ah, ah ah, ah was, ah dw lives from berlin a 3rd cove in 1900 ways across the africa. corona virus cases are boring again, across the continent and vaccine campaigns cannot keep up masks if t is making it more difficult for authorities to tackle the numbers. also coming up, it has been called germany's biggest post war fraud scandal. a year after the wire card fiasco was exposed to a parliamentary committee slammed angle americans,

government cor, failing to stop the global scale. and the un call for the great barrier reef to be added to his in danger list. but australia the out fight that we will find out what has gone so badly wrong with the natural wonder pluck shots, holiday charity with hungry l t. p t q. community get projected european football and governing body locks plans to light up. the rena with rainbow colors for germany's match against hungary. it says the sport must have politically neutral. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the world health, organization, war and stuff, the global vaccine distribution program to help poor countries is failing. only 80000000 doses have so far been delivered through the kofax program. the w h o says

the shortfall, least half of all recipients states unable to sustain their vaccination program. the warning is coming as the african continent experiences. a 3rd wave of the pandemic with new infections increasing by 20 percent week over week congo. namibia and uganda are especially hard hit with each of these countries seeing its highest rate of new infections since the pandemic, the gap. and we take a closer look now at south africa, which is also suffering from a rapid rise in case number's a 3rd wave. there is adding to the over $1700000.00 confirmed cases of the virus in the country of the highest figure anywhere on the continent. it is prompted south african presidency, rama poster to call on developed nations to n vaccine hoarding. the w, adrienne crease reports the message, shouldn't be new to anyone one and

a half years into adobe pandemic. what's your hands maintain? social distance, where mosque, but the disaster management offices in cape town, i've observed that more and more people and not sticking to the rule. i'll lead to them really to consider the loved ones, even though they may be resistant to comply with total. but they must think of the family members in the lab wanted because how would they feel divided? they don't want to comply with people. i don't and potentially losing a loved one, not wearing math in public as a criminal offense in south africa. yet many people don't, but mostly this mosque and everything is for the rich people. you know what i mean because they have so a lot of money, they don't want to die. bullet eating us. it is tiring. it is tara, it's better for those who go to school like kids now there must called 2 days a week. like, it's all, it's frustrating man, it's frustrating for

a lot of close to me. died because are 400 on the 2nd wave. so what are you doing this 10 belief so far, the province of how ting around south africa, economic have you had this book has been hit particularly hard making up for more than 60 percent. you infection? scientists expect strict locked down rules soon, but will the 3rd way fits the entire country harder than the 2nd? no, we don't expect to in the, the areas at listing the coastal provinces of south africa would be worse than the 2nd wave. why that is because the 2nd wave was very severe in the coastal regions of south africa. and we also know from the science that we have done that the people that got infected with the parents had released a very high level antibodies. so we expect to see a kind of population immunity around because we will take

care of the management team encouraging be able to lead to sign up for what you will recall and from war. let's bring in now dr. mary steven, she is the technical officer at the w h o regional office for africa. thank you so much for your time. and i'd like to begin by asking you about what south africa as president has been saying, criticizing a lack of access to vaccines, produced in western countries and urging world leaders to end vaccine nationalism. it's estimated that only 2 percent of people on the constant haven't you been vaccinated? how are you staying the situation this nation situation on the continent. so i thought today we have, we see about these 29.4. so you to call us. and by that

3rd donations so far, we have a nice touch up with the media and the thought about $0.73 of these last seasons have been tough. so if you look at these, comparing to what has been globally above 2.4, you don't see an uppercase to, to, to vary. so call me please. how did you do it for him to see 100 people in how you come countries. another 3 does the people, you know, we've got, well, we have one be 12000000 people that would be but, but that's, that's not a lot when you, when you look at a compared to the population and we know that you have been trying to address some of these supply issues, for example, yesterday the w h o announced plans for setting up a vaccine production hub in south africa to reduce the dependence on imports. how quickly can this actually help though, when, when vaccines are needed to,

urgently yeah, this is needed and if you have very good news. so i thought because the holding themselves up because b, m, i and it, well, technology definitely seems like on the continent, we need many more countries to start to do this. but seeing why in the meantime, we also book it for additional but generally for, for africa if trisha the, in the contents of the way. so we can quickly expand the about creation, which i'd like to ask you about, you know, the overall situation now and your concerns, perhaps going forward because we have seen the more transmissible or what appears to be the more transmissible delta variant ravaging through india. for example, now rapidly spreading and other areas of the world, how concerned are you about the impact that it could have on the african continent?

