health minister young bond told the public there's no need for exaggerated concern and treatment is a longer get this kind of orange the world health organization echoed this with calls for simple measures like more hand washing self protection is still the best possible way we can go about this but infections spread to every region in germany contact tracing became impossible. germany's hold on the virus gave way to the free spread of covert 19. then just 6 weeks after the 1st case was discovered in germany announced the closing of schools by the end of march a nationwide lockdown meant the workplace and the school day had to compete for attention in homes across the country. the bulk of people in germany seemed to take the restrictions in stride and agree with them. with the budding spring germany slowly started opening up again. but by the start of may nearly 7000 people in germany had died meanwhile elsewhere in europe the numbers ranged from more than 24000 to over 28000 deaths. in comparison with many european neighbors germany appeared to have weathered the height of the crisis

health minister young bond told the public there's no need for exaggerated concern then. if this kind orange the world health organization echoed this with calls for simple measures like more hand washing self protection is still the best possible way we can go about this but infections spread to every region in germany contact tracing became impossible. germany's hold on the virus gave way to the free spread of covert 19. then just 6 weeks after the 1st case was discovered in germany announced the closing of schools by the end of march a nationwide lockdown meant the workplace and the school day had to compete for attention in homes across the country. the bulk of people in germany seemed to take the restrictions in stride and agree with them with the budding spring germany slowly started opening up again. but by the start of me nearly 7000 people in germany had died. meanwhile elsewhere in europe the numbers range from more than 24000 to over 28000 deaths. in comparison with many european neighbors germany appeared to have weathered the height of the crisis fairly well.

phone number, and i called, and it was river hospital in doveport, mississippi, i have a young man, mr. lee bond, he's a ceo there, and they did an excellent job. they gave sue and i an appointment, and we went out there and got the first time, first shot on the 16th of january. >> then you get sick. how important was the shot for you? >> six days later i caught covid-19, pneumonia. if i hadn't had that shot i believe i would have died, it was that bad. that's a bad boy, that covid-19. >> well, we are glad you're okay. we are so glad to be here today and we thank you for sharing your story. he mentioned lee bond, he -- the ceo of the hospital where the mathes's went, he said he's been getting pushback, he said there are a lot of people calling him and saying why are you letting folks from other states in, his belief is that high risk individuals need to get the shot, wherever you are, however you can, but this is an ongoing debate, and states have been changing their rules about whether out of staters can actually get shots. it's all very confusing and as i said frustrating, stephanie. >> confus

not only does my grandmother, who is 97 years young, not only do we share a bond because we're relatednd we love shopping and sweets, we also share a love of writing and news. let's take you back to the beginning. my grandmother graduated at the tom of her class as a black woman in her class outside of cleveland, she knew she wanted to write for the newspaper. fresh out of high school, she was the fastest shorthand writer. she reached out for a writing position but was told that it wasn't a job for colored girls. kind of crazy to think these days. she was devastated and took her attention to detail and became an assistant to the county judge. she was the first black woman to do that. she transitioned to working in the county hospital, working as a radiology transcribing, translating all of that medical jargon and putting it into patient files. my mother has every single journal from the time she was a child and she's 90. she has boxes of journaling. she's currently living in columbus ohio. she watches "jeopardy" and playing piano with her neighbors. i'm smiling, she just brings me so m

but tell us about the bond that still exists between such young soldiers, sometimes teenagers, and veteransheir 90s? yes, absolutely, the history we have _ their 90s? yes, absolutely, the history we have in _ their 90s? yes, absolutely, the history we have in our - their 90s? yes, absolutely, the i history we have in our regimental system _ history we have in our regimental system just creates bonds of service from veterans to present—day soldiers _ from veterans to present—day soldiers. his service in world war ii, soldiers. his service in world war ii, in _ soldiers. his service in world war ii, in the — soldiers. his service in world war ii, in the campaigns he served in burma— ii, in the campaigns he served in burma and— ii, in the campaigns he served in burma and india absolutely will resonate — burma and india absolutely will resonate and still capture the imagination of our young soldiers today _ imagination of our young soldiers today the — imagination of our young soldiers today. the way he went about his life, today. the way he went about his life. the — today. the way he went abo

