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we are still in a pandemic and i want to see that come to an end as soon as possible. that will be my most immediate priority to see that we can return to normal as soon and as quickly as possible. as he is back in government, matt hancock is out. he resigned after being caught on camera breaking social distancing rules by kissing a colleague. those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them, and that's why i've got to resign. he's left his ministerialjob and his marriage, but remains an mp. in newmarket in his constituency many agreed that the accusations of hypocrisy over the rules meant he had to stand down from government. i'm pleased he has resigned. ifeel like he had no choice but to resign. he is setting the rules, he setting the guidance, and he is expecting everybody to follow those, but then he hasn't followed those himself. how can he tell us to do one thing and then he does- something else himself? it's not right, is it? he's a bit of a hypocrite, isn't he? the decision to go was matt hancock's although he was helped by private discussions with se

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older children could soon be vaccinated. the uk - soon be vaccinated.se of the pfizerjab regulator's approved the use of the pfizer jab for those aged regulator's approved the use of the pfizerjab for those aged five and over. now a committee of experts will decide if it will happen. around england, including here in leeds, people wondering how much opening up there will be, if any, in june the 21st. the spread of the variant identified in india, known as delta, is causing some concern for officials and scientists as it spreads faster than the kent variant. , , ., ., , spreads faster than the kent variant. , , ., variant. the news is not as positive as i would — variant. the news is not as positive as i would like, _ variant. the news is not as positive as i would like, in _ variant. the news is not as positive as i would like, in any— variant. the news is not as positive as i would like, in any respect, - as i would like, in any respect, about the delta variant. and the best estimate at the moment is that this variant may be 60% more transmissible than

thank ou so advice as soon as possible. thank you so much _ advice as soon as possible.k you so much for speaking - advice as soon as possible. thank you so much for speaking to - advice as soon as possible. thank you so much for speaking to us. l now to the story of one man who's become the champion of the pangolin, the scaly mammal which is one of the world's most trafficked animals. it faces extinction in south east asia due to high demand for its meat and scales. let's take a look. what people said, "oh, penguin." no, not penguin, it's pangolin. it's so special, and they are not doing anything harm to us. they cannot bite you, they cannot do anything harm to you. but the problem, because of people, like, we bring the problem to them. when i talking with people from outside vietnam, i'm working with pangolins, more people said, "oh, penguin." no, not penguin, it's pangolin. so, building up the education centre where it has a location and people can come to visit and meet the real animal and raising awareness for them. we need to take the action to save the animals. th

it is too soon to say.parties but crucially has yet to reach a final deal with naftali bennett, the man who would beat the future prime minister in this prospective government in a rotation deal with yair lapid. we know as well as the ministerialjob is to be carved up there are also bells on key government committees. and with negotiation so tight many israelis are wondering if the coalition government can really work because it would bring together parties from the far left to the far right and potentially bringing arab and israeli parties into the government for the first time. it will have to avoid many sensitive issues in politics related to the palestinians, areas where politics and religion come together. and all the time mr netanyahu and his party are appealing especially to right—wing politicians not tojoin this alliance and they do have some time as even if yair lapid manages to meet them midnight deadline there would still be most likely a week before the new government is sworn in. if he doesn't

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, come soon.i come soon. it is shameful, really, i because with each passing year that we fail— because with each passing year that we fail to— because with each passing year that we fail to really get on board with managing — we fail to really get on board with managing the obesity epidemic, it -ets managing the obesity epidemic, it gets exponentially worse. ijust gets exponentially worse. i “ust think we will i gets exponentially worse. i “ust think we will [mi gets exponentially worse. i “ust think we will look back i gets exponentially worse. i “ust think we will look back in h gets exponentially worse. inst think we will look back in ten, 20 years time, at the way we have tutored people with obesity and be utterly horrified. —— treated. hello and welcome to sportsday. the group of death is alive and kicking — germany put four past portugal at the euroepan championship. we check in with the home nations — as wales prepare for their showdown with italy in rome. no stopping norrie, the british n

