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Of after—work pub life. there is of course no alcohol in the drinks — at least, not the ones the dogs are enjoying. hello. after another fairly warm and mostly dry day on friday, things are now changing with the weather. we've got some heavy showers and some thunderstorms moving their way in from the south—west and through the course of the weekend, it's going to turn cooler and fresher with some downpours for some places, particularly towards the south. that's down to the fact that this area of low pressure is pushing its way in, and that's going to generate some really heavy downpours ...

Reopening. the outcome of this and other events will be watched closely. they certainly well. and, before we go, a record number of people acquired pets during lockdown and might be wondering what to do with them now restrictions in many places are being lifted. one london bar called the after bark is serving up cocktails for dogs. the owner says they're trying to help people who became dog owners during the pandemic get back into the swing of after—work pub life. there is of course no alcohol in the drinks, at least not the ones the dogs are enjoying. looks like fun, doesn't it? a reminder ...

Hope for the hospitality industry: Serving up what our pubs, bars and restaurants need 'The friendly and generous welcoming of guests' is what the hospitality industry is all about. The pandemic has us all missing our favorite places, but none miss it more than our hosts, the hard-working people at our local bars, restaurants and pubs. It's no secret many are struggling to survive pandemic shutdowns and to meet strict requirements to keep their customers safe. Over the past year AB InBev has rallied to help keep hospitality businesses afloat. We launched pre-paid voucher programs worldwide to...

The stadium seats are empty, and yet here we are right outside, tens of thousands of people gathered in public squares and public parks to try and glimpse a bit of the action. and if you go in the streets round here, the restaurants are all full, life is going on as normal. there's some pretty strange logic going on here. translation: i am sure the government is taking measures to prevent the spread of the virus by separating the athletes from the public, so i'm not worried. for some, these scenes show the ban on olympic spectators is unnecessary, but with covid cases in tokyo climbing rapidly...