absolutely, angelique. it is very early _ forward. absolutely, angelique.es, _ forward. absolutely, angelique. it is very early stages, as _ forward. absolutely, angelique. it is very early stages, as you - forward. absolutely, angelique. it is very early stages, as you say. i is very early stages, as you say. what is your reaction to countries taking precautions and blocking travel from southern african countries?— travel from southern african countries? , ., ., ~ countries? first of all i think it was very premature, - countries? first of all i think it was very premature, and - countries? first of all i think it was very premature, and i - countries? first of all i think it l was very premature, and i don't think that the british government should havejust think that the british government should have just acted, think that the british government should havejust acted, they think that the british government should have just acted, they didn't really consult with us, it is like a knee jerk type of reaction. instead of applauding and saying, let's shake ha

absolutely, angelique. it is very early stages, as you say.frican countries? first of all i think it was very premature, and i don't think that the british government should have just acted, they didn't really consult with us, it is like a kneejerk type of reaction. instead of applauding and saying, let's shake hands, we were slammed immediately with a band, so going forward, i can promise you other countries when they pick up a new variant, they are going to be very careful before they announce it, looking at what happened to us. so yes, if this variant is going to cause havoc going forward, that is something different. but there is nothing like that yet. but i suppose, angelique, in reaction to your criticism of the speed at which countries banned travel, they would argue that speed is of the essence when you have got a virus that is this contagious and can travel quickly. the thing is, we don't know. we only picked it up last week. our numbers, it's a 9.5% increase in numbers, it is not 200 or 300,000 patients. we are standing around 2,000

dr angelique coetzee, thank _ picture unfolds. dr angelique coetzee, thank you _ picture unfolds.r your | picture unfolds. dr angelique i coetzee, thank you for your time picture unfolds. dr angelique - coetzee, thank you for your time and wishing you well and all your colleagues well as you tackle this new variant. colleagues well as you tackle this new variant-— colleagues well as you tackle this new variant. thank you and please sta safe. police in the netherlands have arrested a couple who left a quarantine hotel in amsterdam after one of them tested positive for covid after flying in from south africa. the couple boarded a flight for spain but were caught just before take—off. anna holligan reports. last night the dutch military police announced two people had been detained after managing to evade quarantine. they left their quarantine. they left their quarantine hotel where they were meant to be in isolation, they managed to get here to the airport, board a plane to spain before they were detained and handed over to the health authorities. they could be prosecuted because vi

beltz has worked with angelique kerberfor 0pen together.w this is going to happen, subject to the final confirmation from raducanu is the telegraph unearth the picture of torben beltz, raducanu and their agent at a coffee house in october in a week we knew roddick connie was travelling with coaches. 0nce in a week we knew roddick connie was travelling with coaches. once you've been caught on camera, the cap is out —— raducanu. we're expecting raducanu to give us more details. angelique kerber says he's the most positive person she knows. great success with kerber. it's a really big decision because raducanu has so much to develop as a player. she probably needs this compassionate figure because she still only 18. i think he appears to be a very good fit indeed. the other player who emma raducanu trial with was estevan, who may and up as part of andy murray's team next year. there are a couple of very good trial there, and she has opted for torben beltz. with his experience in personality, he's not a flashy guy, i think he seems like a very,

regime in havana faced its biggest protests in decades leading to a harsh crack down left by seneca angelique campbell. the government talks about the external embargo a great deal, but there's an even worse internal one home. it says the government sees is agricultural production and distributes food as it deems fit. you cannot vote for the president. there are only certain types of businesses you can be licensed to do . there is no democracy, then there are people who disappear, have been killed. to get to greece louder, and pedro flew to moscow where cubans can travel without a visa. from there, they flew to bel grade, also visa free, then walked most of the way through sober and north macedonia, into greece. their goal was to reach spain or italy. they ended up on the greek island of zac infos, where they planned to catch a flight to milan in northern italy. but about a 130 other cubans had the same idea on the same day. this is what happened when police tried to arrest them. oh. c 7 no, so the benevolent india it seems that this flight was oversold and when the police saw one keep imposs

