known as bono's to help fund its spending in two thousand and sixteen the zimbabwe bond note was pegged at par with the us dollar despite being traded at a discount electronically at the end of twenty eighteen the value of the ball notes plummeted on the black market. all notes were being traded around three quarters lower than the official government trade many businesses closed and some retailers started offering different prices depending on the customer's method of payment by devaluing the cause like currency the government hopes to inject some confidence back into its economy. crisis. it may. seem to be for doing it. right. in effect zimbabwe's government has admitted it's cause i currency is worth less and while that news could add more painful struggling zimbabweans experts say it could be a step in the right direction towards reform that could help the country reestablish a currency and help make the zimbabwean economy more predictable. let's look into this a bit closer i was in the studio is my colleague chip on a chip chip on this new ball and other critics right that it's jus

zimbabwe's worst economic crisis in a decade the country's central bank on wednesday renounced the pegging of its claws i can see to the so-called bond notes the so-called outs to the u.s. dollar zimbabwe began using bomb notes during shortages of hard cash a few years ago amid spiraling inflation some economists welcomed the move but critics say it's just a reintroduction of the good old zimbabwean dollar just without the name. zimbabwe began printing a cause i currency known as bono's to help fund its spending in two thousand and sixteen to zimbabwe bono it was pegged at par with the us dollar despite being traded at a discount electronically at the end of twenty eighteen the value of the ball notes plummeted on the black market. all notes were being traded around three quarters lower than the official government trade many businesses closed and some retailers started offering different prices depending on the customer's method of payment by devaluing the cause like currency the government hopes to inject some confidence back into its economy. right. in the main. drive to see what you ca

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the only other thing that peg mentioned is, we also asked c.s.a. to do work on behalf of us and our statute provides a budget for that. you'll see this at the bottom of the agenda which tonia just talked about. in addition to that, we have recently, brenda and i have recently, started discussions around two other areas. one has to do with advice on how to target our meetings more closely to what our mandates are and what the expectations are. there's something about whistleblower, which i'm sure brenda will go over in the next agenda item. which is whistleblower. do you know the desire to do an audit of the procedures of the whistleblower program? >> yes. i think whistleblower program sun for presentation. i can address that. >> okay, fantastic. given that, i don't have any other comments. that's my responsibility as the liaison to this program. i think it's amazing. i think the work you guys do is amazing. it feels very timely the thing you guys are getting involved in. i think it's fantastic. some of the stuff around housing and things like that,

nose to help fund its spending in two thousand and sixteen the zimbabwe bond note was pegged at par with the us dollar despite being traded at a discount electronically at the end of twenty eighteen the value of the ball notes plummeted on the black market. no notes were being traded or.

perhaps she isa peg, until it has achieved. perhaps she is a peg, i do not know.ry clinton is. this is to do with the year in which they were born. yes, that's right. with the year in which they were born. yes, that's rightlj with the year in which they were born. yes, that's right. i think thatis born. yes, that's right. i think that is fair. theresa may has today been enthusiastically tweeting about the year of the pack, so perhaps she is trying to get in that state of mind going forward. and when you think that as we speak, china is experiencing a slowdown in its economy, i guess many people in china itself would be looking for any signs of optimism wherever they can find it. and it makes the point that given how much money goes into the economy in china around this time of year, everyone will be looking to see whether it has affected consumer confidence. looking to see whether it has affected consumer confidencem looking to see whether it has affected consumer confidence. it is the biggest holiday of the year in china and! the biggest holiday of the year in ch

him back at one three four two i believe it was average apple unveils apple stock price exposure pegged to big corning how. establishes this is through what they call crypto collateralized contracts so you a user of the apple wallet which is a noncustodial wallet you own your private keys not them how they establish this your exposure to apple is a contract between you the user and ambre and it's not direct ownership of the equity of the apple stock but this crypto collateralized contract if you use right now to hold euro's or an arrow easy cash in the average what you're actually getting is what we call a crypto collateralized contract says bill apartheid it basically takes bitcoin and pegs it to the value of what ever asset you want investment expo.