yes, we are very concerned about the total weight of the league. so many countries now have to be to full countries like media, democrats, of congo. and majority of these countries already have different values. they have the full value. we have about 25 countries. we have the money and you know about the buy and then the depth about it for 2 countries and didn't continue successfully, which we definitely do. so we know that highly, highly musical and this is also something i've done for the continent in this direction where people fly peak they are not on the defense must, will be very seriously used to be fought with. some of these major

does happen to be open be economy. so we use a very good situation of a condition for the violence which is trisha new. we're very close to population where national bridge very, very little. we thank you so much for joining us, dr. mary. steven technical officer at the w h. l regional office for africa to tell us a little bit more about the initiatives that you have on the continents and how the situation is developing. we appreciate your time. thank you. and here's a look elsewhere at the latest developments. independent mac, india gave out a record a point, $3000000.00 vaccine doses on monday, under a campaign to inoculate. all adults, italy will lift a requirement that people wear face masks out doors from june 28th tokyo olympics. organizers plan to allow the sale of alcohol according to local media and decision,

drawing criticism from residents who face curves on access to bars and pups. north korea says that it has tested more than $30000.00 people without finding a single infection. experts doubt the claim because of the countries poor health infrastructure. turning to colombia now, which has lost over 100000 people to the corona virus pandemic, and has recorded a new 24 hour record of almost 650 deaths. the president, even duke a has pointed his finger squarely at the 10s of thousands of people who have taken to the streets to protest his government in recent weeks to k, pointed out a statement, or rather put out a statement saying that the protests had cost tens of thousands of lives, nearly 15000000, jap, delivered and yet still not enough to slow down this new wave of corona, virus infections in columbia. the nation ranks 10 in the world until infection,

and then fatalities. people are worried that he's them and they want to go look in the more book. sadly, we have read 100000 deaths. the truth is that the health system is that a breaking point? it was all i mean can was part of the city. those of us who have lost loved ones, we know how the situation is. the government is returning everything back to normal, but the numbers are too high and i do not agree with this. the more i am very sad that we reached that figure in one way or another. people are not fully aware of it because there's so much responsibility in the streets or not. and it's partly government negligence. part of the governments is the blame lies elsewhere. the health ministry put out a statement describing reason protests where thousands of people took to the streets against tax sykes and corruption as

a super spreading events. the last crowd, the main breeding ground for this disease spread exponentially meaning exponentially element if we didn't have large crowds in the last 6 to 7 weeks, more than 10000 deaths could have been prevented the new owners and as would be my phases minus but at the same time restrictions to kept the spread of virus were lifted and at least 2 of the 4 most contagious corona virus variance arrived in columbia. now the intensive care units of hospitals are filling up and health workers, fear essential supplies may run out well wire card. the name stands for the biggest financial scandal in the history of germany ever since the company's

collapse and investigative committee has been trying to shed light on what happened today. the german parliament debates the final report. a year ago, june 2020 the financial services provider filed for insolvency. previously, it had become known that 1900000000 euros were missing from wire card balance sheet . within a few days, the company stock plummeted from $100.00 euro's to just one euro, $0.41. that also plunge many private and small investors into financial ruin. how did it happen? they were red flags, but apparently no checks are diverse that ernst and young have been criticized for having given their okay to the balance sheets. but germany's government watchdog boffin also failed us get more on all of that. i am joined by the w. me, hey, the cook nor our chief political editor. so mikaela, 1st i'd like to ask you about this. perla mentary committee report that has come,