everybody wonderfully football basketball want to do so in a lot of young kids really go outside unless it's the weekend because bond week is a pretty much the same right here. so here it is experience even dinosaurs so this is happening or have somebody in your family said it had been a you have been a big deal 5 years you know my husband got shot in the head random dive sizes. and she and i have been there's a lot in his head but he's doing fine now but a couple years ago it was really like a traumatic the experience for him. so how do you guys now would you say it was a drag they did with it it's harder now wasn't that entire he was playing basketball at the part it was just a random night spray shooting so out now let's talk about your best friend had a gun and i was walking down trees you know up and out the alpha plus i'm here with this gun so let's say you have jeremiah job on would you feel more comfortable trying to jump on not to use a gun and i will not example i would try to convince the von maur didn't commit a murder because i could lose my life and i no one nobody me how do you feel about being outsid

growing up amongst poverty and political strife the 5 young all my brothers form a close knit bond but as easton's out. in 1981 he joins the bangladesh army the other 4 anas iris joseph and another brother to prove they turned to crime. they were extorting money they were doing nothing. they became a gang. it started from very small. then they started killing people. they had a specific area in talca there are no one would wish to control. this also divide the animals themselves with other m losses of toxicity and do it cool and extort businesses. and the whole world that area as if it was their arsenal fiefdoms. theirs are criminals but we are talking about their killers who have cause significant i want to and one of damage to human life. while living in exile in india shake us you know becomes leader of the awami the polity her father had led. in 1981 she returns to bangladesh. i started to mobilize if. they then government don't open me as for that i come back but i decided. to accept it and come back to work for democracy. i guess for you the military is now running the country an

growing up amongst poverty and political strife the 5 young all my brothers form a close knit bond but as easton's out. in 1981 he joins the bangladesh army the other 4 anas iris joseph and another brother to prove they turned to crime. they were extorting money they were doing. nothing. they became a gang. it started from very small then they started killing people. they had a specific you named arca there are no one would wish to control this this also divide the animals themselves with other m losses of toxicity and they would call and extort businesses and the whole world that area as if it was their arsenal fiefdoms. theirs are criminals but we are talking about their killers who have cause significant i want to and want of damage to human life. who are living in exile in india shake us you know becomes leader of the awami league the party her father had led. in 1981 she returns to bangladesh. i started to mobilize if. they then government don't open me as for that i come back but i decided. to accept it and come back to work for democracy. i guess for the military is now running

young earlier. you talked about a bond in which people can invest and there are people can invest and there are peoplemoney. how does that help those who haven't kept theirjobs, who really are struggling to make ends meet? the first thing i'd say is the chancellor is putting a lot of hope on the _ chancellor is putting a lot of hope on the idea that those who have saved _ on the idea that those who have saved during the pandemic are going to spend _ saved during the pandemic are going to spend all that money in the short term _ to spend all that money in the short term i_ to spend all that money in the short term i dont— to spend all that money in the short term. i don't think that's realistic and i_ term. i don't think that's realistic and i don't — term. i don't think that's realistic and i don't think the bank of england _ and i don't think the bank of england does, so what the problem is... england does, so what the problem ism find _ england does, so what the problem ism find a — england does, so what the problem is... find a way for people to invest— is... find a way for people to invest in— is.

and in jefferson texas a young boy fell through the ice on a bond look here, a quick thinking teenager, spotted him, called 911 and her grandfather nearby and stranled to save the boy you'll see here finally pulling him to safety. >>> stories of destruction, despair and ultimately of compassion in the lone star state. it's our top story tonight nbc's jay gray reports from dallas >> reporter: most of texas is still frozen solid right now, a full week of snow, ice and bitter cold temperatures in a state unfamiliar and in many areas unprepared for the winter storm. >> we've seen people struggle to stay warm, huddled together to simply try and survive the night. >> communities have spent days in the dark with no heat and now as power slowly comes back online new problems are surfacing. long lines at grocery stores that are quickly running out of food. >> they don't have gas so we are stuck here. >> fuel for cars around generates running low while water for many families isn't running at all. >> oh, my god. >> or in the worst of cases with frozen and broken pipes it's rushing out of control

