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They haven't been forced to close but people have been advised to think twice before going out, and many are choosing to stay at home. that meant an awful lot of cancelled bookings. during lockdowns, hospitality businesses could call on government support. that's not the case now, and the industry says help is badly needed. firstly, we need local authorities to distribute the cash they are currently sitting on that's available to them to give grants to businesses to maintain employment. secondly, we need extended business rates relief so these businesses don't face big bills injanuary. finally...

Hello there. we are keeping hold of this benign weather for the foreseen future. all down to this large blocking area of high pressure which will dominate the weather. there will dominate the weather. there will be a lot of gloomy, cloudy skies but also some sunshine. most places will be dry. we have had that weather front bringing further light and patchy rain to scotland and the northern ireland. the best of the sunshine has been eastern scotland and eastern england. it has been mild with captures into double figures. this evening and overnight, most places stay rather cloudy with some mist ...

Weekend, then drifting towards iceland by sunday and into the start of next week. that will allow some cool air to move in from the north sea. on friday, a similar story, dry, light winds, a lot of cloud. the best of any brightness and eastern scotland and north—east england. temperature wise, may a notch down on today's values, seven to 11 degrees. the weekend, very little change, largely cloudy and grey, and dry, and turning cooler. you can see a lot of cloud around on saturday, may be some brightness in the far south—west. again, high ground avoiding the cloud. temperatures five to 8 de...

Four months, it could get to around six. we are seeing further upward pressure on wholesale gas prices. it went up a lot after august, they are going up again. it is directly related to some of the tensions we are seeing on the border between russia and ukraine, where a lot of europe's gas supply comes through. that will feed through when the next price cap is set for all of us as domestic customers. that will feed through to the next price cap. the ci did through to the next price cap. the city did not _ through to the next price cap. the city did not expect a rise now, you would expect for y...

This is bbc news. the headlines: the country's chief medical officer says the uk could surpass previous records of people admitted to hospital with covid—19 and warns of major challenges in the days ahead. a lot of people simultaneously fall ill and be unwell, isolating or caring for others at the same time across the whole economy. so that side of things, i also do think we need to take quite seriously. the education secretary says the government will try to encourage recently retired staff to consider returning to work, following issues with teacher shortages due to coronavirus. we'll get ...