hunting of male woodcock is permitted by ambush hunting. 22:00. also, do not forget about prohibited hunting areas. this is an area not included in the hunting grounds fund, the territory of the hunting grounds reserve fund, the territory of leased hunting grounds for which there are no permits for the right to hunt, as well as a quiet hunting zone. hunting during prohibited periods or prohibited times is illegal and entails administrative liability. in case of illegal mining game animals in progress. hunting , the violator is obliged to compensate for the damage caused to the environment, for example, for each illegally hunted individual goose or duck, the violator is obliged to pay 30 basic units. if the damage caused to the environment amounts to 100 or more basic values, the violation is qualified as a criminal offense, liability for which is provided for in article 282 of the criminal code of the republic of belarus. be sure to follow the established hunting rules, and also do not forget to check. availability of all necessary permits,

i don't disagree with jeremy _ hunt from 2022? i don't disagree with jeremy hunt _ hunt from 2022?with jeremy hunt from nearly everything i said in the past, but sometimes, let me say this, the country sees through gimmicks and we are not going to do gimmicks on wednesday. it's going to be a budget for responsible, long—term growth. when it comes to labour, this is an election year and people will see a contrast. we have a plan for growth that has seen us grow faster than any large european economy. hang on, jeremy hunt, _ any large european economy. hang on, jeremy hunt, we — any large european economy. hang on, jeremy hunt, we are _ any large european economy. hang on, jeremy hunt, we are speaking - any large european economy. hang on, jeremy hunt, we are speaking to - jeremy hunt, we are speaking to labour later in the programme. rachel reeves will be here next week so we are not discussing labour's economic policy. you so we are not discussing labour's economic policy-— economic policy. you mentioned labour's economic _ economic policy. you mentioned labour's economic policy. -

hunting, as well as a quiet hunting zone.d to compensate for the damage caused to the environment. for example, for each illegally harvested goose or duck, the offender is required to pay 30 basic units. if the harm caused to the environment environment will be 100 or more basic values, the violation is qualified as a criminal offense, liability for which is provided for in article 282 of the criminal code of the republic of belarus. must comply. established hunting rules, and also do not forget to check the presence of all the necessary permits, but if you suddenly notice a violator, then report it to the regional divisions of the state inspection or by calling the helpline, well, i want to say, you know, firstly, do not you're violating, secondly, i like hunters who use the very moment of hunting not to hunt there. on someone, but just to have a good time, to meet with friends, to breathe fresh air, this is the hunt for a barbecue, take care of nature, i really wanted a barbecue right now , of course, but oh well, friends,

myself in general, and i was also a hunter, but i chose hunting photos, without yes, hunting withouthis, in my opinion, we have long ceased to live in a time when food had to be obtained. a unique place from the outside may seem like there is nothing unusual here, and i hope that i am not the only one who sees something interesting here and here is something that catches your eye, we have a very authentic real old mill here, that’s right, a millstone, yes, which, it was in this barn, i left them for her, got them, that is, unfortunately there is no grain, we won’t make flour now, but take my word for it, the working design is absolutely working, this is the first thing that i really like i liked it, second, this poster, the sign of the council... of europe, zubar. and the number of years between these millstones and this sign is impressive, as i understand it, most likely there is a difference of about a century. what kind of poster is this? well, here is a poster, my father has been working in the national park for 34 years, yes, that is, in pushcha, if you know, this is a unesco wo

we get would have another hunt, the acetate. let's take this guy and at 1st we thought we wouldn't get a chance to feel this at all. but now we've received our 2nd tip. i think that's because we've gotten to know these people. now. we've learned a bit of the trust they know we want cause trouble when we come to see and feel safe. so wolf is read, they stuff that the roadside is already pretty full when we arrive. something is different. the chase doesn't tend on the beach, but at a small cliff the she said that we were a little late this time. luke one is getting away from the wireless. i having trouble catching one of the whales the they just weren't let it get away. now man of jumping into the open water and trying to somehow get on top of the wild. how do i get time zones? i told us the hunts usually ends quickly. and the 1st one we saw a went really fast. this, but this one's getting out of hand. the animal keeps getting away towards it, and it's a real fight to the desk. now, you know, i wish to, the boat's keeps sending it