which they go and we children from bond so there's an unrelenting depiction of teenage descent into addiction 6 young people 6 very different fates all trying to find themselves ringback. the series while not shying away from the sometimes fatal consequences of drug addiction tries to distinguish itself from most conventional films about drugs. and the parts of the story that are heightened have to do with emotional states we didn't want it to be so much the drug rush that's depicted but rather what's going on inside the character. one past year. we children from so treads the difficult line between fascination and repulsion. this 40 year old story has been given a timeless update. and the new series is out this week here in germany and with global release dates you have to follow my colleague james jackson got a sneak peek and he's here to tell us more ok james though but let's go back to the original movie for people who haven't seen it what made the original christiane i have so special so christiane a really broke the mold in german cinema because a lot of german films that are popular internatio

young what. kind of what do you. want the old boy. acid attacks in india. leave many scars most of which cannot be seen. they also create a bond. born of her sarod ordeal and stronger than the many obstacles their survivors will now face. black roses and red dresses parts of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. teaching you can pledge to stay with english streaming live only teaching channel. plus thousands of up programs award winning documentary so dad musical. subscribe to you gene pool its last al-jazeera english. son. the father. the mutual love of the arts. this stage is set to immortalize fading memories. in a magical race against time. witness our time. on a. date may not be top of the table. they might not have the biggest stadium. but they stand just tightens in the face of the fascist far right movement. if you want to show the world that the good guys can sometimes when they are the force behind germans simply phenomenal. the fans who make football on al-jazeera. pushing for peace in yemen the u.s. calls on who the rebels to suspend their offensive on the city of merit and returns him against the actions. down

unlike boko haram that has an ideology this bond it's or other militia groups they don't have any ideology so as long as when they succeed to kidnap a group of young people or especially school girls then that is their success because they're more t.v. so far what we know is to destroy. the region and also make sure that they are also gaining some. some money because they get the they are doing this for ransom so far that's what we know and fred hundreds of schoolgirls kidnapped again how are nigerians reacting to this. i spoke to one of the parents whose 2 door ties were could not last night the shoes that they they they dogs have a trust in the government system on security system in nigeria because this has been happening in other states now this is happening for the 1st time as far as we know so that they just you know that this pirates they want to see their daughter and they do want to know how this is going to happen our correspondent fred when you're reporting for us from lagos thank you very much. from now the human rights organization amnesty international says it has evidence that eritrean troops massacred hundreds of people in ethiopia

bond was biracial, french and black. kamalas jamaican and indian. >> kamala and i grew up as black young women and that's who we are >> reporter: becoming the first and not the last. nikole killion, cbs news, washington. >> when kamala harris was sworn in last month she used two bibles, one from thurgood marshall and one from her beloved babysitter who she described as as a second mother. >>> the warriors, they dug into their bag of tricks i embracace getting g older. i'm so m much more c confident . but i i don't lolove that asas , i could dedevelop gum m issues. new colgatate renew ll rereverses ear rly gum damagege, for a beauautiful, revevitalid smile.e. i i can't wawait to see e whats next!! reveverse early y gum damagegh new colglgate renewawal. >>> new this morning, naomi he sack ca won her fourth grand slam beating jennifer brady 6- 4,6-3. miss osaka is the reigning champion at the u.s. open. she was born in japan and moved to the u.s. when she was 3. her opponent played in her first grand slam final. >>> last night the warriors showed some grit. warriors great watched them climb out of a hole. scored 43 points. took t

specific request he was told to spy on a young man in turkey he said left for istanbul then he decided not to return to china and went on a web cast with his story corps bond cold after the show. he told me you decided to appear on this show and talk about you know that your family is here in china. along with that stuff. since then many of his relatives have disappeared 5 siblings have been arrested ace's oldest brother was sentenced to 25 years in jail other week has gave him the news since he cannot reach any of his relatives by phone. or try to see the place where he used to live an american colleague and i are followed around loosely constantly harassed and. you can't just walk around here and interview people there when many negative reports. on all. of them that this is one day i ask you about. so many people have been detained and many disappear every day. so the question is going to end. he answered american the america did not become america without shedding a lot of blood hublot a lot more is going to happen here. and been on the stuff. i says waiting for his refugee status to be approved. brittney's famous for its beautifully manicured gardens

