the disastrous situation in a ne norman barker's mother describes, is only worsening videos of which is claimed show ambulance is lined up outside hospitals waiting to deliver patients comes as research published earlier this month by the emergency medicine journal. finds that the case national health services struggling to meet the demand for treatment. according to the study, more than 40 percent of u. k. hospitals failed to meet the national for our waiting time target. so far this year, 6000 patients have to wait more than 12 hours uniting to be treated. patients waiting more than 5 hours are considered for greater risk of dying. ok, so similar to norman bakers are on the rise. as the pandemic puts ordinary service on halls, and his 1st year been 53000 had their counts, the treatment delayed over the same period more than 4000 access, desperate recorded. we spoke with joy, deep drover, emergency medicine consultant who says that factors might be omicron very into having a dangerous impact on any just waiting times the last 6 to 8 months within the united kingdom. in many countrie

you know what the for my last lunch because of my the disastrous situation in a n a that norman barker's mother described. there is only getting worse seems videos of immersed, which is claimed show ambulances lined up outside hospital waiting to deliver patients. it comes with research published early this month by the emergency medicine journal, finds the case national health services struggling to meet the demand for treatments. according to that study, more than 40 percent of u. k. hospitals fail to meet the national for our waiting time target so far this year, 6000 patients. if i'm to wait more than 12 hours in a day to be treated, patients waiting more than 5 hours, i'll consider that far greater risk of dying. in cases similar to norman bark is around the rise as the pandemic post ordinary service on hold. in his 1st year, more than $53000.00 had the cancer treatment delayed. in the same period more than 4000 excess deaths were recorded. we spoke to jordan grover, an emergency medicine consultant. he says the fact is like the overcurrent variant, all having a dangerous impact on.

travis barker on drums.orrow night, we welcome jackass captain johnny knoxville, meredith hagner, and music from the walters. you know our first guest as a man named charlie, which is great, because that is his name for 15 years on "it's always sunny in philadelphia." next, you can see him stretch his acting chops in the new romantic comedy, "i want you back." it premieres february 11th on amazon prime vide. please welcome charlie day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how's it going? >> congrats on 19 years. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. >> we got 15 years. >> jimmy: 15, yeah. >> it's close to 19. >> jimmy: the last four are the hardest, really. >> yeah. this was my first talk show, by the way. >> jimmy: nice. mine too, same here. >> i don't think i own a suit yet. >> jimmy: is that true? was there a time where you didn't have somebody getting your clothes ready for a television appearance? >> oh, yeah. like maybe that all happened within the last three, four years. where i was like, you know, you've got to

in one case, back in october 27 year old norman barker was taken to a any with chest pains. he died outside the emergency unit after being told that he had to wait for 4 hours until he could be seen. we spoke to his mother who expressed her frustration of the lack of treatment. her son received a foul tommy and a chest pains. they said they'd pay for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be to allow, why was actually told us to sit down. but there was no way to say that people were standing outside normally, hot, you know, given a week night leave. wow. well, i was still got my given my whole symptoms and i'm only wasn't able to help me. now need to be told. we have to wait for was a come across to me in a hallway teacher down in york. stop. stay in barbara. it's just come to you. that is, you know, i'm not the one that lost a lot of lunch because of my the disaster situation in a, in a normal box, his mother described is only getting worse. recent videos of immersed. and it's claimed they show ambulances lined up outside hospital waiting to deliver patients com

in september last year 27 year old norman barker was taken to a any in the city of lincoln with chest pains. he died outside the emergency unit after being told they'd have to wait 4 hours to see a medic. i spoke to his mother. now tommy and a kit chest pains. they said they'd pay for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be a chill out like i was actually tell this to sit down. but there was no way to say that people was standing outside normally. but part, you know, given a week 9 label out to, well, i was not given my whole symptoms and i'm only wasn't able to spell it. and i need to be told we have to wait for was a, come across to a, in a call. wait, teach down in your stop. they in before another it's just come to you. that is, you know, i'm not the one that foster mom on, you know, people go off for lunch because of they will according to a study more than 40 percent of u. k. hospitals fail to meet their 4 hour a waiting time target. so far this year, 6000 patients have had to wait more than 12 hours and a any patients wedding more than 5 hours are considered far g

