michael crawley, the near times. thank you. thank you both secretary blinking. my questions about iran, your envoy for ron robert malley is visiting moscow in paris this week to consult with allies on the nuclear negotiations with tara tara, which have now been installed for months last week. around foreign ministry said that the talks would likely not resume for another 2 to 3 months. and as you know, around progress on enriching highly on enriching uranium, continues a, you and other officials have been saying for months now that there is some point at which it will not be possible to return to the jcp. a because of around nuclear progress is 2 to 3 months too long for that scenario where you return to the j. c p o. as we knew it, minister math related. there is a new i a report that is highly critical of iran saying that a ron stonewalling the nuclear agencies work, walking inspectors and hindering the agencies investigations into the nature of its program. back in february, germany and other european nations considered a formal censure. resolution of iran, b

ben thompson, has been to crawley in sussex, the town with the highest number of people on furlough in the uk. not all airportjobs involve working with planes or baggage. michael the pets and other animals that in more normal times flew with us around the world. but when flights were grounded, theirjobs were furloughed. now, though, they're back. nice to have some work and a bit more stability and a bit of a routine and something to get up for and come out the house for! it's nice to be back and actually — yeah, feel like you're earning your money, not just getting it from the government. i think, without furlough, yeah, i dread to think, really, where we would be now. the staff might be back but it isn't a business as usual and they have been warned theirjobs could be at risk. the government insists furlough has been a success but has announced extra help towards the cost of living as support schemes are with drawn.— are with drawn. that is a new resnonse _ are with drawn. that is a new response which _ are with drawn. that is a new response which will _ are with drawn. that is a new response which will be - are with drawn. that is a new i response which will

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ben thompson has been to crawley in sussex, the town with the highest number of people on furlough in the uk. not all airportjobs involve working with planes or baggage. michaels were grounded, theirjobs were furloughed. now, though, they're back. nice to have some work and a bit more stability and a bit of a routine and something to get up for and come out the house for! it's nice to be back and actually — yeah, feel like you're earning your money, not just getting it from the government. i think, without furlough, yeah, i dread to think, really, where we would be now. the staff might be back, but it isn't business as usual, and they have been warned theirjobs could be at risk. the government insists furlough has been a success but has today announced extra help towards the cost of living as support schemes are with drawn. it isa it is a new response delivered through councils and that will be delivered live in october to provide additional help throughout the course of this winter. gatwick airport's 2.5 miles in that direction but here in crawley, the nearest biggest town, its impact can be seen all around. and like other towns and cities across the country

ben thompson has been to crawley in sussex, the town with the highest number of people on furlough in the uk. not all airportjobs involve working with planes or baggage. michaelditional help throughout the course of this winter. gatwick airport's 2.5 miles in that direction but here in crawley, the nearest biggest town, its impact can be seen all around. like other towns and cities across the country there are plenty of boarded—up shops and vacant businesses here. but those that do remain are incredibly reliant on the economic activity that comes from being near a major international airport. firms like divina's sewing and craft shop. it is still open, for now. people haven't got the money. worse than last year actually. how confident are you that you will be here this time next year? oh, difficult question. difficult question... i want to still be here and i will do my best to still be here. for industries and communities still feeling the effects of this pandemic, the future without furlough could involve some tough decisions. ben thompson, bbc news, in crawley. our economics editor faisal islam told us the furlough scheme's end coincides with strong demand

to crawley — the town with the highest number of people on furlough in the uk — to see what the end of the scheme means for them. not all airportjobs involve working with planes or baggage. michaeleriod we may have to make some decisions — we do not want to, our staff have been fantastic. crawley was once dubbed the furlough capital of the country, at the last count 10% of alljobs were being propped up by the scheme, the highest proportion ofjobs anywhere in the uk. gatwick is responsible for more than 35,000 localjobs, either at the airport itself, in the supply chain, or in the businesses that set up or relocate here to be close by. the unite union says 6,000 of those have been made redundant already and when furlough ends more could follow. with devastating consequences for the local community. gatwick airport is about 2.5 miles in that direction but here in crawley its impact can be seen all around. like other towns and cities across the country, there are plenty of boarded—up shops and vacant businesses, but those that remain are incredibly reliant on the economic activity that comes from being near a major international airport. firms like davina's. hiya, davina. i'm ben,

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