Windy and with gales developing across the south west and the strongest winds coming on thursday night, Strong Enough to bring down tree branches. The cold air is pushing on across the uk by thursday temperatures will be around 12 or 13 degrees, so Colder Weather on the way. A reminder of our top story. The Prime Minister has announced new restrictions, as the number of coronavirus cases rises. He warned the uk was at a perilous turning point in the fight against coronavirus. Borisjohnson will address the country tonight. Join us at eight p m for a special programme on bbc one. Thats all from the bbc news at six, so its goodbye from me. On bbc one, we nowjoin the bbcs news teams where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im jane dougall. On the programme tonight. A devastating delay in the return of sports fans to stadiums. With new coronavirus restrictions in place that could last for six months, well ask what that means for fans, for clubs, and for the people who play sport at th
To bring optimism and positivity to efforts to solve Climate Change as he launches a new environmental award with Sir David Attenborough. A further tightening of coronavirus restrictions in parts of england from early next week is being considered by the government is latest figures show an increase in infections. The bbc understands that pubs and restaurants could be closed in the worst affected areas, from monday. There could also be a ban on overnight stays away from home and a three tier system for local lockdowns could be brought in, where different parts of the country would be placed in different categories. Significant new measures are in place in central scotland, with pubs and restaurants closing for more than two weeks. Additional restrictions are in place in the derry city and strabane local authority area, which has one of the highest infection rates in the uk, and where theres been a big increase in cases. Latest figures show only 69 of people in england could be reached
I mean, it absolutely does no good to have cheap products when people do not have decent jobs to be able to to buy the products. I think part of the problem is free trade versus fair trade. In other words, our competitors like in china, they dont have epa requirements and everything that we have to follow here. And im curious, tell me, what do you think the impact of trade deficits, you know, with other countries . I mean, were constantly losing this trade war and also the impact of having h1b 1 visas with open borders with regards to jobs and open borders in this country in regards to jobs. I think our experience with trade is that it improves the Living Standards of our competitors and the elite in this country but not, not the common person here guest well, ray, i mean, again, i sympathize a little bit with your comments. I do think overall trade remains good for the economy. Thats another area where theres been dozens of studies by economists. Historically, trade has been a positiv
They are no exit places, where one goes if you are believed over imagine by the north korean government of having done something wrong, of having been a wrongdoer or a wrong finger. And you go there wrong finger. You go there without trial, usually taken away at night and you stay there for the rest of your life. And very often you go with kids and with your parents. I was at a conference yesterday on a concentration camp and the latest information i is that haf of the people in the camps now are believed to be just a relative of wrong doers or wrong thinkers. So collective guilt is very much a part of this system. And reasoned the camps exist that have existed for more than 40 years is because they are an instrument of terror, of the kim family dynasty. What they do is they put away those who might cause trouble, and they terrorize a 23, 24 Million People in the country to not even think about causing trouble. To that and theyve been pretty darn successful. North korea has been the lo
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