the clash lives up to the hype, after a tournament full of drama, also coming up a stark choice for bulgaria populous conservatives. and pro you parties are in a dead heat as the country goes to the poles again to end months of electoral deadlock. and nato and ukraine wrap up 2 weeks of military exercises in the black sea. a shot across the bow of an increasingly a sort of russia. ah, michael ok. welcome to the program. the european football championship reaches its climax tonight when a believe phase england in the final. while england will have the support of most of the $60000.00 fans at london's wembley stadium, italy will look to continue their incredible transformation. under coach roberta mentioning it, promises to be a very tight encounter. oh, balls coming home, then the team on the bus to the unwelcome guest looking to crash the party. but at least some people were happy to see a li arrive in london for the year 2020 final o. b u. k. base italy, fans with their own spin on the classic england, and that team survived the 10th penalty shootouts against spain to reach the final and th

welcome to the program. voters are going to the polls in bulgaria for the 2nd time. in 3 months. elections in the spring were inconclusive. no party one enough support to form a government. this time 2 parties have been running, neck and neck, and opinion polls. one populace and the other pro euro bulgarians are confronted by alarming revelations of state corruption. transparency international describes it as the worst in the e u. a last ditch effort to reach her voters. it is a better candidate for democratic bulgaria in the lines of pro europeans in liberal standing a good chance. the coming is sizeable, blocking the selections to go to what we're trying to do is the corruption. because corruption, the country is an enormous, enormous problem. people are waiting for wanting a new government and will do every thing we can do. so what do barbarians want in their 2nd attempt at voting? i want everybody, one of the less correct politician. i hope that people will grow up and get some real change. the 1st thing to do is cut the re hentaker group to the lot of this anger

they were fans could fuel the spread of the delta vary, voters are going to the polls in bulgaria for the 2nd time. in 3 months. elections in the spring were inconclusive. no party won enough support to form a government. this time 2 parties have been running, neck and neck, in opinion polls one populist and the other pro europe. they promised drastically different solutions in a nation rocked by alarming revelations of state corruption. transparency international describes bulgaria as the most corrupt country in the e. u. last ditch effort to reach her voters. it is a better candidate for democratic bulgaria in lines of pro europeans and liberal, standing a good chance becoming a sizable block in the elections. to go to what we've been trying to do is corruption because corruption, the country is an enormous, enormous problem. people are waiting for wanting a new government and we'll do everything we can. so what do guarantee want in the 2nd attempt at voting one is what everybody, one of the last girl politician and i hope that people will grow up and get some real change. what are

cardin: let me move on to bulgaria just very briefly. senator wicker did cover bulgaria. the three c's initiative, i wasn't that familiar with it before traveling to bulgaria. it's an initiative by 12 states that are basically part of the eastern european coalition, states that are developing democratic institutions and democratic economies after the fall of the soviet union. and they need to build up their resilience as a collective entity in energy, transportation, and digital infrastructure. the three c's initiative is to attract investment to connect the 12 countries together on infrastructure needs. it's for many reasons. it's for its own economic strength and growth but also for resiliency against the efforts of china on its belton road initiative which is trying to infiltrate these countries and convert their way -- economy to more of the chinese system. and the three c's initiative is an effort to have their own independent way of attracting capital. the united states is participating in the three c's. we're not a member but we are participating and providing reso

and the democratic bulgaria party, which is boosted by last year's purchase, is projected to wind around 13 percent. so we're going to go force for the 2nd time this year, the lining up to cast their ballots, and the summit, this polling station in the capital, sophia, a change from the old order count come soon enough. nathan, as a pro maxima, i will vote for real changes and for our children to have a better future. better ways. i believe this is all for good. the bulgarian people will receive the outcome they desire. of course, it's a tight race the right wing populace deb party of the 4 prime minister bicycle bodies of has dominated bulgaria in the past 10 years. but there are signs that the country has been growing weary of his leadership, and the allegations of corruption that of swelled around him was told that would scare me off that they would put me down lambda most dangerous, but i'm scared. nothing is heal. there are other contenders, including the anti establishment and party headed by singer and tv host, sloppy people. know the bookkeeper of himself is not standing. his par

