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let's speak to catalina sastre, who runs the party and play fun house in bolton. this. what is your reaction? is utter devastation, frustration. i got a phone call at 1pm advising me that the lockdown had gone back into place, and as you can imagine it's very confusing when you are trying to get your business to start up, which we were aiming for on monday the seventh, to now be told that can't go ahead, so it's very difficult to plan anything. do you agree with the decision, which is that we have to keep an eye on what is happening locally and, if the rate increases, it has to be stopped. i totally agree, rate increases, it has to be stopped. itotally agree, but! don't believe it is being managed correctly. i think, don't believe it is being managed correctly. ithink, when don't believe it is being managed correctly. i think, when you go out into the real world and you look at certain restaurants and pubs etc, it is very clear that guidelines are not being adhered to, so it's understandable why the rates are increasing. so it's an issue of enforcement. yes, there

policeman and crammed into a detention truck police forced him to crawl on top of other men and he sastre torture began. i told them again and again i just came here to pray i'm religious person but every time i gave this answer they gave me an electric shock i only wore too short so it was very painful they used it on my legs and on my arms but mainly on my back in the heart area the most scary moment was when i understood that i wasn't on without any laws this was a place with no rules except there of course they could do whatever they wanted. at the police station his condition deteriorated so much he says he felt like he was having a heart attack police called an ambulance and hospital doctors stabilized his condition after president alexander lukashenko declared an 80 percent election when nearly 7000 people were detained and hundreds have testified that they were beaten and tortured many suffered brain injuries organ damage and fractures meeting in geneva the united nations human rights council condemned the bellows government for the alleged abuses and sas it's monitoring the situa

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earlier i spoke to catalina sastre, who runs the party and play funhouse in bolton, she says she's incrediblying of the situation. soft play, the government admitted isa soft play, the government admitted is a sector that has slipped through the net. very often are rateable values have been above any grants permitted, we have had no support from our local authority through means of grants. 0ur savings are depleting and these savings have taken in depleting and these savings have ta ken in excess depleting and these savings have taken in excess of ten years to accumulate. so, it is difficult to make any financial decisions, you don't know what you are telling your customers. you're telling them wanting yesterday and i cannot understand this meeting was held with the powers that be yesterday and last night they did know what they were doing and then suddenly they were doing and then suddenly they have changed this morning. you know, is the track and trace still working? are they analysing the data ona working? are they analysing the data on a daily basis? you know, questions need to be asked, b

catalina sastre, runs the party and play funhouse let's consider this movie is a member of sage.rnment has handled this particular set of circumstances in both and trafford? well, it's a bit of a dogs dinner, really. there are a number of basic principles of health communication, one of the first is legitimacy. you have to give people a good understanding of why restrictions are being changed, in particular places and not others. lifting the restrictions in bolton and trafford raised questions of violating the principle, because rates were high in both these places, and it seemed to speak more to politics and the health and science. the second principle is one of consistency. people need to know where they stand, they need to know what is going to happen the next day, and i think the u—turn today undermine the principle of consistency, and then thirdly, perhaps most important of all principles are something we cocoa production. in other words, all principles are something we cocoa production. in otherwords, if you are going to develop promises, it is better to do it with people a