that you know things are profitable we really need to you know address barriers to this from here brecht's it doesn't yet look like what boris johnson promised when the u.k. e.u. free trade deal was agreed at the end of december the deal which will if anything allow our companies and our exporters to do even more business with our european friends since early january containers of produce from the u.k. have ended up to keg dover or rotting in rotterdam other trucks and making the journey empty the existing paper based customs clearance system of export declarations and certificates isn't working for food it has to reach its destination fast and fresh. so i'm trying to unpick the pain the brakes it is currently causing it is important to make some distinctions a few of the issues are just to do with implementation that the streamlined board of bureaucracy just hasn't been put in place yet and presumably these issues will dissipate over time but others are hard baked into the policy changes of brecht's it in self or no amounts of tech wizardry can make those disappear at the moment is diffic

s animal farmers and meat processors are complaining about the impact of brecht's it is having on theirlivelihoods containers full of meat have left been left to rot in port said that's for his struggle with a new water bureaucracy or a challenge of course some yorkshire in northern england. go. richard lister owns 50000 pigs and he's struggling to sell them his customers the u.k.'s may meet process is a mired in delays with new customs checks for getting produce to europe it's a threat to the whole industry you know if we count function profitably then you know we don't have a business you know we understand. that periods of time that you know things aren't profitable but we really need to you know address barriers to this from here brics it doesn't yet look like what boris johnson promised when the u.k. e.u. free trade deal was agreed at the end of december the deal which will if anything allow our companies and our exporters to do even more business with our european friends since early january containers of produce from the u.k. have ended up to carrying dover or rotting in rotterda

so this is the last piece of our brecht said goodbye to or on the 1st of january when the hopper off the dunkirk quite the next to come may 1 of the harvest that supply at the crossing to dover here and what we see in the back of the trucks rolling off the 1st ferry on on this day where everything has changed and the man to explain to us what has been changing here and what is happening is still a paramount if you carry the film as. i know. there's been a very exciting day for us it's a 1st to the pasha here from from and what we did in dubai and what we didn't do yesterday is take all the customs documentation and paperwork from there from our custom us then we we upload it to the french customs authorities and we and we then . she displayed on screens on board elvis knows where we will have a green light for all the trucks that the.

at the moment of brecht's it's and we should remember of course that donald trump was elected us president a few months afterwards there was this feeling of absolute terror in brussels and i think in some other capitals as well this is this whole thing the whole system that we've constructed is on the verge of collapse and we're looking ahead of the time to the coming french presidential election and one thing we learned i think through this whole process and how couldn't clumsy it was is that britain has become a very good example for why shouldn't the e.u. it's very very damaging the 2nd thing which will need to watch in the months ahead really is whether this country that we've been calling the united kingdom can actually survive as a united kingdom we have elections in scotland in a few months time we have what is beginning to like a pretty solid substantial substantial majority in favor of independence in scotland now the. british government boris johnson's got. it says that they will not get a referendum so we may be headed toward some sort of political crisis between london edinburg

of time you know things are profitable really need to you know address various issues from here brecht'sit doesn't yet look like what boris johnson promised when the u.k. e.u. free trade deal was agreed at the end of december the deal which will if anything allow our companies and our exporters to do even more business with our european friends since early january containers of produce from the u.k. have ended up to dover or rotting in rotterdam other trucks are making the journey empty the existing paper based customs clearance system of export declarations and certificates isn't working for food it has to reach its destination fast and fresh so i'm trying to unpick the pain that breaks it is currently causing it is important to make some distinctions a few of the issues are just to do with implementation that the streamlined board of bureaucracy just hasn't been put in place yet and presumably these issues will dissipate over time but others are hard baked into the policy changes of brecht's it in self and no amount of tech wizardry can make those disappear at the moment is difficult o