so they motivate in bulgaria, exit pose, show promises to boys. oh boy, self. natalie winning the country's 2nd national election in the year. once again, he could struggle to form a coalition to secure a 4th term or so the g. e. b party is projected to in between 22 and 23 percent of the vote. falling short of a majority, the anti party led by tv, host savvy tree for off looks set to finish, just behind, with around 21 percent cheaper. no, says he opposes any coalition with mainstream parties, raising the possibility of a deadlocked parliament, their traditional main opposition. socialist party is expected to finish 3rd on 15 percent and the democratic bulgaria party, which was boosted by last year's purchase, is subject to when around 13 percent. so you're going to have a report for the 2nd time this year, the lining up to cost the balance, and the summit. this polling station in the capital, sophia, a change from the old order count come soon enough. nathan, as a pro maxima, i will vote for real changes and for our children to have a better future batch of y

the right wing populace deb party of the full prime minister bicycle body soap has dominated bulgaria in the past 10 years. but there are signs that the country has been growing weary of his leadership, and the allegations of corruption that of swelled around him. they thought they would scare me off that they would put me down. i am the most dangerous, but i'm scared. nothing that is heal. there are other contenders, including the anti establishment and party headed by singer and tv host, sloppy people know that people of himself is not standing. his party had been neck and neck in the pulse with bodies of got up. there is also, he still yvonne of a lawyer and co leader of the democratic bulgaria coalition, who spoke to a series of anti corruption protest in the country. one of the poorest in the european union body self has come increasingly under fire of accusations of corruption, which he denies. allegations of, embezzlement, intimidation and vote to fraud have cost him support if he has continued to double down by accusing opposition. parties of electoral interference, touch the

ready ready his, our self headlines, hero, nazi disturbing revelations by bulgaria is health minister, as he admits kobe to vaccination failures may of cost the country almost 10000 lives as russian isolates, the tokyo olympics, keep knocking gold and left western media and athletes increasingly thing read a question that seems right to actually be that other un comes under attack on the latest round of violence. i've got his dog headquarters. they are attacked by what are being called anti government elements. we can confirm one security guard has been killed ah, around the world around the clock. this is on fees and national life from last year . we have your top stories for this blog areas. health minister has admitted that the multiple failures in tackling code in the country has had disastrous consequences. in a startling revelation. he said, nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the inoculation campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria is sacrificing the older generation. we immunized maine, the young and active people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were

the, the, the the is our top stories here on our team and disturbing revelations by bulgaria as health minister, as he admits kofi vaccination failures may of course, the country almost 10000 lives as russian athletes at the tokyo olympics. keep knocking gold. it's left western media and athletes increasingly seeing read a question that seems right to actually be that also the us comes under attack and the latest round of violence and i've got on its headquarters. there are attacked by what are being called anti government elements. one security got confirmed dead . aah! just moment off the 10 o'clock on friday night here in moscow. this is our see international from all of us here. we're very welcome to you. while gary is health minister, has admitted that the multiple failures and tackling code in the country has had disastrous consequences. in a rather startling revelation, he said, nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the occupation campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria is sacrificing the older generation. we immunized maine, the young and active people for 5 months

tired and fed up with corruption and the influence of the mafia and all walks of life and bulgaria. so it might be rocky times that had politically, it's not going to be clear cut, but there may be just a solution on the right and talking about rocky times what will be the new government's main challenges. the main challenge is to reform the country and to get rid of corruption. i mean that is just adamant they're really, really needs to be done because all reports we've seen in the last month talk about the country that is almost become a captured state. it's it all walks of life. if you are stopped by a policeman, you have to pay him money. if you want to permit for building something, you have to go to the office and pay somebody money. it's just everywhere. if you go to hospital, you need certain drugs, you have to pay the doctor. so for people, this means that their life becomes much more difficult plus, economically the country overall of course, loses huge sums. big sums of money of european money in particular, have been just squandered and wasted in, in public building proj