trail hunting is generallyj a smoke screen for them to continue to illegally hunt.ive. i genuinely thought - i was going to be trampled and i was scared for my life. please, can you stop, please? i'm a man, you don't want to say you're scared, but you never know who's behind that mask. it's the last meeting of the season for the holderness hunt, a group for whom hunting is more than sport. it's a load of like—minded people, and it's just a social cohesion, it's a community spirit. some people say it's stronger than the church in the countryside. as riders gather, so do the hull wildlife protectors group. we just try and monitor the hunt and monitor for any wildlife crimes. and if they're committed, then we evidence them and report them to the humberside task force. both groups say they're experiencing more tension and aggression than ever before. hunting with dogs is illegal. what's perfectly legal is for the holderness hunt to set a scent trail and to chase that with their pack of hounds. i've got a scent on a rag and i'm running a mile and a half pulling this behi

i couldn't hunt and kill pilot whales. could you the 3 found that vehicle and then what about the key point 6 times. more likely to have a voice in the lung functions as compared to mid air pollution. the biggest health problems for everyone working out tools in denny bus or ran. this is increasing and there is no drive for more protection and less pollution eco india. in 30 minutes on d, w, this the shadows of just these pod costs and video shed light on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the schools, tactic farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this one and spread races, depression? today? the screen we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism, old friends, mean friends, and nature defend itself in case of an emergency. we cannot guarantee that we could protect munich, frankfurt, berlin, santa, faced with rushes for or against ukraine, the roads. grace's military alliance shows weakness can nato offer its members suspicion protection?

lots forjeremy hunt.stingly, we have heard, one of the main headlines already from the budget is 2p cut in national insurance following another 2p earlier in the year, earlier in the autumn statement last year. a lot of questions from reporters here about what rabbits, the surprise element, as chancers usually like to withhold something, hold something back, even if these days we hear a lot of what is going to be announced in advance. chancers do like to have a little surprise up their sleeve and they can say, look, i fed some money down the back of the sofa. a lot of speculation about what that might be. there is talk of changing the threshold for child benefit, that sort of thing. a lot of speculation about whatjeremy hunt will be delivering in addition to all these measures we already know he is going to announce.— all these measures we already know he is going to announce. everyone is askin: , he is going to announce. everyone is asking. you'd — he is going to announce. everyone is asking. you'd use —

some people may find some of these food each hunt to watch. these documentary tells the story of how it goes to you and why it is bloody tradition still exists. the mind miss christie and i'm sitting next to me is andreas who does the editing. we made a film in september 2021 about adults in hunt on the federal islands for a german news channel. more than 1400 dolphins were killed here. and in just a single day, doesn't data these, these images went around the world in 2021 because no one had ever documented sloth or, and such a large number of dolphins before. and to be honest, those were images. i was been unable to suggest, as well as a couple of 1000 people around the world of protested these kind of hunting. the images upset me and i wanted to know more. we got a camera same flu north to pharaoh while entering the north atlantic between scotlands norway, iceland, just as a 50000 people lived here. everyone knows everyone. it was important to me to keep an open mind on this trip. i wanted to understand not to judge wyatt, people still kill

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but i was struck actually byjeremy hunt in his very jeremy hunt—ish kind of way sounding less excitedan the prime minister who did an interview with faisal earlier this week saying saying that the economy is bouncing back. but we're not there yet and we need to stick to the course because we i need inflation to get down to 2%. the thing that will make the biggest | difference for families up and down| the country is when interest rates |fall and therefore their mortgage | rates start to fall. and that comes in prospect. it's a decision by the independent bank of england, but comes - in prospect when inflation is back down at m _ you know, jeremy hunt was much more kind of, yes, i do think things are turning. and i know that people have had a hard time. oh, yes, when i said that £100,000 wasn't a huge salary, i was referring to my constituent, although actually he put that on twitter himself as well. so. but i don't know. henry, did you pick up on that sort of change in tone? well, not to sound too meta, but i think it's fascinating that jeremy hunt was on your programme just three wee

drew had spent four years hunting el chapo.on his own turf, had sacrificed countless hours with his family. and finally, he was about to come face to face with the object of his obsession. drew drove his armored car into the garage. >> you are about to pick up el chapo? >> yes. i run over to him, i jump into his face, and the first thing that comes to my mind, i go, what is up chapo? and his eyes bulged out of his head, we locked eyes for a split second. i put him into my vehicle, in the back seat. that is when i told him to turn around, look at me. i took a couple of pictures and that was it. he was done. >> as i listen to you tell the story, i find myself shocked this was not a bloodbath. there was no dramatic shoot out. in fact, no shots were fired at all, where there? >> none. >> did this surprise you? >> i could not believe it, i could not believe it. we could have ended up in a gunfight. at every door, every raid. driving around every corner. and it did not happen. >> a mexican marine helicopter met the convoy and picked