they are - soon. cities is a very tough problem. they are not i soon.m. they are not set up to deliver a tremendous amount of charge, and so putting fast charges and can be a challenge. because we can actually have the ability to slow charge batteries and choose when we charge it. because you separate charging batteries from putting them into your car, we can actually use renewable energy. hope is the idea could initially be a hit with a ride sharing and last—minute delivery fleets. who need to recharge quickly and get back on the road. tt recharge quickly and get back on the road.— on the road. if you are a ride shafinu on the road. if you are a ride sharing driver _ on the road. if you are a ride sharing driver you _ on the road. if you are a ride sharing driver you might i on the road. if you are a ride i sharing driver you might spend 10-12 sharing driver you might spend 10—12 hours a week at a charging station waiting for your car to charge and earning less money. your car to charge and earning less money-— less money. whether or not am - le less mo

he says the virus is not likely to disappear anytime soon.hat's important is that as much of society as possible is immune to the virus. we will reach this immunity more comfortably and more safely through vaccinations rather than sickness. that is our common responsibility. that most people can safely achieve immunity without infecting others. many german states have relaxed rules or have indicated they will do so very soon with large events permitted in some regions. >> earlier we asked our chief political editor whether good news like this could result in overconfidence and a new spread of infection. >> germans have not been extreme on either end of the spectrum. the example that was cited this britain that is now seeing another threat from what is known as the indian variant. britain at the same time has celebrated not having a single death today. germany is still away from that and there is a lingering risk that there could be another mutation around the corner. otherwise, it is an upward trend. the summer will bring an easing on this ha

., ., . , �* ., is it going to warm up any time soon? ., ., i , �* ., soon?n? no, flaming june isn't on the horizon. today it has _ soon? no, flaming june isn't on the horizon. today it has been - soon? no, flaming june isn't on the horizon. today it has been warmerl soon? no, flaming june isn't on the l horizon. today it has been warmer at hampden park and at wembley. it will have no impact on the football as it plays out. tonight is not going to be as cold in scotland as it was last night. braemar with a frost last night. braemar with a frost last night. braemar with a frost last night and sunshine today, the temperature was in the high teens. things are changing in scotland and northern ireland with a weather front moving in, turning wetter in north—west scotland and much of northern ireland. the cloud and outbreaks of rain continued to spread further east as we go into tonight. a blanket of cloud keeping temperatures much higher than they were last night. clearer skies are in england and wales. it will be quite chilly, especially in the countryside, down

let's hope you can get on the dance floor soon.- on the dance floor soon.oon. thank you. you are welcome. - on the dance floor soon. thank you. you are welcome. fabio l you. you are welcome. fabio ca ozzi you. you are welcome. fabio capozzi talking _ you. you are welcome. fabio capozzi talking to _ you. you are welcome. fabio capozzi talking to us - you. you are welcome. fabio capozzi talking to us about i you. you are welcome. fabio i capozzi talking to us about how tricky it has been for so many and various industries coping with the pandemic and the various restrictions. thank you so much for your company. we hope you also have a lovely day, a good week ahead, and i will see you soon. ? hello. monday may be the summer solstice but across some southern counties of england, summer may be the last season on your mind. we will start here with cloud and outbreaks of rain which will push up from the south during the night. like it or not, we've reached that turning point in the year — summer solstice, the longest day — on monday with nearly 19 hours of dayligh

you can start as soon as possible. oh no, no, no one is the one that government needs also democratic mandate and it was the more we from the european doing, you have always called him a credit election to take a little bit didn't we need to provide clear prospect on people in gaza and also in west bank, it was under inaction. the only way 3 new make credible and make legitimate goals will be in for you one of the should be really representative coming into government in power and also in the west bank at law. and we won't people from ownership so that is one part of the equation. the other part didn't bother logo. if we want to rebuild and recover garza, we need to make sure that the speech block comes on and as soon as possible. i know we're just on the be able to move in and some guys who need to come in and need to be exported from got investment to come here and be able to flourish the economy of got a whole lot of them. and this is absolutely essential. if we want to make sure that the ones that are likely want o

. that friends, and it is important to come back soon.— come back soon.ary school, these - come back soon. at milos i primary school, these young greek philosophers have been contemplating the pandemic. our hearts hurt, the lyrics go. everyone's hope is that freedom returns. the greek islands have started their summer serenade but many visitors will have to wait a little longer before they can come here and surrender their hearts. nick beake, bbc news, milos. let's get some of the day's other news. just days before hosting the g7 summit of world leaders in cornwall, the british prime minister faces the potential prospect of defeat in the house of commons later over the government's cuts to the country's overseas aid budget. more than 30 conservative mps, including the former prime minister theresa may, want to force boris johnson to restore the commitment to spend 0.7% of national income on international development, rather than 0.5%. germany's governing christian democrats have scored a convincing victory in a key state election — the last before nationa