ah, welcome to our viewers around the world. them like look to voters are going to polls and bulgaria for the 2nd time. in 3 months. elections in the spring were inconclusive. no party one enough support to form a government. this time 2 parties had been running, neck and neck in opinion polls, one populace and the other pro europe, bulgarians are confronted by alarming revelations of state corruption. transparency international describes it as one of the worst in the u. last ditch effort to reach o voters, it is a better candidate for democratic bulgaria in the lines of pro europeans in liberal, standing a good chance becoming a sizable block in the elections. this is what we're trying to do is the corruption because corruption, the country is an enormous, enormous problem. people are waiting for and wanting in government and we'll do everything we can about. so what do i guarantee want in this 2nd attempt at voting? i wanted everybody, one of the less correctly politicians did, and i hope that people will grow up and get some real change later. the 1st thing to do is cut the re, han

and as a result, when oxford astrazeneca experienced serious delays and shipments bulgaria became one of the least vaccinated in countries at the time even lagging behind other stragglers like romania and lafayette all the while continuing to experience a surge in cases. and that's, but the other issue that caused unnecessary death was that the vaccines that the country did get for some reason didn't 1st go to the people who actually needed them the most. we did not give parity to people every 60 and people with serious illnesses that were placed in the false category after social workers, employees in many farms and others at this point. but gary remains one of the least vaccinated countries in europe with less than 20 percent of the population having received at least one dose. the new government is desperately trying to remedy the situation. but it seems, there are still a lot of hurdles for them to overcome. vaccine skepticism is still high among bulgarians, especially after reports of astrazeneca being linked to rare health complications. the country's poor health infrastructure

because to go go in bulgaria, we have no justice. we have no democracy. whether that change, those really come depends on the biggest opposition party the populist. there is such a people of talk, show host and sing us laboratory for enough. the polls show them on track to in 1st place, but their program seems somewhat vague and undefined volume. say we fight to change everything we've seen in the past. the administration works. the whole way of thinking for me and me sitting on the outskirts of sophia final pre election meeting of the group party with boss boy cool bery rules for guerria, for over a decade. he's fighting a losing battle to keep his hold on power. still, his supporters seem defiant, even if you're still mistake, they can fix them because everyone makes mistakes. but it's likely that the old face of bulgarian politics will be gone and not fear come back after this election day. so let's ex norwegian star cost and buy home continue to his perfect preparation for tokyo olympics. this band with his 2nd consecutive diamond league, he was actua

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she's a member of democratic bulgaria, an anti corruption alliance that hopes to form the new government. if it succeeds, it will be the 1st change of government in 11 years. unless you're willing, i want to win back our country a freedom of choice. so ball game becomes a better place to live. i want an economy that's not undermined by corruption and a country where you funds they use properly business. and is the target of the criticisms is ex prime minister boy co borrower sells his image as a man of the people has been badly damaged after a year of anti corruption protests in april. far as the one the most votes but fails to find some relation partner far so acute his opponents of trying to falsify results again, the good this is the ok be the chaos they have created is visible. what people line up in the hours the central election commission is asleep. at 7 am, people started working the c e. c. first meeting were that 9 sides of complaints machines, which though what no paper, no print history, nothing's complete. chaos, football, i call that observe as reports that the election wen

it is unlikely to go without a fight to bulgaria now where the come to a 2nd election is 3 months. fail to produce a clear winner official results show the center, a party of the former prime minister boys boys cell phones finished barely ahead of a new populace party. several anti corruption parties run in the election. though none have one enough votes to form a majority. in parliament tanya draven has been fighting for change for years. she's a member of democratic bulgaria, an anti corruption alliance that hopes to form the new government. if it succeeds, it will be the 1st change of government in 11 years. unless you're willing, i want to win back our country a freedom of choice. so bowl game becomes a better place to live. i want an economy that's not undermined by corruption and a country where you funds they use properly business and is the target just the criticisms. his ex prime minister boy co borrower sells his image as a man of the people has been badly damaged after a year of anti corruption protests. in april, the 1st one, the most votes, but failed to find some relation

jamie, so or no clear winner has emerge from bulgaria, the 2nd election in a 3 months. the snap vote was called after the center right party, a former prime minister in waco bar, fails to form a coalition last time around. government has been dogged by corruption scandal. the issue dominated the campaign and had fueled the rise of a new populace party. it could be several days before a final official result was cross over to it dw corresponded to barbara available, who was covering the election for as a, from a sophia barbara, what you the exit polls tell us so far. they tell us the boy who bar is so for the long time the prime minister of the country has again lost a few seats again last around 2 percent. but it is not the devastating 90 lading last that many see some fear that many hope for and so he was 20 and a bit present somehow is still in the running. but the opposition forces unite amongst themselves around 40 percent. so this result will, again, was a lot of from a lot of people guarantee, be greeted with a grown off disappointment because what it means is the