come out and is being debated as we've heard. what are the major findings while the major findings are that there was a lot of conspiracy, there is a lot of disbelief that those signs were there fairly early on that that even was a report by co mat spunk, and which was pushed aside by wire cards. appearance as a financial service provider, and that, that information simply wasn't taken in even leading to angle americans. none other than the chancellor herself and trying to lobby sense to the full wire card, even at the end of 2019. when all of these facts were on the table. so the over arching finding is that at best the government was naive and it was just there are signs that it might have been complicit in. what amount to the

biggest financial failure here in germany. since the financial crisis and its cover was blown, there was a lot of criminality involved here because 1900000000 euros, cynthia couldn't be found by ernestine young actually in the end to then refuse to certify that so quite a juicy scandal indeed. but the report stopped sort of pinning the blame but, but nevertheless, i mean there is a cloud of potential complicity now hanging over the government mikaela. so how is that likely to impact the vote that we have coming up in september and the country has exactly because you mentioned the government, but that's to coalition party, the social democrats and finance, municipal finance minister and new chance the candidate left. so it's an i'm going to michael's party is trying to pin a lot of blame on him personally. because after all, he is the over arching figure whose responsibility it is to make sure that that

oversight body, the boffin actually does its still properly. well, clearly it didn't. it's both was replaced with the social democrat side saying, well, hang on a minute. this was the entire government that with a web of connections right into policy making that allowed this to happen. so in the end, them blame was distribution along those party lines. but a lot of lessons to be learned for the future and the newly restricted boss in the financial authority chief political editor may hear the cosigner. thank you. and here's some other stories making headlines. in saying 9 in prison, kathlyn activists were set to be pardoned. they were jailed for trying to turn the region of catalonia into an independent state 4 years ago. the spanish cabinet in madrid is likely to approve prime minister pedro sanchez's request for the pardon

made. he had to bring reconciliation. south korean president, moon j. n has met with the new us envoy for north korea on kim, kim said the us hopes the north will agree to new talks. this despite a statement from the powerful system, korean leader, kim jong fun, dismissing hope of a meeting, not drinking coffee, you can cut your risk of deadly liver diseases. that's from a study just out in the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or detached coffee are less likely to develop or die from such diseases. the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites, according to a un scientific committee. that recommendation has angered the australian government. the reef is a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the

endangered list. the human body says the decline and quarrel is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get more we are joined by rebecca, i'm or she is a journalist. she is based in sydney, rebecca australia saying that the recommendation is politically motivated, that it will challenge it. what's behind this controversy? will is trailyn environment minister susan les, his said she was blindsided by this proposal. and in fact, the united nations had assured the strategy and government that this kind of recommendation on the race would not be made ahead of the july meeting. the environment says that the proposal has partially deviated from the normal process and that it has failed to include the latest information on what the sterling government is doing to mitigate the damage to the rates. so that includes restoration of karl as well as some water quality management. susan les says that

it's jelly a has been singled out and she will challenge the proposal. however, marina here in australia are saying that a given the damage done to the race already and the conditions, conditions that continues to face. this proposal does make sense. tell us a little bit more about that damage, rebecca. i mean, you know, what has it been in recent years and what is being done to counteract it? so in the last 5 years, also a lawyer and there has been 3 major carl bleaching events, an ocean warming, water quality pollution, even inappropriate fishing use, as well as the crown of coal and star face, which is a major credit if it's on types of carl they could cause significant damage to the race massive carl last some of which can't be undone. you visited the race we understand not long ago. we're about to see you in a, in a, in

a video shot actually coming up. what has been your personal impression of the condition of the reef and how it is you have seen it evolved over the years? so i went to the race earlier this month a couple of weeks ago, and i went to 3 different sites on the race. and i know in the rain next time, but i was surrounded by an abundance of healthy fish and healthy carl. it's important to remember that the great barrier reef is made us about 2 or 3000 individual size. and there's absolutely no doubt that many of they have been destroyed and completely damaged in some cases. so the preservation and all the restoration of the focus of the rafe at this time. and the big question is we've heard how exactly that happens and under what classification internationally as well rebecca am, are filling us in on all the details. they're joining us from sydney. thank you. at

