i'm sorry, we're not asda. tonight, some of these guys are sleeping on the concrete.he church i represent. the level of need here in burnley at the moment is, i think, unprecedented, and it's upsetting. we've got some bread as well, yeah? visiting a family who had no carpet, no settee, who had no gas, had no electric, had no food... it broke my heart because, um... ..nobody cared for them. they fell through the crack. pot noodles, that kind of stuff, all right? this is st matthew's church. father alex supports pastor mick. many are desperately looking for help. i think the people are being forgotten about. it's about money and numbers and statistics. we can't rely on a food bank. it doesn't seem right. it doesn't seem modern—day britain. but it is. the biggest part of coronavirus has been the loneliness. you look like you're on the mend, honestly, you do, you know, thank god. i hope so. i keep trying to - force myself to eat. most days, pastor mick's on the road helping people like viv. she's 55. i stopped eating. for about a week. ijust ended up collapsing on my bath

surrounding yourself with people like me, my friend mina, my workplace asda, good friends around you,more about ambulances delays in file 0n 4 on bbc radio 4 at 8:00 tonight, or after that on bbc sounds. we will also speak to someone from the college of paramedics later in the college of paramedics later in the programme about that report. let's look at some of today's front pages. many are leading on those reports that a birthday party was held for the prime minister injune 2020. part of the mirror's headline reads "another day, another party". the daily mail also reports on the downing street party, with a picture of borisjohnson holding a cake. that picture is everywhere today. it leads with the former brexit minister, lord frost, voicing his opposition towards the national insurance tax rises that are due in april. the telegraph has a picture of a ukrainian soldier, as she prepares to defend her country against a possible attack by russia. the paper also reports that thousands of us soldiers are on high alert in case the situation continues to deteriorate. and the bbc news website

surrounding yourself with people like me, my friend, mina, my workplace, asda, good friends around youill be no self—isolation requirement for those who are vaccinated. the unvaccinated will need to take a test on day two of their return but no longer on day eight. from the third february, children aged between 12 and 15 in england will be able to prove their vaccination status, or prior infection, through a digital nhs covid pass. earlier we spoke to the independent�*s travel editor, who's at gatwick airport an awful lot of people are travelling out of gatwick airport this morning looking forward to some winter sun, of course, but also slightly cheesed off because for the next 17 days, anybody coming back to the uk will still have to have that travel test, which is if you have been fully vaccinated, you will need to take a lateral flow test either on the day you come back or one of the two following days, and you will need to have booked that test in advance, typically paying £20 or £30, in order to complete your passenger locator form. as you say, the requirement for the test will be