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Have air—conditioning. in sussex, visitor attractions say numbers have been decent but there have been other challenges. the only real drawback from the summer has been the pingdemic and the levels of staffing that we had to contend with. in folkestone, they hope there has now been a permanent shift in the perception of holidaying closer to home, but whatever the future holds, summer 2021 will certainly be remembered for the challenges and the opportunities. simonjones, bbc south east today, folkestone. residents in essex are protesting against plans to build 5,000 new homes on green belt la...

Thanks to the "staycation". at bournemouth in dorset, some hotel occupancy rates have been running at nearly 100%, whilst in wiltshire, salisbury cathedral has had double the number of visitors it had last summer. brighton and hove council says it has been a "record summer". but nearly everyone in the tourist industry is worried what will happen next. duncan kennedy reports from bournemouth. this has been the summer where we stayed and played. the south coast is just one area that's seen record numbers of tourists. the summer's gone very, very well indeed. hotels have been north of 90% occupan...

British scientists say a new approach to protecting young african children from malaria could reduce deaths and illness from the disease by 70%. researchers found giving youngsters vaccines — in combination with preventative drugs — brought down the number of patients needing hospital treatment. malaria remains a major threat in many parts of sub—saharan africa, and most of the a00,000 deaths each year from the illness are in the under—5s. car production in the uk fell sharply last month. the society of motor manufacturers and traders said the number of cars produced was down more than...

Will be increased pressure in the weeks ahead. thank you for beini on the weeks ahead. thank you for being on the — the weeks ahead. thank you for being on the programme. - let's get some of the day's other news. uk car production fell sharply last month, marking the worstjuly performance for the industry since 1956, according to the smmt. the global microchip shortage, staff being affected by the so—called pingdemic, and shutdowns meantjust over 53,000 cars were built in the month. that was a drop of 37% compared to july last year. britain's financial regulator, the fca, has warned the wo...

Famous for its piripiri chicken. and if you can't serve it, that's a very big problem. nando's has been running out of stock, hit by problems in its supply chain. and that's meant that dozens of branches have had to temporarily close, like this one. you can probably see the sign just in the doorway there. now, nando's says it is down to staff shortages, but it won't elaborate on that. but, jane, we already know that the food supply chain has been under immense strain in recent months. you've got the hgv driver shortage, the pingdemic. now that has ebbed a bit, but, of course, there are still p...