in spring bulgaria didn't have enough vixen, but now people us for, for choice. johnson johnson, the allison johnson and john, which is one dose, you get the certificate right away as far as any go and, and r n a, which is more done and pfizer, up to number. they're not e, pfizer, this year is over over the no, i can go to greece to the c side. but this happy patient is in the minority at the nearby market. locals are of a different mind and skepticism balance, though we don't want to get vaccinated. i'm not afraid, but i'm not doing it just pops up. i know most, i'm very skeptical about these things they've been developed to 5 is going to still come from abroad, so i'm not sure they're good in the system. not afraid of the corona virus, and i'm not going to get vaccinated. civics and get them the former government officials already fear next wave of infections and doctor on you couldn't shift from bulgaria as ministry of health. is it the last to explain the low take? true exam. choices based on emotions are not based on rational thinking. in the lab . roper, we

so bulgaria becomes a better place to live. i want an economy that's not undermined by corruption and a country where you funds they use properly business and is the target just the criticism is ex prime minister boy co borrower sells his image as a man of the people has been badly damaged after a year of anti corruption protests in april far as the one the most votes but fails to find religion. partner far so excuses his opponents of trying to falsify results . the good. this is the ok. the chaos they have created is visible. people line up in a few hours. the central election commission is asleep. at 7 am, people started working the c e. c. first meeting was at 9 sides of complaints. machines which don't what paper, no print history, nothing's complete. chaos back up. but observe as reports that the election went smoothly, though with a lower turnout than last time. bar subs party came at neck and neck with the new popular party that is such a people beneath credit forming a coalition, government is likely to be complicated o

and the most vulnerable groups were abandoned for out of 5 covered deaths in bulgaria, have been among the elderly. the government claims 10000 lives could have been saved, had the previous administration acted a bit differently. but how exactly? well, 1st off by not prioritizing the cheaper astrazeneca vaccine, the last government decided not to order any of the other 3 jobs approved by the you. and as a result, when oxford astrazeneca experienced serious delays in shipments, bulgaria became one of the least vaccinated e countries at the time even lagging behind other stragglers like romanian lafayette all the while continuing to experience a surge in cases. and that's, but the other issue that caused unnecessary death was that the vaccines that the country did get for some reason didn't 1st go to the people who actually needed them the most. we did not give parity to people over 60 and people with serious illnesses. they were placed in the false category after social workers, employees in mnc farms and others at this point, but gary are remains one of the least vaccinated countries i

i. bice, a fear the oversights, left bulgaria, among the worst hit by the pandemic, globally, with the 9th highest coven mortality rate. meanwhile, in germany, there has been a more successful vaccine roll. i thought we know. but the question know is whether it's that should mean more freedoms. for those immunized politicians that are deeply divided on the mater, those as the public or europe corresponded. peter oliver has been looking at how the issue is splitting society. now the more than half of the german population of being fully vaccinated against coven, 19 the debate amongst politicians has moved on to whether that vaccination should entitle people to move freedoms. the president of the bond, the stag, things that should, i do not see any constitutional issues for differentiating between those who have been tested on the one hand and those who have recovered or been vaccinated on the other. since the risk of vaccination is extremely low, according to current data, not everyone is convinced of the constitutional fairness of such a device of move though, the german justice minist

if the inoculation campaign had been properly organized, bulgaria sacrifice in the older generation. we did not give priority to people over 60 and people with serious illnesses were immunized smelly john inactive people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were abandon for out of every 5 coven deaths in the country were among elderly people. of the failure, cited by the minister, includes poor logistics and errors regarding the vaccine procurement. the government prioritized astrazeneca job over other vaccines. the company's own distribution problems, meaning a slow rollout by severe the oversights, less bulgaria, among the worst hit by the pandemic globally, with the 9 highest coping mortality rate. meanwhile, in germany where there's been a more successful vaccine rollouts, the question now is whether that should mean more freedom. for those immunized politicians, a deeply divided though, on the matter on correspond that they develop has been looking at how the issue is spitting society. now the more than half of the german population have been fully vaccinated against cov

