glenis has even reminded me that we used to sell greenhouses!n the '805, the early '805 onwards, when the mines, the industries, debenhams was the harrods of this area because the money was so affluent. it was so thriving - in the 705 and '805. tougher times now with the retail shake—out sweeping through britain's high streets. it's like many other towns, exactly the same. and ijust hope the high street can be reinvented to get some sort of that feeling back. those final few hours are going to be hard? yeah. it's not easy. it's hard. and it's. .. ..because, a, it's the heart and soul of the town. b, it's the heart and soul of the workers, our colleagues. cheering and applause we'll go out with a smile on ourfaces. they did just that, as the shutters closed for the final time. emma simpson, bbc news, mansfield. that's all from us this evening. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow, thursday morning. with me are po

glenys has even reminded me we used to sell greenhouses!was so thriving - in the 705 and '805. tougher times now with the retail shake—out sweeping through britain's high streets. it is like many other towns, it's exactly the same. and ijust hope the high street can be reinvented to get some sort of feeling back. those final few hours are going to be hard? it's hard. and it is... because, a, it's the heart and soul of the town. b, it's the heart and soul of our colleagues. cheering and applause. we will go out with a smile on ourfaces. they did just that as the shutters closed for the final time. emma simpson, bbc news, mansfield. plans for a memorial to celebrate the dedication of emergency workers a service has been held at westminster abbey this afternoon to pay tribute to the efforts of nurses and the tireless work they've done throughout the pandemic. it comes amid plans fora throughout the pandemic. it comes amid plans for a national emergency services memorial in westminster, a series of statues dedicated to all emergency workers but

glenys has even reminded me we used to sell greenhouses! high street can be reinvented to get some sort of feeling back. those final few hours are going to be hard? it's hard. and it is... because, a, it's the heart and soul of the town. b, it's the heart and soul of our colleagues. cheering and applause. we will go out with a smile on ourfaces. they did just that as the shutters closed for the final time. emma simpson, bbc news, mansfield. it is going to be reborn under the name is used to treat under for almost 60 years. bobby's, as it was called back in 1950, is going to be backin called back in 1950, is going to be back in letters on that building and if you been to bournemouth, it is a very identifiable building on the square and burma. very prominent location and it is sad to see the end of it but they will be cheering the return of bobby and co. to bournemouth. a service has been held at westminster abbey this afternoon to pay tribute to the efforts of nurses and tireless work they have done throughout the pandemic. it comes amids pl