your a 2022 groups wrapped up on monday in group. see all 3 joins the netherlands and qualifying for the last 16. while there was a night of drama and group b and copenhagen. denmark hammered russia for one to secure a surprising 2nd place. finish in front of a packed stadium with fans and players, clearly emotional after christian erickson's collapse. in the 1st group game and st . petersburg, finland held the belgium for a long time before an old goal. and a role lou lou carro strike, secured a to know when for one of the tournament favorites. organizers of the european football championships have refused a request to light up munich stadium with rainbow colors when germany play their final group game there on wednesday. but the sports governing body said no because it had to stay politically neutral. pictures of the ali i'm serena from january, decked out and rainbow colors in memory of the gay men and women killed in the

holocaust. this week unix mayor wrote a letter to you a for asking to use the same color scheme as a statement against toma phobia and transfer via when hungry come to play germany. hungary official response was dismissive for the main. but i think sporting events with politics is a bad idea. if you look out of history shows that the germans should know all about it on a sunday and i think he's all shut up and kick. not any more times have changed from the days when footballers were to be seen but not heard. more and more players are using their platform to speak up about causes they believe in like germany's lay on correct sca it's been about photo and for me, so i'm just glad to see it. i'm happy anytime an example is set, it's a great sign that they're creating awareness of diverse ideas of make some of that

. but the sports governing body in europe. you wafer said it was declining the request because it would be a political message to protest a new hungarian law that rights groups have described as anti l g b t discrimination. instead you wafer suggested alternative dates for the rainbow colors in the later rounds of the tournament. when hungary last place in their group are unlikely to be playing. and i spoke earlier with the w sports reporter jonathan crane. he says the waiver may also be trying to protect its relationship with hungry for another reason. aside from politics hungry could come into play because budapest is the only venue allowing for stadiums. now if, for example, london has problems with the current a virus london is due to host the final, then maybe budapest could come to the rescue and step in and host that final instead. but i think what this is also done is highlights a cultural and political divide. in many ways we see

a hungary fan. a lot of the traveling element is made up of a hard core, right rig group. they've been seeing before the game in budapest, very vocal inside the stadiums. you can see them outside death. they're actually being investigated at the moment by you a, for the front players complained of hearing monkey chance during the match the we can say maybe you a for is mindful of his mind. so they didn't want to inflame thing, but i didn't make the fact that matter. well, no, it will be wearing probably his rainbow on bad, which bizarre the you a for does allow some confusingly and perhaps a bit concerned what might happen inside the stadium. but for an organization that kind of talks out it's discrimination program, people will say, well, are there is that was being met by actions and talk to does the question, who side you actually on. and in the meantime, in the united states, there is a watershed moment for the l. g. b t q. community and the country is most popular sport. cro naso,

a defender with the las vegas raiders has become the 1st active player in the national football league to come out as gay. now he was originally drafted by the cleveland browns and the 3rd round of the 2015 draft is signed with the raiders ahead of the 2020 season and says that he hopes this decision will make the coming up process easier for others. england and scotland preparations for their euro. 2020 games tonight have been dealt a big blow by news of a positive corona virus test for scotland. billy gilmore, he won't be able to play and his teams must win match against croatia. meanwhile, to england, players bench hill, well and mason mount will miss the game against the czech republic. after contact with gilmore, this votel might look innocent enough, a moment between 3 chelsea, teammates after they did battle for different countries. but with scotland was billy gilmore testing positive for the corona virus. scotland and england both now

have problems before the final group matches the england pam mason mountain benches . wow. have both tested negative, but health and football authorities have decided they must remain in sacrifice elation in a tweets the england team said the players would have to isolate someone including monday, the 28th of june. adding this decision has been taken in consultation with public health england. gilmore is scotlands rising star, but due to his positive test, he will definitely miss the crunch game against croatia. jobs, as you would expect, is symptomatic no, no symptoms, so hopefully cellphone hold up. you won't have too many symptoms, and we'll get back to the plan as quickly as possible over a little for isn't in terms of the team, but a chunks with someone else. scotland, no, only a when we'll see them through the last 16. they also know they have to get there

without one of their best performers. and up next on the w news. clover takes a look at the customs chaos on the you can order in the aftermath of briggs and all that more coming up. i'm sorry, kelly in berlin. thanks for watching. the news . the news, the news, the news

the news. the news the record border costs the goods are exploding to the customs. cale making trade with britain much more difficult british transport companies are sounding the alarm and for european truck drivers, a trip to britain is now a risky endeavor. close up.