him back at one three four two i believe it was average apple unveils apple stock price exposure pegged to bitcoin how. establishes this is through what they call crypto collateralized contracts so you a user of the app or wallet which is a non-custodial wallet you own your private keys not them how they establish this your exposure to apple is a contract between you the user and ambre and it's not direct ownership of the equity of the apple stock but this crypto collateralized contract if you use right now to hold euro's or an arrow easy cash in the average what you're actually getting is what we call a crypto collateralized contract says bill apartheid it basically takes bitcoin and pegs it to the value of what ever asset you want investment exposure to whether it's the euro. zone cash and with this new announcement apple shares it makes no difference meaning if you buy one thousand. dollars worth of apple and you're using big queen to actually make the contract if the price of apples goes up you end up with more big coin if the price of apple goes down you end up with less basically

is what we call a crypto collateralized contract says bill apartheid it basically takes bitcoin and pegs it to the value of what ever asset you want investment exposure to whether it's the euro. zone cash and with this new announcement apple shares it makes no differ. it's meaning if you buy one thousand dollars worth of apple and you're using big queen to actually make the contract if the price of apples goes up you end up with more big coin if the price of apple goes down you end up with less pickling is this a nefarious. card dano killer you know a smart contract coin killer quite possibly is it also a robin hood killer because. this is available to countries all over the world hundred fifty countries have access now through the app to buying apple stock without k y c or am no without any regulatory layer whatsoever because they're not holding the securities or holding synthetic securities that are backed by bitcoin and it's held by the client by the phone so this is a total game changer and i talked to bill about this and this really truly does democratize finance in a lot of ways be

plus horsing around look at the ancient sport of tent pegging in iraq. the carrot is blooming of the sumatra ones well it was a day or two off but this is exactly what happened in the last twenty four hours or so and that produced a few showers it came across singapore kuala lumpur typically prince in malaysia but that's it maybe this is the forecast for tuesday very few showers around and that's true through our born year there's more of a concentration of this sort of way sea and towards well west papua i suppose is that is the best way to scrub it otherwise you know you can enjoy a fine day and that's true for wednesday as well all the time looks like being in the drive of further east bali is our job or eve to risk of significant downpours they don't really reach australia and northern australia should be wet is not at times a quite high in northern queensland much of the energy atmosphere in this killing stockland omar still between new caledonia and vanuatu moving towards new caledonia percy's up in the thirty's springs to forty but keynes is up in

new devalued cause i currency into circulation that replaces the zimbabwe and banknotes which were pegged to the u.s. dollar people lined up in the capital harare to be the first to get their hands on the replacement currency this is the latest effort by zimbabwe's government to bring back some stability to its ailing economy economists say the move could make prices more predictable in the country analysts see it as a step towards a launching a new currency when dollar was abolished in two thousand and nine amid soaring inflation. this sunday senegal will elect a new president and that could also be a first step towards a new currency opposition candidate whose month song course says he'll abolish the safe for a safer from if he's elected the abbreviation. c.f.a. stance vocal in the fall says duffy currency therefore he says is a relic of colonial times which keeps senegal dependent on its form occupier france its view many young voters do support senegal is one of fourteen former french colonies that have been using the c.f.a. far frank since france pulled out of central africa in the o

new devalued cause i currency into circulation that replaces the zimbabwe and bank notes which were pegged to the u.s. dollar people lined up in the capital harare to be the first to get their hands on the replacement currency this is the latest effort by zimbabwe's government to bring back some stability to its ailing economy and economists say the move could make prices more predictable in the country analysts see it as a step towards a launching a new currency zimbabwe and dollar was abolished in two thousand and nine amid soaring inflation. well this sunday senegal will elect a new president and that could also be a first step towards a new currency opposition candidate whose mansong course says he'll abolish the safe route for a safer from if he's elected the abbreviations c.f.a. stance vocal and the phone says duffy currency therefore he says is a relic of colonial times which keep selling.