she will also soon be leaving.. jonathan beale, bbc news, on hms defender. a major rescue operation is under way in miami, florida, after an apartment block partially collapsed. it's not clear how many people were in the 12—storey building when it came down near miami beach in the early hours of the morning. will grant is there. but almost 100 people are still missing. yes, this tragic incident has shocked the small tyne of surfside and miami —— the small town. 12 storeys of the building behind meet concertinaed in a matter of seconds. authorities say as many as 99 people are still unaccounted for although they hope some of those simply have not got in touch with their families yet but are still alive. the devastation here is very obvious, but a few blocks away, the emotional devastation is clear where family members have gathered at a community centre for word and updates on their missing loved ones. here, the search continues as a search for survivors, but soon the operation will focus on looking for answers as t

as soon as the month when seaside result was founded here in 1827. we didn't have any harbor, no break quarters or peers. we had nothing at all nuts. and i just went to the 1st passenger ship arrived 2 year later, they had to drop anchor somewhere. and our fishermen and pundits went out in our fishing boat and brought the guests for the 1st time over to land in their birth. both of my brother got home and eventually the harbour was built and ferrying passengers was no longer necessary. soon after the ship's put in the pedestrian mall, fill up, the visitors still come to shop duty 3. they generally have 4 hours before they ship sales. again, the tours at time so that the date of his can go long to the bank to bring them some 25 meters deep inside to red cliff. this is where the header land is so chilled her from the bombings. it's the only remainder of a once vast bunker complex running through our head to go down. but the time, the biggest part we're a no, came through all the bombings in and after the war and damaged the last. bombs fell in february

we will reach the shining river soon our pilgrimage will cease soon our happy hearts will quiver withhe melody of peace yes, we will gather at the river the beautiful, the beautiful river gather with the saints at the river that flows by the throes of god -- love ♪ ♪ >> please join and help us with senator mccarthy in a moment of silence for the lives that were lost by the covid-19 . >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the ocean god bless america my home sweet home from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america, my home sweet home god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending, and enjoy the rest of your day. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we are taking your calls, live on the air on the news of the day. and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, the daily columnist matt lewis discusses political challenges facing

a visual way to detect covid could be hitting the market soon. scientists have deployed a face mask. get this that can detect covid just by. testing. someone's breath. researchers from harvard say results can be obtained in as little as 90 minutes. the mask has components in bedded within that when activated can sense the existence of coronavirus particles on the inside of someone's mask. pretty cool. researchers also believe this technology can be implanted into lab coats and other clothing items to detect when doctors have potentially been exposed to covid. >> canada day is coming up at the u.s. can canadian border. it remains closed kron four's, washington correspondent basil john reports on how some lawmakers want the border to open back up soon. >> there's no reason why that order can be opened up. >> new york congressman brian higgins says it is time for the canadian border to open back up. you know, there's no reason why the president united states in the canadian prime minister. >> could not develop an action plan to open the border. >> b

i think it's too soon to panic. this virus, we keep thinking it's all over and it isn't. these ways have come in the past, so i'm a little bit concerned. but it's definitely sue soon to panic. we need to see what the data shows. about how well the rising cases is paralleled by hospitalisations. the ho -e is paralleled by hospitalisations. the hope is vaccination has broken that link between cases and hospitalisations and deaths, but as you say, we need to see the data established. it has broken that link. . ., ., , ., established. it has broken that link. . ., ., ., link. there are an awful lot of --eole link. there are an awful lot of people who — link. there are an awful lot of people who who _ link. there are an awful lot of people who who still- link. there are an awful lot of people who who still haven'tl link. there are an awful lot of - people who who still haven't been vaccinated. i know figures are very good, but millions of people still haven't had the vaccine. even if you don't end up in hospital or dying

soon excavators will tear up the ground here and hundreds of trees will be felled. for lithium mine, resistance is mounting. right? we're in the middle of climate change. we need these one to 200 year old trees and the higher polio says aren't his friends, can't understand so many other people's apathy. been out again. this one comes along and wants to dig mine and we roll out the red carpet for him. and i, we don't ask if it's bad for people. my children who are growing up in the village next door, i will say that gonzalez is directly affected. the holiday house he runs is situated a kilometer from the mine came by. we need us to believe who's going to want a holiday here. only 300 meters from a huge slag heap with the dust. no water daily blasting the noise of the machinery who will be nadia about 80 residents are directly affected by the mine. the town hall though is several kilometers away. when no one will really notice the mine, local politicians here are convinced it's beneficial to the steadily shrinking community. can you ever was young people are leaving i