this doctor from bulgaria is at a loss to explain it. people make such choices based on emotions, not rational thinking. nowhere in europe is so much given to act -- anti-vaccine opinion. it is not rational. i cannot explain for myself why this is happening. >> this media expert thinks she knows the reason. >> there is directly between believing in misinformation and conspiracyheories about covid and low levels of trust in national government. reporter: she also believes the government is at fault. >> we had two mical council saying to contradicting things about covid. reporter: there is also the internet, where a lot of this information comes from russia. >> they are saying that after two world wars now we have a third world war which is fght not with guns but with vaccines. reporter: the government is now planning a big pr campaign in order to promote vaccinations. but given public opinion, it seems like an uphill battle. anchor: former u.s. president george w. bush says he believes he withdrawal of nato troops from afghanistan is a mi

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in spring bulgaria didn't have enough vixen, but now people us for, for choice. johnson, johnson, johnson and john, which is one dose, you get the certificate right away as far as any go and an r n a which is mcdonough and pfizer, up to normal. they're not e 5. this year. over the no, i can go to greece to the c side, but this happy patient is in the minority at the nearby market. locals are of a different mind backs and skepticism balance. though we don't want to get vaccinated. i'm not afraid, but i'm not doing it just helps of me. i'm very skeptical about these things. they've been developed to come from abroad, so i'm not sure they're good. then this is not afraid of the corona virus and i'm not going to get vaccinated. google civil can get on the government officials already fear and next wave of infections and doctor on you couldn't shift from bulgaria, ministry of health. is it a loss to explain the uptake to examine such choices based on emotions are not based on rational thinking. in the lab was often rabo who up to the our talk will show on know, in eur

that startling admission made by the country's health mister bulgaria. sacrifice in the older generation. we did not give priority to people over 60 and people with serious illnesses were immunized smelly young and active people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were abandon, well left us in the flesh. i had 4 out of every 5 covert debts in the country were among elderly people. other failures funded by the minister include, per logistics and ers, regarding buck seen procurement. you know, the government prioritize astrazeneca job over other vaccines unless you may remember it's distribution problems across europe. and beyond. ultra meant a slow rollout the oversights, left bulgaria, among the worst hit by the pandemic globally, with the 9th highest covert mortality rates. russian athletes are continuing their impressive metal whole at the tokyo games, reaching double figures gold, number 10 on friday and shooting means the rational intake committee team set forth in new for all table. but as taylor explains, you'd be hard pressed to find many saluting their success. day in da

and the 2nd world war when no clear winner has emerged from bulgaria, is a 2nd election in a 3 months. the snap vote was called after the center right party, a former prime minister boy. so boris of failed to form a coalition last time around. his government has been dogged by corruption scandal . the issue dominated the campaign and fuel the rise of a new populace party. it could be several days before the final official results. let's cross over to it dw, corresponded to barbara available, who is covering the election of for as a, from a sophia. or what do the exit polls tell us so far? they tell us that boys who are a sofa the long time prime minister of the country has again lost a few seats. these again last around 2 percent. but it is not the devastating 90 lading last that many see some feared and many hope for as he was 20 in the bid present. somehow still in the running bought the opposition forces unite amongst themselves around 40 percent. so this result will, again, was a lot of from a lot of food guarantee be greeted with a grown off disappointment because what it means i

it's less bulgaria among the worst hit by the pandemic with the night highest cobit mortality rate in the world's russian athletes are continuing their impressive metal whole, the tokyo games with tremor. yes, guinea, real love banking, the nation's 9th gold on friday. it means the russian olympic committee team named sits forth and the overall table. but a small scale, taylor explains, you'd be hard pressed to find many saluting their success. the day in day out, the press tries to not gretchen athletes from the gold, silver and bronze petals tools they fought for and one r a c ranks thought in overall metals so far, which in case you miss the memo is no cause for celebration. beautiful music, and although window dressing such as calling itself the rush and limpid committee to suggest an appearance of neutrality, cannot mask the stench of corruption and appeasement. yes, allowing russians to compete and toko, despite a 4 year bond for an alleged doping scheme have caused a real sting, even though only a reduce number of asking for that. and that competing as new trolls meaning they d

