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Translation: even though i had my shoes shined in the morning, i let them do it to help them. have you ever seen at this bad in afghanistan, economically? translation: from morning to evening, most customers coming to my shop wanted to shine shoes. 150 people like that come here every day. the money pervez oz will help feed his family today. but food prices are rising. and the rent is overdue. are you happy you're your family? let's get more on the uk government's decision to not introduce more restrictions in england. it means night clubs and bars will remain open in england. michael kill is ...

Frustrating. as you can appreciate come up with some of the measures put in place, particularly nightclubs have been closed and we are still calling for some very clear evidence of the reasoning behind this and even more importantly, now the prime minister in england has decided to stay on course with plan b. so there are some huge questions that need to be answered and we will be pushing for things to be clear or given more clarity but without a doubt, at the moment, it is devastating for the devolved governments and they are suffering hugely as hospitality businesses and nightclubs, and the ...

Michael kill is the chief executive of the night time industry association and says it's a relief venues in england will be staying open for the new year celebrations. people are very keen to trade, particularly around new year's eve. once we've got past the christmas day celebrations where people were concerned about infecting, or the virus getting to some of the sort of elderly relatives etc, many people are now sort of focused on new year's eve. and it's notjust about new year's eve for us. i mean, it's bigger than that. it's the start of a recovery and we believe that we've created safe en...

The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) has penned a last-minute letter to the Prime Minister requesting that he ends uncertainty about post-Christmas Covid restrictions.

The Night Time Industries Association said the UK late-night economy has already ‘suffered enormous damage’.