the 44—year—old german was working with angelique kerber when she won both the australian open and then austria this week, where raducanu is the top seed at the upper austria ladies event in linz. the 18—year—old plays wang xinyu in the second round later in what will be her final event of the year. and joe marler will be unavialble for selection by england this weeked for their autumn international with australia after testing positive for covid — he began isolating for ten days on monday. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all from me. thanks very much. this is bbc news. we are keeping an eye on the house of commons because we are expecting that statement in a little while from the health secretary about covid vaccinations for front line nhs staff in england. we will keep an eye on that. until that begins in the commons, lets talk more first of all about yorkshire county cricket club. the government has warned the club — and the england and wales cricket board — that it is watching them, and stands ready to �*step in�* if t

angelique whore runs a prive practice in pretoria said she first noticed earlier this month that covid patients were presenting with a host of odd symptoms. doctor, who has practiced for over 30 years and chairs the south african medical association, said none of omicron patients suffered from a loss of taste or smell typically associated s with covid, but instead presented with unusual markers likeen intense fatigue d a high pulse rate. reaction, comments on social media. on facebook chris sends this: i'm not vaccinated. i wash my hands and take standard precautions. i'm tired of all the buildup. what happens happens. it's time to get back to life. dorothy on facebook: concerned our draconian government will lock us down. give me liberty or give me death. joan said after reading what the honchos v say, my only concern s their concern, vaccine efficacy. and steve on twitter says let's be careful about an ec coats about omicron -- anecdotes about omicron, let's wait for data and statistics. let's hear from jim? portland, tennessee. jim, good morning. >> caller: good morning, and it's je

the 44—year—old german was working with angelique kerber when she won both the australian open and thes' second jobs. labour says it's a "question of leadership" for borisjohnson. it's demanding action over the former attorney general geoffrey cox, who is reported to have earned hundreds of thousands of pounds from work with an international law firm advising the british virgins islands. downing street says the prime minister doesn't back an outright ban on second jobs, but believes mps should be "visible in their constituencies." from westminster, here's our political nick eardley. another day of difficult headlines for the government. what started as a row over one mp breaking lobbying rules has led to wider questions over whether the government takes standards seriously and whether some mps are spending too much time on second jobs. what are you doing?! you are not children in the playground. you are legislators. sir geoffrey cox was a key player in parliament's brexit battles. since being sacked as a minister, he has not been in the commons much at all. he has, though, spent around

he worked with angelique kerber when she won the australian and the us open in 2016.s false positive test for covid which ruled him out of england�*s first autumn international. one man who will be missing from this weekend�*s match with australia isjoe marler after he tested positive for covid. he�*s been isolating since yesterday. the harlequins�* forward came on as a second half replacement in their victory over tonga and was expected to play some part in this weekend�*s fixture. we�*ll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thanks very much, john watson. let�*s talk more about that government warning. the government has urged all uk nationals in ethiopia to leave the country amid fears the conflict there is worsening. the year—long conflict in northern ethiopia between the government and tigrayan forces has intensified in recent weeks. the uk government says there are fears rebel forces could reach the capital, addis ababa. 0ur deputy africa editor anne soy has the latest from neighbouring kenya. bring us right up to date first with what is prompting the

angelique is a board member of the south african medical association where this first popped up.e've detect thed those infected do not suffer from a loss of taste or smell and they might have a slight cough. and those infected are being treated currently at home. hospitalizations not up, deaths not up. it seems to be the unusual but unusually mild. and this is what the current panic is over. rachel: well, it's a good thing it's mild. and by the way, covid for most people, 99% survivable unless you're elderly or have a co-morbidity. so, yeah, wondering why all the fear factor. however, you know, they did shut down travel from africa and, you know, we talked yesterday about whether that was racist or not. but again, just weird stuff. i want to know why, if this is so serious, why we have, you know, people coming over the southern border that dr. fauci hasn't said anything about. he weighs in on politics but doesn't seem to weigh in on that. pete: it's true. but you think about the fear factor, you ramp up the fear, and then people's perception of the threat increases. and you see t

