no longer have the cover they once relied on. they had to change the way that they operated. there was some anecdotal evidence of them using supermarket car parks to try and get some cover of other people, some suggestion that perhaps they were using key worker status to be able to move themselves around. prices went up. if prices go up, violence goes up. so criminals will adapt. after an initial shortage of drugs and a corresponding spike in prices, it's not long before its business as usual. i don't think there's been any difference in relation to the busyness of the market. just because there's a global pandemic on, people have still got an addiction and they've got to feed that addiction.
she'll revisit her plan with fidelity. and with a scenario that makes it a possibility, she'll enjoy her dream right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/directoram right now. and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive.
we are here today in st george's chapel to commit into the hands of god the soul of his servant prince philip, duke of edinburgh. for his resolute faith and loyalty, for his high sense of duty and integrity, for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth.
but first here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. a husband and wife, a photograph from the queen's private collection, an image from a strong marriage. and a reminder that today there is a wife saying farewell to a beloved partner of 73 years. inside windsor castle, st george's chapel has been made ready. the duke of edinburgh's many decorations have been placed on the altar. close by, the seat he used to occupy, the enamelled stall plate is in place. but his insignia as a knight of the garter has been removed. it will be in this section of the chapel, known as the quire, where the 30 members of the congregation will be seated around the catafalque bearing the duke's coffin. the funeral procession will have made its way to the chapel from the castle's quadrangle. just after 2:40pm, his coffin
entrance to be placed on the land rover. at 2:45, the small procession will step off for the eight—minute journey through the castle. some members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin. the queen will follow in a limousine. the route will be lined by the military. at 2:53, the coffin will arrive at the west steps of st george's chapel. it will be borne to the top of the steps, where it will pause. at three o'clock, a one—minute silence will be observed, before the coffin enters the chapel for the funeral service. inside the chapel, the queen will sit by herself. like all the 30 members of the congregation, she will wear a mask. at one point, the chapel will echo to the bugle call for action stations — a reminder of the duke's service as an officer in the royal navy in the second world war. in the town of windsor, many of the residents have their own stories of the duke. you would see him out on his
will be drawn up. a few moments after 2:40 tomorrow, the duke's coffin will be borne from the state entrance to be placed on the land rover. at 2:45, the small procession will step off for the eight—minute journey through the castle. some members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin. the queen will follow in a limousine. the route will be lined by the military. at 2:53, the coffin will arrive at the west steps of st george's chapel. it will be borne to the top of the steps, where it will pause. at three o'clock, a one—minute silence will be observed, before the coffin enters the chapel for the funeral service. inside the chapel, the queen will sit by herself. like all the 30 members of the congregation, she will wear a mask. at one point, the chapel will echo to the bugle call for action stations — a reminder of the duke's service as an officer in the royal navy in the second world war.
the service detachments will be drawn up. a few moments after 2:40 tomorrow, the duke's coffin will be borne from the state entrance to be placed on the land rover. at 2:45, the small procession will step off for the eight—minute journey through the castle. some members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin. the queen will follow in a limousine. the route will be lined by the military. at 2:53, the coffin will arrive at the west steps of st george's chapel. it will be borne to the top of the steps, where it will pause. at three o'clock, a one—minute silence will be observed, before the coffin enters the chapel for the funeral service. inside the chapel, the queen will sit by herself. like all the 30 members of the congregation, she will wear a mask. at one point, the chapel will echo to the bugle call for action stations — a reminder of the duke's service as an officer in the royal navy in the second world war. in the town of windsor,