narrator: the article claims clare bronfman has loaned the group $2 million, which she denies.dest of all. "i think it's a cult." ♪♪ ucci: keith blamed their father for turning it into a negative article, and it became a bone of contention with them and their dad. narrator: raniere tells forbes that nxivm is nothing like a cult. but the damage is done. and joe o'hara is finding the problems may go deeper. o'hara: there's a tremendous amount of money going through this corporation, and they are doing some things that are pretty dodgy. narrator: like the fact that nxivm is made up of dozens of corporations -- apparently part of a dubious tax strategy. i think by 2004, i had uncovered 40-something companies, and i was being asked to set up more of them. narrator: raniere may have no wealth to his own name, but clare bronfman owns an island in the south pacific at vanguard's disposal... accessible by private jet. o'hara: he already had all the money in the world. he had an island in fiji. he had a lot of women around. when is it enough? i was invited on a walk with him early on. na

who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. at city office he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. he had a lot of contacts yes a lot. we managed to get our hands on a recording to play i'm sure i've done pharaoh. it's one of a meeting that took place 3 days before the contract was awarded. to the lobbyist club where warns they'll need to pay off the e.u. decision makers to seal the deal. people i'm going to pass you should know these people have the power to stop the deal at any time they've taken rich so i have to give them some kind of reward long i don't know what will happen next to it would be a shame to deprive us of these people suppose. that you don't want more comfortably there clearly asking if you can hear that we must thank these people in brussels who have the power to reject our proposal if they're not paid for these contracts be so sick of the reward for giving rob heed the contract 4000000 euros some of it seems illegal to me when peop

who allegedly acted as an intermediary we contacted surreal clare who sent us this written reply i can confirm that all of your evidence is fake and unsubstantiated. the investigation is ongoing in france a series of checks were carried out at rob heeds offices where remains active within the company. meanwhile for somalia nothing has changed the consequences of years of civil war terrorism and corruption bring little hope of peace to the 12000000 somalians suffering every day. and. to cause. a dark day for the teams at the bottom of the league last place to shut that loses sacks it's coach and plans for the 2nd division. but the competition is also struggling for relegation contenders for a defeat causing hardly any threat to the opposing teams goal kicker. 13 spondee w. . skate from hong kong they couldn't be more different yet these 4 activists have one thing in common. they become enemies of the state in china and they currently live in exile in london. from there they continue their fight against political repression in their homeland. close off. 90 minutes on d w. they were force

clare adamson, thank ou, from as possible. clare adamson, thank you. from the _ as possible. started to return to school today. they will then resume remote learning on 22nd march to enable the return of years 12 to 14, until the start of the easter holidays. let's speak to our ireland correspondent, chris page. chris, a rather different approach in northern ireland to what we have seenin in northern ireland to what we have seen in england with the return of all pupils to schools in england. that's right, the staggered start that we have had here beginning today with, as you say, then, pupils in the first three years of primary school, plus there was a bit younger in the preschool year going back, well, the northern ireland executive, the devolved government here, said that's because they want to take a cautious approach, make sure that this lockdown is the last, and therefore, they have acted on their public health advice, and in their public health advice, and in the case of northern ireland that has been that people shouldn't all come back at once, instead they should come

clare balding looks at what it means to be a gay woman in sport.i there, my name is clare balding, i'm a television and radio broadcaster, mainly in sport for the bbc and for other channels as well. it's really interesting looking at lgbt rights and indeed attitudes to lgbt people through the lens of sport. i will particularly focus on women's sport, because since the early 20th century with the record goal—scorer and iconic footballer lily par to the 21st century boxer nicola adams and superstar megan rapinoe, women's sport has been a place where it is important to be yourself. billiejean king and martina navratilova have both been vocal advocates for equal rights and for the lgbt community to be respected and valued. visibility is a really important thing. for as long as people stay hidden from view or deny who they are and who they love, there will be a stigma or shame, and that shame passes on from generation to generation. on the flip side of coin, if you can be happily visible, if you can be proud, if you can be comfortable and confident, if