i want to see that come to an end as soon as possible. and it will be my immediate priority to see that we can return to normal soon and as quickly as possible. a lot of work to do. and if you'll excuse me, i'd like to get on with it. what such a job as challenge now is festival controlling what we're seeing here in the u. k, which is an uptick in new infections of current of ours, but also the long term issues. reform of the n h s. tackling the social care issue, the increasing number elderly who's can needs to be funded somehow by government appointments avenue and a chest chief executive, for example. there is the short term, but there's also the long term strategic stuff that such a job. it needs to grasp very quickly. israel's prime minister is asking young people to get vaccinated to help bring down cove at 19 infections of tally, but it says guessing everyone inoculated is the only way to prevent restrictions coming back. israel reinstated the indoor mar, monday, last week helped an outbreak. the new delta variance health ministry

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as soon as shelter-in-place went into effect as soon as people started getting laid off. >> we started 50% more people than a 100% more people and that has held pretty steady throughout this pandemic. >> second harvest distribute the food among many other partners is cathedral of faith. church. well, in tears man, a twice weekly drive-thru that attracts a staggering 1800 families each day says cathedrals. jim gallagher, i think there's still a lot of people that don't have jobs. >> and when you don't have a job, it's very hard to feature family. it takes about 50 volunteers every single day to be able to put this whole thing together. when we see the amazing partnerships we've had through the people that come every single week. they don't get paid a dime. everybody does it just because they love their community. >> well, this day a team from the san jose conservation corps pack boxes with a nutritious mix of 50% fresh produce and 25% protein. most of the food is donated and the community has stepped up big time. that's right. we're so grateful to be in this generous community. i mean,

is this a sign that stimulus won't be withdrawn anytime soon? that's at least what the market believes here on wall street. for instance, we saw a new record, so they're not, they're competent. so with the technology share some in the tuesday of session. and that could be a sign that at least investors are not too afraid that monetary policy is going to change any time soon. jerome paul mentioned that if you look at the labor market, we are not quite there where we were before the pandemic. we are still shy about 7000000 jobs. what jerome poly did here, that is that coming fall, the situation could improve tremendously. partly because that was all the vaccination, so kids might go back to school full time coming september, meaning that also working parents could fully return to their workplace them. so those are some expectations that we actually might see a red hot labor market coming to fall. and if that's going to happen, then we might see a change in monetary policy and sooner than the markets expect, that the moment good times away in the f

and that includes also establishing a free trade soon between jordan and iraq. also to import or to send the product from egypt and jordan into iraq. that also entail energy energy importing at power or the electricity from egypt through jordan into iraq. thailand is tightening restrictions in bangkok and other provinces to tackle is worse than break because the virus, the you measures will begin on monday for 30 days. construction sites will be shot small indoor dining and gathering support and 20 people are bands. the 2nd of sterling city has been placed into lockdown. darwin in the office detected 5 cases, linked to central is trillion gold. mine will fit these already locked phones for the next 2 weeks. steadily as largest city has no counted 110. cool, with 1000 cases. people who are trying to leave the bangladesh capital darker before tough, new measures come into force on monday. it follows the surgeon case is highly infectious. delta variance 1st identifies, may bring in vs former chancellor. such a javits has become the new health secretary in the u. k,

i haven't found a world leader who doesn't think it's just soon enough.that i've spoken to, private privately and publicly, it doesn't mean there aren't some out there but it's not likely that a head of state is going to stand up in front of 29 other heads of state and say boy , i'm glad you're doing this in effect. so, there's a consensus, and they thanked me for being willing to talk with them about the meeting and what i was, what i intended to do, so i haven't found any reluctance. there maybe someone but not open today or in the meetings privately held as well, and nova li's death be another indication that russia has little or no intention of abiding by basic fundamental human rights. it be a tragedy. it would do nothing but hurt his relationships with the rest of the world, in my view, and with me. jeff zelney, cnn. reporter: sir, good evening, new thank you. you know, vladimir putin laughed at the suggestion that you had called him a killer. is that still your belief, sir, that he is a killer, and i'll continue the trend of you don't mind of askin

