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Ramsgate 'can not be ready' for Brexit ferries

Ramsgate 'can not be ready' for Brexit ferries

Business
The Port of Ramsgate "can not be ready" for extra ferry services in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to the councillor for the harbour area.Seaborne Freight has been given a £13.8m contract to run a freight service between Ramsgate and Ostend in the event of a no-deal Brexit.However, Conservative councillor Beverly Martin says the harbour can not be ready by Brexit on 29 March.The government said facilities will be open "as soon as practicable".In a statement the Department for Transport said that "works are underway". Ramsgate has not had a regular ferry service since 2013.Seaborne's contract was one of three awarded to ease "severe congestion" at Dover, in the case of a no-deal Brexit.The contingency plans allow f...
Lizzie Cundy poses legs akimbo in 'bendy and bed ready' pics

Lizzie Cundy poses legs akimbo in 'bendy and bed ready' pics

Entertainment
The former WAG turned socialite is known for her outrageous fashion sense and love of the party scene.So a routine appearance on This Morning to promote her new show Our Shirley Valentine Summer was never going to be uneventful.Lizzie decided to show off her best yoga moves – sprawling herself on the floor in the process.Pulling herself into questionable positions, the 50-year-old beamed away as she showed off her flexibility. Related Articles “Never thought I’d be doing that on ITV” Lizzie Cundy Finding the whole situation hilarious, TV regular Anthea Turner paused the segment on Lizzie's most compromising positions.Sprawled on her back, the brunette beauty posed with her eyes closed and l...
Net 'not ready' for vital security update

Net 'not ready' for vital security update

Technology
A plan to update the security around some of the net's core address books has been delayed.Net administrative body Icann put its plans on hold after it emerged that some ISPs and large firms were not ready to make the change.It feared that tens of millions would lose net access if the change went ahead as planned on 11 October.Icann said it was working with ISPs to update software and ensure everyone is ready to switch next year."It would be irresponsible to proceed with the roll [out] after we have identified these new issues that could adversely affect its success and could adversely affect the ability of a significant number of end users," said Goran Marby, head of Icann.Trusted informationSince early 2017, Icann (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) has been prepari...