who allegedly acted as an intermediary we contacted the real clare who sent us this written reply i can confirm that all of your evidence is fake and unsubstantiated. the investigation is ongoing in france a series of checks were carried out at rupp heeds offices remains active within the company meanwhile for somalia nothing has changed the consequences of years of civil war terrorism and corruption bring little hope of peace to the 12000000 somalians suffering every day. a traveling pack. immersed yourself in complete tranquility. water and the seat model. entails. how it can move. while. delicious the romantics. 30 minutes w. . were all set to go. just as a ship. as we take on the. call about the stories that matter. to me on the. moment. you fired me. and you hear me now oh yes we don't need you and i last years gents hans i want to bring you i'm going to manaus and you've never tired to have surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves them what all some people who follows her along the way how maurice and critics might join us from eccles last august. i

who allegedly acted as an intermediary we contacted surreal clare who sent us this written reply i can confirm that all of your evidence is fake and unsubstantiated. the investigation is ongoing in france a series of checks were carried out at rupp heeds offices remains active within the company meanwhile for somalia nothing has changed the consequences of years of civil war terrorism and corruption bring little hope of peace to the 12000000 somalians suffering every day. bijan trend is clear. cut down in the economy. companies are meeting in revenue from technology. and the trend is on the rise. but how harmless will things be done for consumers and the entire. me in just. the 90 minutes on d w. the power of foreigners. where i come from i never saw the sun where lifting. heavy going up in brazil in the sun was always the man since the portuguese word for sun is masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to continue on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because in germany the son for his family can. see me now with the side of a good listener sirees upon a t

newcastle improved after the break — but not enough to affect the result — charlie clare going over foreir bid for a possible champions cup place despite beating edinburgh 24—17 in their final proili game. they needed a 45—point winning margin in order to qualify. hull fc and their new boss brett hodgson got off to a winning start, with a 22—3 victory over huddersfield in super leaguetries from jake connor and josh griffen put hull in charge before a debut day try from josh reynolds sealed the win. castleford closed the opening weekend of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington. three debutants on the scoresheet for castleford, including two tries forjordan turner. it's looking like it's going to be an all—american final in golf�*s wgc matchplay event in texas. billy horschel is 2—up against the final european golfer in the championship, victor perez, after 15 holes. the match between scottie scheffler and matt kuchar is all square after 14 holes. and on the lpga event in california — england's mel reid heads into the final round of the kia classic in a tie for second. she'll start he

. >> reporter: clare wenham from the london school of economics says data privacy is another concern.is it going to be something that's digital, that attracts you? and that obviously opens a whole different range of conversations about, you know, security of your data, for example. >> reporter: so governments shouldn't rush it? >> governments shouldn't rush it. i think it's a pandora's box. and i not it's a slippery slope into having life being govern ed by your health status. >> reporter: but as governments debate certificates, businesses are pushing ahead. some cruises and airlines, for instance, say they'll require proof of inoculation to board. so while these passes are raising tricky ethical questions, you may need one to travel as early as this year. the w.h.o. tells cbs news it opposes requiring vaccines for travel as long as the global supply is limited and their ability to stop the spread of the virus is not yet clear. the virus is not yet clear. >> roxan ♪ ♪ ♪hey, hey, how you doing, baby?♪ ♪you look mighty fine.♪ ♪i figured i might come your way,♪ ♪and roll up on you with t

newcastle improved after the break, but not enough to affect the result — charlie clare going over forfailed in their bid for a possible champions cup place despite beating edinburgh 24—17 in their final proili game. they needed a 45—point winning margin in order to qualify. hull fc and their new boss brett hodgson got off to a winning start, with a 22—3 victory over huddersfield in super league. tries from jake connor and josh griffen put hull in charge before a debut day try from josh reynolds sealed the win. castleford closed the opening weekend of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington. three debutants on the scoresheet for castleford, including two tries forjordan turner. this year's wgc match play final will be an all—american affair — as billy horshel prepares to take on scottie scheffler later this evening. horschel reached the final for the first time in his career — after beating frenchman victor perez 3&2. schleffer is also through to the final for the first time — his match against matt kuchar went the distance — schleffer finishing iup schleffer finishing i up after 18