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there isjeremy there is jeremy hunt there isjeremy hunt with his treasury team gathering in the traditional box, inside which is his budget, which he will unveil shortly in the house of commons. could today be a repeat of last year's autumn statement? i'm going to go further and cut the main rate of employee national insurance by two percentage points, from 12% to 10%. another 2p cut in national insurance is widely expected today — but could there be more? but with money tight — in the midst of a recession — those giveaways are likely to be paid for by spending cuts

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jeremy hunts , the chancellor jeremy hunts, the chancellor exchequer.ith ukraine and vladimir putin and let alone the rising threat in the red sea with the houthi rebels the only nod towards defence yesterday was £1 million for a muslim war memorial. do you just pull your hair out that we just seem to take defence for granted , good afternoon martin. granted, good afternoon martin. >> well, thankfully i've still got some hair left to pull out, but. >> no, i think that, the interesting thing is that there is a major war, as everybody knows , going on in europe and ukraine. >> to all intents and purposes, is fighting our proxy war against russia . against russia. >> in fact, you could argue that britain's front line is on the eastern ukrainian border, most other countries in europe are, upping their defence spending and reorganising and increasing their defence forces . and yet, their defence forces. and yet, in yesterday's budget, as you pointed out so rightly, there has been a small decline . has been a small decline. >> now, the mod tried to spin this

young men are apparently particularly keen on hunting. i look for clues and then down the middle faced with a group of young ro is hired as while one will become a key figure of the they train with wooden rolling boats and rice village against the village on the open wolf at, throughout the summit where we do starks is like what $6060.00 strokes per minute. why? 60 strokes for a minute. i was on the rowing machine in the hotel this morning. this was going to move and i saw the display and i had like 20. okay. yeah. no. they allow me to accompany them anyway. rowing is too hard to talk to wouldn't been, she's real caught the smell of sweat these everywhere. but it's fun. the, fortunately they don't want to go out to see with me. one of the ro is, is john roy, who are innocent, he seems to take rolling very seriously. so this is what we do 2 hours a day, or 2 months. the wooden boat is incredibly heavy. we can only get it out of the water if everyone helps. they used to go wailing in similar boats explains john roy, he's 18 and grew up in t

and back in 2022, hunt 2022, i think jeremy hunt himself would actually 2022, i think jeremy hunt himsusnk jeremy hunt himsus £8 would actually 2022, i think jeremy hunt himsus £8 billion uld actually 2022, i think jeremy hunt himsus £8 billion ad actually 2022, i think jeremy hunt himsus £8 billion a year.1ally cost us £8 billion a year. >> good. leave fine. i think there's thing. i think >> good. leave fine. i think thyou; thing. i think >> good. leave fine. i think thyou want thing. i think >> good. leave fine. i think thyou want to thing. i think >> good. leave fine. i think thyou want to live ng. i think >> good. leave fine. i think thyou want to live somewhere, if you want to live somewhere, you should pay to live where that now in. that we now live in. >> stands, with the >> as it stands, with the non—doms, highest non—doms, we've got the highest tax world two, tax burden since world war two, and they are a heck of a and they are paying a heck of a lot it. lot of it. >> p- p— >> i'm just so pleased to see rid that don't even rid of them that i don't even really care. i just if rea

but this statement was the biggest claim of the budget, hunt said . the of the budget, hunt said.by a median earner as a proportion of their income in 20 2425 are the lowest they've been since 1975. now, that is, i would put it to you. mark littlewood, director of popcorn and former director of the institute of economic affairs. that is a very big, bold statement that is saying anybody in this room that is earning, you know, an average mean salary is paying less tax than anyone for nearly 50 years. wow. they must be doing rather well. >> well, jeremy hunt seems to think so. here's the problem, though, nigel, as you'll know well, if you're listening to an economist or a politician, always read the fine print and it's the important fine print. in what jeremy hunt said, i believe he's technically correct . he mentions personal taxes, so he's measuring your national insurance and your income tax contributions . and if you're an contributions. and if you're an average earner, given everything he's done, that might be down a bit. but that's not what the average earner thinks about. they