the bond it's their work of the bond it is actually helping the book because if they are targeting schoolgirls and people young people are going to school this means that this schools have to stop and if the schools stop then this is an achievement for books so far we know that these are the walk this is the walk of the bond it's but then book i'm claims that they are the ones behind these which we have no reason to doubt that at this moment. in the in this league of better braman and that an unbeaten run for visitors and frankfurt fremens to one win is their 1st against frankfurt for 3 years shortly after the break for a men's territory selassie in the frankfurt defense to level the game out when all it was to defenders 2nd goal of the season american striker josh sargent netted that deciding gulf health and crime and pick up 3 much needed points it's frankfurt's 1st honestly get the saints this year. but you're watching news live from britain coming up next world stories the week in reports and remember there's more on the detail the news up on detail to dot com or you can follow us on twitter and instagram

the labour leader also proposed a new bond for savers, allowing millions to invest in the uk's recovery from the pandemic. our deputy political editor vicki youngy that has got used to being rejected by voters, in a political landscape dominated by a pandemic. labour members can only watch from a distance as sia keir starmer lays out his vision from an empty room. we can go back to the same insecure and unequal economy that has been so cruelly exposed by the virus. we can seize the moment and go forward to a future that will look utterly unlike the past. he future that will look utterly unlike the ast. ,., future that will look utterly unlike the ast. u, ., . , future that will look utterly unlike the ast. ., . , . the past. he said coronavirus had roved the past. he said coronavirus had proved the _ the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case _ the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for— the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for government i the past. he said coronavirus had l proved the case for government to play a big role in managing the economy, but working alongside business, not attacking it. if rare busines

bond meant. if one tries to mess up with their interest off the forest mafia. you get in trouble and you can even die. remain use forests disappearing finest. trees both ancient and young for harvested that's an astonishing right some of which is just in for a cheap furniture in western europe. overhaul of all logging here is a legal. the contrary road so full of trucks carrying timber 24 hours a day 7 days a week. we have joined agent green the remaining n.g.a. who are trucking one such a lorry car there is no one called for the last 72 hours for their license by the transport even ego called one want door which we just the thought upon it is coming and they would organize our old block. they have. the truck appears to be carrying substantially more timber than had been declared. if we look at the volume after missing would problem and or it be illegally we're talking about 20000000 cubic meters by the off story piece they only catch one person so i know many are basically you have 99 birth and chance to steal the wood and get away with it. but wants it stay remain years old growth forests have barely changed since the end of the ice age there are a very simple window

you're probablies also too young to remember back -- probably also too young to remember back in the '90s we had this idea of bond market vigilantes, right? whenever we got bad deficit numbers out, interest rates would go up, and there was a lot of pressure on washington to deal with budge deficits, and that's why george h.w. bush and bill clinton did, because the market demanded it. the market doesn't demand it now, and as long as the market doesn't demand it, washington's not going to do it. charles is right, it's a money boot, and they're going to keep going. what i'm watching in this debate right now, what's happening with that minimum wage. because that tells me something about how much influence the left is having on policy because you can have a real debate about whether the minimum wage is counterproductive or helpful to low income households. you could argue that when you raise the minimum wage, it gives companies a disincentive to hire. the left is pushing hard for it, and, you know, that's the way this is going, that tells you that the left is winning these debates. neil: you know, that's an interestin

bond", allowing millions of savers to invest in the uk's recovery from the pandemic. the conservatives have called it empty rhetoric. here's our deputy political editor vicki young.oters — in a political landscape dominated by a pandemic. labour members can only watch from a distance as sir keir starmer lays out his vision from an empty room. we can go back to the same insecure and unequal economy that's been so cruelly exposed by the virus. or we can seize the moment and go forward to a future that's going to look utterly unlike the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for government to play a much bigger role in managing the economy — but working alongside business, not attacking it. if we're honest, for too long labour has failed to realise that the only way to deliver social justice and equality is through a strong partnership with businesses. under my leadership, that mindset will change. one new policy idea is a british recovery bond, offering people a savings account with the government. the cash raised would be used to help get the country back on its feet after the pandemic. there are people, of course, the ones who've kept theirjobs, who have b

young brits with no home grown cottons get the full picture after this. the vibrations are in the air the hedge funds are leaving the people are panicking they sense that the seismic bond reversal is the 40 year bull market in the us treasury bonds is on the edge of collapse this is the biggest thing that have been in markets in a century. when almost seemed wrong. but old rules just don't call. me. yet to shape out the attic. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. welcome back when it comes to cartoons the b.b.c. wants children in the u.k. to plump for home grown creations rob of an american import broadcast as outlined ambitious plans to reverse the dominance of shows like the simpsons shaadi edwards dashti notables. let's face it cartoons shaped all of our childhood the simpsons tom and jerry rug rats the looney tunes you name it with full respect far too many hours glued to the t.v. and watch janet culturally operation. set. up by the. actually to do according to the director of the b.b.c.'s children's department too many cartoons watched here in britain are well not british but i think we can