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who worked with clare tells us he suspects a lot of corruption went on. city office he was the company's consultant he gained a lot of experience in brussels and knew exactly how it worked over there. he had a lot of contacts yes a lot. we managed to get our hands on a recording to play i'm sure i've done faro it's one of a meeting that took place 3 days before the contract was awarded. to lobbyist claire warns they'll need to pay off the e.u. decision makers to seal the deal. there are people i'm going to pass you should know these people have the power to stop the deal at any time they've taken risks so i have to give them some kind of reward i don't know what will happen next to it would be ashamed. deprive us these people support open doors. back you don't want to get more comfortable tell me they're clearly asking if you can hear that we must thank these people in brussels who have the power to reject our proposal if they're not paid for these contracts be so sick of the reward for giving repeated the contract $4000000.00 euros so it seems illegal to

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. >> reporter: in an effort expected to launch within the next week, the santa clara clare county fire says the department and other ems agencies will use their own equipment to get dozes out for in-home vaccine delivery and in true the mobile teams will be taking direction from the county public health department. >> it takes effort for public health to identify those groups and individuals and get a list in place and get us out there. >> reporter: in another approach announced monday, san jose is mayor leaders pointed to $200,000 in funding for a new and separate mobile vaccine unit. money was raised by silicon valley companies and organizations. this unit would similarly serve housebound elderly, disabled, and other residents in underserved areas. >> we have a lot of people to vaccinate and while we are moving quickly in our county, we can't miss anybody who wants to be vaccinated. mobile units like this are going to allow us to make sure that everybody in our community gets across the finish line. >> reporter: in both efforts, vaccine distribution is completely dependent on supply.

clare so both sides agreed on so spending these tariffs on a 16 year old dispute over subsidies for european plane maker airbus and the american equivalent boeing and those tariffs were not only on plane parts but all soul later on why and from germany from france the european union then responded with tit for tat sanctions so removing those tariffs now of course is good for the economy of course that is suffering from the global pandemic on both sides of the atlantic so consumers can also expect the price of your german bottle of wine here in the united states to drop of course but it's also a symbolic move it's only 4 months along that this will last as you mention and china needs to be addressed for a long term solution that's what both sides say than the joint statement earlier today and still there are many other tear of so from the trauma that continue to be in place overall though this does sound like a positive sign for economic cooperation between the e.u. and the u.s. how significant of a departure is it really from former president donald trump's america 1st policy. certainly a st

. >> reporter: in an effort expected to launch within the next week, the santa clara clare county fires the department and other ems agencies will use their own equipment to get dozes out for in-home vaccine delivery and in true the mobile teams will be taking direction from the county public health department. >> it takes effort for public health to identify those groups and individuals and get a list in place and get us out there. >> reporter: in another approach announced monday, san jose is mayor leaders pointed to $200,000 in funding for a new and separate mobile vaccine unit. money was raised by silicon valley companies and organizations. this unit would similarly serve housebound elderly, disabled, and other residents in underserved areas. >> we have a lot of people to vaccinate and while we are moving quickly in our county, we can't miss anybody who wants to be vaccinated. mobile units like this are going to allow us to make sure that everybody in our community gets across the finish line. >> reporter: in both efforts, vaccine distribution is completely dependent on supply. >>>

if you look at the flow of coining towns of purchase out into action changes it becomes evidently clare that more family offices and institutions are mine because their role is very very different they come in a last number and there's a consistency of it and there's no selling of those particular flows or all on those orders so i think the path of least resistance is certainly skewed to the upside on a time 100000 or so very much a number which you will say that ok well one seems to look like today but i think 100000 is a very realistic number for illicit this year. chief market analyst with every trade and boom bust co-host ben swan thank you both for your expert analysis. thank you. and finally a space x. starship prototype exploded just minutes after landing following a high altitude test wednesday evening of the s. and 10 rocket which had no passengers on board reached 10 kilometers of altitude before returning to earth and successfully landing prior to the explosion the last 2 starship prototypes s n 8 and s. and 9 also explode on impact as they were unable to slow down enough at

interesting idea that citibank and it certainly as well as far back climb the fact that the international clare's now such as master card and micro strategy have now the embrace i mean this could be the start of the massive transformation into the mainstream so big crime which started out as a pure pure play.