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it's entirely possible that much of the world may follow bulgaria and place travel from the uk on a red list. also in this programme: questions in the lords about about the disappearance of notes and coins. what analysis the government has made of the declining - acceptance of cash by retailers, particularly| in the hospitality sector. but first: it was supposed to be freedom day — the day people in england could throw away their masks, end social distancing, and even go clubbing. but, as it turned out, the prime minister, the chancellor, and the health secretary spent the day in self—isolation, as indeed did hundreds of thousands of others who'd been pinged by the nhs app. boris johnson answered questions at a news conference via video link from the prime minister's country residence, chequers. he and rishi sunak had announced they would use a little—known testing scheme so they didn't have to isolate — but they backed down after a political backlash. it was left to the vaccine deployment minister to update mps. nadhim zahawi announced that, from the autumn, vulnerable children

there is also, he still ivana, a lawyer and co leader of the democratic bulgaria coalition, who spoke to series of anti corruption protest in the country, one of the poorest in the european union. but itself has come increasingly on the fire of accusations of corruption, which he denies. allegations of embezzlement, intimidation and voter fraud have cost him support if he has continued to double down by accusing opposition. parties of electoral interference, such as the situation is turbulent and unpredictable. what will come after the vote appears clearer. that is, the will to form a government that's coming from society itself. not so much from certain politicians, but this time it will be hard to bypass the people to live. even if bodies off does managed to win the most vote, he may still be unable to form a coalition government which could trigger yet another snap election later this year. if the public haven't already decided otherwise. sen, yeah, go out. there are thousands of people have gathered in bosnia governor to commemorate the 995 revenue and massacre. barre 19 newly ide

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in spring, bulgaria didn't have enough fiction, but now people us for, for choice. johnson johnson, the allison johnson and john, which is one dose, you get the certificate right away. as far as any and an r n a which is more down and pfizer up to number. they're not. if i said this here is the wire color over the no, i can go to greece to the seaside, but this happy patient is in the minority at the nearby market. locals are of a different mind backs and skepticism. abounds, though, we don't want to get vaccinated, i'm not afraid, but i'm not doing those. no more than i am very skeptical about these things. they've been developed too fast, is going to still come from abroad. so i'm not sure they're good. this is not afraid of the corona virus and i'm not going to get vaccinated. google, civil can get on the former government officials already fear next have of infections and doctor on you couldn't ship from bulgaria, ministry of hills. is it the last to explain the low uptake to examine the choices based on emotions are not based on rational thinking off rabo who h

russia, chile, argentina, and brazil, china, poland, peru, ecuador, the czech republic, south korea, and bulgaria. the antarctic treaty regulates how many new stations can open so that it doesn't get too crowded earlier. it's always better to kind of exist peacefully with your neighbors and get along. the 1st thing we did was to establish good relations with all our neighbors. cooperation is vital in antarctica when the tension between the united states and russia. that's it affect the competition in antarctica. i wouldn't say there's no effect, but by and large, the cooperation has continued. and that doesn't mean that those tensions are in some respects in the background somewhere, but at least in terms of the antarctic programs in the arctic programs and the work of the scientists together by enlarged that, that continues. in 2004 russia imported would from siberian pines, its national tree to construct a small orthodox church here in antarctica, critic say it's a sly way to stake a territorial claim. which a land station has its own church to. it also has a school for the children of soldiers

red list. . ~ we have moved on to bulgaria's red list. ., ,, , ., we have moved on to bulgaria's red list. . ~' , ., , we have moved on to bulgaria's red list. ., ,, y., , . nightclubs in england were allowed to re—open their doors from just after midnight last night — for the first time since march last year. let's speak to the cabaret performer, and radio and tv presenter amy lame — who's been london's night czar for the last five years. where were you last night? i was clued to where were you last night? i was glued to my _ where were you last night? i was glued to my telephone _ where were you last night? i was glued to my telephone to - where were you last night? i —" glued to my telephone to make sure everybody was reopening and able to do so safely and i am pleased to say that the reopening of the capital pot culture, hospitality and night—time economy venues is a really important to step back to the life we knew before stop this is the first time that nightclubs have been able to open in about 16 months. they were the first to close, they were the last to open as no