hour winds down a zygote to spark the game into life with a simple finish from a free kick leverkusen peg them back five minutes later through kevin fall and bert straight from kickoff and stormed out the other end wreaking the lead thanks to electric englishman jade and son joe. after a breathless and to the first cup and stepped up after the break to give them breathing space goodson made it three one. but bush's boys bit back with twelve minutes left. having the deficit with a flying header. the goal meant it. but they held on for the win need desperately needed to once again put daylight between themselves and the biggest need a summit. well there are three points ahead and i go to you oliver how did you see dortmund today finally we see i laughing loudly smiling i mean they were delighted that they got away with this win that they secured those three points they didn't really deserve to win that game in my opinion because it was at least as strong as thought and maybe even the better side but in the end ugly win for them for. it's always what counts are those three points three point

sources say the latest proposal pegs border wall funding at 2-billion.that's far below the 5-point-7 billion the president requested.on nbc's meet the press-- white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney said he wouldn't rule out another shutdown.mick mulvaney, white house acting chief of staff// say that the hard-core left wing of the democratic party prevails in this negotiation and they put a bill on the president's desk with 0 money or 800 million dollars for the wall, an absurdly low number for the wall. how can he sign that? he cannot in good faith sign that."president trump tweeting on sunday, saying democrats are offering very little money for the wall and accusing them of wanting another shutdown for political purposes.on monday-- he's heading to the border ( robin ) police in southern california say a woman may have been driving under the influence when she smashed into a police station with a baby in the car. this happened saturday morning in san pedro. police say the woman maneuvered around barriers and smashed through the front glass doors of the lobby. police arreste

>> friends peg and lee knew april since she was a teenager and knew her well enough to know that her outward glow masked an inner pain. >> she had a really rough childhood. when april was 11, her mother gave her brothers and sister up for adoption and april was raised by her grandmother and her brothers and sister were put into foster care. >> you know, i think she had a thirst for feeling loved, she just wanted to be loved. >> she would discover unconditional love at 17, when she gave birth to kim with her first husband. >> she was an incredible mom. she seemed to just instinctively know what to do. >> she always spoke to kimberly like a little adult and we used to call her agnes. agnes beeswax. she was an old soul. april wanted the best for her and gave her the best that she possibly could. she worked hard. >> april dropped out of school when she became pregnant, but she got her g.e.d. she clawed her way back. she opened a salon, a catering business, a cafe, a charity worker. >> but while april worked hard, she played hard, too. she liked motorcycles and fast cars? >> she did. when

we're seeing history, is littered with all sorts of pegs of currencies that collapsed.hat will be something to really watch for. for me at the end of the day the chinese market sup 5%, truly a win-win, they were just as enthusiastic as mr. trump was. charles: where do we go from here, dan? it might surprise people china traded before the tariffs. there was a stock market and things moved up and down. we got to a amazing start this year. where do you think we drive markets as we get away from tariffs, government shutdowns and other head loo hine things? >> i think you make a great point. that is perfect introduction because not enough people are talking about this. if you look at correlation of the returns since the trough on christmas eve. correlation between sectors went down the most highly correlated with the ones that went up the most. same thing across global asset classes. clearly what happened so far this year is clearly what happened in 2018 and reversing course as opposed to what will happen at the rest of 2019. charles: just inverse. industrials crushing it, c

anyone. to fixture a peg, in case it might've offended anyone.uslims needs to be put in context and it is calling on the un to launch an international fact—finding mission that up to a million muslims are being arbitrarily detained and political education cams. that is another dimension to the story and that ends today's outside source. thank you for watching, i will be with you from brussels on thursday when the prime minister will be in town. hello there, january was a very dry month for the uk but mother nature will be making its best to make amends with a load of rain coming our way over the next few days and satellite pictures as an area of low pressure to the west of the uk and this area of cloud is worth keeping an eye on. this is quite a windy system as we get there wednesday night into the first part of thursday. we'll keep a close eye on that. for the time being on wednesday, essentially, we've got a weather front across the far southeast, so it's here where we'll have a lot of cloud to start off the day, perhaps a little bit of rain wo

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rebel wilson and liam hemsworth's rom com romp opening with between 20 and 21 million, while variety pegs hearts in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( james )( james ) still ahead in the next hour. we're tracking the rain this morning... as we look at the radar. it's like a friday night, where you made plans, but you and your bff change into sweats and finish the whole series instead. new two good greek lowfat yogurt. slow-strained down to 2 grams of sugar. because sometimes you just gotta do good by you. ( james ) we're tracking the rain this morning... as we look at the radar. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...

