important to the uk compared to mainland europe. important to the uk compared to mainland europe. interesting to see how that plays mainland europe. interesting to see how that plays out. mainland europe. interesting to see how that plays out. as mainland europe. interesting to see how that plays out. as always, - how that plays out. as always, really good to have you with us. thank you. it s now more than three years since the start of the first lockdown in the uk, but many businesses are still feeling the impact of covid. a debt charity says that some small firms are struggling to pay back emergency loans taken out to help them through the pandemic. hannah miller s been finding out more. the clients who back as her salon, a far cry from unlocked and began and the money stops coming in. we far cry from unlocked and began and the money stops coming in.- far cry from unlocked and began and the money stops coming in. we had a zero coming the money stops coming in. we had a zero
in and that s coming out. stops coming in. we had zero coming in and that s coming out. it stops coming in. we had zero coming in and that s coming out. it wasn t i in and that s coming out. it wasn t a case of the world stops. everybody still wanted their money. tt a case of the world stops. everybody still wanted their money. still wanted their money. if colette took out a £250,000 still wanted their money. if colette took out a £250,000 government | took out a £250,000 government backed loan and agreed to pay it backed loan and agreed to pay it back at a low interest rate over six year period and that is now costing her business £8,000 per month and forcing her to make cuts to her budget elsewhere. what effect is having on the business of paying it back? t having on the business of paying it back? .., having on the business of paying it back? , having on the business of paying it back? ., ., back? i can t apply apprentices. no investment- back? i can t apply apprent
when she testified a trial, they were gonna let her do it in a special circumstance by the way, unlike anybody else, when a trial, she said no, that he actually grabbed her hands too hard for her to pull, and then he actually grabbed her around the waist. so, she elevated the charge from kind of verbal harassment to physical assault. you have to remember what the emmett till fight was really about. it wasn t a case that centered on the question of whether or not these men were guilty, it was a case of whether or not emmett till deserves it. and so, when they escalated this idea that he had actually been aggressive to her and physically assaulted her, it was easier for a prejudiced all white jury to then say, even if they did it, they don t deserve to be punished for, because he would already done something horrible to this woman. and, this is not a case where you could say, well, we don t speak ill of the dead. i don t think telling the truth about someone is actually speaking ill of t
pull away. then he actually grabbed her around her waist. she elevated the charge from verbal harassing, to a physical assault. you have to remember what the emmett till trial was really about. it wasn t a case that centered on the question of whether or not these men were guilty. it was a case centered on whether or not emmett till deserved it. so when they escalated this idea that he had actually been aggressive to her, and physically assaulted her, it was easier for a prejudice all white jury to then say, even if they did it, they don t deserve to be punished for it. he had already done something horrible to this woman. and, this is not a case where you can say, look, we don t speak ill of the dead. i don t think telling the truth about someone who died is actually speaking ill of them. in this case, spoke ill of the dead. she spoke ill of that young man. even if she believed this,
one suspects this affidavit will contain very convincing evidence that trump was repeatedly advised about what his obligations were under the presidential records act and he continued to violate them despite being warned repeatedly these documents needed to go to the archives. in and of itself that proof of trump s state of mind and that he behaved willfully in holding these documents could be very damaging to his ongoing narrative that he is innocent and a victim of federal investigators. the fbi as well as the justice department at large and certainly the judge in this case, because fbi agents who serve the warrant and the judge s name were revealed by people from the trump team and they were not secret names but they were in the original search warrant. they ve all been under threat and of course we ve seen what happened at the fbi field office in cincinnati.