i live in bristol. i run a number of parties here including just jack, which is a major house night here. i--i seem to always have a lot of numbers on my phone. yeah, just go in house. like, you'll like it. yeah, yeah, of course, you're on the guest list. and when something went wrong, i'd be like, "oh, let's throw in this person and that person," and it could be sorted out. now the party happens. >> ♪ let's get down let's get down ♪ bashmore: i think the reality is a lot of electronic producers, they're not these party guys. they're essentially all dudes who have been stuck in their bedroom just making beats on their computer. farrell: you know, house music's, what, 25, 30 years old, but you can still have people who come along and sign up themselves within that genre. i think that's what matt has done. his success is maybe indicative of where--where bristol is at now. you know, he's making music that is only very, very, very loosely related to dubstep. i mean, it's--it's house music with a bit of bass

a lot of people in bristol thought this was much bigger thanjust about bristol thought this was muchywhere about what kind of symbols and statues we have in our towns and cities and what they represented, and of course what they may now, but for others it was polarised and many said this was a cut and dried case of criminal damage and that the prosecution should go ahead. early statement from the defence team saying there was a sense of communityjustice in bristol but in terms of prosecutions that would be the end of that, the end of the trial and those four people charged with criminal damage found not guilty here by a majority jury found not guilty here by a majority jury verdictjust in the last couple of minutes at bristol crown court. andrew, thanks forjoining us. we have news in kazakhstan, anti—government protests in the country are spreading. they are into their second day. i was reading earlier that a number of anti—government protesters in kazakhstan's main city have stormed the mayor's office, this is to do with fuel prices, and usually protests are not seen in this autocra

bristol —dependent solidarity, bristol —dependent solidarity, bristol radical... cheering.z, tim and liz! have we not, all tim and liz, tim and liz! have we got. all of— tim and liz, tim and liz! have we got. all of our _ tim and liz, tim and liz! have we got, all of our witnesses, - tim and liz, tim and liz! have we got, all of our witnesses, and - got, all of our witnesses, and credible witnesses who took the oath and put their name on the line to stand in court for us. gloria daniels, clear lake, lloyd russell, julian... roger, who did so much of the research into all the history around it and a special mention to julia, as well, who was supposed to be a witness, but did not get to, but who has given me so much opened fire to continue with this journey. will be donated to the crowdfund. epic beings. all of ourfamily will be donated to the crowdfund. epic beings. all of our family and friends, who have had to endure this year and go on the journey with us. also, who have we got? everybody on the day. there were 10,000 people who marched the streets of bristol in the name

. it world, and now we know that he does not represent bristol.— not represent bristol.represent bristol. it was during the seventh 2020, during - not represent bristol. it was during the seventh 2020, during a - not represent bristol. it was during the seventh 2020, during a black l the seventh 2020, during a black lives matter protest, the statue of slave trader edward colston tied up and toppled. the 125—year—old bronze, sprayed with give 3d and rolled into the water of the harbour nearby. —— sprayed with graffiti. this has been a case like no other in terms of that complete polarisation of public opinion. edward colston made his fortune in the transatlantic slave trade. across the city, buildings, pubs, streets and schools carried his name. the protest made headlines worldwide. many venues began dropping his name and conversations began about statues and monuments elsewhere. it is began about statues and monuments elsewhere. , ., ., elsewhere. it is not about the statue, elsewhere. it is not about the statue. it _ elsewhere. it is not about the statue. it is — elsewh

he was then dragged and thrown into the bristol harbor. the verdict has caused a rift in society. i think it's fair to say with some calling it a try and fight the historical racism and others saying it could set a dangerous precedent the coast in full stand against racism and drew attention to the crimes of the slave trade. they should be cheered. i am pleased to read that the crown prosecution service and attorney general are reviewing the case of the colston for, for an appeal to be made to prevent a dangerous legal precedent for the future. actually, colson was responsible for violently transporting $84000.00 africans to the caribbean. protest, lee, a statue was put out to honor him in bristol, but in cold days he toppled rightly clad. we undermine the rule of law, which underpins our democracy. if we accept vandalism, and criminal damage are acceptable forms of political protest, they aren't regardless of the intentions. okay, well let me discuss this story bit further now because the police decide we've got to peter herbert hay obee, chair of the society of black lawyers, he

