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Solution. we think it is the other way around. you know, further lockdowns is going to decimate the industry. i think going to decimate the industry. ithinka going to decimate the industry. i think a number of the hospitality operators still, in spite of all the government aid that they have had, are teetering on the brink. if you push them into another shutdown, i think you will see a lot of business failures. it might not happen until first quarter of 2021, but they will happen. so we have had to make some redundancies, unfortunately. the uncertainty around the opening and closing of hospita...

Office workers here in manchester into full in england from next week, city centre, there is no lunchtime rush at this pub. to try to drum up that could have a huge impact on the trade they have their festive menu appear but so far no—one is looking that far ahead. should pubs close to hospitality industry, bars, get the infection rate down? i think restau ra nts, hospitality industry, bars, restaurants, things like entertainment and event struggling to get back to any sort of if it is necessary, then get the infection rate down? i think normality. just to put in context if it is - necessary...

Freshers week. road hauliers have reacted angrily to a warning from the government that there could be queues of 7000 lorries in kent, if companies fail to prepare for customs changes at the end of the brexit transition period. they've accused ministers of trying to shift blame for the possible impact of no trade deal being agreed with the eu. the government says it isn't pointing the finger of blame, but is keen to encourage businesses to focus on trade preparations. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, reports. decades of seamless cross—channel trade without checks will come to an end when ...

The single market and customs union in 100 days' time. and the warning from government is that everyone should plan on the basis that thousands of lorries could be stranded in kent. it is the worst nightmare for traders, particularly in perishable goods, such as david catt from kent. 24 hours in the life of the produce is a long time. and we put an order in this morning for holland that will be here at 2am tomorrow morning, and if that order doesn't arrive at 2am tomorrow morning, i've got no produce to load onto my vehicles. the produce has to be here on time, otherwise the whole of my busine...