they are considered for greater risk of death or cases. similar to norman barkers are reportedly on the rise as co red pants. ordinary services on hold in that is he's his 1st year. more than 53000 people have their cancer at treatment delayed over the same period more than 4000 excess deaths were recorded. not related to covert. we spoke to joy tape, grover, non emergency medicine specialist, the by the situation the last 6 to 8 months. so within the united kingdom, as in many other countries, i'm sure other has been around 10 to 20 percent. oh, hospital and see that it only took patients which has meant that there is no slow processing of visions, less of it. believe your best for people who come in with problem other than corporate, which to lead people are spending much longer in the emergency meds before they can go to the hospital. oh, so here's a problem and if you look at the in it is in detail on last to last year and they were about 15 to 90 percent of patients who came to the emergency hotman's didn't less than 4 hours. and the last 6 to 8 months that has dropped significantl

in years to come near, barker has more from southeast england. this is to be honorable. so this, this would have been winter wheat, 18 years ago, and nap castle estate. they've been, we wilding the land before. and one really knew what it meant. the soil to unprofitable to grow produce is ideal for handing back to mother nature and now a welcome cash subsidy, courtesy of british taxpayers for continuing what they're doing. this is the most important thing for 40 years. i guess. i mean, it is a combination of years and years and years of thinking and, and discussing and hopefully influencing some of the decision making. but yeah, wow, it's amazing. it's the biggest shake up of britain's landscape in a generation says the government, a $1000000000.00 funding scheme designed firstly to incentivize sustainable farming . and secondly, to reverse the decline of nature by paying landowners to re wilde their properties . all possible since the u. k. left, the e use common agricultural policy that subsidized farmers depending on the size of their land. the new post breaks it fund

where the more than 5 hours are considered that far greater risk of dying cases, similar to norman barkers are on the rise. as the pandemic puts ordinary service on hold, in his 1st year, more than 53000 had their cancer treatment delayed over the same period more than 4000 excess deaths were recorded. we've spoke to joy grover, an emergency medicine consultant. he says factor such as the only convent having a dangerous impact on any just waiting times still 60 months. so within the united kingdom, as in many other countries, i'm sure other has been around 10 to 20 percent. oh, hospital and sees related only to google visions, which has meant that there is no slow processing of visions list the visibility of bits for people who come in mid problem other than corporate. which then means that people are spending much longer in the emergency department before they can go to the hospital bed. so this is a problem and if you look at the editors in o data last to last year and they were about the ph to 90 percent of patients who came to the emergency department in less than 4 hours on the last 6

waiting times which can some times of fatal results in september last year. 27 year old norman barker was taken to amy in the city of lincoln with chest pains . he died outside the emergency unit. after being told he'd have to wait 4 hours to see a medic, i spoke to his mother. now tommy and a kit chest pains, they said they'd bang for an ambulance, but they got told there was going to be a chill out why i was actually told this to sit down, but there was no way to say that people was standing outside normally, hot you know, given a wink night leave allow part to, well, i was still got my given my whole symptoms and i'm only wasn't able to spell it. and i need to be told we have to wait for was a come across to a, in a wait, teach down in your stop they in before another. it's just come to you. that is, you know, i'm not the one that just a lot of lunch because of my su atkin speaking to our tea according to a nationwide study. meanwhile, more than 40 percent of u. k. hospitals fail to meet the 4 hour waiting time target. so far this year is $6000.00 patients have had to wait more tha