next on d w. oh, the news. in the climate change, the poor people here. what do they have for their future? d, w dot com, african megacity, the movie media site, click and enter. it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of the world order. the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network.

also in europe, china is promising this partners rich. in europe, there's a sharp and warning you want wherever accepts money from. the new super power will become dependent on in china's gateways. euro starts july, 1st on d, w 6 . you can just write them playing, post breaks it border controls, make exporting british products to the you more difficult. yeah. there have been heavy losses, especially in fresh goods near it's edwards from wales voted to levy. you now she struggled with new customs regulations. yeah,

that was my pre back paperwork. my pay for one mistake filling out a form means her shellfish could be held up a customer and perish in the truck. she's already lost thousands of pounds this way . i worry about getting me wrong with my customer because it makes him later than human sales. i hope that people don't have my freshman dorm. i have lifting my eye in the western part of wales near the coast maris edward's family business. simon shellfish is busy, especially on weekends. every sunday,

she and her son to buy shellfish from local fishermen and explored them to mainland europe, mostly shrimp at the moment. the goods are worth about $50000.00 euro, but since the breakfast regulations took effect, she can no longer be certain they'll arrive fresh. office maris now has to label every crate of shellfish for customs. these take kids now have come in since they have the invoice number on it. the customers invoice number on it. the date it was called the call. i'll send the kilos fisherman that comes in now have them set his ticket. so now he has got about 80 kilos. these are 2 killer boxes. so 40 tickets just for the red is white. you can't have them preprinted because they change every we. so you have

to do it on the day, which means the boys are actually working a lot harder to conflict with them. water tanks in the truck, keep the shrimp fresh until the next day. narrative sounds later, reload the shellfish onto a spanish truck at the port a smooth journey to the e. u as a central for the family and the fisherman. i think we're just going to go florida . we keep fishing and find it. like i said, i can't see they're going to give up eaten kelvin coded for with tradition and saying what he did in the u. k. u k, but i don't think so good, so good at the moment. on the quality thing narrative father taught her how to handle the live shellfish in the thing. they don't like it, which is why would try you were quite quickly and we can stop. and

they don't last in the time moving to days without, without changing the war 2 and a half days maximum. and then the policy just starts to rock. then we get stopped at the border control for too long like it did out. first thing after breakfast stops now because she filled out the form by hand. that trip took 50 hours instead of the usual $24.00 resulting in a sizable loss. she doesn't want to see a repeat of that fiasco. so her daughter is helping to digitize all the data narrows. now employees are full time due to all the extra work. now 9377, look at some in her family were in favor of brackson. others were against it, she was maris voted to lead the you to chat lots, chris a 1.3366.6. yeah,

i think i was a little if i knew we'd have some changes, i didn't expect quite a new the paperwork will change. i didn't realize quite how drastically significantly that would be. and i still believe that long term it's a good thing. me, rex, it is also putting the german logistic sector under pressure. exports from the e. u to the u. k. now take much longer once a week, colon francis drives from north ryan westphalia to the u. k. and back again. his employer specializes in transports to england. collin, a native britain likes his job. he was stationed nearby as a soldier for a long time. he chose to stay in germany to raise his 4 children and retrained as

a truck driver. but recently he's had to put up with a lot of hassle, knocked claremore jacks and all that. everything takes longer than that sites on. but if i get, i'm lucky, i might wait 3 days just for the paperwork and talk. sometimes it's ready straight away. much, sometimes it takes a few hours, but if i'm unlocking it can take 3 days, but i target the this time he hopes to be back from the u. k. in 3 days. he has plans when he gets home like into a hole and i want to take out my children and do something fun to see him. cooking baking milfey, 150 drivers in the company face the same problems as colon. many feel stressed out . it's difficult to make plans or have family time more morning papers for my

