lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. stay with us on bbc news.by towns and cities, is making it more difficult to see the stars. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first — america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him 'the butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot — - a tide of humanity- that's believed by officials to have broken all records. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: defence ministers from dozens of countries gather in germany for a crucial meeting to co—ordinate arms supplies t

guy: chris williamson talking for his numbers. let's get to the analysis we are seeing through this data. what we are seeing in these numbers and in the u.k. tom, let me start with you. objectively, when you look at this data, it does not look good. are these numbers bubbling out -- bottling out? tom: those four indicators are looking a lot brighter. i think we always knew the start of this year was going to be a fairly grim start. we have the cost-of-living crisis probably peaking in the last couple of months. if you're a business and you are looking forward, you're probably looking toward the end of the year. you'll think inflation will be then it was from the start. all of the surveys recently show that businesses are still hiring. i think that is a sign that the confidence. alix: i do not even know what is happening tomorrow. zoe, the data that we seem to come is this a green light for as to continue to go to 50? >> the euro number surprisingly went back to growth. what it does mean, the whole danger the euro area is hiking th

lucy williamson reports. >> weeks after police came for their owner they returned for the cars.ower of a ferrari paralyzed in the grip of a police truc >> this is the truth about life behind these walls. the secrets scrutinized by investigators. his fleet of luxury cars, the toys of a successful businessman or the proceeds of a trafficking ring. >> in charge of security at th tate compound and describes himself as a close friend of the brothers. >> everybody comes not in talks and make a lot of statements in front of the media and in front of the police about how bad his injury tate. >> you doubt all the women but never doubt andrew? >> i never doubt andrew. >> why do you doubt the women and not injured? [indiscernible] >> if you are living in the western world -- >> in an online video andrew tate said he moved to romania in 2017 in part for what he saw as the approach to sexual assault claims. he and his brother are bei held in detention while police investigate whether they set out trafficking operation and force women to work online and on chat rooms. they are investigating a

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.d have fined the british prime minister, rishi sunak, for failing to wear a seat belt while a passenger in a moving car. it happened when he was filming a political clip for instagram. the main opposition party, labour, earlier said that a fine would be very serious, as mr sunak also had to pay a penalty for breaching covid lockdown rules while finance minister. scientists from the european space agency are putting the final touches to an ambitious mission tojupiter�*s icy moons, in the hope they may find primitive signs of life. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. bleak yet beautiful, the giant moons ofjupiter, covered in a thick crust of ice, but hidden beneath hints of vast oceans where life could thrive. now a mission is getting ready to make an epic journey to study them. at airbus in toulouse in france, engineers are putting the finishing touches to the spacecraft. it is called thejupiter icy moons explorer, orjuice. this is a number of scientific instruments that we have

gavin williamson had to stand down about allegations of texts he had centre former chief whip and dominicllying which he denies an overt chairman of the conservative party with these allegations. all the time michael gove wanted to talk about cladding and stories like that, all the time it is being asked whether conservative ministers behaviour has been appropriate and when you're a prime minister not that far away from an election and lagging behind in the polls, these are not the sort of stories you want to be discussing and you want to show the country you have plans for the problems it is facing. we havejust had a have plans for the problems it is facing. we have just had a statement in from nadhim zahawi. he says he thanks the prime minister and that he takes pride in his achievements in government, the vaccine roll—out, helping to organise the funeral of the queen and also says he's concerned about the conduct from some of the fourth estate in recent weeks. he says a week when a member of parliament was physically assaulted ifail to of parliament was physically assaulted i fail to s

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. stay with us on bbc news. how one english resort is becoming something of a global capital for amateur horror movies. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first — america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him 'the butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot — - a tide of humanity that's believed by officials - to have broken all records. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: western defence chiefs fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukrai

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.ry is imposing extra sanctions on the russian mercenary group wagner, which has been fighting alongside moscow's forces. wagner has faced american sanctions since 2017. the new measures treat it as an organised crime group. the us says vagner employs 50,000 fighters in ukraine, most of them convicts. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes explains why the americans are taking this action now. this is another attempt by the united states to curb the activities of the wagner group, said to number some 50,000 in ukraine right now, made up mostly of convicts from russian prisons. it first came to prominence in 2014 during the annexation of crimea, and then in the months before the russian invasion of ukraine last year, wagner group were said to be involved in the false flag attacks that we heard so much about at that time — essentially the fake, provocative attacks that were supposedly designed to give moscow some justification for its invasion of ukraine. and ever since then, wagner