all cases, similar to norman barkers are reportedly on the rise. as cobit puts ordinary services on, hold in the disease is 1st year more than 53000 people. now their cancer treatment delayed over the same period more than 4000 access dance were recorded. not related to cobit, we spoke to joy deep rover and emergency medicine specialist about the situation. the last 6 months. within the united kingdom. in many other countries, i'm sure they hadn't been around 10 to 50 percent of occupancies really did only to go with patients. which is slow processing of patients list. so they debility are based for people who come in the problem other than people are spending much longer in the emergency arguments before they can go to the hospital. so if you look at the last to last year about 90 percent of patients who came to the emergency hoffman states, the last 6 to 8 months dropped from 90 percent to 65 to 70 percent. so that's a significant problem. departments in the united kingdom of faith or countries across europe there, lifting corporate restrictions,

we shall keep a close eye, roger barker, thank you.the sea, will massively boost its economy. a chinese company has invested $1.1; billion for the man—made land, adjoining colombo. but there are concerns over beijing's growing influence in sri lanka, which is under pressure due to its external debt crisis. anbarasan ethirajan was given exclusive access to the port city. a whole new man—made land adjacent to colombo, now a vast expanse of sand. this was soon transformed into a high—tech port city, and here, sri lanka is building an international financial centre with tony's funding. this land was under the sea a few years ago. a chinese company has invested $1.4 chinese company has invested $1.1; billion to reclaim this $1.11 billion to reclaim this entire land, about 269 hectares. the sri lankan government wants to build a huge financial district rivalling singapore or dubai. sri lankan officials are excited about the prospects. it excited about the prospects. it will be an economic game changer, what you see out here, which is desert

he has all the charm of a carnival barker. i've been to county fairs. they are nice people, when off the clock. but trump is never off the clock. he is a constant carnival barker. we have so many educated people in congress who fear his wrath. as far as hillary is concerned, i had to hold my nose to vote for her. host: we will leave it to the previous comment. natalie, as far as president trump's influence on the issue on republican members of congress, how would you describe that? guest: republican lawmakers who want reelection want donald trump's endorsement in this cycle. they want to make him happy in order to get that. that it -- that certainly overshadows what republican lawmakers are doing right now. host: from billy in new york, democrat line. caller: speaking from wall street journal, you get a lot of both sides. like choosing chocolate or vanilla. you have 147 republicans in the house who refused to certify a valid election. adam kinzinger -- republicans who believe the big lie -- they know ted cruz, josh hawley, contempt for constituents. you

well, let's see what tyson barker made of today's talks. he's a senior fellow at the job in council on foreign relations here in berlin. welcome back to d w. i have today's talks made any difference to the stand off. i think that it is again, just about keeping those lines of communication open, but i think that both sides are pretty dug in. and now the united states, along with its european partners, need to run os contingency plans all scenarios in the event that something occurs that you're a thursday. it will present russia where the written response to it security concerns next week. do you expect to seeing real compromise or just a way to perhaps help russia back down to say face? well, anything that would provide russia a, an off ramp in this without compromising, as you said, without compromising nato's bedrock principles, including the open door principle. the principle that democracies can join nato, the principle of article 5, the borders of nate or insoluble. i think anything that that should be on the table, anything that could

let's get more or less from tyson barker from the german council on foreign relations. he joins us from here in berlin. welcome to d w at tyson baka, and what do you think do? do you think you crave? got what it wanted from today's meeting with the american secretary of state? well, i think he got the term, the indication that the united states stands in for solidarity with ukraine and plans to back it materially with a defensive legal assistance and a whole arsenal of costs for russia. should it decide to take the unprecedented asking the tory measure of invading a sovereign country, yet again, there has been any number of warnings from western governments and from nato and the organization for security, europe to russia, for me not to invade ukraine. russia shows no sign of budging it in its position with its, its security demands to, to, to nato. so when one does, is any of this diplomacy achieving anything, pretty intensive. we, well, the, the diplomacy isn't over. i mean, that's the one thing that we have to note a anthony blinking will be here in berlin tomorrow.