next trip on the the next at all. managing partner horst caught my eye, its frustrated with the new trade agreement. a round trip from germany to the u. k . and back now takes at least one day longer, unfair, it's thinking um, but like we don't have enough vehicles for the same amount of freight. now a truck is gone for a full day or if something goes wrong, one few days longer. i toggling over at the moment, but one trucks been stuck in france for 2 days because the paperwork was incorrect . wrong. then none of our planning we're planning. know the biggest headaches are with imports from the u. k. there's not enough staff to prepare the necessary paperwork and that's why the company no longer accepts orders where there's bound to be chaos, said customer, everything changed when the u. k officially left the u on january 31st 2020 on the computer england,

our whole england department over their customs ever since fully fast the, to the end of the hoover going script. it's been tons of extra work for our team since the end of the breaks transition period. there's new customs cleared up here to go. so every day it takes about 2 hours longer per person who plays on, on the face based on the leg. and the fact all of these are just for the additional bureaucracy we will call to move. the company must now charge 10 to 20 percent more per transport order, so that their business days profitable. colon francis has a 2000 kilometer journey ahead of him through the euro tunnel to northern england and back. yeah, sometimes you do go a little bit too long when it's just for your own you, you might end up talking to yourself. not too bad about when you see yourself when

you haven't even self. a question is the problem. the colon voted for the u. k. to remain in the you some of the rules with rex it seem a bit strange, a bit weirds. i'm don't know whether it's necessary or unnecessary book is what it is. unfortunately, the journey to the u. k. is smooth color must 1st deliver 6 new car bodies to a manufacturer in northern england here in london, in the bustling district of kansas town. as our vendor vick has found the place he calls home. half british, half dutch heads are never wants to move away from the u. k. even if he's frustrated by the government, he voted to remain in the e. u. 2 years ago, he founded an online business selling knitwear made of new zealand wool with his

brand sheep inc. ed's ard wants to revolutionize the fashion industry, making clothing that is not only theo to neutral, but c o 2 negative. but the brakes, it agreement is a huge hindrance, especially because a 3rd of his customers live in the u. we need to make the business work tight margins, which we historically been able to do. and then suddenly your face with the extra cost of breaks it and you, your whole business model is thrown slightly in chaos at that point. you know, and that became again very hard for us to stomach as a business. and that's why we're having to really take a hard look at how we should do with europe and how we deal with exports into europe as well. he's frustrated that although the government promised smooth trade with the you, the exact opposite has happened. he and his business partner now feel as though

they constantly must fix a system that pre breaks it was broken. and well, mike, i think it was interesting if we're thinking back now over the year when we would prompt him so often email an over letters that we were getting through the door to be prepared. if you remember, we spoke to multiple techs advisors, experts in the field and they said, i'm really sorry guys, but we cannot help me because we have to work for multiple talk information on 1300 pages and we still through and it's not very care so come back and generate and i think that was what was so frustrating about this whole process was you know, obviously you running the operational side of the business that you wanting to be prepared and wanting to have a plan of action is simply not knowing what that plan of action could be what irritates edouard. besides the unforeseen,

extra costs is the amount of time wasted on breaks it issued at heathrow airport headboard printout space for his clothing brand and a new energy efficient warehouse. he's not the only entrepreneur who is dedicated to being carbon neutral. he sends $1000.00 clothing items from here to the you every month. but nobody knows how business will go on with mainland europe. in the initial period, after breakfast when life we saw customers receiving bills about 80 pounds of pretty import duties, which of course we are garments around $160.00 pounds, almost 50 percent, the value of the government on top of it because of the import usage. currently, what we're doing is we now have a bit of a better setup, but still it is actually increased our margins considerably. it's now about 20 pounds additional cost per order to send stuff into europe. which once again, when you are selling items at the cost we price, we are,

it is not simply something that we can stomach for long me o. back in wales at the fish guard harbor. nearest edwards comes here once a week and 70 and there's a lot to get done and quickly the truck carrying live goods to her customer in spain is due to set off in 2 hours. in that time she has to reload the shellfish from her own truck. good morning, chris, one and she also has to handle her fisherman's cache, including sorting all the information she needs for custom. about 300 fishermen live in the surrounding villages. the e u is the largest trading partner for the wealth coastal region near it has been doing business with a new british customer,