clare this is al-jazeera these are the headlines officials a northwest nigeria say 30 students remain unaccounted for after an identified gunman stormed a college overnight and took dozens of people hostage the army says 180 students were rescued in the early hours of friday abductions for ransom are becoming more frequent in that area just last month 279 people were abducted in zamfara state fidelis in bar has this update from a pitcher. government. investigating to find out in circumstances the alleged to be abduction of. witnesses that will be going to. school the only 2 with them you know students. which is actually were in signal last. just. days ago and there would be a release now. president joe biden says the u.s. vaccination campaign is on target and as ordered states to ensure all adults are eligible by may fast by morons that the fight against crime in 1000 though is still far from over and urged americans to remain vigilant when i came into office you may recall i should a goal of many you said was a kind of way over the top. i said i intended to get 100000000 shots in peo

the result clare beach is one of the 15 slave cemeteries that have been excavated. 15 among the 1000 that exist in the caribbean. 89 skeletons have been exiled by french archaeological research experts judging by the state of the bones they concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of 30 by the time of their death the toll from working on the plantations had so deformed their bodies that they seemed more like 75 year olds. these people were human guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented trade war the sugar war. 74 percent of all slaves carried off. would cut off because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but sure of. sugar proved more addictive than pepper or cinnamon from the 17th century onward europeans craved this rare and expensive commodity in london and stood and paris sugar fever was rampant prompting a new generation of adventures to go to any extremes to get it ship owners and fitters merchants and pirates all knew that to produce sugar you needed a lot of slaves. john hawkins was o

they tell stories about margaret chase smith, clare boothe loose, shirley chisholm and wendy boggs. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span3, created by america's cable television companies. and today were brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >> since 2011, architect and historic preservationist joe b. hill has been visiting and compiling a database of former slave dwellings in the united states. her inter disciplinary work includes architectural documentation, photography, interpretation and preservation of slave history. up next, on american artifacts, we travel to southern virginia near the north carolina border to visit the former brandon plantation with joe b. hill and learn about her saving slave houses project. she's joined by several archeologists and preservationists and a team from tremble incorporated who came along to docume

as boris did his speech at eight o'clock that evening, clare's waters broke.s capture that last hug. it was angela's aunt and uncle, their 60th wedding anniversary. out their 60th wedding anniversary. at their 60th wedding anniversary. at the time you do not realise the importance of family occasions, because — importance of family occasions, because it — importance of family occasions, because it wasjust importance of family occasions, because it was just the norm, importance of family occasions, because it wasjust the norm, it importance of family occasions, because it was just the norm, it was taken _ because it was just the norm, it was taken for— because it was just the norm, it was taken for granted. gne because it was just the norm, it was taken for granted.— because it was just the norm, it was taken for granted. one week later as boris johnson _ taken for granted. one week later as boris johnson locks _ taken for granted. one week later as boris johnson locks down _ taken for granted. one week later as boris johnson locks down the - borisjohnson locks

the result clare beach is one of 15 slave cemeteries that have been excavated 15 among the 1000 that exist in the caribbean. 89 skeletons have been exiled by french archaeological research experts judging by the state of the bones they concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of 30 by the time of their death the toll from working on the plantations had so deformed their bodies that they seemed more like 75 year olds. these people were human guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented trade war the sugar war. 74 percent of all slaves carried off. were cut off because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but sure of. sugar proved more addictive than pepper or cinnamon from the 17th century onward europeans craved this rare and expensive commodity in london amsterdam and paris sugar fever was rampant prompting a new generation of adventurers to go to any extremes to get it ship owners and fitters merchants and pirates all knew that to produce sugar you needed a lot of slaves. john hawkins was one of