the hunt was over, the hunt continued, so they decided to continue, they seemed to jokingly shake out both, uh, little couch, well, come here, where are you, kuku, koku, what are you shooting, it’s my turn, and what are you shooting, i want. after shooting, i want to shoot, valerka, what happened, it’s not breathing, what have you done, fat, i, all my cartridges are blank. some of us didn’t finish watching, who didn’t finish watching, well, what difference does it make to you, who didn’t finish watching, what’s going on there, what? what did you say to him? he said that we would kill his entire family and burn down his house if he ever told anyone anything. damn, damn, damn, we 're in trouble, we need to give him more money, 10 thousand damn it, i didn’t say anything to anyone, not for my sake, for my son’s sake, for my daughter’s sake. i buried him in the forest, but i lost this filthy money for my son’s studies, but what can i do? “you won’t bring your daughter back, put them in jail, i wouldn’t put them in jail, i wouldn’t be able to, well, you remember what time it was, why are yo

it is a huge day forjeremy hunt . it huge day forjeremy hunt.t sounds very much as though he's decided to take £0.02 off national insurance. now that's a pretty radical move. it will save the average worker about £450. £900. when you take into account the toopy that was taken off national insurance in november. but it's not as radical as quite a lot of backbench conservative mps were hoping they were hoping that jeremy hunt would change income tax. but take one p off income tax, income tax affects pensioners as well, so they would have benefited from that. but national insurance only benefits those in work. a national insurance cut very much fits with jeremy hunt's ethos, fits with jeremy hunt's ethos, fits about what he's about as chancellor , which is getting chancellor, which is getting back into work, making work pay. but of course, we know that the pensioner vote is very reliable . pensioner vote is very reliable. all pensioners mostly turn out to vote, and so anything which could help them might give the conservatives a bit more of a boost

since jeremy hunt . but it raise £1.5 billion. since jeremy hunt.f the taxation is so high that the oil and gas companies just cancel projects altogether. there's a lot of anger about this in scotland, where oil and gas industry is centred, and indeed the leader of the scottish conservatives has already said he will vote against this aspect of his own government's budget . it's government's budget. it's another way to raise money. the chancellor hopes to clamp down on non—dom tax . foreigners who on non—dom tax. foreigners who reside in the uk and they don't pay reside in the uk and they don't pay so much tax on their foreign income that non—dom tax status is going to be abolished from april 2025. the tories very much stealing labour clothes. the opposition have been saying they want to do this for some time. it's an increase also on duty on non economy airfares. that is business and first class. two more measures aimed at the wealthy trying to raise money not to spend on more on public spending, says the tories. but to deliver tax cuts. that is the

a lot of what we had actually from jeremy hunt had been previewed, had been failed.and, actually, and to what was announced by mr hunt back in the autumn, this was a bit less of the big bang in terms of the measures announced. so, yes, the context is of course that this is going to be the last budget major announcement, really, in terms of what could be actually introduced in the coming months before the general election. but the headline remains that this court to national insurance, 2p, thatis court to national insurance, 2p, that is a big offerfrom court to national insurance, 2p, that is a big offer from jeremy hunt to those people that are in work. tax cut he said will put maroney backin tax cut he said will put maroney back in their pockets. we also think this will be a great generating measure, the keeping he is promising. he said we have come through tough times as an economy and the neo—conservatives of status through tricky patch. we are turning a corner. not turned, because clearly there is a lot of work to be done. this is not the economic context thatjer

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hunt. just on time. mr hunt. just on migration.hink, um , that theory i think, um, that actually migration is inherently actually migration is inherently a good thing, that it's good for the economy. it's good to get more numbers in. but actually that's is it? that's not quite true, is it? because of the pressure on housing and indeed our public services. migration services. so should migration come shouldn't you come down, and shouldn't you consider cap on it as consider putting a cap on it as a tory government? >> i think migration in limited numbers can be beneficial, but what i think is wrong is this idea that you should get economic growth by allowing . economic growth by allowing. >> why does the treasury keep on sort of being proponents of that theory? then the more people that the the tax that come in, the higher the tax receipts. why don't you put receipts. so why don't you put a stop to it? i mean, what was it, 745,000 last year? record amount of immigrants coming into this country . country cope country. the country can'