democratic colleagues would have reacted well if republicans tried to break senate rules so bill barker micromanage elections in blue states i am sure that would have gone swimmingly on their side of the aisle. but ultimately madam president it runs even deeper than the fake hysteria, even deeper than voting laws. breaking the senate itself and nuking the filibuster would cause a massive political power outage for many millions of american citizens or entire states. so the filibuster is not just about what bills are blocked but the sole feature that gives and millions of americans any voice at all in the legislation that does pass when ever there is one party control. and in appropriations, funding bills, rescue packages like the cares act, all could be done on a one party basis thereby eliminating the influence of every state in america represented by a member of the minority. for decades t both senators and citizens have been able to take for granted that everybody gets a voice even when they don't have divided government. it's the unique feature of the senate is blown up millions and

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if barker has the latest now from london, the government's voice on some already very much in crisis mode. and now this which isn't going to do the prime minister any favors. i mean picture the scene, it's april. the 16th 2021. it was a warm evening. i know where i was that evening and to inside the doors of number 10 downing street in the basement. we believe a come to report the telegraph newspaper around 30 people had gathered for a double good by bash. there was drinking, there was dancing, and according to that telegraph report, at least one official was sent off to local supermarket on a booze run to keep the party going on. of course, only the day after the country and national morning flags across the land flying at half mast was the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, prince philip, and that iconic pitch of queen elizabeth, cutting a lonely figure. the pews of saint george's chapel is, remember by everybody in this country. i remind a symbol of perhaps the sacrifice that lots of people made during the pandemic. while there has been 2 apologies, the 1st of from one of the offic

as conservationist, renee's georgia for the families of the barker who were now expelled. it's simply incomprehensible law. so these communities are not only losing their livelihood by having their way of life being completely turned upside down. they're losing their cultural costumes. they no longer have access to their spiritual places, very closely connected to the forest it a social and environmental plan obliges the company to ensure sustainable operations and to create jobs for the local population. but many of the companies employees are not from here or do not belong to the backup people. the company's management emphasizes that it acts in an environmentally conscious way. it collects rainwater, uses solar energy, and recycles the water used in production. say when you would have would show it pollution of streams and rivers is increasing, especially those that are used by the locals for everyday use. bhaskar is, comes from the chemical agents used by the company that did it, but also from the worked recently done during the construction of the factory using galant

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it's grown on. nature's future is our future need barker al jazeera southeast england. ah. i'm under the top stories. yeah. now g 0, a u. s. lawsuit against britain is prince andrew, is moving forward. after a judge rejected efforts to dismiss a sex abuse claim, a junior you phrase says she was 17 years old when she was traffic to have sex with the u. k. royal prince andrew louis tried to have the case thrown out, citing a 2009 deal she signed with convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. the 61 year old prince has consistently denied the claims. gabriel is under has more from new york. they've already said a date of july 14th. the judge has of the 1st date, when no lawyers on both sides have to start exchanging documents among themselves for a potential trial trial would be probably later this year. well, after july, but before 2023, that's number one. but number 2 is, do we expect for prince andrew to be at the trial? the answer to that is no. well, they say, well, why not? that's because this is a civil case and not a criminal case. in a civil case, the court cannot forc

need barker al jazeera, westminster, po van joins me now. is a johnson has said, be meeting his mpg said this evening. how's that going pretty well by all accounts, although it was a closed door meeting, so generalists had to wait in the corridor outside that committee room at. but the reports from inside were the johnson used his christmas, and his teflon prime minister appears to be able to persuade his party. and they are the people that really matter in all of this to stay on his side because it's not the general public in the u. k, that's going to be able to depose this prime minister. the major threat came from his own back bench, m p 's, his members of the conservative party and parliament. if $54.00 of them had decided that he was no longer fit to be prime minister. and they had written letters demanding that the should be a leadership contest. then he was under severe threat of being deposed. but at this meeting tonight i hear that he compared himself to a fellow always in the good and p. paul, he promised to republish the gray repo

