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Jerry hayes, and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. As always , i want to hear from as always, i want to hear from you. Its the most important part of the programme. Email me. Male mog at gbnews. Com and now its male mog at gbnews. Com and now wsfime male mog at gbnews. Com and now its time for the news of the day with middlehurst. Day with polly middlehurst. Jacob thank you. Good evening to you. Well, the top story tonight is that a Home Office Source has within the last hour told gb news the bibby stockholm accommodation barge will not be taking new arrivals tomorrow and it could...

Interview today, the Prime Minister told gb news housing Illegal Migrants in hotels and flats is completely wrong and said all alternatives like the bibby stockholm are being sought as interim measures. Whats going on currently is completely wrong. Weve got a situation which is unfair. British taxpayers are forking out £6 million a day to house Illegal Migrants in hotels and other accommodation. Thats other accommodation. Thats clearly wrong. Its clearly unfair and thats why i want to put an end to it. Well, the bibby stockholm can accommodate up to 500 people, but new figures show that more ...

Wednesday's Afternoon Update | 1/20/2021 The sky’s the limit: Space Coast expects another strong year of launches in 2021 Rockets launch almost every week just a few miles north of Rusty’s Seafood & Oyster Bar in Cape Canaveral. The restaurant shakes when a spacecraft breaks the sound barrier and leaves Earth behind. Commercial space launches from companies like SpaceX, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, helped drive the Space Coast economy in 2020 despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Signs point to an even stronger 2021, especially for the private space industry. “Praise Elon,” said Rhett Fi...

Experts suggest targeting invasive pythons for key COVID vaccine ingredient Kimberly Kuizon reports SARASOTA, Fla. - Deep in the Florida Everglades, Dusty Crum -- known as the Wildman -- is on the hunt for pythons.  "We are going to save the wildlife in the Everglades, that’s my mission," he said. The invasive snakes have been destroying the native wildlife for years. Now working with researchers, he believes there's another reason to hunt down the snakes: They may contain a key ingredient used for the COVID-19 vaccine.  "There's some really healing properties in the snake. If you go back...