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. a pioneering mission tojupiter�*s icy moons, in the hope they may find primitive signs of life. our science editor rebecca morelle reports. bleak yet beautiful. the giant moons ofjupiter, covered in a thick crust of ice, but hidden beneath, hints of vast oceans where life could thrive. now a mission is getting ready to make an epic journey to study them. at airbus in toulouse in france, engineers are putting the finishing touches to the spacecraft. it is called thejupiter icy moons explorer, orjuice. this is a number of scientific instruments that we have onjuice. they range from a radar that will see beneath the ice to lasers creating 3d models of the surface and high resolution cameras. these oceans could sustain the necessary conditions necessary to support the emergence of primitive forms of life in these oceans, and it is this environment that we want to further investigate. juice will travel more than four billion miles before it arrives at its destination in eight years' time.

lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest.cars. the power of a ferrari paralysed in the grip of a police truck. whatever the truth about life behind these walls, its secrets are now being scrutinised by investigators. this fleet of luxury cars, the toys of a successful businessman or the proceeds of a trafficking ring? this man was in charge of security at the tate compound and describes himself as a close friend of the brothers. why everybody comes now and talk make a lot of statements in front of the media and in front of the police about how bad is andrew tate. you doubt all the women, but you never doubt andrew? i never doubt andrew. why do you doubt all the women and not andrew? because they are young and stupid. very simple. if you're living in the western world, this is probably 40% of the reason i moved to romania... in an online video, andrew tate said the move to romania in 2017 in part for what he saw as its more lenient approach to sexual assault claims. he and his brother tristan are being held in detention for 30

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.r columnist, jeremy clarkson, says he has written to the duke and duchess of sussex to apologise over a newspaper column in which he said he "hated" meghan. the article, published last year, has since been taken offline by the british newspaper, the sun. our culture and media editor, katie razzall told us more about what he said — and the repercussions. if you remember, there was outrage because he said he wanted to see her paraded naked through the streets and that he wanted excrement thrown at her. more than 25,000 people complained to the press regulator — it is investigating. so today, we had a much more fulsome apology. six pages on instagram in which he reveals that on christmas day he reached out to the duke and duchess to say sorry. far from accepting the apology and in interviews since, prince harry has suggested the column proved the couple's point about press bigotry. mr clarkson today writes, he abhors violence against women, he is not sexist. he also says that amazon and i

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.raine, and this week we've been reporting on the fighting in the mining town of soledar in the east of the country. the battles in the area are among the worst of the conflict so far. soledar has a symbolic and strategic importance. if the russians capture soledar, they could then go on to encircle ukrainian forces in the city of bakhmut. that is the goal that they have. russia has been sending large numbers of mercenary fighters from the so—called wagner group to the frontline, among them convicts who've been released to fight. and there are still concerns over the whereabouts of two british volunteers, andrew bagshaw and christopher parry, who were last seen on friday heading to soledar. for now, ukraine says its soldiers are holding out despite the onslaught. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. distant artillery fire. the ukrainian view of the russian charge on soledar. newly released footage shows them coming up against now familiar resistance. with the help of a dr

now, we've had gavin williamson, one of rishi sunak�*s ministers, who had to stand down over allegationsts he had sent a former chief whip. we've had dominic raab, the current deputy prime minister, who is facing a probe about allegations of bullying, which it should be said he denies, and now we have the conservative party chair who has had to be sacked for breaching the ministerial code, all at a time when michael gove this morning wanted to talk about cladding, when the government tomorrow want to talk about its plans for the nhs, the political oxygen is being sucked into stories about conservative party ministers and whether or not their behaviour has been appropriate, and when you are a prime minister not that far away from an election and lagging behind in the polls, this is not the sort of stories you want to be discussing at a point when you need to show the country you have plans for the problems it is facing. let's get some reaction now from the lib dem mp christine jardine. thank you for being with us. this news broke a few hours ago, what do you make of it, what is your initi

