on monday baroness harding said _ committee. on monday baroness harding said that _ committee.that 4096 _ committee. on monday baroness harding said that 40% of- committee. on monday baroness harding said that 4096 of the - committee. on monday baroness i harding said that 4096 of the people harding said that 40% of the people asked to self as late by nhs test and trace were not fully doing so, which works out at a worrying 30,000 people every single day who are potentially still spreading the virus, many still going to work. because this is such a big threat to our containment strategy for the virus, i wonder if the premise to good say what he thinks we need to do to deal with this, and in particular whether it is now time to consider making a blanket offer to those asked to self—isolate that we will make good any salary they lose, because in the end that may be cheaper than having to extend furlough if the case rate remains high. i furlough if the case rate remains hiuh. , . , , . , high. i very much respect my right honourable _ high. i very much respect my right honourable

thank you forjoining us, baroness. thank you forjoining us, baroness.use and we are making a bit of difference.- making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is — making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the _ making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the economic - making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the economic case - making a bit of difference. thanks for that, is the economic case for| making a bit of difference. thanks. for that, is the economic case for h has two are still a viable? personally i would argue it was never viable, personally i would argue it was neverviable, but personally i would argue it was never viable, but of course it is not viable any longer. it was a scheme that was planned for a certain sort of normality and that does not exist any more. people have got used to remote working and i cannot see them doing the same sort of travelling that they were before covid. , ., of travelling that they were before covid. , . ., covid. there is the argument that what would _ covid. there is the argument that what w

we are back with the baroness. you arejust we are back with the baroness.ck with the baroness. you are just telling us, you are we are back with the baroness. you arejust telling us, you are not necessarily angry, but you are concerned about this. yes, it seems that my i'm not the only one, but the response to my announcement has been enormous, lots of people saying, please get this is out for us. saying, please get this is out for us. we have had this firstjab, or my mother has had all the parent or uncle has had the firstjab and they do not know, they are completely confused about the medical validity of this. that is still in some doubt. even mr thatcher in america has said that there is no medical but education of this. the vaccine was produced with verification between one injection and the second fruit later. —— ducked about catchy. that has been verified, but pfizer have not in the test that proves that waiting for 12 weeks will be making that valid. and the government's decked out as of the sea driven by the greatest motive which is to let as many p

and actually, it is dame louise or baroness casey. _ i am so sorry. so sorry.u are making is a valid, i i think in rural areas . where actually we know historically anywhere finding. move on accommodation builds always are more challenging| than say squeezing more out of places like london. accommodation insisted it was "impressive" to have already moved 23,000 people out of hotels. i think in urban areas, i certainly particular areas like manchester and london - to birmingham, getting low cost accommodation in hotels is much easier, so the average, _ i think we were looking i in london at 25 to 30 quid a night for that accommodation, but that is not to deny, - i don't think at all, - i would not want to sit here and say that the point - you have made them, what one wants is to spend money on long—term solutions. | she highlighted a hotel in shrewsbury. they have people in that hotel, i did a virtual tour of it- and met the team that worked there, that were really- vulnerable. in my day, first time| around, 25 years ago when i was a volunteer, i that would be c

can i reassure the noble baroness that there is data? it is published on the internet.lly invite her to have a good close look at it because it is absolutely categoric. 0ne dose is enough. my 84—year—old husband received his pfizer vaccine before _ christmas. his second one lasti week was cancelled. but is there any guarantee that when the second jab comes, i it will be the pfizer vaccine? as i understand, there's been no research on mixing - and matching these vaccines. and is there any way - at that three—month point that the level of - immunity can be tested? some of the immune response comes from antibodies which can be tested, but some of them are from t cells, which are very difficult to test. so it isn't possible to say categorically whether someone is immune. but we have looked at ways in which we can measure and perhaps understand more about the body's immune response in order to develop our understanding in this area. lord bethell, who a short time later had a warning for his older colleagues tempted to return to the lords after being vaccinated against covid—