it is clare to the american people, 50 years into the inequality area, black, white and brown, that the formula is not working. >> right. >> and broadly shared economic pain means people want more from their government. the drained pool is no longer working for anybody. >> people should read your book, which is excellent on this. the degree to which, mckay, you said this, the degree to which republicans are wrong-footed on central questions of the political economy is fascinating to me. marco rubio speaks up not to attack the deficit but basically attack them for cutting the checks. it's not anywhere near rich in most american cities and phasing out the $1,400 checks, noncovid related pork is where senate democrats got the money. your money is is going somewhere else. but the key here is the people watching fox and people voting for marco rubio are going to get the checks and want the checks. like that's the core thing. >> that was what i found so interesting about that marco rubio tweet. also when you watch conservative tv, conservative media these past couple of weeks, the only republ

clare so both sides agreed on suspending these tariffs on a 16 year old dispute over subsidies for european plane maker airbus and the american equivalent boeing and those tariffs were not only on playing cards but also later on why and from germany from france the european union then responded with tit for tat sanctions so removing those tariffs now of course is good for the economy of course that is suffering from the global pandemic on both sides of the atlantic so consumers can also expect the price of your german bottle of wine here in the united states to drop of course but it's also a symbolic move it's only 4 months along that this will last as you mention and china needs to be addressed for a long term solution that's what both sides say in the joint statement earlier today and still there are many other terror of so from the trauma that continue to be in place overall though this does sound like a positive sign for economic cooperation between the e.u. and the u.s. how significant of a departure is it really from former president donald trump's america 1st policy. certainly a stro

drivers lineup as well as carlos science coming in to replace sebastian vettel alongside the charlotte clare the biggest tournament of the season so far tees off on thursday that's the players' championship it's known as the 5th major and it's played on the famous t.p.c. sawgrass course in florida with one of the most iconic holes that's the island part 317th they'll be one notable absence though 15 time major champion tiger woods is still recovering after a car crash last month. tiger's won the prize twice the 1st time was back in 2001 when he did this it's 20 years since he hold that incredible part of the 70 on his way to a one child victory is one of the most famous shots in the game's history but it seems like some of getting sick of watching it including current squad number one dustin johnson. obviously will tiger's par with a poil org every 5 seconds on group. you know all the gold yob so absurd it's just worried about it will be a lot of good so. and it's all square after the 1st day of racing at sailings america's cup defending champions team new zealand took me almost in the openi

well as you heard earlier a leading opposition candidate gave bryce parfait clare's is seriously ill with covidien it's been confirmed he's been flown to france for emergency medical treatment where said he was fighting death in a video message to his supporters from his hospital bed on saturday evening he also called on them to rise up and vote for change he finished in 2nd place in the 2016 election he's been particularly critical of president queso in the run up to the election. well tens of thousands of tanzanians are paying tribute to the former president john mica foully who died last wednesday massive crowds travel to sports stadium in the nation's largest city dar es salaam where michael foodies body was lying in state it will be taken to several venues across tanzania before a funeral in his home village on friday agra food it was a prominent covert skeptic and his supporters followed his example showing few signs of social distancing as well as dismissing opposition claims that he died from the virus. or the boredom of animals i want to know he did not dolly from coronaviru

i think clyburn park, if i'm not mistaken, he includes clare born park. august wilson is influenced and in conversation with more artists and just playwrights. i know all these things inform him. at some point in time he stops concerning himself with white representation and he specifically begins to seek out black representation and black art. one of the artists that he specifically looked to was romero beard in. let me show you so that -- costs i did not break it and i am really proud of that. >> i have a question about ma rainey's black bottom. >> yes? in fact ma rainey's black bottom does have to do with sexuality. for a while ma rainey had one of the other characters in the place, and the cma is an opportunist. an opportunist who has built a relationship with ma and the play into mates that it is of a sexual nature. so yes, dealing with that as a part of that. >> when i pressed again to build collage is, i had no idea that i was going to develop certain symbols for my work. like the train, serpent. the guitar. but these were all natural things -- [in