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he's not looking to repeat it, i think anytime soon. but he also knows that inflation new pressures of building up and might overwhelm him. and i guess he's sort of hoping it's going to be the next guys, probably not his problem that he won't be on his watch anymore. when the things we start to get interesting. yeah. and we've certainly seen the pressure from the markets whenever the federal reserve says that they're just talking about talking about making a change years down the road. now another thing that we've seen in 2020 has been a sharp rise and consumer debt with many americans taking advantage of those low interest rates and buying new homes in new cars. now sure, they may be spending some of the money that they saved last year, but if inflation isn't simply transitory, is there a concern about how it could impact households in the long run? will certainly i think that phenomena that you points out in terms of household taking, the more data is going to get worse. and the reason for that is that the banks are sitting on large a

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— soon is that likely to be? greece and the greek— soon is that likely to be?is that likely to be? greece | and the greek islands are not yet soon is that likely to be? greece - and the greek islands are not yet on the uk government's green list for travel. 0bviously really disappointing for people who love to come on holiday here. and also disappointing for these communities, notjust on milos but on the likes of crete, costs and corfu where over the years they have become so reliant on british holiday—makers. we are at the start of the week, monday, and all the restaurants you see behind us, they don't know how much fresh fish and meat to buy in the coming days. the hotels don't know whether to bring in extra staff if there is an upturn in visitors. it is all pretty uncertain. we saw the goat cheese maker, and stella, who makes marmalade and honey, they simply don't know when orders will be coming in. greece is trying to be as optimistic as possible, they have declared summer season open. to be fair, we have met some visitors from the likes of france and germa

djs worry if the tune doesn't change soon, the clubbers will simply go elsewhere.nnot stop clubbing, simple as, you know? there needs to be a place for it somewhere. - and if it's not here, _ it's gonna be somewhere else. there is a lot riding on a sensitive experiment. media access was tightly controlled. and soon, the moves that were meant to be restricted to the dance floor were breaking out elsewhere. ibiza's iconic venues should reopen within weeks if the results from this event prove clubbing can happen without ruining efforts to beat the pandemic. anna holligan, bbc news, ibiza. you're watching bbc news. the recently newly appointed health secretary sajid javid has been speaking following the resignation of matt hancock. this is what he has had to say. of matt hancock. this is what he has had to sa . , ., of matt hancock. this is what he has had to say-— had to say. good morning, health secretary- — had to say. good morning, health secretary. daunting _ had to say. good morning, health secretary. daunting job _ had to say. good morning, health secretary. dau

i want to see that come to an end as soon as possible. that is my most immediate priority to see we can return to normal as soon as quickly as possible >>> welcome to "street signs." let's kickoff the show with burberry shares have fallen to the bottom of stoxx 600 and feragamo is trading higher in milan. this comes after the ceo will step down from the helm at the end of the year. in a statement, he will take o over as ceo once he is released from the contract. gobbetti has aimed to expand its handbag business this news rocked markets burberry has plunged this morning. we have huge shares in the price. what do you make of this news which came as a surprise to investors? >> it is a surprise to inn vest investors. marco is choosing his time effectively and taking on another monumental challenge of rejuvenating feragamo which is focusing on marketing and communication. one could argue that the burberry revival is successful the brand is in a better position than when marco took over this is far from being a runway success and still a lot of

we are still in a pandemic and i want to see that come to an end as soon as possible. a cabinet minister defends the prime ministerfor refusing to sack mr hancock over the controversy. we are in the middle of a very surreal situation with the pandemic, something that he has got huge experience of dealing with, a phenomenal success with the vaccine roll—out we have seen with the team at the department of health. he and the prime minister wanted to deliver on that. an urgent investigation as classified ministry of defence documents containing details about the british military are found behind a bus stop in kent. and as ibiza prepares to welcome back british tourists, one of the party capitals of the world experiments with reopening its famous clubs. good afternoon. the new health secretary, sajid javid, says he recognises the huge responsibility confronting him as the country faces rising cases of coronavirus. mrjavid said ending the covid crisis would be his "immediate priority". he was speaking publicly for the first time since taking up his post following matt hancoc

we are very grateful for this facility, and there will be 560 such new mark soon. we as women, thank the prime minister for this initiative. alerio, an expert on political islam save the government, is now creating separate religion based parallel social institutions across the country. these mosque will offer a new interpretation of his time. we'd government wants to do what they're describing as a model that one. and then this mosque will also create the new attorney due at this time. because currently what we have in bungler, they show this policy slammed dramatically, slummy and a month. now they're going to create a new strand of institution. and the final point is that these institutions we're going to mr. dugean. there's been a rise and extremism in bangladesh and recent years, at least 50 people, including 8 these bloggers, religious minorities, gay activists, and foreigners have been killed. the prime minister, shakopee, not a ceremony. tomorrow, the new mosque project, argent, islamic scholars, teachers and guardians, to keep young people away from the pa