this is the time to buy bristol myers. >> okay.united health was one of your stock summit stock picks. he tried to say. and abvi, you own. >> i do. yeah well, first of all, united health has not performed well year-to-date and healthcare is struggling, but i believe overall that the sector has the exact characteristics for what is going to be needed in 2022. valuation perspective is incredibly compelling if wryou'e not going to have any type of legislation from build back better that would be restrictive. the amount of free cash flow generation that a lot of these companies are producing is really going to be again, fundamentally what an investor is going to have to align themselves with in the environment of '22 >> all right we mentioned that jpmorgan's healthcare conference is going on as we speak do not miss jamie dimon. he is the ceo of course of jpmorgan he'll be on the exchange today 1:30 eastern it is a first on cnbc interview. couldn't think of a better time to hear his voice in this market time for sure. let's get the head

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the bill chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them getting free coffee? is absolutely fine or to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer pour into billions and we put it into the billy chip. we created a legacy. we've in a way, a more to lies the key values that billy had as a human being. his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he would be proud of his scheme named after him. ah ah, 30 years after the soviet union collapsed. they were born in the middle of unrest. young people that now live in independent countries. what remains of the soviet ideology and how do they live with its legacy? to dream, hope and reality of the breakout generation. reporter to day on d. w. people in trucks injured one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turn

bristol defendant solidarity. bristol defendant solidarity. bristol history.ney. all the donators through the cloud funder. all of our family and friends who have been on this journey with us as well. everyone on the day, this 10,000 people marched through the streets of bristol in the name of equality. exactly. all of the statue climbers, the rollers the extra hours, all of these people. you are incredible and these people. you are incredible and the international top leaders who went and took their agency and did something in their hometown and change the landscape of their place because that's one thing that's been a real big lesson which is tojust take agency in my own life and the fact that we all have the ability to see how our space is decorated in who we venerated we celebrate and one thing that we know now is that colston does not represent bristol. big thanks to banksy! with violent unrest continuing across kazakhstan — it's just been announced that a nationwide state of emergency has been declared. there are reports that protesters have seized contr

and bristol says he sent her to talk to homeless people like laura . i think you need a bit of courage in a bit of humanity because it's just like having a chat with anybody. arrows, and i think that fair and worry of approaching people is what stops that love in that transaction. and i'm harmony for megan and her father, john, it's the way of channeling their love for billy to others who needed. he was only 20 when he was killed in a motorcycle accident. but he was already concerned about those with no were to call home. really said, why don't they just him been a taken that you could buy on ben exchange for food and drink. and i think he saw that that would reduce the barriers because people would know it was a safe, secure thing to do. and then people would also, you know, communicate more with homeless people. after billy died, john and megan decided to go ahead with a project creating tokens which can be exchanged and cafes for food and drink for the homeless. the church with q r code on a window sticker is while dozens of outlets in and around br

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the billy chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them getting free coffee? is absolutely fine or to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer poorer into billions, and we put it into the belly chip. we created a legacy, we've in a way, a more to lies the key values that billy had as a human being. his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he would be proud of this scheme named after him. ah. do you like it? do you want it? okay, then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal and let's ride with red. next on d, w, a donkey with a special side, a unique, artistic talent, a raven with a special gift. amazing animal, a collection of extraordinary stories. your romance? 30 minutes on d, w. o . what people have to say matters to us. m. that's why we listen to their stories reporter

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the billy chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them getting free coffee? is absolutely fine or to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer poorer into billy, and so we put it into the belly chip. we created a legacy. we've in a way, a more to lies key values that billy had as a human being. his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he will be proud of his scheme named after him. ah, the 77 percent is back in the gambia. the pandemic has hit this country hard. many young before lost their livelihood. edith came on, he turns the mike on young ambien. what am i going to do to an 11? am i going to be standing in the 3rd, megan, or am i going into plastic to show? how do we provide issues and crises like this week? the 77 percent with d. w. now, with sounds like these can ta