but it's a delicate balancing act needs. barker reports from london practiced drills over the baltic sea by british french and danish pilots. western powers a holding their response to russia's military, build up new ukraine with a display of combat readiness. the danes have also said fighter jets and a frigate to join nato efforts and the baltic. do too much of the alliance risks being drawn into a conflict to the country. they have no treaty obligation to protect due to little and a potential russian invasion risk destabilizing, not just ukraine, but the entire region. if the worst happens in the destructive far part of the russian army were to engulf ukraine's towns and cities, i shudder to contemplate the tragedy that would in it and the bloodshed comparable to the 1st. who in chechnya or bosnia $4000.00 nato troops are on standby in the baltic states as sonya levia and lithuania, once part of the soviet union, there now ardent nato members and thousands more reinforcements are ready to deploy their in ukraine itself, small contingents of american and british troops have been tra

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. >> and president biden face attention major set barkers to his agenda this week. how he tries to bounce back from road blocks to his covid mandates to voting rights. >> good friday, everyone. thanks for joining us. the news at 5:30 starts right now. i'm janel wank a a. >> and i'm garvin thomas. a live look from the white house president biden ended a rough week, acknowledging his agenda hasn't gone as planned. but vowed things would be different. it's been two months since the bipartisan infrastructure deal was signed into law. and today he detailed how the money would be spent. nbc's chris palone reports. >> highlighting the work done in the first two months since he signed a bill to improve the nation's infrastructure, president biden admitted he heard the criticism about this week's setbacks to his agenda. >> there is a lot of talk about disappointments in things we haven't gotten done. we're getting a lot of them done, i might add. >> the president focusing friday on an initiative to repair and replace thousands of deficient coast to coast. picking up the enti

public for forgiveness for attending a separate drinks. events on the 20th of maybe 2020 for any barker. he's joining us from underneath. so what do we know about the 2 parties? well, before i go into those, there is now a thirds of because the number of unsanctioned drinks parties or events that took place at downing street or other related offices on why all is steadily going off. this one took place on december the 17th 2020. we know because the person who's leaving do it was the head of cove. it that covered task force at the time has issued an apology. her name is kate. joseph. so it is quite an unbelievable silly situation. now that the prime minister faces the number of transgressions of the rules, rules, sat down by the government appears to be growing by the day. but the one that's really drawn a significant amount of attention, of course, is this double leaving. do that took place a downing street on the 16th of april, attended by 30 a staff members. there was dancing, there were drinks, or an official. it's believed was sent down to a local supermarket with a suitcase, believ

barker spoke with us securities a cyber security expert about how you can protect yourself. >> applemall about the size of a quarter. if you have a newer iphone, you'll see one when it's nearby. if item was car keys and an air tag on a new, you gotten your son by got near those keys, your phone, the largely saying, hey, i'm an air here you can click on your phone. click on the alert and it will tell you who owns an air attack and whether or not they have reported it lost run. pierce runs trinity solutions, inc, a computer support company. he explains if one is following you an iphone will notify you using the find my application. he says there are ways to be proactive. if you're worried someone is trying to find let's say that you're in a domestic situation where you don't trust that partner and you think that partner might be air attack in the way that they should >> i can definitely see someone having a new route home and basically walk around their car, scanning their car inside and out this evening. think contracts tax itself. an apple spokesperson told me, quote, air tags design

the queen's husband was ringing the barker for an update. he's joining us in london. so i need just tell us a little bit more about what we're learning about these 2 gatherings in particular . yes, been a really rough ride for boys johnson and his government. so let's don't forget that only on wednesday he was forced to apologize to m p's and the nation for attending a drink party himself in the garden of number 10 downing street at the height of lockdown. ever since he's been keeping a low profile. and now this we have learned through that report of the telegraph newspaper that on april, the 16th behind the doors of number 10, downing street around 30 people heads a gathered for a double leaving do. there was dancing there was drinking in the basement of number 10. at least one official was handed to shoot case and told to head off to the supermarket to get more supplies. well, all of that was the day before the samba funeral of the duke of edinburgh, prince philip. the nation was in mourning flags were half marston. that was the events, of course, with an iconic pic