well, my lords, the noble baroness is right, the statistics on eating disorders are shocking.—year—olds and 1.6% of girls aged 17 to 19. the nhs digital psychiatric morbidity study showed a 6.4% of adults displaying signs of an eating disorder, and i could go on. my lords, i don't think it is an issue of surveys. what we have to do is to address the underlying statistics with measures that make a difference. as the minister said, the statistics outlined by the health survey are obviously of concern, but the survey published last december does not cover the period of the covid pandemic. has the noble lord, the minister, any evidence that eating disorders have increased during the pandemic, and, if so, what is her majesty's government's response? the noble lord is right, the pandemic will have had pressure particularly on young girls. inpatient units are experiencing tremendous pressure, so it's difficult to see those instances working their way through primary care at the moment. we are studying it very carefully, but the noble lord is entirely right. it is quite possible that

the conservative peer and former victims‘ commissioner baroness newlove is putting forward an amendmenty has been told that a man who stabbed three people to death in a park in reading last summer was ‘ruthlessly efficient‘ and believed he was performing an act of religiousjihad. the prosecution was setting out its case on the first day of a sentencing hearing for khairi saadallah, who‘s admitted murdering james furlong, joseph ritchie—bennett and david wails. saadallah, who‘s 26 and from reading, was heard to shout "allahu akhbar" — or "god is greatest" — during the attack in forbury gardens in june. the lockdown for england impacts people‘s lives in many different ways. let‘s try and answer some of the questions viewers have been sending into bbc news. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson is here. i will go straight with this one from patricia williams, "how do i get told when and where i can have my vaccine?" it is a great question, so many people are desperate to know when they will get this protection. people have been told the gp will get in touch with a date and time for wh

[video clip] president bush: the peaceful transfer of authority as baroness rate street yet common inr country. with a simple oath we affirm new traditions and affirm all beginnings. as i begin i think president clinton for his service to our nation. [applause] and i think vice president gore 48 contests conducted with spirit ended with grace. [applause] the ambitions of some americans are limited by failing schools and hidden prejudice and circumstances of their birth, and sometimes our differences run so deep it seems we share a continent but not a country. we do not accept this, and we will not allow it. our unity, our union is the serious work of leaders and citizens and every generation, and this is my solemn pledge. i will work to build a single nation of justice and opportunity. host: that was george w. bush's first inaugural address and now we will listen to a portion of his second inaugural address. [video clip] president bush: there is only one force of history that can break the rain of hatred -- reign of hatred and expose the intentions of tyrants and reward the hopes of t

let's get more on this and speak to baroness tanni grey—thompson, chair of ukactive, a not for profity to get round what they are saying, but before the pandemic, first of all, to set a baseline for this, children's activity levels were already not what they should have been? yes. what they should have been? yes, that's absolutely _ what they should have been? yes, that's absolutely right, _ what they should have been? is: that's absolutely right, they were at sort of 47%. so, there was already a challenge, and then the added complexity of covid—i9 has added complexity of covid—i9 has added to that. we know there is huge inequality in children's health and well—being and physical activity, and covid has added to that. it's difficult because we know as well that adults�* activity level has dropped and it is difficult to compare children and adults because for children, most of their activity is around play and community activity, it is not easy for children just to go out for a run or something. but in this really difficult time that we are all in, we need to see it as an opportunity t

dame baroness campbell has expressed diasppointment with players from wsl sides manchester city and arsenale orjust people really struggling with mental wellness at home because of the pandemic, i think it is important every single one of us acts as a role model. mesut ozil could leave the club this month having been left out of arsenal‘s premier league and european squads. the 32—year—old has six months left on his contract and is now free to talk to other clubs. despite being the highest earner in the club, he hasn‘t featured for the gunners since march. mikel arteta says a decsion on his future will be made in the coming days. i don‘t know obviously now he is free to negotiate with other clubs. we will discuss internally what the best situation for him in the near future, and obviously with the player and the agent and try to find the best solution for everybody. the international olympic committee says it‘s fully concentrated on delivering the tokyo games later this year, despite a state of emergency being declared in the japanese capital. daily covid infections have hit a daily record