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the billy chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them? getting free coffee is absolutely vital to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer pour into billy and said we put it into the bill chip. we created a legacy. we've in a way, immortalized the key values that billy had as a human being his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he would be proud of his scheme named after him. ah ah, a persona just pure energy and emotion. he has his finger on the world called me to the artist, choreographer stone. i'm the chef in the kitchen on 21 on d. w. welcome to the dark side where everyone has their own true. when you have that sort of inability to agree on basic docs, i think that you face a future with a country that is very, a struggle for truth in 45 minutes on d w. happiness

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the billy chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them? getting free coffee is absolutely vital to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer pour into billions, and we put it into the bill chip. we created a legacy, we've in a way, a more to lies the key values that billy had as a human being. his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he would be proud of this scheme named after him. ah, a lynx is back. ah, but does it have a future? a new generation is bringing up in germany as well as strong opposition against a creditor, is a threatening other animal with the controversy over re introducing the links in europe. next on d, w ah, internet knows all it's creators for everything and we digitize everything. the hot commodity in this global experiment, our data smart devices a

bristol picked up a losing bonus point. 0be — but the greatest honour went to british cycling's golden couple, who are now sirjason and dame laura kenny. with the highlights from a long list, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. after a glittering 2021, britain's sports stars are once again taking the honours, led by the ultimate golden couple. jason kenny takes the title! at the tokyo games, jason kenny powered to a record seventh 0lympic title while laura kenny raced to her fifth. now the husband and wife receive a knighthood and damehood to cap an extraordinary year. 78 0lympians and paralympians have been honoured including tom daley. oh, yes, it's brilliant! he receives an 0be for his dramatic diving gold but also for services to lgbtq+ rights. being an 0be it feels like a responsibility to make the whole commonwealth a better place for lgbt people, for women, for people of colour, to make it a more inclusive and accepting environment where everybody can be anything they want, no matter where they come from. the

bristol picked up a losing bonus point. out 0spreys in a thrilling derby. despite the absence of fans in wales there were seven tries. johnny mcnicholl secured the 22—19 win for the hosts with his second try with just two minutes left. in the day's only other match connacht beat munster. emma raducanu was among the sports stars who received a new year's honour — she's now an mbe, with tom daley becoming an 0be — but the greatest honour went to british cycling's golden couple, who are now sirjason and dame laura kenny. with the highlights from a long list, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. after a glittering 2021, britain's sports stars are once again taking the honours, led by the ultimate golden couple. jason kenny takes the title! at the tokyo games, jason kenny powered to a record seventh 0lympic title while laura kenny raced to her fifth. now the husband and wife receive a knighthood and damehood to cap an extraordinary year. 78 0lympians and paralympians have been honoured including tom daley. oh, yes, it's b

in the summer of 2020, the statue was then dragged through the streets and thrown into bristol harbor. the verdicts caused a rift in the case. i'm calling it a try of over historical racism and others saying that it could set a dangerous precedent. the colston fall stand against racism and drew attention to the crimes of the slave trade they should be cheered. i am pleased to read that the crown prosecution service and attorney general are reviewing the case of the colston for, for an appeal to be made to prevent a dangerous legal precedent for the future. android colton was responsible for violently transporting $84000.00 africans to the caribbean, protest lee, a statue with put out on him in bristol. but in court though to talk it were rightly can we undermine the rule of law which depends our democracy. if we accept vandalism, and criminal damage or acceptable forms of political protest they on, regardless of the intentions. while discussing here on i would say under pharma, was joined by former breakfast party, m, p, and solicitor, under cur, and british barrister, peter herbert.

