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If robert's drivers get irish licences, then european tours should be possible. he now has to pay £130,000 for them all to attend a training course in ireland. hope you've got clean feet. they have kitted out a trailer for accommodation. tv, microwave, fridge, _ and the most underrated but most important thing, air conditioning. the people here, they have got families and everything else. we're making decisions about their lives and they are trusting us so it would be nice to have some guidance at some point, but in the meantime, we get on with it, that's what we do and we're here and we won'...

We were the forgotten industry when it came to brexit. it was almost as if they didn't know we existed. these are the kinds of goods that we are storing at the minute. so these are some logs. in the first few months, they survived by transporting anything. we've gone from rock'n�*roll to toilet rolls. we're transporting everything and anything from toilet rolls to logs. the government says it's disappointed the eu didn't accept its proposals for the music industry, and it's encouraging member states to be flexible. what we're looking at is the rear yard of our facility in holland, which is a...

Michael, the course? all finished? you haven't finished the course? the course? yeah, finished the course. yeah. robert's plan to save his music touring business has hit another problem. basing his trucks in holland will allow the vehicles to move more freely around europe. but now he's discovered his british drivers won't be able to drive them. we thought, you know, we've invested £3.5 million by buying a facility in europe, to overcome the brexit thing, and be ahead of the game, and then this hit us. the solution involves another eu country — ireland, which has special rules.

Going to ten to cut services or bring down the cost of pensions. >> it would save the city billions over time but voters had to approve it first. that was hardly a slam dunk in a county that vot voted 70% for obama in 2008. reed pushed his case hard, demonizing city workers says firefighter robert s api en. >> trying to convince the public things were bad in the city because of employees. in some cases people have been accosted in grocery stores. >> from the firefighters and police officers perspective have you heard the stories they have been verbally abused and treated with scorn? >> there h...

Going to ten to cut services or bring down the cost of pensions. >> it would save the city billions over time but voters had to approve it first. that was hardly a slam dunk in a county that vot voted 70% for obama in 2008. reed pushed his case hard, demonizing city workers says firefighter robert s api en. >> trying to convince the public things were bad in the city because of employees. in some cases people have been accosted in grocery stores. >> from the firefighters and police officers perspective have you heard the stories they have been verbally abused and treated with scorn? >> there h...