andy lennox is the founder of zim braai resturatants in dorset — he also runs a forum representing morenk you forjoining us. let's start with tom, this ten o'clock compulsory closing time, what is your reaction to that? important thing to say is that pub customers wa nt to thing to say is that pub customers want to stop the spread of virus but there is no evidence that pubs are disproportionately contributing to infections or that these measures will be effective in combating this. and businesses are not offered any additional support at the moment and there is already pressure on already fragile pubs which are now at risk of permanent closure. and the curfew potentially will cut several hours of high trading times which these businesses need when they're struggling to get back on their feet and pay off debts. andy, what kind of impact will this have on restaurants? basically we have just lost 30% of the evening revenue overnight. it will be difficult for us, we will rise to the occasion as we always do. the rule of six is already in place and track and trace in the ten o'clock curfew t

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with me is sarah ali choudhury from the taj mahal restaurant in dorset.m the mitre pub in north london. gary to you first, some people would say closing at 10pm is not that big ofa say closing at 10pm is not that big of a deal, isn't it? to shutting a little bit earlier than normally. how much difference would make to your business? it is going to make a huge difference to this business. this is a drinks lead pub and drinks let pups don't tend to close until much later. this one closes at half past 12 during the week and half past 12 during the week and half past one on fridays and saturdays. we have a lot of trade generated from people coming back from central london late at night, from restaurants pre—and post, we have re sta u ra nt restaurants pre—and post, we have restaurant workers, supermarket workers who pop in here. we really are at risk of losing much of that trait. and the prime minister was just saying it is notjust a last orders at 10pm it is shutting down. how difficult is that going to be to actually achieve? well the customers will no doub

reports claim that they're helping earth strikes in the disputed area our correspondent in dorset donna who is currently in the capital of nagorno-karabakh a raid sirens have been sounding across the city on locals have been and bites to take shelter. instapundit the capital of the disputed nagorno-karabakh region this morning began with the sounds of explosions and air raid sirens an unmanned drone was shot down we saw the famed smoke above the mountains which are right behind me the military has told me it was a small drone but size is not of the essence here apparently such small you avi's actually even deadlier than the large ones because they are designed to specifically eliminate large groups of people they're designed to target personnel not vehicles or machines that's how yet another day of brutal fighting begins here in the gorn a cab back there are no signs that the intensity of this fighting is receding on the contrary the armenian defense ministry has said that its army base in mania on armenian soil came under the attack of the as are by joining forces if this is indeed tru

a academy south coast, it could bring the charity to hampshire, dorset, the isle of wight in the next south of england this afternoon, high teens across much of northern england. but it is along that north sea coast that perhaps just 14 or 15 will be as high as we get. northern and western scotland seeing more cloud draping across the northern and western isles. brighter spells rather than sunshine here. on into this evening and overnight we get a little bit of a change in wind direction to take us to the small hours of monday, is actually clearer skies across eastern scotland, still some low cloud and murk putting in to the north—east of england, but the thing to look out for a monday morning is a fog developing across eastern wales, parts of midlands and eastern wales, parts of midlands and eastern england, could be a hazard first thing on the road, but a lot is on trend colours that bounce back through the course of monday afternoon and again at temperatures approaching the mid 20s. call it was the north west. more cloud and a weather front counter to squeeze into the

reduce crime and is part of a wider initiative by the prime minister who took office in may but as dorset jabari reports from baghdad some tribes are not on board with the government's plans. these are members of iraq's special task force looking for illegal guns in the south eastern province of miss son they're eager to find them so they search of people's homes and commercial sites like this factory trying to uncover any where people could hide weapons they've set up extra checkpoints here to make sure unregistered guns are not smuggled out and this is what they say they've confiscated so far let me just on the we have seized more than 30 weapons made 6 arrests and confiscated 4 vehicles without license plate this operation is also happening in the neighboring province of basra which has seen the biggest increase in violence in recent weeks but tribal feuds lack of facilities and corruption have led to anger and protests here and a recent rise in targeted killings of high profile activists forced the prime minister to travel to basra to reassure people the government's will do more. tar