bond market. central banks like the ecb with the labor markets still really tricky. that is going to be the differentiation and keep any way young-- differentiation. keep an eye on those numbers. alix: we are just for that. guy: we are going to find -- adjust risk for that. guy: we are going to find out next week. we are heading toward some sort of tantrum. how big it is is up to the fed. they have an opportunity here may be to slowly let air out of the balloon. if they do that, maybe the bursting becomes less of a bang and more of a pop. that is certainly something people will be thinking about. alix: good visual. let's look at the pop and take a look at what is happening in the markets here in the u.s. a couple things happening. you are seeing equities finding their footing, the nasdaq up. if you are buying yields and equities and selling yields -- selling treasuries and stocks, that is hard. i wanted to highlight bitcoin. that is off almost 2%, much worse than we see the underlying bitcoin. that is interesting. coming up, a former obama administration chief economist will join balance of power with david westin on bloomberg t

young. i know what it's like to be a kid of divorced parents and your parents start dating other people, and i did not want to bondweren't sure what we had. >> eventually, they were sure. so harris met ella and cole, emhoff's children from his first marriage. >> it was actually more nerve-racking than our first date. >> but they bonded immediately. >> one of the kids said hey, there's an art exhibit at the school. why don't we stop by. they never ask me to do that. this must be going great. and so first time she meets the kids, first time we're at one of these art galleries, and then we're meeting a bunch of the parents at the school, she is meeting all their friends. >> a little more than a year later, they were married. harris officially became a wife and a stepmother, or as ella and cole call her, mamala. >> i think they wanted a term that's more personalized. >> yes. >> and expressed. there is a mom, kirsten, and there is a mom, mamala. it evolved out of love. we just want our own way the say mom. >> this modern family settled in for a couple of years. >> i do. >> before harris' fast-moving career shifted into

young and old feel lost in japan on al-jazeera. acid attacks in india. leave many scars most of which cannot be seen. they also create a bond. borne of a sarod ordeal and stronger than the many obstacles their survivors will now face. black roses and red dresses parts of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of coronavirus appears far wider than anyone thought. revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al-jazeera. good morning to the u.s. president pledges to work with america's allies to solve the world's greatest challenges america is back the transatlantic alliance is back. allowing lariam i.z. in london you're watc

young and old feel lost in japan on al-jazeera. acid attacks in india. leave many scars. most of which cannot be seen. they also create a bond. born of a sarod ordeal and stronger than the many obstacles their survivors will now face. 'd black roses and red dresses parts of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. al jazeera. i get is could have you with us adrian for to get here in doha with the news from al-jazeera the headlines a new u.n. report is warning that millions of people and animals and plants species are at grave risk from climate change the u.n. secretary general has appealed to world leaders to make a commitment to fighting environmental damage. the u.n. special envoy for yemen has called on hootie rebels to stop their offensive all but all the city of autographs of the group's quest for territorial gain threatens any hope of peace and nato has to supposed any suggestion of an early withdrawal from troops from afghanistan that secretary general installed book says that soldiers will only leave when security conditions allow. returning now to our top story on the un environment report anger anderson is the auth

bond set at $11 million. she's facing a murder charge and 10 counts of attempted murder. the first responders are expected to be ok from that shooting. the young boy and his mother are said to be traveling in a dark colored suv. audi if you have any information on the whereabouts, or on this case, you're asked to give the sheriffs office a call. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. governor gavin newsom is applauding officials in long beach, a model for other cities and counties. long beach has its own public health department and that's handling vaccinations for long beach residents. say the governor visited that mass vaccination side to highlight the city's leadership in the fight against covid-19. the governor praised the mayor of long beach for his push to vaccinate people who are most vulnerable as well as educators emphasizing the benefits of those efforts, especially for women and children. its foundational in terms of getting this economy open, and if you care about women, you care about mom's particularly single mothers. there's nothing more essential and more important we can do to support working women and single moms in particular