a celebrity chef since january. after reading about her truck getting stuck at custom, he started buying a 100 kilograms of lobsters from her every week. she hopes to accumulate more domestic customers. but it's also important to the fisherman to continue selling their catch in mainland europe. without nearest his personal commitment, many here would be in a bind most of the fishermen voted to leave the you and the brakes had referendum. they're pleased with the result provided that they gain control over their fishing waters and can decide how to catch their fish . one time, hey, let me. once all the shellfish are registered, nurse takes care of the paperwork. before the start of the year, she simply gave the driver a hand written note. now she has to set up her own office in the harbor each time

a day after leaving germany colon francis as steering his jumbo truck through narrow british streets. he's already delivered the car body. now he's picking up 50 mattresses to bring back to germany. time for a short break plan, his financial care the soon as possible. so all the paperwork from this side in life and then head towards employee so i can get my customs paperwork. hopefully that all goes quite quickly. the customs requirements are too much of a hassle. for the small mattress company, so they've hired a collins employer to deal with the formalities on their behalf. okay. other than that, i thought hollan is happy with that. it's less likely something will go wrong and

his employer handles all the customs, paperwork. his next stop will be right before the channel tunnel if everything keeps running smoothly, he'll see his daughter by lunch time tomorrow dial jody. 2 hello darling, how you doing? i'm fine and you happy? that's all good. so i'm coming home. i've got a few of the things you like from england. or you'll make chocolate, frazzled chocolate. yes, you are. and then big ago, and i shall see you tomorrow or sunday. okay. darling. i'm lost my jealous bye bye . while crockett. all truth, you love you. bye bye. it's kind of a weird subject really. i'm not exactly

a 100 percent. sure. on how it's going to go. now that we've left, whether it's going to work out better for you or worse is still to be seen. is just one of those things where everyone's going to adopt and hopefully everything will work out in london and across the country. many ex borders are forced to rethink their business strategies. exports to the e. u fell 40 percent in january 2021. an unprecedented drop of ash and brand founder ads. our vendor vague and his warehouse logistics partner are considering moving parts of their business to mainland europe, $1.00 and $5.00 small companies has already done that or plan to do so. ads are says that would be preferable in the long run to paying an additional 5 percent on top of every order which is kind of what's crazy. the moment that the us is easier

for us to send to you and it is to your actually, you know, we, we have free trade of your, for loss, for over 50 years, service, what we are generation, that's what we're used to or it does seem crazy it's much easier for us to send stuff to america and it does to next door and fonts. carney cheap is wrong, much, you know, for action as a hall. this gets political, is that it was a power play. essentially one part is johnson. and the light of power or de requirements to consolidate the can services fractions that will bring at the time . and as is where we're paying for unfortunately, just as something as stupid as that the future is uncertain for both of them. innovation and jobs are at stake to the news

back in wales at the fish guard harbor was yes, john, i would say mike, you phillips was yesterday to? yes, today, chris, today, the faster nearest edwards finishes her paper work. the faster she can send the truck load of fresh shellfish off to spain. yes, her son is her expert. so far he solved every technical glitch. her daughter is at home in the office waiting for the documents. well, i worry about getting it wrong with my customer because it makes him late for mom hit, then he loses sales. i hate letting people down. i hate letting my fishman down. i hate letting my buy it down. i mean, even that 1st week the lord didn't go through, i told them i paid my boys anyway because they needed,

they do have months of no fishing. so it was really, really important that i paid them for every export marriage must now hire and pay an employee from the port health authority. hello. hi dave, how are you? how's it looking? very good. thank you very much. how did you get on with this tickets rough night? sort of couple of i was, i got most of them done smashing. i'm just going to check the figures. now you're checking the laurie, and then i'll be ready for you when you get there. i'll just go and get some gloves and a little quick look. thank you very much. the veteran area and checks the cargo and issues health certificates for the live shellfish coming up. all the. okay. yeah. good. good. good. enough off by doing the i think which one is this, this is back so that he checks that the shellfish are listed. health and have