the day, particularly for southern and eastern parts of england and hear the temperatures will be peggedrn scotland where it will be quite blustery, temperatures widely13—16 celsius and some spots could see 17 or 18. overnight, when strengthening for northern ireland and particularly the western isles where we could have gusts of 55 mph. like a wind elsewhere and clear skies. we will see the return of some low cloud, mist and fog through eastern england. not a particularly cold start to the day on saturday morning. we will see rain pushing eastwards through northern ireland into western scotland, western fringes of wales, down towards the south—west before the end of play. elsewhere, another fine and south—west before the end of play. elsewhere, anotherfine and dry south—west before the end of play. elsewhere, another fine and dry day with lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures well above average. we continue with a reminder of the breaking news in the last few moments, that ian austin leaves the labour party, becoming the ninth to do so this week. he is the mp for dudley, and he wa

i'm not sure i see it going anywhere, because in the end, it gets completely pegged down by domesticublicans in the senate, we saw this throughout the whole syria thing. yes, they want to either go in and be the good guys or they want to pull back and be whatever but when there is a republican president or republican dominated senate, the majority will not contradict donald trump. he has a whole range of different relationships with which we don't have time to go into in terms of saudi arabia in terms of business things and we will see what happens there. i do think when i was listening to nobilo, there is something she said, the focus seems to be on if the uk and the us... we have seen germany has said that we are not going to sell any more weapons into that region. two days later, the leading arms exporter in germany said, hold on a second, it's business, don't go there but what i really think we need to focus on is saudi arabia and what is playing out in dismembering this country which sits just on its southern border and we haven't mentioned the iran dynamic which has been allege

peg them back five minutes later through kevin fall and but straight from kickoff darkman stormed outthe other end and regained the lead thanks to electric englishman jade and son joe. after practice and to the first half and captain stepped up after the break to give them breathing space goodson made it three one. but both his boys bit back with twelve minutes left units and having the deficit with a fly header. the goal meant an anxious and fulfillment cookie and co but they held on for the when need desperately needed to once again put daylight between themselves and the bindis league summit. although for dad you can always get interviews on the go download our app from google play or from the apple store that gives you access to the latest news from around the world push notifications for breaking news god also use it send us photos and videos. don't forget that you can always get the latest news website dot com and coming up in just a bit we have our science program tomorrow today and i'll be looking at an arctic station that's been in operation for ten years now. crimes against

that means we are not going to peg ourselves by the lowest standards of other nations.doesn't mean we're going to say what about them, they are , not doing it why should we? , we should do it because we should lead. we should do it because that is what this nation is about. we should do it because we are country founded on ideals, of culture that is innovative, that cares for our brothers and sisters across this country. we should do it because we are an example to the world. we should do it because we are an example to the world. that is why we should do it. and we need to save ourselves, and we can save the rest of the world with us. that is why we should do it. that is why we define the scope of this resolution to be so broad and to be so comprehensive. because we are outlining the green new deal and in the spirit of franklin delano roosevelt, we have the green new deal, and we have green new deal projects. the tennessee valley authority was a new deal project that was part of a larger vision. ger vis. today we are laying down with that larger vision is. so when peop

. >> reporter: peg lum is captain of her neighborhood watch. >> we do have cameras.the person still hasn't been caught. >> a lot of break-ins. >> i think we're mad. i think it just feels like it's time to start holding some people accountable. >> reporter: susan koch said she is tired of watching surveillance video like this and still no arrests. in this particular photo you see one suspect with a crowbar. this video shows a group leaving a home with bags of valuables in hand in broad daylight. >> they keep telling us they're working on it, there's going bu just haven't seen it and the thing is everybody sort of knows who ago with signs like this and neighborhood watch groups and now neighbors here are installing surveillance cameras, but they're asking the question what more can be done? after all, they are handing over valuable video evidence to the cops. >> we keep catching people on video breaking into cars, breaking into homes. we turn the videotape over to police, but nothing has been done. >> reporter: are you surprised more people haven't been arrested in the

daughter has done an actual saga to spark the game into life with a simple finish a free kick leave a pegthem back five minutes later through kevin fall and. but straight from kickoff darkman stunned at the other end and regained the lead thanks to electric englishman jade and son joe. after a breathless end to the first captain stepped up after the break to give them breathing space needed three one. but both his boys bit but with twelve minutes left units and having the deficit with a flying header. the goal meant an anxious and full month. but they held on for the when they desperately needed to once again put daylight between themselves and the been dismayed the summit was and in sunday's other game second to last had over how to deal with the european contenders frankfurt all things did not turn out well for the cellar dwellers had over a battle valiantly early on but in the second half on tight brave it puts frankfurt ahead a yo bitch that netted and the luck hostage secured a deserved three nil victory for the visitors. you're watching news from berlin i'm sorry kelly in the mind y

