we are at the craddock arms in knighton in leicester, one of those pubs that has a beautiful outdoorrough some nobody bumped into each other, all the essential information that you need there, hand sanitiser, the qr code and a place to put your name and address so you can be tracked if there is a spike in infections. this is the socially distanced garden that the craddock arms was lucky enough to have, and they are going to be very busy today, asjohnny wainwright, the landlord, will tell us. i can take this off now i am in situ. how popular has it been? this off now i am in situ. how --oular has it been? ., ., popular has it been? phenomenal, the -hone popular has it been? phenomenal, the hone has popular has it been? phenomenal, the phone has been _ popular has it been? phenomenal, the phone has been going _ popular has it been? phenomenal, the phone has been going every _ popular has it been? phenomenal, the phone has been going every two - popular has it been? phenomenal, the phone has been going every two or- phone has been going every two or three seconds, we are fully booked wi

i support peaceful, craddock, inclusive transition -- democratic. , inclusive transition. >> for nowngs are calm but there are fears it not remain. >> at least three people have died and four are missing in burkina faso after a convoy was attacked in the east. two spanish journalist and an irish national were killed on an anti-poaching patrol in eastern region. of the four people missing, three are foreigners and one is a burkina faso national. they have not been formally identified. no one is carrying was once ability so far. somalia's prime minister says it does not support an extension of the president's term. the heads of two regional states who have been allies of the president also rejected the move. the uncertainty has led to clashes in the somali capital. >> this is a neighborhood in the somalian capital people are living there -- leaving their homes. forces clashed during discussion of extension of the president's office by two years. it expired in february but talked to hold a new election have failed. somalis who are getting out say they are worried and what the problems t

i talked about this caroling craddock's framework, this wasn't just the way that liberals thought, thisevery theorist liberal thinker thought until fairly recently. if you go back and read what nixon had to say about the role of the judiciary. read what ragan had to say. they were calling for judicial n restraint, nixon was mad about judges who wanted to impose their values on judges that will protect people who were criminal defendants but one of the courts to less. even george west bush one of the courts to do less. i think the thing that nixon and reagan in particular had in common with roosevelt is that they were confident about their willing ability to win a democracy. they won by strong margins nixon at least the second time around. they felt comfortable that their political movement could win in the democratic process. why would you have this other branch of government interfering with them? i think a big reason why you see republicans trend toward judicial power is democrats have won seven of the last eight presidential elections if you look at the popular vote. the only reason

the best of luck to you, thank you for - of luck to you, thank you for joining us in craddock arms, a make do with a coffee! we are here in leicester all day, speaking to people as the restrictions ease in england, but for now, victoria, back to you. cheers, martin, talk to you later. —— martine. people in wales can now travel to and from the rest of the uk, and nonessential shops, along with close—contact services including tattooists and beauticians, can reopen. tomos morgan is in tintern, a village on the border. tomos, this is a day many people have been waiting for. yeah, so this is the wild hare behind me, they have self—contained accommodation and have been open for accommodation and have been open for a couple of weeks, but this place and many other tourist accommodations and wales are heavily reliant on people crossing the border into wales. the guy who owns this place was suggesting that up to 80% of his business, people who stay here, come from over the border, so it is only really from today he thinks he will be making any money here. anotherfacilityjust thinks he will be

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thank you very much, martine, what has been your best night in the craddock arms over the years?ro memory, must have been a good one! cheers, martine, i will not tell a soul! the prime minister will lead tributes to the duke of edinburgh in the commons later, as parliament is recalled a day early from its easter break. princess anne said her father had left a "legacy which can inspire us all". prince andrew said the queen had described prince philip's death as "having left a huge void in her life". our royal correspondent daniela relph has this report. it'll be a week of reflection here in windsor as the town prepares for the duke of edinburgh's funeral. over the weekend, his children attended church in windsor great park and spoke personally of their grief and loss. it's very, very sad. but i have to say that the extraordinary tributes and the memories that everybody has had and been willing to share has been so fantastic. and itjust goes to show he might have been ourfather, grandfather, father—in—law. but he meant so much to so many other people. it's so lovely for so many peo