they can soon cross a migrant camp in the one in mexico. some here or asylum seekers whose cases did not make it to court. under the trump administration's my group protection protocols or m p p, a recent rollback of this policy by us president joe bite. it has allowed some asylum seekers to enter. the us would only those with active and p. p cases. the muslim son is in asylum seeker from honduras was been waiting in mexico for the last 2 years. says she's hopeful of the changing policy law was the my like me before the last lawyer told me a judge had closed my case and that i had to open a new one. but then i spoke with a different lawyer who told me my case was not closed, that i still have a chance to enter the united states. what i want to do my group protection protocol, also known as to remain in mexico program 1st and estimated 70000 people to wait for immigration hearings in cities on the mexican side of the border. we met abeline also from honduras because he's been the victim of violence and even kidnapping. since arriving in c on

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and hopefully at all is up somewhat soon. thank you so much. thank you. the india when one of the worst hit countries in the world when it comes to coven 19. but there's another threat in the air pollution. air pollution is the 3rd highest cause of death in the country. a new delhi is ranked as the most polluted capital in the world, and people there have just grown used to it. and this feature writer and andy, mr. talks about how air pollution has become an accepted part of life in the city. you can also listen to a non these article on our long greed podcast. let's hear some of what she had to say. dust is every waiter north india make a tree left behind by the development mocking it's territory. it doesn't even leave us alone during vacation. on the highway in our food, in the wash room. the dust is on the present. in 2021 in the midst of a region pandemic, north india is also experiencing away with construction. living and working in delhi, it feels like there is more dust accumulating than ever before. each time i cough, i feel a children's, the drea

to get vaccinated as soon as possible.— as soon as possible.e _ as soon as possible. i'm thinking of those dates where particularly - as soon as possible. i'm thinking of those dates where particularly in i those dates where particularly in the south you have a bunch of states with the vaccination rate is not even at 50%, and i'm assuming that the delta variant does not know whether you are a state where people have been vaccinated or not vaccinated a contralto states and are we looking at the potential of a spike in cases and notjust cases but hospitalisations and severe cases of covid that are on the summer?— cases of covid that are on the summer? ., , , ., , , summer? that is probably something we should get — summer? that is probably something we should get our— summer? that is probably something we should get our minds _ summer? that is probably something we should get our minds around. - we should get our minds around. we've been talking a little bit about what we will see in the fall when just the upper respiratory infections tend to go

so, expecting that vote quite soon. you made the oint that vote quite soon.at vote quite soon. you made the point about the _ that vote quite soon. you made the point about the dates - that vote quite soon. you made the point about the dates beingj the point about the dates being set as far ahead as 2023, but with eight parties, that is kind of a challenge to last that long. have we heard from any of the other parties apart from yair lapid. wavered from two of them so far, the most surprising was perhaps the leader of the arab islamist party, that is unprecedented to have him in this potential coalition. if the glue that is biting them all is to say goodbye to netanyahu from of them the next question will be what can they actually agree on? nose into his answer here when he was asked what the points of agreement are and what he leaves out. translation: education, welfare, employment, economic— education, welfare, employment, economic development, planning and construction from a housing shortage — and construction from a housing shortage and, of course, the e

djs worry if the tune doesn't change soon, the clubbers will simply go elsewhere.e as, you know? there needs to be a place for it somewhere. - and if it's not here, _ it's gonna be somewhere else. there is a lot riding on a sensitive experiment. media access was tightly controlled. and soon, the moves that were meant to be restricted to the dance floor were breaking out elsewhere. ibiza's iconic venues should reopen within weeks if the results from this event prove clubbing can happen without ruining efforts to beat the pandemic. anna holligan, bbc news, ibiza. you can find plenty more on that story and all of the stories that we have covered here on bbc news on the website, just head over there. you are watching bbc news. let's catch up with the all—important weather. for the rest of today, many of you, thej remains a dry, some time varies from one place to another, but in the south we will see further rain. heavy and at times thundery downpour. low pressure centred towards north—western france, you will notice how the card is revolving around it and that spins ro

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