the labour leader also proposed a new bond for savers, allowing millions to invest in the uk's recovery from the pandemic. our deputy political editor vicki youngeing rejected by voters, in a political landscape dominated by a pandemic. labour members can only watch from a distance as sia keir starmer lays out his vision from an empty room. we can go back to the same insecure and unequal economy that has been so cruelly exposed by the virus. we can seize the moment and go forward to a future that will look utterly unlike the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for government to play a big role in managing the economy, but working alongside business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too long labour has failed to realise the only way to deliver social justice and equality is through a strong partnership with businesses. under my leadership, that mindset will change. one new policy idea is a british recovery bond, offering people a savings account with the government. the cash raised would be used to get the country back on its feet after the pandemic. there are people who kept theirjobs who have been able to save money. how does

essentially on bond both sides for what happened in the conflict what seems to be exacerbated this escalation of the crisis is the aftermath of an interview that nickel precious fish passion young gave way he said that the russian made missiles that were used by the armenian military in that conflict. essentially useless that was basically ridiculed by some of the generals and that was what what triggered this this this this latest this latest step unless escalation in the course of the political crisis of armenia where it goes next of course we don't know i want to ask you more about that rory because we had from our producer. he was on the streets with demonstrators and they were telling him they are planning to be out on the streets overnight do you think this unrest that we're seeing represents a real threat to passion and leadership going forward. i yes i think it does and we will have to see whether the 2 different sets of protest as one of those 4 passion eon and those against him how much stamina they have for the long haul whether they really are going to stay out and you know occupy the streets. popularity is not what it used to be 2 years ago he rode the crest of a h

young, gorgeous. he took my blood pressure. i couldn't stand that had to get away from him. i was shaped like a week. did that really happen? yes 10, plus months of bondingnd a lifetime of laughs. i think this comic team is here to stay. soro ver whelmed and happy, so it's good for both of us, right? sort of no connection. so right, frank belloc oh, ktvu, fox two news. hey good for those two, making us all laugh out there that z thing i miss is going to comedy clubs. oh yeah. so many things. i miss, but i gotta tell you, laughing has been the savior of my life during this and i am staying with my mom too. and she could also be a comedy star. i'm here to tell you because she's kept me laughing the whole time so good for them and also who knew about that fire man trick who knew arlene's giving us instance. ladies okay, let's talk weather today, shall we? everybody were cloudy in the north bay. but sunny in the south bay and kind of in between. and the in betweens. ah, live look here and you can see the clouds of just really won the day in the north. maybe there are a few spots of people have seen a little son. but the most part. it's kind of been a cloud k

young. they're gorgeous. he took my blood pressure. i couldn't stand that had to get away from him. i was shaped like a week. did that really happen? yes. 10, plus months of bondings. i think this comic team is here to stay. soro ver whelmed and happy, so it's good for both of us, right? sort of no connection so right? frank belloc oh, ktvu fox two news, more schools across the country are getting the green light for re opening. but will they? i'm marianne rafferty with a look at the president's plan to get kids back in the classroom, and why not all students will benefit from it and coming and coming up on ktvu channel two news and six another bay area county. announced his plans to expand the eligibility for coronavirus vaccines, the next group to receive them in contra costa county, plus the pandemic, creating major problems for san francisco's foster care system. what the city is doing to encourage more cyber attacks are relentlessly advancing. to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solution so advanced... it can end attacks today -- on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. and deliver future-ready protection, keeping you sharp for tomorro

the labour leader also proposed a new bond for savers— allowing millions to invest in the uk's recovery from the pandemic. our deputy political editor vicki youngt after the pandemic. so what the bond does is to provide a way for people to invest in the future of their country in a secure way, and then obviously releases money for infrastructure projects. obviously, for those who haven't who have been able to save and etc, there are other things i said this morning about universal credit, about the pay for key workers, so it's not either/or, it's both. kier starmer says a labour government would actively support the economy, but conservatives point out they've just spent almost £300 billion doing just that. it shows how difficult it is being distinctive as opposition leader during a national emergency. elections across the uk in may will be the first test of whether voters like what they've heard so far. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. christian, i know you think of every show we do as a testament to your legacy, but consider this amazing act of humility: dolly parton has asked the state of tennessee to stop plans for a statue in her honour