but but let's just get to jeremy hunt's. what faisal islam calls jeremy hunt's origin story.and by simply being jeremy hunt in a pair of trousers, calmed the financial market before he'd ever done anything. so we were reminded jested by faisal islam thatjeremy hunt has to borrow gordon brown's prudent statement, because that was how it all began for him. yeah, absolutely. and look, most chancellors most of the time are saying that they're being prudent people. in fact, even if they're spending money and giving money away, they're probably saying they're doing it prudently, which again, is what he was doing. kwasi kwarteng has told us that he was just wrong. kwasi kwarteng is the one exception who, even after they'd done the car crash mini budget on friday afternoon in september, back in 2022, then went out and the markets had already started responding negatively on that friday afternoon, then went out, in fact was on your show... on the sunday when the markets were closed, but the tv studios were not told them there was more cuts to come. and in a surprise move, the markets

but jeremy hunt never shows that up . jeremy hunt never shows that up.ing . he's so bland, he's so boring. he's so bland, he's so boring. he's the worst sort of election. election sneering chancellor. the tories could have. at this stage, it does seem like the political whether it's political class, whether it's this current conservative party which isn't really which many think isn't really conservative at all, and conservative at all, at all, and labour have forgotten that the way you tackle inequality and deliver social justice is through economic growth , is through economic growth, is through economic growth, is through national income . through national income. >> what about labour then? you wrote a cracking book about jeremy corbyn. the book is called a dangerous hero corbyn's ruthless plot for power. sir keir starmer is pretty ruthless too . what kind of prime minister too. what kind of prime minister do you think he'll make? >> i don't think he's ruthless at all. i think he's a third rate lawyer who just mouths an opinion and then quickly revers

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so i hunt my own meat, my family hunts their own meat. our meat comes from when we eat it for dinner and it's a lot cheaper, with inflation prices and groceries it makes more sense. and gardening, it seems to be the hot topic on social media, gardening, and chickens and cows. but actually it's very functional to do those things and it saves so much money if you are doing them at your house. >> sandra: the "wall street journal" when they put out the piece, they got hundreds of readers responding to their article that showed how food has come to consume the biggest portion of american's income since 1991. and they shared their strategies for the kitchen, and some of them said they are putting limits on how much they eat out, and you make it fun. one of your specialties is elk jalapeno poppers. you take what you, you know, you take literally from the field to the table and show people how to do it. i think we have -- this is actually -- all right, this is sound of you showing those off, eva. >> today i'm going to make my most requested recip

jeremy hunt many people across.t today against intimidating pro—palestine protests , saying pro—palestine protests, saying they have now crossed a line. his comments come as thousands of people take to the streets again across britain this weekend, after the prime minister's called for tolerance to be restored. campaigners have also targeted around 50 barclays bank branches , which they've bank branches, which they've accused of having financial ties with suppliers of weapons. it all comes after rishi sunak's speech in downing street on friday, where he warned that islamist extremists and far right groups are, he said , right groups are, he said, spreading poison in british democracy . an aide rail democracy. an aide rail passengers are facing another higher price from today as fares across england and wales are hiked by 5. that's despite train cancellations being among the worst in a decade. campaign say commuters are being priced off the railway and onto the roads . the railway and onto the roads. it comes after t

it's a big week for chancellorjeremy hunt.nce the books. i'll be looking at the options. a senior hamas official tells the bbc that it is impossible to provide a list of israeli hostages who are still alive, while the territory is being bombed. in sport, pep's delight with blue the colour, as city come from behind to beat rivals united in the manchester derby. good morning. there is frost and fog around this one, which were left, and for many it will be a largely dry day but we do have some rain from the south—west slowly pushing north—eastwards. all the details later in the programme. it's monday the 4th of march. our main story. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, is under growing pressure to introduce tax cuts in wednesday's budget — ahead of what could be a crucial week for the government. this budget is the last before the next general election — and with backbench conservatives eager to see taxes lowered from their current levels before voters head to the polls, the stakes for mr hunt — and the prime minister rishi sunak — are

