And about because of a lack of to i lets. Im so much healthier because, in general day to day, at university, i used to dehydrate myself. I wouldnt drink all day, because id need the toilet. Paralympian Anne Wafula Strike who was forced to wet herself on a train when she couldnt find a loo has an exclusive report on the issue for us. The fire service has drafted in 60 councillors to help treat traumatised firefighters who are struggling to cope with the after effects of battling the Grenfell Tower fire. Well bring you the story after 10am. Hello and welcome to the programme. Were live until iiam. Today is exactly ten years since the Credit Crunch Hit The Uk, leading to the Global Financial crisis and forcing many of you out of yourjobs, your home, your business. This morning, well look at how people have recovered. Do get in touch and share your experiences this morning. Use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top story today
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across the country, the success of the lionesses has been matched with packed pubs and bustling bars. millions have watched their route to the world cup final, with sunday s clash with spain expected to draw record audiences for the competition and provide a major boost to the hospitality sector. we are expecting a nice boost and we re really pleased that the government has encouraged people to come together to celebrate in pubs and to help people open and get as many people as possible celebrating. we are expecting a million extra customers on that sunday morning, and that could give a boost of up to £40 million for the sector. kick off is at 11.00 on sunday morning, which means pubs without the right licences won t be able to serve alcohol before the match. the government says it wants them to be able to open earlier. the british beer and pub association wants them to be able to serve alcohol too. but to do that legally,
and get as many people as possible celebrating. we are expecting a million extra customers on that sunday morning, and that could give a boost of up to £40 million for the sector. kick off is at 11 on sunday morning, which means pubs without the right licences won t be able to serve alcohol before the match. the government says it wants them to be able to open earlier. the british beer and pub association wants them to be able to serve alcohol too. but to do that legally, pubs need to get a special licence, which takes five working days. since england only won their semi on wednesday, there was never going to be enough time for that to happen. parliament could give blanket permission, but they re on summer break, meaning it s now down to local councils to approve temporary licences on a case by case basis, and in record time. so, what do pubs without permission do?