he is the founder and president of brownstone institute in bristol. we have 20 rar. she's the deputy leader of the workers party of britain in author of the drive, a to war against russia and china. and here in moscow were joined by tony ewing. he is managing director, conquer risk capital, as well as advisory board member of our c investments. write cross set rules and effect, that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate the 1st thing i want to ask all of you and i want to else. i'll start with jeffrey in austin. what is the state of the economy as the pandemic is fading, of course, in different parts of the world. it's, there's different status for the pandemic. but as we it it, as it ebs here, where we stand here because the prognosis was the economy should roar once it was unlocked from the lock downs. now there's different opinions of where we're going, jeffrey. you 1st. it's not a lock on the lock downs and, and we're suffering as a result. broken supply, chance old world port clogged and the rest empty shelves, shortages high inflation

go ahead and, and brussel in bristol, o. m o, listen to john, are talking about their defeat for imperialism. afghanistan, and is absolutely right. it's a world historic moment, and we have been watching for 20 or more years. the m and untrammelled aggression of the imperial estates in the u. s. are leading the charge and their desire to take back control of all the places in the world that had in some way resisted them. their domination and their total exploitation. and subjugation. and the defeat in afghanistan is, is huge. you know, 20 years of money material and resources failed to subdue the afghan people. and it's interesting that he talked about, you know, china colluding with the u. s. because really, we're seeing the exact opposite, the primary targets of their iowa and the, and the aggression. oddly, usa, in the imperialist, are russia and china precisely because they don't submit. they stand up for themselves and for their people and for their own independence and for their own right to sovereignty and, and to, an

and one thing that we know now is that colston does not represent bristol.ing it wasjune 7, 2020, during a black lives matter protest, the statue of slave trader edward colston tied up and toppled. crowd shouts the 125—year—old bronze was sprayed with graffiti and rolled into the water of the harbour nearby. cheering this has been a case like no other in terms of that complete polarisation of public opinion. edward colston made his fortune in the transatlantic slave trade. across the city, buildings, pubs, streets and schools carried his name. the protest made headlines worldwide. many venues began dropping the colston name. conversations began about statues and monuments elsewhere. it's not about the statue, it's really about the story that we tell of ourselves, the heroes that we lionise and those that we now wish to perhaps move away from. three cheers for the coulston four! the defence said the toppling of the statue was justified because of edward colston�*s past. andrew plant, bbc news, in bristol. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, susta

over the toppling of a historic statue in bristol, with the attorney general saying she's considering referring the case to the court of appeal for involved in tearing down the statue of 18th century and tea and slave trader. edward colston were acquitted on the old charges, non spark backlash from some conservative party in peace, who called the verdict perverse the mayor of bristol, there was played down the actions of the so called colston for the fate of those for individuals has very little bearing on the real job i've got of support in the cities prosperity and making sure that we're much more inclusive and equal. i'm not arguing for the presence of the statute, but i am saying in a world of finite resources and time, you have to prioritize what you do to tackle races on the for admitted to toppling the statue, but denied that they've caused any criminal damage despite their actions, they believe it shouldn't encourage others to smash up things willy nilly that the defendants proclaimed their victory outside court. at the end of last week, we didn't change history, we read to pi

go ahead in bristol. thanks peter. you know, well, your last guess was talking. i just wrote down the word class in big letters. i folks are out there and you know, you were saying there's no push back, you know, and you're right, there is no push. these people can get away with it endlessly. because the ruling class for the last 40 years has been waging war on the working class. and they've been winning. and particularly in the us and britain where the, the ruling class in periods have been particularly strong. and on the offensive though, they've been, the working class has been in a period of war, aykl, defeat and retreat. and i think we're coming to the bottom of that now things are starting to turn around again. and you know, the crisis and the situation at workers find themselves in is changing that. but for their to be pushed back, i'm gonna say something which isn't going to be popular with the rest of, of your a panel, i'm sure. but the working class needs to be organized. we knew we were in the working class organization. the loss of trust, i think is a