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because all the winds have been pushing smoke this direction which is right into the core of the bay dorset smoke is right around santa rosa petaluma downturn avato this mornings here definitely detecting that as you're stepping outside air quality less than ideal so avoid too much outdoor activity for your monday. temperatures not getting much cooler overnight than where we were at the finish of the day yesterday lot of areas up in the north bay like say alina only settling down into the upper 80's, it's 88 degrees right now and lena novato napa pret this election, all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >>i 55 and we want to take a look at some of the damage from the fires we know that

cases are rising and could have disastrous consequences and it's something everyone wants to avoid dorset al-jazeera back to. the number of people who died after being infected with the coronavirus in mexico could be much higher than official figures suggest the health ministry has recorded 123000 deaths during the pandemic that's nearly double the official death toll the world's 4th highest several regional government offices of lot of death certificates and rights groups say the lack of protective equipment has led to more medical workers dying with the virus in mexico than anywhere else i was here as i was as he is following developments across latin america from colombia he has more on the impact of the virus in mexico. this has been a problem from the start in mexico given the fact that the government there has to do a very limited amount of permit people in the country relying. on . mathematic or. to try and keep a close eye on the spread. the result of that real number of deaths could be or seems to be much higher there around double number compared to the confirmed number of. the

you should wear masks and doors at all time in dorset on time and any gatherings, that would be a particularng to act on in order to avoid risking your gran's health. and particularly for social gatherings are involved. and particularly for social gatherings are involvedlj and particularly for social gatherings are involved. i wonder whether actually having him talk about it helps very much. my sun is about it helps very much. my sun is a university student to spend the summer a university student to spend the summer working on a message programme for students at his university and how you can encourage them to wear masks and social distance you can present them with as many public—health officials as you like, basically all the people and it will not make very much impact, as much very success with younger people. in a range of areas, smoking, exercise, diabetes, management, showing people really influenced by hearing from others who are like them who are, who they can relate to and also who struggled and overcame the struggles. that's true for all sorts of people but we know that young peo

joshua dorset, the deputy and mr. string's office to reiterate they were all interviewed by oag as witnesses in this manner, in fact he was sent by the department early in this investigation and tried to convince my office not to push the documents of witnesses in this matter withoutn disclosing that he was a witness himself, the fact that none of them recused themselves in dealing with the oig w report before it was released is baffling in the labs, finally on the arms sales matter, where the question of the classified annex, a considerable chunk of the oig founded in recommendation are hidden in a classified section with about 40% of that section is also hidden under redaction and not even members of congress are permitted to see behind and again, mr. cooper decided that members of the coequal branch of government that this committee was authorized and oversee state department should notmb have access to the oig finding, and boggles your mind. to recap, we have to oigs investigations and a potentially and embarrassi

and a noticeable east to breeze will make it feel cooler than recent days. 27 celsius yesterday in dorset, most will be dry and clear. it will be a chilly night compared to what we have had so far this week with temperatures more widely down into single figures as we start tomorrow morning. as for tomorrow, for most of you it is going to be a very pleasa nt of you it is going to be a very pleasant day, a fresh start, a few mist and fog patches, plenty of sunshine through the day ahead. just a bit of cloud continuing in the north—west of scotland and temperatures in the high teens and low 20s. that is how it is looking. back to you. thank you. a colossal spike in demand is being blamed by the prime minister for the ongoing problems with coronavirus tests. more long queues were reported at testing centres yesterday and slots remained unavailable in many of england's covid—19 hot spots. breakfast‘s john maguire is in sandwell for us this morning, where tougher restrictions are in place. good morning. yeah, morning, charlie. sandwell, birmingham angas valley health had tougher restrictions co

beautiful, stunning sunrise and many of us are waking up to really stunning sunrise is like this one in dorsetsouth and east, different day so remaining mostly dry in the south and east with a bit of sunshine through as well and reasonably mild, if not warm for many of us. an area of high pressure is moving in from the south—west but also low pressure well to the north of the uk but these trailing weather fronts is bringing the rain and blustery winds in the north and west so some rain overnight across northern england —— northern scotla nd northern england —— northern scotland but rain pushing across parts of north—west england into wales as well and becoming quite showery and patchy as it heads towards the south and east so much of southern and eastern england and eastern scotland this afternoon looks dry and bright with temperatures in the low 20s but for most of us, the high teens through the afternoon. in this evening and overnight we will continue to see cloud, a few spots of light rain or drizzle pushing south across parts of wales, northern england, and to the south from mist and fog p