well, if barker has more now on the latest allegations of lockdown party, him at the prime minister, his residence, 10 down the street apparently 2 parties are alleged to have taken place on june. the 19th 2020, when the country was under strict lockdown. the 1st relating to an apparent surprise party, organized by carry johnson his wife at 2 pm on the afternoon of the 19th of june. number 10 has come back saying that that was a very brief event on the tail end of a meeting. that prime minister johnson only attended for 10 minutes or so. the 2nd is a relating to an alleged party that took place in the number 10 of flat. well, on that point, a number 10 has said that that didn't happen. so as denied these allegations and said instead, there was a small gathering of family members in the garden of number 10 that may not have been in breach of those covert rules. the father, the prime minister, is once again a having to defend himself in the face of these allegations only put more more pressure on johnson. and what has been an extraordinary couple of weeks now and in politics. we are of

brent but so it's probably a good idea to start that beginning this all came emerged when they shot barker tested positive and he traced the shot where can he find that one of the customers had also tested positive? saw the trigger a mass testing campaign of the animals to and that's when they established that there were some positive cases in the hamsters and hamster. some of those homes that were imported from the netherlands and what followed was the drastic decision to call and a crackdown on the hamster community. really, more than 30 shops in hong kong. that sail hamsters are now to be closed. anyone who bought a ham star since december 22nd, when the hamsters were imported, has is being asked to hand it back to the authorities to have it euthanized. and it stunned a stunned hong kong as frankly, and his lead to this bizarre spectacle of public health officials urging and telling a fit residents not to cast their hamsters. i'm serious and, and urging people to who may have gone to the shop and question to, to, to quarantine. let's take a lesson to what they had to say to day about wh

. >> reporter: since his flight was canceled at reagan national, mark barker has been trying to get hisy back to demoines, iowa since yesterday. >> the next step is to find another hotel to stay at tonight. >> reporter: the storm added pressure to airlines still suffering from thin staffing due to the ongoing spread of covid. as a result, more than 3,000 flights were canceled today, that is in addition to more than 5,000 over the weekend. united airlines is now offering pilots three times their base pay to work from tomorrow to january 29. >> this is affecting all airlines. >> reporter: travel analyst henry hartavedlt warns the end may not be in sight. >> i think that we will continue to see airlines reduce their schedules not just over the next two weeks, but perhaps throughout january. >> reporter: and to that point, jetblue has cut its schedule over the next half month because of covid related staffing pressures and is now advising customers to arrive at the airport, get this, three hours before flights take off. and now that the snow has ended, dangerous icy conditions are expected

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talking to you and thank you for explain that sir. clearly, tyson barker from the german council on foreign relations. thank you. oh russia threatening stanza against ukraine is sparking concerns of moscow may also be willing to use force elsewhere. sweden has sent troops to which baltic sea island of got land following an increase in russia, naval activity and nearby waters. the island strategically located off the coast of the russian, ex clave of calhoun and grad. i saw madness, suffer likened to an aircraft carrier in the middle of the baltic sea sweden's, not a member of nato, and therefore not covered by the alliance as defense. close the w correspondent, terry schultz has been speaking with swedish defense minister peter hood to crist. president biden says he believes the president now is likely to invade ukraine. what's the view from sweden? do you think the same? you have 100000 soldiers around ukraine. you have a minute for me to, to access for the russians to embed and we have to have a history around hybrid around to, towards the drain. yeah. and poland. and we have a brute lang

how barker speaking to the debbie news? a short while ago. now we shift our attention to the to australia rather, the australian government has cancelled novak jock ventures visa for a 2nd time. the tennis world number one is due to be taken into the custody of immigration officials in a matter of hours as pursuit of a record breaking 21st grand slam title. now hanging on a last ditch court appeal. just days before he's a striding open title defense was due to begin novick, jock of each trained on center court, still waiting for the australian government's decision. it came late in the day in australia and landed with seismic impact. this trailing minister for immigration. alex hawk cancelled mister joker. bitches visa on health and good order grounds. and on the basis he concluded it was in the public interest to do so. it's now unclear whether this was no vac joker, which is last appearance on st. a court in melbourne this year. that will be established when an appeal against his 2nd visa cancellation lance, back in the legal court on sunda