andrew plant, bbc news, in bristol.th sides evenly poised after england's bowlers made some initial headway. stuart broad on his recall took the wicket of david warner, leaving australia at the close of day one on 126 for 3. england trail in the five test series 3—0. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. wind and rain will actually dominate the weather for many on thursday — that's after what will be a sunny but very frosty start. even the towns and city centres will see temperatures below freezing as the thursday morning commute gets under way. but it's into the countryside that we will see temperatures in the minus double digits for 1—2. temperatures lift late into the night and into the morning in northern ireland — that's because here will be the first place to see the wind and rain spread in through the thursday morning rush hour, preceded by a little bit of sleet. strong—to—gale—force winds battering these western areas with some rough seas. strong winds accompa

the statue itself was offensive, it causes distress to many people in bristol. ,, which meant that the statue was touled. ~ ., ., ~' which meant that the statue was touled.l ., ., ~ ., toppled. what do you think about the olices role toppled. what do you think about the polices role in — toppled. what do you think about the polices role in this _ toppled. what do you think about the polices role in this in _ toppled. what do you think about the polices role in this in their— polices role in this in their decision to press charges? they say they didn't have any choice. where they didn't have any choice. where the right to go ahead with these charges? well, prosecution always have a choice in deciding whether or not to charge someone with a criminal offense.— not to charge someone with a criminal offense. , ., ., , criminal offense. they have to base that on whether _ criminal offense. they have to base that on whether there _ criminal offense. they have to base that on whether there is _ criminal offense. they have to base that on whether there is sufficient l th

at quarry house care home in bristol they are going through - in bristol they are going through detailsimited visiting is a welcome change but it means having extra tests and ppe in place.— change but it means having extra tests and ppe in place. should make a lot of people _ tests and ppe in place. should make a lot of people happy. _ tests and ppe in place. should make a lot of people happy, fantastic. - a lot of people happy, fantastic. dorothy cook is one of the few family members who has been able to visit her sister regularly in recent weeks, so she can't wait for restrictions to be eased. it weeks, so she can't wait for restrictions to be eased. it will make things — restrictions to be eased. it will make things a _ restrictions to be eased. it will make things a lot _ restrictions to be eased. it will make things a lot easier, - make things a lot easier, absolutely. she hasn't seen her nephews and nieces for a while. so that will be really good, so we can all come and take it in turns. the new guidance _ all come and take it in turns. the new guidance means from monday in care h

of course we have the bristol nearing completion. it is expected to receive its temporary certificate of occupancy this month and our first new residents moving to the island and on the san may building capping occupancy by the end of the year. two significant milestones. but the big explosion this year will be in new vertical starts. we have two projects starting on the island this year and six projects scheduled to start on treasure island, including the mercy catholic charities building which we're expecting to close financing in the second quarter of this year. just some highlights of those parcels and sites. on 4y, these are flats and townhomes that will be constructed and these individual townhomes along signal road on parcel 3y. the mercy catholic charities building is 138 units which will include a significant number of transition opportunities for residents of the village as well as a number of affordable units that income-qualifying residents of the village will have a priority for. parcel b1 is the parcel immediately behin

of course we have the bristol nearing completion. it is expected to receive its temporary certificate of occupancy this month and our first new residents moving to the island and on the san may building capping occupancy by the end of the year. two significant milestones. but the big explosion this year will be in new vertical starts. we have two projects starting on the island this year and six projects scheduled to start on treasure island, including the mercy catholic charities building which we're expecting to close financing in the second quarter of this year. just some highlights of those parcels and sites. on 4y, these are flats and townhomes that will be constructed and these individual townhomes along signal road on parcel 3y. the mercy catholic charities building is 138 units which will include a significant number of transition opportunities for residents of the village as well as a number of affordable units that income-qualifying residents of the village will have a priority for. parcel b1 is the parcel immediately behin