everything necessary for a day or 2 of transport as specified in the new regulations for importing goods to the you. i don't. okay, so there's some of the for the veteran area and has not run into any problems with nearest before. the check is especially important for the recipients. should any liability issues arise? good. we have had already problems. lot more problems coming on. i need a c m on know some of other look in the lower eda. everything's right. they ration the right numbers. okay, perfect. each paper cost money. i'm going to help certificates cost about 80 pounds and the consignment note is around 90 pounds. kilo's keels to those. yeah. yeah,

that's the english right. that's the next. then the spanish consignment, note this is just no stupid error but that stupid. they're good up here at the very poor. not the end of the room. yeah. in the meantime, person's reload the shelf onto the truck, headed to spain. they prepared a total of $2.00 tons of shellfish. for this export, the veterinarian checks and signed every certificate. boys. he too, could make a mistake until both understand the requirement is that the signatures are in a different color. all any calling top black just that i yes. the rest. i suppose,

i don't know. i see read on a daily basis. you know, i know nervous now pays $500.00 pounds for the paperwork per export. that's it. i need to get my caps certificate. you need to scan it off, and then coming all places right. narrow pays the extra costs out of pocket. she says now is not the time for profit. right, good luck. thank you. thank you very much. take care lose. this is the caps certificate has every vessel exactly what they've landed? the landing ticket numbers, the weight, if it have insights, hopefully with what we have on the laurie, you can't just send it, you have to sign. this is one of the areas that i made on the 1st week. i'm so excited that i got it to work. i faxed it straight to her on there is no

another ex porter who already gave up his business due to all the hassle. i know some of the boys now have openings companies and found some spain. so they just export the hello to themselves on split it when they get back. and her daughter now since thing to a customs agent, to be checked over that costs narrow money to get this off. so i'm not over running on time. i get all my paperwork together that i dropped on the floor. the truck has to be insane within 24 hours. but then comes a hiccup. i yeah. i guess i mean, yeah. the

hi chris, how are you doing? good disaster. oh no. hands is paid within the printer. i don't know if i'm gonna have to put some tonight at all. if i email it in color, terry put, let's get to give them some drive which to choose call. and francis has reached the critical custom's checkpoint. the euro tunnel is only half an hour's drive away. he can only drive for another 2 hours today before he has to take his mandatory break. if things move quickly, he could still catch the train and folks then that will take him through the euro tunnel. but the problem is we're busy. yeah. how long will it take

ages? pages. yes. a long time. more than 12 hours. more than 2 hours. your best bet is to come back tomorrow. everything else apart from just now was all roy . obviously trophy can take time to load, has obviously pushed it back to this happening now. but before breaks it, i would have been at the train already. i would have already been to train or talk to folks and ready to go over 1st thing in the morning and get home. but all this kind of paperwork is unfortunate. he made it a little bit of a wait for him, and now i'm now i need to find someone to park. have a break. come back again in the morning and see what happens. the companies and customers have to bear the additional transport cars. colon also has

to pay a price as he won't see his family until a day later than planned. the nearest edwards meanwhile, is relieved that her truck made it through. an employee in portsmouth was able to print out the missing paper. but still, she has to shoulder the additional cost for the export business herself and deal with all the red tape how the baby go to afford it all. she has to sacrifice her other source of income, her cows. she is planning to sell them one by one. if brakes it hadn't happened, i wouldn't be selling the car was i? i'd be learning the tune. business is like i have been for 7 years in tandem. because effects that i'm selling the house now to support the shellfish business.

and we'll give that the best shot we can. nevertheless, narrow stands by her decision to vote to leave the e u. i still think, even though we're out of the club, we still work closely with our european neighbors and i think that's really, really important. we always work together. i can't see why that has to stop just because we're out. i really, you know, the whole low needs to work together, whether you're in or you're out and that's how i feel. but one in, for small british businesses has stopped exporting to the you, the extra costs that have been immense for industry wholesalers and consumers. and they'll remain a challenge going forward. me

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