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we grew hunt yesterday grew our way out. hunt yesterday talked endlessly growth. grew our way out.talkwe endlessly growth. grew our way out. hunt yesterday talkwe indlessly growth. grew our way out. hunt yesterday talkwe in aassly growth. grew our way out. hunt yesterday talkwe in a recession growth. grew our way out. hunt yesterday talkwe in a recession or|rowth. grew our way out. hunt yesterday talkwe in a recession or not?1. are we in a recession or not? >> we were officially in a recession in the sense that two consecutive quarters of negative gdp growth that happened between june and december last year. fact we now know that because the gdp numbers have come out, there's a very slight chance they could be revised upwards. they were the preliminary numbers for the final quarter. but bar the shouting, the economy got smaller for the second half of last year. i don't think we're now in a recession, nigel, to give the chancellor , the fact chancellor his due, the fact that interest rates are set to come the fact that come down, the fact that inflation has come down, you look the s

jeremy hunt turns life.back to the dog, that's what you do. it. not on this do. you open it. but not on this occasion. and playing it back for you. mainly because i do find it quite so hilarious. you can see stood there and then can see he stood there and then he had to knock. he had to knock on door. i mean, i bet on the door. i mean, i bet someone in trouble for that. someone got in trouble for that. i can tell you. anyway. look, apparently lower taxes mean higher growth. that was one of the that jeremy hunt was the things that jeremy hunt was trying out today. trying to point out today. but in of of these key in terms of some of these key metrics, then, we knew, didn't we, national there we, national insurance, there was conversations about was lots of conversations about whether that was going whether or not that was going to be, not. well, be, the £0.02 cut or not. well, we know, yes, that's going we now know, yes, that's going to there was lots of to happen. there was lots of rumours about whether not

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what has jeremy hunt what hasjeremy hunt been seen? what has jeremy hunt been seen?udget, the chancellor was talking up the prospect of a big tax cuts, he compared himself to nigel lawson and this was supposed to be a big moment for the conservative government, part of their big offer to voters ahead of the general election. all that has changed, largely because the treasury has less money to play with if it is to stick within the rules it sets itself to manage the economy. jeremy hunt is enabled of a bind, conservative mps are putting pressure on him to cut taxes, on the other hand ministers saying begging the chancellor for more money as has the chancellor for more money as has the housing secretary for this is whatjeremy hunt said this morning. we've always said, we have been very consistent, that we would only cut taxes in a way that was responsible, prudent, and, if i may say, i think the most un—conservative thing i could do would be to cut taxes by increasing borrowing. because that's just cutting taxes and saying that future generations have to pick up the ta

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the chancellorjeremy the chancellor jeremy hunt the chancellorjeremy hunt has promised to protect theervative election manifesto. mr hunt was speaking to the bbc �*s lorcan spoke. 0ur westminster correspondent — georgia roberts has more. the prime minister this week has been talking about this being a bounce back a year for the uk economy and jeremy hunt the chancellor today also keen to try and capitalise on some bright spots perhaps in the economic change in weather we have coming. this week we heard news of inflation falling to the lowest it has been in a couple of years, also a bank of england report saying interest rate cuts might come a bit sooner than expected. so this is good news, especially for a uk government that has been lagging behind consistently labour in the polls, they are keen to stress some economic good news. however, the question laura kuenssberg on the programme this morning wanted to ask is whether it is too soon for the uk government to be trumpeting news like this as a turning point, given that many people are still feeling the pinch in their pockets. let's l

of course, there was an egg hunt as well.e them for a special prize. fairyland's easter festivities continue today, though the tap dancing bunnies get the day off. then there was a different kind of hop step happening at chase center, the home of the warriors and kaiser permanente hosted an easter egg hunt. the easter bunny was there posing for pictures. and in between egg hunts and easter crafts, kids got to visit a petting zoo packed with bunnies. very cute. next on abc, seven mornings at 6 a.m. holiday travel amid spring break when the faa is expecting the most fliers while gas prices are up at the pump. plus a deadly plane crash in trucking. what witnesses say they saw as an area of the airport remains closed. to >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland? >> yeah. >> you're watching abc seven news live. anytime, anywhere. here we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc sev

and of course, there was an egg hunt as well.y off. there was a different kind of hop step happening at chase center, the home of the warriors and kaiser permanente hosted an easter egg hunt here too. and the easter bunny was there posing for pictures. you see kids walking around looking for eggs in between the easter hunts and the crafts, kids got to visit a petting zoo packed with bunnies. closer to home, there was a big block party in san francisco's castro called the easter eggstravaganza. community members showed up to celebrate spring with art, costumes and entertainment. one group, dressed as helen roper from the old sitcom three's company. >> yes, we're all helen, everyone's helen because it's a really good time to get together with everyone and dress up in your wigs and come out and have a good time. >> stanley, how long can you stand to look at something so drab and faded? oh i don't know. >> how long have we been married? oh >> how cute. there were costume contests for both people and their dogs. i have a little bandan

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