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.his week she was stepping down. mr hipkins, who was the only candidate nominated by the labour party, is currently the country's minister for police and education. rising prices are affecting us all, but research shows its being felt more in the north than the south. the centre for cities think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnley, for example, than in cambridge and london. it says the disparity was down to the higher proportion of poorly—insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and heating. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has spent the week in blackburn, meeting people in the community trying to help those in need. radio: at 6:00, with the latest for lancashire, there is a yellowj warning for ice and snow... early morning in blackburn, and it's cold. but at the ivy street community centre, there is a sens

gavin williamson untenable.illiamson stepped back in november and no one remembers now that what gavin williamson resigned , but gavin williamson resigned, but he did it because he was a distraction. the government and what he did was the honourable and right thing is what he should have done . what we should have done. what we learned from the minister, didn't we, that the right time to resign is straight away. if we week, looks bad on we leave a week, it looks bad on everybody. but david, is this a case of he should have resigned soon is it just trial by soon or is it just trial by media he's been pushed out? media and he's been pushed out? don't should have don't think he should have resigned think resigned sooner. i think we have over few years become over past few years become rather too hasty to say that people jump before people should jump before they're there is a very they're pushed. there is a very fundamental of british fundamental point of british law that you are innocent until you are proved guilt

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.t winter yet. bbc panorama has been meeting the doctors and nurses who are trying to ease the pressure on the health service by re—thinking how they deliver care. here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. 91—year—old ted has been feeling unwell for some time. but he wants to stay at home. hi, my name is dan, i am one of the doctors from the hospital. how are you? i feel really rotten. you feel rotten? so professor dan lattison from thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford has come to see him. i am going to need to listen to your heart and your lungs and have a scan of you. yes. new technology means he and his team carry rapid blood tests, heart monitoring and an ultrasound that plugs straight into his mobile phone. ted's heart is not pumping properly. usually ted would be tested and treated in hospital but after a quick discussion with a heart specialist he is given the intravenous drugs he needs whilst sitting in his armchair. we can assess you and we can diagnose you and with the ri

so then they went for gavin sort of man as gavin williamson . it doesn't gavin williamson.n't seem a particularly pleasant bloke or boss rishi sunak stands on the steps of downing street and says he's bringing integrity back into government . but back into government. but question stands. how does bringing back sir gavin williamson with record reflect integrity ? i don't think viewers integrity? i don't think viewers will think this morning has to be some sort of big investigation . he did something investigation. he did something he shouldn't have done that was obviously unpleasant for obviously very unpleasant for the person who received those text messages . the prime text messages. the prime minister was minister knew there was a complaint about handling people and gave him a job anyway . and he gave him a job anyway. ding, ding, they claimed ding, ding, ding. they claimed another scalp. it's the another scalp. so now it's the tory party chairman. the are how we they want out even there's an acknowledgement he likely hasn't broken any law doesn't matter the media just w

lucy williamson, bbc news i , bucharest.ade a very rare appearance on the uk coast. why he travelled so far from home remains a mystery, but scientists are using satellite technology to track others like him — and they want your help. jonah fisher has more. knowing how many walruses there are and how the melting of the arctic sea ice is affecting them is vital for efforts to protect them. so a team travel to the arctic circle last summer. theiraim? to count walruses and to cross—reference their findings with satellite images. if their findings with satellite ima . es. ., �* their findings with satellite imaaes. ., �* ., images. if we don't have information _ images. if we don't have information about i images. if we don't have information about them | images. if we don't have i information about them then images. if we don't have - information about them then we don't know if they are adapting to their changing environment, we don't know if they are doing 0k, we don't know if they are doing ok, if their numbers are decreasin

our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest.ed by a tiny audience of prosecutors, lawyers and police. the rest of the world stands waiting as police investigate allegations of trafficking and rape. one of those allowed through the gates today was his brother tristan's girlfriend, arriving with his daughter. investigators have just over a week to present evidence that a crime has been committed here. neither andrew tate nor his brother have yet been charged, but their public image has been complicated by the things they say and the way they behave online. daria was 16 when she says she received a private message on instagram two years ago from andrew tate's account. it read simply, "romanian girl," followed by a strawberry emoji. it was very obvious we were high school girls, like, we had the high school in our bio and everything. i feel like he was just trying to find girls that seemed like as innocent or as naive as possible in my opinion. daria, who is now at university in the uk, says it is important she speaks out because so