to one hundred percent renewable energy and charting that path that means that we are not going to peg ourselves by the lowest by by the lowest standards of other nations all great american programs everything from the great society to the new deal started with a vision for our future last week the good they introduce a massive government takeover that would destroy our incredible economic gains they introduced the so-called green the new deal. it would shut down american energy which i don't think the people of texas are going to be happy with that. it would shut down a little thing called air travel. all right let's take this story now to washington d.c. i'm joined by jeremy ornstein he is an activist with the sunrise movement which is working to rally support for the green new deal jeremy welcome to the day i can see behind you there it's not green in washington you've got plenty of snow and wintry weather to contend with we appreciate you coming into the studio today i want to ask you what goes through your mind when you see the u.s. president there at a rally you know getting the

darkness down at zagat to spark the game into life with a simple finish from a free kick leverkusen peg them back five minutes later through kevin fall and. but straight from kickoff darkman stormed out the other end and making the leap thanks to electric englishman jade and son joe. after a breathless and to the first half don't miss captain stepped up after the break to give them breathing space goodson made it three one. bit but with twelve minutes left units and having the deficit with a flying header. the goal meant an anxious and full month. but they held on for the when need desperately needed to once again put daylight between themselves and the bindis need a summit. as reminder top story u.s. vice president mike pence is meeting latin american leaders to have to bring down. the. troops to bring humanitarian country. life. china's new gateway to the indian ocean point out this country stunning port city lonnie's owning them so grand. chinese investors are building infrastructure where there was not walk out of a new silk road connector so we're friends going to lie down is flour

sources say the latest proposal pegs border wall funding at 2-billion.that's requested.on nbc's meet the ide press-- white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney said he wouldutt another acting chief of staff// "so, let's say that the hard-core left wing of the democratic party prevails in this negotiation and they put a bill on the president's desk with 0 money or 800 million dollars for the wall, an absurdly low number for the wall. how can he sign that? he cannot in good faith sign that."president trump tweeting on sunday, saying democrats are offering very little money for the wall and accusing them of wanting another shutdown for political purposes.on monday-- he's heading to the border town of el paso, texas for his first campaign rally of the year - no doubt he'll renew calls for his border wall.i'm david daniel reporting. ( james ) coming up ... students and parents are left with questions now that an east bay school is being forced to look for a new home. ( james ) have school official for the man who stabbed a victim in a bathroom. ( james ) checking the markets this mor

we're kind of level pegging with the big retailers.website and now we have a website. so what have we got up here, paul? this is our... it's a bit tight. it's our store room. paul is being supported by ebay. dozens more small independent companies in the city are hoping to cash in with a showcase online. we sell to china, we send to singapore, the majority of our bags sell overseas. i miss the hustle and bustle around dudley street and, yeah, the ‘80s and ‘90s were tough for traders but there's been nothing like this. the likes of bhs, maplin, patisserie valerie — all gone. in 2017, there was some delight when a new debenhams opened. look at all these people with me. but today, smiles are in short supply. debenhams is planning store closures nationally and, you know, retail is fickle. even the flagship mander centre didn't want us filming inside and i sensed tension everywhere. beatties is a classic example. it's been in the city for over 100 years — people love the place, they love the nostalgia. nearly closed last year. why? people r

sources say the latest proposal pegs border wall funding at 2-billion.that's far below the 5-point-7 billion the president requested.on nbc's meet the press-- white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney said he wouldn't rule out another shutdown.mick mulvaney, white house acting chief of staff// "so, let's say that the hard-core left wing of the democratic party prevails in this negotiation and they put a bill on the president's desk with 0 money or 800 million dollars for the wall, an absurdly low number for the wall. how can he sign that? he cannot in good faith sign that."president trump tweeting on sunday, saying democrats are offering very little money for the wall and accusing them of wanting another shutdown for political purposes.on monday-- he's heading to the border town of el paso, texas for his first ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...what the n-t-s-b has learned so far as investigators look into the gas line fire in san francisco. ( james ) and after the s break...a look at the fresh powder dumped in the sierra over the weekend. ( john ) and i am trac

