Show the numbers testing positive is almost three times higher than at the end of august. And is a little bit of hollywood glamour coming to wrexham . Ryan reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney may be investing in the Football Club. Coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news. The future of the National League is at stake. With fans still locked out, will the fifth tier season be scrapped . Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The chancellor rishi sunak has announced a major package of measures aimed at minimising job losses due to coronavirus restrictions. The newjobs support scheme will replace the furlough scheme, which has provided some or all of the income for millions of workers, and which is set to expire next month. The new scheme will support people in what the chancellor called viable jobs that is employees who are working at least one third of their hours with the government and employers now covering two thirds of their lost pay. The chancellor said he was exte
This is bbc news, im reeta chakrabarti. The headlines the chancellor rishi sunak announces a newjob support scheme lasting six months from november he says it will save viable jobs. Mr speaker, these are radical interventions in the uk Labour Market policies we have never tried in this country before. A planned rise in vat has also been cancelled and businesses will now have longer to pay back government loa ns. Labour believes rishi sunak should have acted sooner unions say the measure will save hundreds of thousands of jobs. After months of delay, the nhs covid 19 Contact Tracing app goes live in england and wales anyone with a smartphone is being urged to download it. The latest test and trace results
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Belgian exports of goods to the United Kingdom fell by 13 percent in the period between 2018 and 2021. This is evident from new research from KU Leuven, which has mapped the impact of Brexit on trade. For the export of goods from the European Union t
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Explainer: Brexit trade deal will lessen, but not kill, the economic pain
Britain has clinched a last-minute trade agreement with the European Union that will preserve its zero-tariff and zero-quota access to the bloc’s single market of 450 million consumers.
But it is a thin deal that will not prevent economic pain and disruption for the United Kingdom or for EU member states, and many aspects of Britain’s future relationship with the EU remain to be hammered out, possibly over years.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
The UK government’s Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecast that, with a deal, Britain would see a loss of output of around 4% over 15 years compared to remaining in the EU.