so then they went for gavin sort of man as gavin williamson . it doesn't gavin williamson.n't seem a particularly pleasant bloke or boss rishi sunak stands on the steps of downing street and says he's bringing integrity back into government . but back into government. but question stands. how does bringing back sir gavin williamson with record reflect integrity ? i don't think viewers integrity? i don't think viewers will think this morning has to be some sort of big investigation . he did something investigation. he did something he shouldn't have done that was obviously unpleasant for obviously very unpleasant for the person who received those text messages . the prime text messages. the prime minister was minister knew there was a complaint about handling people and gave him a job anyway . and he gave him a job anyway. ding, ding, they claimed ding, ding, ding. they claimed another scalp. it's the another scalp. so now it's the tory party chairman. the are how we they want out even there's an acknowledgement he likely hasn't broken any law doesn't matter the media just w

minister eunice gustavo has put the entire military on heightened alert at the end of october. starla williamson, however, is skeptical. his fellow countrymen are naive, says the security expert. he's been warning for years that the russian neighbor has his eyes on norway. the hammer in flossing all, there's a lot of russian citizens working in our shipyards. it's been pretty obvious that this is a targeted effort by the russian government to embed people here. what we need a wide ranging security plan that takes into account the direct military threats, but also looks at the possible threats posed by terror and espionage off entry within. in october, a self described brazilian scientist was arrested in the norwegian town of tom. so, the research group belin kits says they have identified him as a colonel in russia's military intelligence agency grew. meanwhile, ever since the war in ukraine began norwegian police has at least temporarily arrested 9 russian tourists among them the sullivan oligarch who was on a sailing trip and a suspect to have taken drone photos of sensitive targets within mil

and this is the second ministerial resignation rishi sunak has suffered and the first was gavin williamsonn about dominic rob being investigated for bullying and we now know the number of complaints is investigated for number into the 20s, so a big number, so depending on what that investigation finds there is the chance he might have to go in the next few weeks as well. and i think the question for rishi sunak is, a lot of this stuff, maybe he did not know about nadhim zahawi, but gavin williamson and dominic rob, a lot of these claims have been in the public domain for quite a long time but he still appointed to cabinet. ., ~ , ., long time but he still appointed to cabinet. ., ~' , ., , long time but he still appointed to cabinet. ., ~ , ., , . long time but he still appointed to cabinet. ., ~ ,, , . ., cabinet. thank you very much for “oininu cabinet. thank you very much for joining us- _ earlier i spoke to kirsty blackman from the scottish national party about what she made about mr za hawi's resgination. it shouldn't have taken this long for rishi sunak to sack nadhim zahawi. i don't

let's get more analysis with crease williamson from s&p 500 global intelligence.hat did you make of the input prices? that was the first time we saw them up and growing since may. >> it's a worrying time and we anticipated they would be a cooling of price pressures. this is pretty broad based. his feeding through to the selling price inflation and it seems that while there is a lot of prices that were falling, we are now seeing wage pressures feeding through to hire costs and that's with the central banks want to see. we've had the big deflationary impact on industrial prices cooling and that's left us in a situation where we've got the second round wage pressures kicking in. a lot of the prices historically are very high. we are waiting to see when they can pass on those historically hike cost to customers and it looks like they took the opportunity in january. guy: if i'm an equity analyst watching this data, what is the signal? is it that there is margin pressure are you can pass on this pressure and the top line will outperform the margin line? as an average c

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.nuary have been particularly wet across southern and western parts of england and wales. still plenty of flood warnings in force. this is the scene in stourport—on—severn in worcestershire at the moment. thankfully, things have been turning drier through the course of the day. in the next few days, staying fairly cold and drierfor many, but widespread frost and there will be wintry showers for some, blown in on this breeze that is coming all the way from the arctic, drawing in the cold air massthat is with us at the moment. there is milder weather waiting in the wings in the atlantic which will sweep in from the west as we head through to the end of the week and into the weekend. back to the here and now, cold and clear through this evening and tonight for many. more snow showers for northern and western scotland, parts of northern ireland and one or two for north—west england and north wales. rain clearing away from the south—west so there could be some icy conditions as temperatures