bridget jones a love interest is a brecht jews sound this england is ruled by a black queen and people of color are often a re-used from historical fiction front and center in britain writes however is not the focus of the series nor is historical accuracy so with this adaptation of julia quinn's best selling novels t.v. pioneer shonda rhimes uses colorblind casting to let viewers see themselves in this story. and get lost in the soapy romance scandals intrigue and here students that are at the heart of any good period drama. are preached. and scott ross was here to talk to us a bit more about bridget in high school out and obviously this phenomenon that we're calling colorblind casting now president just came out on netflix tell us 1st of all what's the response been of response been amazing to be netflix user doesn't really stop unless they do really really well they did this time so they did really really well they said more than 63000000 people already watched series which makes it on the most successful shows ever on their flights but obviously there's perhaps expectedly also been

is done what's next for he's got a lot on his plate but yes we have to hand it to him he has got brecht's it done this is a very good for him he's had a very difficult year particularly with the covert crisis many people blaming him in his government for not locking down the u.k. early enough many times in fact not just once and that that has led to more deaths in the u.k. related to cope at 19 but within his own party he's been criticized for looking down too much for ruining the economy so he can at least say look i've got done this is a success now he's got to put the politics into action they're already saying the government that it could cost around about $7000000000.00 pounds that's almost $8000000000.00 euros just the business is to deal with post bureaucracy here. so knows that this trade deal with the e.u. is all about goods whereas it is services that make up 80 percent of the u.k. economy he's also got the issue of wanting to level off parts of the u.k. specially the cash but will he be able to do that what he's have cofa to deal with and there isn't any money ok briefly roughl

system and citizenship but also i think you have to look at this in the context of brecht's it as well and see that you know for a while for a great many years the u.k.'s foreign policy is essentially been snagged and snarled up in the process now that it's pretty much free of that it has the opportunity to. flex its muscles again on the international stage and to put some distance between its foreign policy and he used foreign policy and dominic robb was quite clear in his statements earlier today that he didn't like the way that the e.u. is doing things that moment particularly with regard to. an investment deal that the e.u. is in the process of sorting out with china i think i can read a quote from don't it probably says that no country should wait until things get to the level of genocide before it takes action a pointed dig there at the e.u.'s foreign policy and setting out an independent u.k. foreign policy in that has some difference to the. challenge there i guess. coming up after the weather i win for india's protesting farmers the supreme court puts a hold on contentious new

minutes of play time that he had he made 10 two-point baskets 8 3 pointers and it was also i also brecht of 18 free throws to is on fire in all aspects to the game that all added up to 62 points that's 8 points more than his previous career high of 54. the warriors ended up beating the trail blazers 3137 1.22 and here's head coach steve kerr and steph curry talking about the historic performance after the game. >>lot left in the tank just thankful to god that i'm healthy and they will be back out there playing and enjoying the game that i love no surprise myself from time time so it's pretty pretty awesome. the. i have a night like this is just a privilege to. >>to coach him it really is you know not just because of his talent but just because of the way he. carries himself the way he leads we are. incredibly blessed as an organization to have staff. leading the way what a performance. >>all eyes will be on staff again tonight as the warriors host, the sacramento, kings at the chase center tip-off at 7 o'clock. we'll take a break or for 11 coming up on the kron 4 morning news doctor anth

bridget jones a love interest is a brecht jews and this england is ruled by a black queen and people of color are often a re-used from historical fiction front and center in britain writes however is not the focus of the series nor is historical accuracy terms might start with this adaptation of julia quinn's best selling novels t.v. pioneer shonda rhimes uses colorblind casting to let only viewers see themselves in the story. and get lost in the soapy romance scandals intrigue and yes costumes that are at the heart of any good period drama. preached. and scott rush was here to talk to us a bit more about bridget in hi scott and obviously this phenomenon that we're calling colorblind casting president just came out on netflix tell us 1st of all what's the response of response been amazing to be netflix user doesn't really stop unless they do really really well they did this time so they did really really well they said more than 63000000 people already watched series which makes it on the most successful shows ever on f.x. but obviously there's perhaps expectedly also been a bit of a