. >> and president biden face attention major set barkers to his agenda this week.tries to bounce back from road blocks to his covid mandates to voting rights. >> good friday, everyone. thanks for joining us. the news at 5:30 starts right now. i'm janel wank a a. >> and i'm garvin thomas. a live look from the white house president biden ended a rough week, acknowledging his agenda hasn't gone as planned. but vowed things would be different. it's been two months since the

really barker brown loose. thank we only focus on hostile i. it's a long story. no t o we get back to it in just a moment. barnaby. nice to have you here on the stream. tell everybody your connection to the beneath bronzes. i'm a journalist and author, i was a b, b, c correspondent in nigeria many years ago. and i've just written a book called loot britain and the been in bronze is in which i tell the tale of how the bronze is were made in that west african kingdom or how and why the british took them in 18. 97. what happened to them since, and the very current active debate, which we're talking about this evening, what should happen to them now? and i know you've been making headlines around the world. you are a hot topic in the out. well, tell our audience, why. and sam neil curtis, i'm head of museums and special collections at the university of aberdeen in scotland. and yes, we're at the university and i hope that it would return my been in bronze about 4 weeks ago. no. no. was purchased by the inverse in 1957. yet to have neil bonner, the, an anal da and als

let's go over to ne barker who's in london a need. we've been talking about this for heaven's how many weeks now. and we're still just as confused about what the prime minister says and whether it's the truth. yeah, that's absolutely right. and what were also incredibly confused about how many times of britain's prime minister can apologize in the same way that we're confused now about exactly how many events may or may not have taken place at dialing street or other government offices. while the rest of the united kingdom was observing the government's own time locked down rules for johnson though has appeared in front of camera for the 1st time. in 6 days. he's been hunkering down low because a member his family had tested positive for cove it and possibly even conveniently using that time to think of how to weather all of this the last time he was before cameras was in the house of commons, where he had to apologize for attending that got him party in downing street. he claimed, at the time he believed it was a work event. since th

let's discuss this with dr roger barker — director of policy at the institue of directors good morningu want the isolation period cut down to five days? it want the isolation period cut down to five days?— want the isolation period cut down to five days? it would be very helpful — down to five days? it would be very helpful if _ down to five days? it would be very helpful if that _ down to five days? it would be very helpful if that were - down to five days? it would be very helpful if that were to - very helpful if that were to happen. we did a snap overnight polymer members and around 46% find that they face significant staff shortages. if we could reduce the isolation period from seven down to five days that would really make a difference. but we are not public health experts, we only want to do this if it is viable for a public health point of view. i was taken by something the professor chris whitty said yesterday in an evening press conference when he said that positive lateral flow test was a very good marker of infectious disease. if a negative lateral flow test could actually

it's very important that we see what su gracie what the inquiry has to say, that in our from nave barker, who has more from london dominate cummings boys, johnson's former chief advisor, turned arch nemesis, who released the statement on his blog on monday, saying that he had actually advised that the prime minister and he has witnesses to prove it. he says, to say that attending this event would be very, very body wouldn't look good. and the prime minister needs to get a grip of the downing street madhouse. and according to cummings for storm, some response was simply just wave this through and attends the event. johnson saying that that is not the case. he is defended, his stance that he believed he was indeed going to a work event, but it was a pretty bruising interview or round forest johnson holding his head down throughout the entire question. when he was asked about a double leaving, do that took place at number 10 downing street on the eve of the duke of adam bras . funeral a day in which the nation was in mourning. the queen was sitting in isolation away from her family. we have