. >> let's welcome in chris williamson great to have you with us as always to help us flush out these numbers. it looks like the eurozone surprises to the upside, things not as bad as initially appeared what's different compared to the initial flash numbers we got earlier in december? >> good morning. yeah, some better than expected readings and certainly better than one would have expected a few months ago to close the year with the eurozone's pmi higher this is a very mild downturn at present. and what we're seeing really as the months preceded is a continuation of the improving trend, which stems really from this sort of easing inflation environment that we've got at the moment it looks like fears of soaring inflation and a big energy crunch that really peaked back in october have alleviated f fears, and the overall gas prices are starting to improve that's feeding the confidence, i think. >> yesterday we got the german numbers. now this morning the french inflation numbers coming in a little softer than many had expected how is demand holding up you talk about business confidence

the loss of being in pull that was so 71 percent of her williamson this up to offer government. and many critics and observers, historians and the list are saying that the only way to calm people down will be with her resignation. that's what people are demanding more than anything. it's a recognition of the number one thing. and people here have told me that they will stay in the mat no matter how long until she resides. israel's supreme court has ordered prime minister benjamin netanyahu to remove a senior member of his government. it ruled at aria dairy cannot serve as a minister because he was convicted of tax fraud last year. dary as a close ally of the prime minister and head of the ultra orthodox shots party. new zealand prime minister jacinta ardor and has announced she stepping down next month after 5 and a half years in office. she says she doesn't have the energy or inspiration to seek re election this year. arden also announced a general election would be held in october. nurses in england are pressing on with their 2nd strike in as many months demanding higher pay a

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she said previously that she feels god used her son as an assignment and bishop williamson, even though it's very, very painful and god knows it's tragic but she believes god used her son as an assignment. >> amen. >> and her and mr. wells said this assignment is for reform, reform that we can try to prevent some of these hashtags of black and brown people being unjustly killed by police. that we can create a tyre law >> that's right. >> here in tennessee. >> come on. that's it. >> that will be -- that will emphasize the importance of police officers, president turner, to have a duty to intervene when they see crimes being committed even if those crimes are being committed by their fellow officers. >> that's it. >> that will be the appropriate legacy that we give tyre nichols if we really think we want justice for justice, it's not justice for one family. it's justice for all of us. that's what rowvaughn is praying for. she wants reform. we want this duty to intervene to become tyre's law, just like they have laws in the state of new york and for those who don't know that sister, we tal

bishop williamson, even though it's very, very painful -- god knows it's tragic. but she believes god used her son as an assignment. >> amen. >> her and mr. wells said, this assignment is for reform. reform that we can try to prevent some of these hash tag of black and brown people being unjustly killed by police, that we can create a tyre law. >> that's right. >> here in tennessee. that will emphasize the importance of police officers, president turner, to have a duty to intervene when they see a crime being committed, even if those crimes are being committed by their fellow officers. >> that's right it. >> that will be the appropriate legacy that we give tyre nichols if we really think we want justice for justice. it's not just justice for one family. it's justice for all of us. that's what she's praying for. she wants reform. we want this duty to intervene to become tyre's law, just like they have a law in new york. karrie ann horn was a black police officer. she witnessed one of her fellow officers brutalizing a black citizen. she intervened and stopped him, g

remember, i won’t be surprised if the peacemaker is the closest time will come, british bishop richard williamson to what he says among the heads of state, only one spoke out against the forces of evil with jones in england this is not a macron in france, this is not a dredge flying vladimir putin and a big courage and as the head of russia, he has the opportunity to stand against the one world government. well, of course, now wikipedia writes that he is an eccentric person, that he is, uh, an anti-semid, that he does not recognize the holocaust. i don't know, i don't want to figure it out for me. uh, it would just be nicer to think that he's just one of those twenty million, uh , viewers who are watching our bezogon. well, at the end of the show. i want to show you a little snippet from, uh, a very old movie that's already been made, and in 1975, the comedy is called she fantotsky director, luchanovych. so he definitely didn’t watch our besogons, because they didn’t exist then. but it turns out that even then i thought the same way as we look under sail. the wind is western, eastern, southwester