. >> that was doctor angelique, people are completing a body a headache but not a sore throat and noents are being treated for severe disease than in previous urges. that is according to south african national institute for communicable diseases. however, an unusually high number of children under two years of age have been admitted to hospitals. the initial reaction to the newberry at the dow selling on friday was partially a response to the huge number of dna mutations. some 50 the sparked worries our current vaccines would be ineffective against it. it was also said the variant might be more transmissible. neither the most popular vaccines have been tested against omicron but pfizer ceo saint today, he is a high level of confidence of the company's covid pill will be effective against it. the response happened quickly south african scientists issued a warning last thursday. the world health organization declared this during on friday and by then vaccine makers were already at work trying to make a new job. today turnaround of markets and moderna shares are on fire this morning up

doctor angelique down in south africa.y to mexico and walk across the border by the way. when you see things like that that make no sense. that's what the market gets worried about all these administration policies that make no sense. that's what you see the market react the way it does is not really worried about omicron per se because we will have a lot more. it's just the reaction is what the market reacts to. lauren: scott somebody, thank you very much. >> rising oil prices are here to say. how high do they predict prices will go. i don't like filling up the gas tank. >> j.p. morgan essay by 2023 always usually priced at a premium to wti which is a domestic oil that we produce here. we say this going to be $150 a barrel but by 2023 they're saying is a demand driven story, the demand is good becoming and moving higher in omicron variant is overestimated by the markets and everybody else right now because we don't know is much about it but once it comes into circulation things will come down in one of the big supply issu

creo que angelique...r de cÁmara, de escena, los asistentes de ediciÓn y toda la gente. me la pasarÍa todo el dÍa mencionandolos. todos los camarÓgrafos, los tÉcnicos de audio, todos los que hacen que la gente vea la magia, que vean la escena... nosotros haciendo justamente un trabajo de 30 minutos para que una escena quede perfecta e intacta. presentadora: esa novela serÁ un Éxito. presentador: todo cambia cuando estÁs enamorado de alguien. cuando saca acÁ el... presentadora: no me vayan a demandar... yo no voy a hablar de eso. [risas] reportera: es invitamos a participar por la oportunidad de ganar un viaje en —— a las vegas en la noche de los latÍn grammys. sÓlo tires ingresar a esta pÁgina web o escanea el cÓdigo en pantalla. presentador: ¿hablar de irina y gabriel? no... presentador: yo creo que serÁ una novela muy buena. capaz se tienen que pelear. presentadora: ellos siempre se pelean... son las historias que siempre pasan en las peleas. >> eso es chÉvere porque si irina le tiene rabia de a lo que h

to the world health organization from south africa on wednesday and we are joined now by doctor angelique the identification and the work that has been done to identify this variant in a moment but from your initial observations, how does this new variant manifest itself? how is it different to what we may have been used to? good morning to you and your viewers. thank you so much for asking us and for starting with the clinical picture because it is extremely important and while sciences in the background the most important thing is what we are seeing at the ground level. so we have seen and begun to realise that we had a new variant between november 17 and 18, we started to see young men come into the surgery with extreme fatigue for about two days with a headache. scratchy throat, it's not a significant, even if it is there, as well as a cough, again, not significant. extreme tiredness is the most significant factor. these young men who are normally not sick. you need to understand the between eight and ten weeks we have not seen any real new covid cases in the area where i practise and

angelique creyÓ en nosotros dos como pareja en este caso.erÁn ser indemnizados por la cantidad de $75,000, gabriel comentÓ. gabriel: el monto es lo de menos, no vamos tras el dinero, es para marcar el precedente de basta, de basta de insultos y basta de juicios , ya basta de estar despotricando lo que uno quiere y no se puede hacer eso. finalmente eso lo determinarÁ juez que llevÓ el caso. guadalupe andrade para "despierta amÉrica". carlos: quÉ milagro que dijo " quiÉn dijo eso, lo voy a demandar". francisca: esta novela va a ser un super Éxito. a uno le da curiosidad. carlos: se versarÁn igual en la telenovela y hasta la vida real—— [hablan a la vez] carlos: vamos a ver los titulares de esta hora. satcha: muy buenos dÍas, es martes 2 de noviembre. hoy en "despierta amÉrica" satcha: te diremos en quÉ consiste y cÓmo reacciona ahora el lÍder tras quedarse dormido en plena conferencia. raul: caÓtica se torna protesta en horas de la noche contra el mandato de vacunaciÓn en nueva york. verÁs las imÁgenes y sabrÁs que consideran los cdc parar su