amounts of concern about a massive queues coming in to the poor he admits he in the event of a no deal brecht it as it is that there is a deal and it is still relatively steady the steam of traffic the stream of traffic here today we're not seeing massive long queues like we saw last month terry i'm sure you remember when cave ins tests had to be in for a whole is sharpest across the border that caused a clone that is worth of keys we don't think anything like that yet but it is still it is still empty days here and it's going to be the next thanks as always and of course weeks months ahead that will be the real test ok so no real chaos there at this point it seems a pretty quiet where the people who are predicting it there would be a lot of chaos and they just simply roll. i didn't say that they were wrong necessarily i would say there are still reasons to keep an eye on what is going here now the 1st ses of the month has been quiet because of course it's the christmas period they've been holiday days as well here in the u.k. so huge amounts of traffic predicted i think what people are reall

know the footsie actually in london gained roughly 2 percent on monday the 1st set of session post brecht's that are these gains about vaccine optimism or what should we expect moving forward into this week. well i think the vaccine optimism would have hit all the markets around the world about the same and and the footsie was certainly an outlier stay in terms of the gains that have so i think it's more to do about the smooth bricks at this was the 1st working day that we had bricks it and there were no trucks that was stranded at the borders no borders close no shyness ground so i think people sort of saw breathed a sigh of relief there and said we've made it across the knish lying windbreaks it now and then there's going to be no disasters i mean there were some people saying that once bricks or goes into effect flights won't be able to go fly back and forth between the u.k. and frankfurt anymore because the the agreements won't hold in more so i think people just simply relieved to see that milestone reached and not to see anything terrible happen on the 1st day of bricks and i have a l

at the moment of brecht's it's and we should remember of course that donald trump was elected u.s. president a few months afterwards there was this feeling of absolute terror in brussels and i think in some other capitals as well as is this whole thing the whole system that we've constructed is on the verge of collapse they were looking ahead at the time to the coming french presidential election and one thing we learned i think through this whole process and how couldn't clumsy it was is that britain has become a very good example for why shouldn't the e.u. it's very very damaging the 2nd thing which will need to watch in well in the months ahead really is whether this country that we've been calling the united kingdom can actually survive as a united kingdom we have elections in scotland in a few months time we have what is beginning to look like a pretty solid substantial substantial majority in favor of independence in scotland now the. british government boris johnson's government says that they will not get a referendum so we may be headed towards some sort of political crisi

presumably these issues will dissipate over time but others are hard bakes into the policy changes of brecht's it in self and no amount of tech wizardry can make those disappear at the moment is difficult on pick which is which or whether it's a combination of both and what it struggles to figure this out of the industry. worries about whether it can stay competitive it we're getting some feedback the sun yes it's a statement too many problems are there they'll source it from somewhere else you know so you lose customers and they this is trade that you know our business is a build up over the last 40 years supplying sort of continental retailers the government says we've always been clear that there would be new processes for traders and we continue to support them in their transition to these new arrangements we are working closely with british meat processors to ensure they can take advantage of the opportunities and changes being outside the single market and customs union will bring and overall businesses are adjusting well to the new rules and continue to trade effectively i asked farmer

brecht's it was always unpopular in scotland its people voted by a majority to stay in the e.u. even as the rest of the u.k. tipped the balance to leave now the realities of brics it coupled with the london government's handling of the coded pandemic could put new energy behind calls for scottish independence john holl reports now from edinburgh. edinburgh's royal mile deserted under lockdown but with just a fee deco of events that have taken place here over the past decade marching for scottish independence before a referendum in which scots voted to remain part of the united kingdom and later voting for continued membership of the european union but breaks it has changed everything and independence is once more in the air what we were told at that time was that if we stayed in the united kingdom it would be staying in the you know in union rights as e.u. citizens would be respected and that's been completely ignoring the opportunity you know as well and some rest and a referendum on independence that you could see you know to realize that that is our destiny and ask the people

at the moment of brecht's it's and we should remember of course that donald trump was elected u.s. president a few months afterwards there was this feeling of absolute tara in brussels and i think in some other capitals as well as is this whole thing the whole system that we've constructed is on the verge of collapse they were looking ahead at the time to the coming french presidential election and one thing we learnt i think through this whole process and how couldn't clumsy it was is that britain has become a very good example for why shouldn't you it's very very damaging the 2nd thing which will need to watch in the in the months ahead really is whether this country that we've been calling the united kingdom can actually survive as a united kingdom we have elections in scotland in a few months time we have what is beginning to like a pretty solid substantial substantial majority in favor of independence in scotland now the. british government boris johnson's government says that they will not get a referendum so we may be headed towards some sort of political crisis between lond