the barker reports from london, the rhythms of normal life are returning to the british capital. few am asked for tourists. not so it may 2020. when the country was under a strict lock down. the city, silent. yet behind the doors of 10 downing street around 50 staff were enjoying drinks in a sunny garden. mister speaker, i want to apologize. an hour of judgment. boys thompson told parliament on wednesday. he thought the gathering was a work of ent. he said, falling within government guidelines this after initially denying anything, had taken place. complete her explanation however, has enraged and peas and irked the british public and resign. you can't lead and not lead by example. and if you do your fraud, i don't big very as a confidence. so the bulk of the british paper animal and therefore would say istation um, but it probably doesn't break the rules about who has and i suppose, you know, i don't, i don't know. it's time for him to go through with you about a job who would do a better job, but it could be his own party that does johnson the most damage. several conservative m pi

it has come a long way since martina navratilova was at the height of her powers, as she told sue barkergure it out until i had my first relationship with a woman. then when it did happen, i was like "oh, that's what it was," because i had these crushes but i didn't recognise it was anything other than crushes than adults, i had crushes on men as well, but they were definitely stronger on women. my dad asked, "we think you are living as a man and a woman" with this woman i was with, and i said, if they ask me, i will tell them, so that's exactly what happened. five years after i had been with a woman, they asked, and i said yes, and all hell kind of broke loose. but, my dad said some things he wished he hadn't said, but he didn't know, again, people really didn't know any better. we never stopped talking, but there was a tension. and then my dad educated himself, he read some books and he said, "i realise now it had nothing to do with you or me, it's just who you are, and it's ok, ijust want you to be happy" and that is all you want from your parents. this is 30 years ago. you talk about

he barker has more from london people who is 5 days. his prime minister boys, johnson was forced to stand up in parliament and apologize to m p. 's and the public for attending a drink policy, the garden of number 10 downing street. he said that he believed it was a work event. although that excuse seems to have fallen flat with members of his own conservative party, the opposition, and increasingly so with the british public as well. over the past few days, we been learning more about other events that have taken place. we've learned also about a, a wind fridge installed in number, tend to allow officials law to let off steam and of a regular friday night drinks event tabled into the downing street diary for all to see this isn't about whether or not boris johnson attended every single event or least organized every single event. it's about the kind of culture that existed in downing street with forest johnson at the helm, a culture that opponents of the prime minister say allow for regular and habitual rule breaking. well, there is a

once its presence firmly felt. neeve barker al jazeera london australia is celebrating national de, but protests have also been held against what is being called invasion day. january the 26th marks the landing of the 1st fleet from britain in watts. now sidney. in 1788, a penal colony was established and grown number, australian se colonization led to oppression abuse and genocide of the indigenous people and shouldn't be celebrated. some want the date change. sarah clark has more brisbin, these rallies, they take place every year around the country. that's happening once again in 2022 d. c. we have some of those relative had to be cancelled simply due to the, the social distances regulation and the, the co outbreaks. but the ones that had gone online, but we were at large numbers together. we think i'm already in sydney, summit brisbin and other capital cities and the rally that is not just addressing the concerns about the date of the study and public holiday. but they're also addressing the concerns about the indigenous australians and that the indigenous australians were. the 1st a

the opposition, and others are reported to have already submitted letters of no confidence. neve barker sent this report from london. yes. in highly charged atmosphere for ministers. questions began with another major body blow for boris johnson. news. one of his m. p. 's christian wakefield had defected to the opposition party. this following morning, newspaper reports of a whitening plot to ouse. johnson by members of his own party. jokes of the prime minister's expense followed i see the very noise out until the chief whip was told to bring their i'm bruce ha salvo off to silva. like way nobody told the prime minister. he was breaking his own rooms. absolutely pathetic. if he had any shred of compassion for all those out there who separate to this heat go, i am peace clamoring for explanations. with johnson about the increasing catalogue of rule breaking policies that took place under his watch when the country was deepened lockdown. but the prime minister seemed energize fighting tooth and nail for his party. and his job. when the history of this pandemic comes to be written on the