hour darkness done a good to start the game into life with a simple finish from a free kick leverkusen peg them back five minutes later through kevin fall and but straight from kickoff dogman stormed out the other end reeking delete thanks to electric englishman jade and son joe. after a breathless and to the first captain stepped up after the break to give them breathing space and made it three one. but both his boys bit but with twelve minutes left units and having the deficit with a flying header. but they held on for the win they desperately needed to once again put daylight between themselves and the biggest need a summit. and in sunday's that their game second to last hanover had to deal with your being contenders frankfurt and things did not turn out so well for the cellar dwellers had over battled valiantly early on but in the second half untie rivage put frankfurt ahead your bitch and netted and philip cost it secured a deserved three mill victory for the visitors. so let's have a look at the bunch they the table had of monday's remaining game between leipsic and hoffenheim dortmu

someone's supposed to do that because they want to do it not because you pegged for it.w job. if you're begging for it, that's just sad, okay? and you have to have a really high opinion of yourself to do this. i would never ask someone to nominate me for sexiest man alive. ( cheers and applause ) that's not really my style. no, no. no. ( cheers and applause ) no, i'm just focused. i don't care about that, guys, i'm just focused on being me. i guess i'm just mysterious like that. aaahhh! 255! 256! aaahhh! ( applause ) now, we could talk about trump's actual achievements in north korean diplomacy or the definition of malignant narcissism but we don't have time for that. because there's one big story everyone's talking about. by now you've all probably heard about the incident involving empire actor gull jussie smolle. according to smollett. he was walking the streets of "chicago" 2:00 a.m. a few weeks ago trying to get a subway sandwich, when he was beaten by two white guys. the guys recognized smollett from empire and beat him up while shouting homophobic, racist slurs at

sport has also suffered one discipline in particular has great cultural significance for iraqis ten pegging charles traffic reports from baghdad. it's called tend to taking an ancient horse riding skill believed to be practiced by armies around the world over two thousand years ago and some of these a rocky ride is a rather good at it. is a member of the iraqi equestrian team he writes an eight year old arabian far abroad culture has. this is the fall of saddam hussein two thousand and three until now i have one around forty five medals and four of them were gold but the equestrian sports here are no longer taken seriously they suffer lack of government support and of private investment iraq's equestrian federation used to be a sporting institution that the country was proud of his club was a favorite hangout for saddam hussein's sons to show off their wealth both owned horses worth millions of dollars which they kept at the stables years of war the political instability means the club's facilities for for the long haul times iraq's a question federation was set up in one thousand nine hund

now you will know it as a country who built a wall to keep out those dirty disease ridden belgian pegs thankfully they're talking about actual pigs here not belgian people so the country of denmark is constructing a twelve million dollar five foot high forty mile electric fence not called a wall along its border with belgium in an effort to keep the very large and valuable danish pin population safe from african swine flu which some wild boars in belgium have tested positive for how valuable are these danish pigs while not only does the country make about five billion dollars a year in exact words to the e.u. and pigs outnumber danes by about two to one their national dish so i use key is a special of roast pork and while some say the wall is hogwash since most wind flu is spread by humans many feel that hamstringing farmers with that risk isn't isn't worth the risk and i'm stringing for worms hard war you're on fire your old fire about as a result of rutabaga remember everyone in this world are about told we all love the love so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone from turkey and up

we're level—pegging with the big retailers. they, too, have a website and now we have a website.d by ebay. dozens more small independent companies in the city are hoping to cash in with a showcase online. we sell to china, to singapore. the majority of bags sell overseas. i miss the hustle and bustle around dudley street. the ‘80s and ‘90s were tough for traders, but there's been nothing like this. the likes of bhs, maplin, patisseries valerie — gone. in 2017, cheer arrived in the form of a new debenhams and one day one — hundreds of people queued up. but today, smiles are in short supply. debenhams is planning store closures nationally, you know, retail is fickle. even the flagship mander centre didn't want us filming inside, and i sense tension everywhere. beatties is a classic example. it's been in the city for over 100 years. people love the place, they love the nostalgia. but it was at risk of closure last year — for one reason, really. people weren't spending their cash there. back to our high street solutions, then, and as we say here, out of darkness cometh light. nightli