at the moment of brecht's it's and we should remember of course that donald trump was elected u.s. president a few months afterwards there was this feeling of absolute terror in brussels and i think in some other capitals as well this is this whole thing the whole system that we've constructed is on the verge of collapse they were looking ahead at the time to the coming french presidential election and one thing we learned i think through this whole process and how or couldn't clumsy it was is that britain has become a very good example for why shouldn't the e.u. it's very very damaging the 2nd thing which will need to watch in the in the months ahead really is whether this country that we've been calling the united kingdom can actually survive as a united kingdom we have elections in scotland in a few months time we have what is beginning to look like a pretty solid substantial substantial majority in favor of independence in scotland now the. british government boris johnson's government says that they will not get a referendum so we may be headed towards some sort of political c

at the moment of brecht's it's and we should remember of course that donald trump was elected us president a few months afterwards there was this feeling of absolute terror in brussels and i think in some other capitals as well this is this whole thing the whole system that we've constructed is on the verge of collapse and we're looking ahead at the time to the coming french presidential election and one thing we learnt i think through this whole process and how couldn't clumsy it was is that britain has become a very good example for why shouldn't you it's very very damaging the 2nd thing which will need to watch in the months ahead really is whether this country that we've been calling the united kingdom cannot. she survives the united kingdom we have elections in scotland in a few months time we have what is beginning to like a pretty solid substantial substantial majority in favor of independence in scotland now the. british government boris johnson's government says that they will not get a referendum so we may be headed towards some sort of political crisis between london edinburgh t

because of the extra documentation now required after brecht's it the government has said post breaks it t.v. problems should be resolved shortly. on the other side of the atlantic the trump presidencies remaining time he can now be measured in hours and u.s. president trump is not wasting these final moments he is preparing to issue more than $100.00 pardons on tuesday his last full day in office the list of clemencies include some white collar criminals as well as high profile convicts but it reportedly does not include a pardon for mr trump himself meanwhile video footage has emerged from the new yorker magazine showing rioters inside the senate chamber as the u.s. capitol building was being stored. i know you want to go because. the. airline had raised the jets and the current direction is going to sell us out all over the world of jet. owners and there. we know that from the lack of. diversity on this side. where. there is not this is. what i've been all over. her. problem. was. the. confusion and chaos there in that riot or earlier i spoke with cynthia miller idris a professor a

bridget jones a love interest is a brecht jews england is ruled by a black queen and people of color are often a re-used from historical fiction front and center in bridget writes however is not the focus of the series nor is historical accuracy and so with this annotation of best selling novels t.v. pioneer shonda rhimes uses colorblind casting to let all of us see themselves in this story. and get lost in the soapy romance scandals intrigue and yes costumes that are at the heart of any good period drama. preached. and scott ross was here to talk to us a bit more about bridget in hi scott and obviously this phenomenon that we're calling colorblind casting president just came out on netflix tell us 1st of all what's the response. response been amazing that the netflix user doesn't really stop unless they do really really well they did this time so they did really well they said more than 63000000 people already watched series which makes it on the most successful shows ever on f.x. but obviously there's perhaps expectedly also been a bit of a backlash from. quarters about the decisio

presumably these issues will dissipate over time but others are hard bakes into the policy changes of brecht's it in self and no amounts of tech wizardry can make those disappear at the moment is difficult on pick which is which or whether it's a combination of both and what it struggles to figure this out of the industry worries about whether it can stay can. pettit it we're getting some feedback that yes it's a statement to many problems that they'll source it from somewhere else you know sale is customers and they this is trade that you know our business is a build up over the last 40 years supplying some of the continental retailers the government says we've always been clear that there would be new processes for traders and we continue to support them in their transition to these new arrangements we are working closely with british meat processes to ensure they can take advantage of the opportunities and changes being outside the single market and customs union will bring and overall businesses are adjusting well to the new rules and continue to try to fact to flee i asked farmer richard