a jury in the english city of bristol has cleared for people of criminal charges for pulling down a statue during black lives matter projects. back in 2020, they were charged after they helped to topple a monument to the 17th century. slave trader, now before always maintained their innocence, sang the monument itself represented a hint, cry oh, wearing t shirts designed by crystal graffiti artist. thanks the in support of that cause. they walled free, vindicated and cheered by a crowd of horses. the full protestors were accused with others unknown, of putting the statue of slave trade. edward colston to the ground and helping to throw it into bristol's hava. the protests took place during the weight of black lives matter demonstrations around the world, following the death of george floyd at the hands of u. s. police. in 2020. they described that motivation coming from anti racist conviction and frustration that previous attempts to persuade the counsel to remove the statue had failed. outside the court, they said that act was a part of history, but didn't change it. we didn't change hist

confirmation of the results of the early matches with wins for coventry over derby and fulham at bristolampionship games. here are the matches that kicked off at 3pm. a remarkable match at oakwell wher championship side needed extra time to overcome league two barrow. it finshed 5—4. no problems for leicester in all premier league clash with watford. premier league sides brentford and brighton also through. and a good win for league one wigan at home to blackburn. england will need to bat out the final day in the fourth ashes test in sydney if they're to avoid slipping to a fourth straight defeat in the series. jonny bairstow could only add ten more runs to his impressive total before australian batsmen usman khawaja hit another century, helping to set england an unlikely target of 388 for victory. patrick gearey reports. once ashes series are lost, the remaining tests are those of character. yesterday, jonny bairstow fought back. 0h, he's edged it. this morning he was caught behind. 113 runs scored, he had earned this exit. england were all out, trailing by 122, so now their troubled hu

just a year turned go ahead in bristol. i think it's really important to notice that i'm right at the beginning of the pandemic when the look downs were brought in. there was actually a financial crash, a financial crisis, a crisis in the system that was covered over by the look down. and when we had a big bailout, it wasn't a coven bailout. it was another big business bailout like we saw in 2008, but it was covered over because of course, the anger that would have arisen on the streets if people had realized were bailing out big business again. because as another financial crisis would have been really extreme, and that crisis has not been recovered from it. fundamentally caused by the fact that the mass of the working class have not the money to put demand into the economy. they can't buy the goods that they themselves have been producing. and that hasn't changed. we've come out of the pandemic and the pandemic will exposed the huge inequality in the system. led to a huge amount of anger amongst people as they saw how une

confirmation of the results of the early matches, with wins for coventry over derby and fulham at bristolthe matches that kicked off at 3pm. a remarkable match at 0akwell, where the championship side needed extra time to overcome league two barrow. it finshed 5—4. no problems for leicester in all, premier league clash with watford. premier league sides brentford and brighton also through. and a good win for league one wigan at home to blackburn. and the third round action keeps on coming. premier league everton are currently away up at championship side hull city. and everton got off to a bad start when tyler smith put hull in front — callum hudson 0doi equalaised, and andre goes put everton in front that match is live now on bbc one. it's also live on the bbc sport website and app, as are the games the games at chelsea, swansea and yeovil. chelsea 4—0 up against non—league chesterfield. england will need to bat out the final day in the fourth ashes test in sydney, if they're to avoid slipping to a fourth straight defeat in the series. jonny bairstow could only add ten more runs to his im

me now from bristol.e live circuit, being a comedian and realising that we have a special place that we can have horrible things happen in our lives and then we can write about them and perform them and it makes us feel better. i realised, wouldn't it be great if everyone had that opportunity to process their trauma, learn how to do it in a comedic way and put it on stage? find learn how to do it in a comedic way and put it on stage?— and put it on stage? and has it worked, and put it on stage? and has it worked. has — and put it on stage? and has it worked, has the _ and put it on stage? and has it worked, has the scheme - and put it on stage? and has it. worked, has the scheme started and put it on stage? and has it - worked, has the scheme started yet? it starting next week, i have my first course working with people who have been referred by social prescribers who are people who, a doctor can give you medication but a social prescribers can give you arts —based therapy, gym memberships, things that you

