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The real challenge is to keep it closed and maintain that. we got thousands of people down here every single day, regardless of the weather, and they use the water every single day. you know, we had big fences up, we employed a security company to manage those fences, and we had to kind of police the situation, and that was really difficult for us because it's the opposite of the thing we're here to do, you know? we want people to enjoy the water and enjoy the area so we had, like, a real moral issue with that. it was sort of against what we're here for. how are you? good, good, good! i came u...

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Eased earlier this month, crowds flocked to beaches in bournemouth and southend, but in other parts of the uk — where stricter lockdown is still in place — many tourist destinations remained quiet. adam mcclean has more. in scotland, beaches were largely empty. and in northern ireland and wales, people are still told to stay home. this was southend—on—sea. in what looks like any normal bank holiday — but this was yesterday. a scene repeated in other english beauty spots in the middle of a global pandemic. thousands enjoying the sun and the sand. in seaside towns, there are concerns a...

That was robin gibson reporting. fascinating, isn't it? let's bring you up—to—date with some other news this morning. seafronts across england were busy over the weekend as sun seekers tried to make the most of the bank holiday weather. with travel restrictions eased earlier this month, crowds flocked to beaches in bournemouth and southend. but in other parts of the uk, where stricter lockdown is still in place, many tourist destinations remained quiet. adam mcclean has more. in scotland, beaches were largely empty, and in northern ireland and wales, people are still told to stay home. thi...