zion williamson nikola jokic and luka doncic's defense. >> so yeah, busy day. yeah. a whole lot of stuff. but obviously the top story. >> this game in a couple of and it's cool. we heard from mike mcglinchey today. went to william penn charter is in the philadelphia area actually in the same conference of the high school, i went to so it's cool to see him get to go home. and i know his mom handles all the ticket requests and we'll have a huge contingent in philly when he goes home and tries to get to a super bowl. so are you a little conflicted being a philly guy? not not conflicted at there's no conflicts in here. you're rooting for the i would be an objective reporter and my job. well, as i always have tried to do, but no a reason for i'm sure ricky happy to hear about >> ask him a talked about his philly. all right. let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a live picture at the golden gate bridge. so let's check in with her despondent raider fan is going to give us the weather. offseason is usually the best season for the raiders. so that's where we are right now. out

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lucy williamson, bbc news paris.ra: in other news from around the world, republican officials in new york state have called on their congressman george santos to reside as he faces multiple inquiries into his finances, campaign spending and resume. one official called campaign one of deceit, lies and fabrication. he is refusing to step down. police in brazil are on the high alert since supporters of jaya bolsonaro. his supporters sto brazil's congress claiming the presidential election had been stolen. there are reports that jaya bolsonaro has returned to brazil in the near future for medical care. to sri lanka next where the government is planning huge spending cuts, saying it has barely enough money to pay the salaries and pensions of public servants. all government departments have been ordered to cut spending by 5%. international monetary fund has agreed a bailout loan of nearly $3 billion. it was sri lanka to raise taxes and cut servis in return. here is the report. >> six months ago and sri lanka, amid sovereig

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lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. for disaster management says the temperature in many parts of the country has dropped to minus—thirty degrees celsius. snowstorms have forced the closure of many key roads, hampering the delivery of aid, as my colleague yalda hakim reports. this is one of the busiest marketplaces and shopping districts in kabul. it�*s often crowded and bustling. so much has changed about this country and this city, but the one thing that hasn�*t changed every time i come here is this area. it�*s remained the same. i am seeing fewer and fewer women. the ones i do see have their faces covered. they are nervous about speaking to us, nervous about our cameras. there�*s also another major crisis that this country is facing and that�*s the economic crisis. the economy has all but collapsed, people are struggling to find jobs, they are struggling to buy goods. they converse. the shopkeeper is telling me that people aren�*t able to buy things, they are not able to buy goods. there is plenty of stock and food

captain leah williamson has been made an obe whilst lucy bronze beth mead and have been given mbes.be whilst lucy bronze beth mead and have been given mbes . gb and have been given mbes. gb news has owned presenter has received an obe for services to pubuc received an obe for services to public health and charity and queen guitarist and animal welfare campaigner brian may has received a knighthood . the received a knighthood. the government has confirmed that anyone directly from china to england the 5th of january, must a negative covid test departure. there are no direct flights from china , scotland, wales and china, scotland, wales and northern ireland , but the northern ireland, but the government says it will work devolved administrations to ensure are implemented there as well . it's ensure are implemented there as well. it's amid concerns of surging cases in china following easing of restrictions there . easing of restrictions there. france, canada and the us have also similar rules and in yorkshire scarborough council have been forced cancel tonight's new year's eve celebra

it came after newly appointed cabinet office minister gavin williamson resigned over claims of bullying call another election in northern ireland was extended. it's been without a government since may's elections, when sinn fein won the biggest number of seats for the first time ever. unionists refused to restore power—sharing unless post—brexit trading agreements were changed. i'm ready to fight an election. if the secretary of state wants to hold an election, he should tell us and we will prepare for that. we need an executive up and running to serve the people and get them through these tough times. in stranger news, a former health secretary had the whip suspended after he swapped westminster for a box of snakes in the australian jungle. insert your own joke there. something's going up my leg! late november brought a big development in the debate over scottish independence. the snp went to the supreme court to clarify if holyrood could call a legally binding referendum. the court ruled it couldn't. this judgment raises profound and deeply uncomfortable questions about the basis and

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