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that, combined with the bristol programme, is the _ combined with the bristol programme, is the key—as a country that we will avoid the need for further measures. will avoid the need for further measures— will avoid the need for further measures. ., ., measures. some caution from the cabinet office _ measures. some caution from the cabinet office minister _ measures. some caution from the cabinet office minister stephen i cabinet office minister stephen barclay. the health minister this morning said that he is cautiously confident that the nhs has enough to manage with the increased strain it is likely to see from omicron cases. there will be a review on wednesday of the restrictions in place at the moment. you heard from stephen barclay, at the moment it feels unlikely the ministers will bring in more rules in england. thtnd unlikely the ministers will bring in more rules in england.— more rules in england. and this warnin: more rules in england. and this warning that — more rules in england. and this warning that the _ more rules in england. and this warning that the government i m

and, because they can make all the difference to people living on the streets of the city of bristoland, giving them a hot drink or something decent to eat. the sche behind the chips was the idea of megan abernethy-hope, who wanted to do something to support the spiraling number of homeless people in her hometown while, at the same time, paying tribute to someone very dear to her. reporter: one thing megan abernethy-hope learned from her brother billy wato not just walk by pele in nee that's why she regularly sets off to bristol city cent to ha out billyhips to ople, ke laura. the chips can be used to pays ofor food or beverages. megan: a hot drink, try and keep warm. reporter: ii thk you ne a bit oan op: courage and a bit of humanity. because s just le havi a chatith anybodelse. and i ink that fr and worr of appaching peoplis what stops thatove and that transaion and th emwerment. rorter: for megan and her father jon, it's also a way for them to pass on the lovehey had fo billy,ho died the years ag in a motcycle accint. he was only 20 years old, and had just completed his training t

people being cleared of criminal damage after toppling the statue of slave trader, edward colston, in bristole guardian leads with this, too. the campaigners hailed thejury�*s decision in a news conference earlier today. the yorkshire post splashes with warnings of an nhs staffing crisis as it reports nearly six million patients are waiting to be treated. the mirror describes it as a "perfect storm" as it reports 2a trusts declare major incidents across the uk. "a boost for holidays" — the times reports as pre—departure tests, which previously you'd be required to take two days before you travel home, are scrapped for arrivals into england. let's begin, penny, why don't you open the serving, if you like, since were talking about tennis? this is a sensational story, because novak djokovic thought you had a medical exemption, he thought he could go and play in the australian open, maybe get his 21st grand slam — but instead, the door is being slammed on him and he's being deported? he: arrived at 11:15pm local time from dubai on a scheduled plane, and at 8am got told he's not going any further,

bristol picked up a losing bonus point. there was a confidence boosting win for sale. ben curry with the bonus point winning 4th try. jonny mcnicholl scored a dramatic late try as scarlets came from behind to beat 0spreys 22—19 in the united rugby championship. elsewhere connacht beat munster 10—8. dan evans has got great britain off to a winning start against germany in the atp cup in sydney. cameron norrie is currently taking on alexander zverev and is a set down having lost the first on a tie break. earlier evans swept past jan—lennard struff in straight sets. there's also a doubles match later with joe salisbury and jamie murray in action. canada and the usa are also in britain's group. only the group winners qualify for the semi—finals next friday and saturday. a good win for great britain, for dan evans making a winning start. the ashes resumes on tuesday evening uk time and it's been confirmed that england's head coach chris silverwood has tested positive for covid—i9. silverwood has been isolating in melbourne since 30 december following a positive test from on

he is the founder and president of brownstone institute in bristol, we have shante bar, she's the deputy leader of the workers party of britain in author of the drive to war against russia and china. and here in moscow were joined by tony ewing. he is managing director of conquer risk capital as well as advisory board member of our c investments. right cross sack rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate the 1st thing i want to ask all of you and i want to else. i'll start with jeffrey and in austin. what is the state of the economy as the pandemic is fading, of course, in a different parts of the world. it's there is different status of the pandemic, but as we it it, as it ebs here, where we standing or because the prognosis was the economy should roar once it was unlocked from the lock downs. now there's different opinions of where we're going. jeffrey, you 1st, it's not a lock on the lock downs and, and we're suffering has result broken supply chance old world reports clogged and empty shelves, shortages high inflation and you know, an agg