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Urban gull crackdown begins as city councils given power to take eggs from nests in new pilot scheme Two cities are to be allowed to take action without asking for permission from Natural England in cases where health and safety are at risk Gordon Dugan, gull control officer in Worcester  Credit: John Robertson  Urban gulls face a crackdown in two British cities as councils are to be handed powers to take eggs from nests in a first for England. Under a pilot run by Natural England experts at Bath and Worcester councils are set to be allowed to make decisions about managing gull numbers with...

(Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden’s victory is already leading to consequences for Wall Street, as U.S. regulators are scrapping a Trump-era policy that critics contend helped insulate firms from tougher penalties.At issue are waivers that banks, hedge funds and other financial companies must obtain to protect themselves from knock-on sanctions that are automatically triggered when they settle enforcement cases with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In a major policy shift, the SEC said Thursday it would make it harder for firms to obtain such reprieves.The implications for finan...

Having american company expand their operations. >> free but fair trade. what is china expecting from trump when it comes to trade action? >> we have heard a number of different topics raise as donald trump is on campaign trail. since he comes to office he underscored that a few times. his top diplomat was in washington on monday and tuesday and trade was on that as well. wilbur ross took office, he said that he is looking an enforcement cases to go to two but did not single out china just yet. >> john, great to speak with

Flying nearby. in a just-published report the "washington post" counts more than 70 close calls this month alone. it says the faa has acknowledged the growing problem and its inability to effectively address anytime a statement. the faa says it is working with police to identify these drone operators and has "levied civil penalties for a number of unauthorized flights in various parts of the country and has dozens of opened enforcement cases." the risk? one of those small aircraft destroying a propeller, jet engine or windshield as pilots report droeng flying well above their altitude linlts. ...

That had somewhat of a mixed reviews. the christian coalition had some issues with some enforcement cases and the commission tried to bring. willing to court against the coalition and lost the case rather decisively for the most part. >> safe to say that there is enough there to investigate the warrant for the investigation, right? >> well, i think congress needs to continue doing oversight of the fec and the irs. we have communication between fec and irs which is not in the ordinary course of the fec business. it seems odd. it seems odd that an investigator would reach out to lois lerner dire...