. >> reporter: clare wenham from the london school of economics says data privacy is another concern.out, you know, security of your data, for example. >> reporter: so governments shouldn't rush it? >> governments shouldn't rush it. i think it's a pandora's box. and i not it's a slippery slope into having life being govern bide your health status. >> reporter: but as governments debate certificates, businesses are pushing ahead. some cruises and airlines, for instance, say they'll require proof of inoculation to board. so while these passes are raising tricky ethical questions, you may need one the the virus is not yet clear. tony? >> all right. roxana saberi in london for us. thank you very much. >> i love this idea. >> i love it, too. not everything is a slippery slope. sometimes you're taking one step forward and that's all. >> we get tracked digitally all the time now for all sorts of things. i have no problem with this. >> i also find the honor system doesn't work here. it doesn't. and normally if you don't get a vaccine it doesn't affect me or you. it normally just affects you a

clare balding nominated the great footballer, female footballer lily parj, the only female footballer. one of my favourite ones, i think it will appeal to all women, the very first patents for a dishwasher was given to an american womanjosephine cochrane, in 1886. woman josephine cochrane, in 1886. we womanjosephine cochrane, in 1886. we can also thank you tojosephine, it is that really, whether it is women, people of colour, black people, people with disabilities, people, people with disabilities, people who defined differently, it doesn't really matter, itjust means that we have all always been here and it is just making sure that history reflects everybody�*s achievement, notjust one small group. achievement, not 'ust one small u-rou. : :, , achievement, not 'ust one small u-rou.: :, , ., group. are not 'ust the uk, you have had espense — group. are notjust the uk, you have had response from _ group. are notjust the uk, you have had response from all— group. are notjust the uk, you have had response from all over _ group. are notjust the uk, you have had response from all over the

[applause] >> thank you, clare. without any further ado, let's get down to doing the things that we came here to do, and let's cut that ribbon. >> this meeting is being held by webex pursuant to the governor's executive order and mayoral emergency proclamation suspending or modifying emergency public meetings. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. opportunities to speak or enter public comment are available by calling 415-655-0001, access code 187-595-1186, then pound, and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, you will hear an announcement on the speaker line. please note that this meeting is being recorded and will be available at sfgovtv.org. i'll go ahead and move into roll call. [roll call] >> all right. so we do have quorum, and we're going to now move into public comment. is there any public comment? >> clerk: members of

one of those is clare tomlinson lake, a support worker in yorkshire, who argued they should be paid that when she is asleep, she says. in 2017 she was told by a tribunal that she was entitled to an hourly minimum wage, which would have meant she would be paid £60 per shift instead of the 29.05 she was getting, so quite a significant difference. the following year in 2018 the court of appeal said sleepers in are characterised as available for work rather than actually working, and that was agreed with by the supreme court today. we agreed with by the supreme court toda . ~ ., , , today. we mentioned briefly in the introduction _ today. we mentioned briefly in the introduction that _ today. we mentioned briefly in the introduction that care _ today. we mentioned briefly in the introduction that care homes - today. we mentioned briefly in the introduction that care homes were | introduction that care homes were arguing that this was absolutely unaffordable to them if they had to pay these workers on this particular type of duty. i pay these workers on this particular type of duty-— type of

then it i leads on to the question from clare, and if it does look it might be more than 12 weeks betweenak to adrian dunbar, aka superintendent ted hastings, in a moment. first let's get a taste of what lies in store. armed police. it is the highest rofile armed police. it is the highest profile investigation _ armed police. it is the highest profile investigation police i armed police. it is the highest i profile investigation police force. a life _ profile investigation police force. a life cut — profile investigation police force. a life cut short. it profile investigation police force. a life cut short.— a life cut short. it will be our 'ob to detect whether i a life cut short. it will be our 'ob to detect whether police i a life cut short. it will be ourjob i to detect whether police corruption has contributed to this murder remaining unsold. | has contributed to this murder remaining unsold.— has contributed to this murder remaining unsold. i want to draw our remaining unsold. i want to draw your attention — remaining unsold. i want to draw your attention between - remaining unsold

clare pillman is chief executive natural resources wales and joins us now.» border. i think it is a gradual relaxing of the restrictions in line with government and medical advice, and i think we're really looking forward welcoming all visitors back to wales in due course, when the restrictions allow. the desperation to be outdoors _ restrictions allow. the desperation to be outdoors and _ restrictions allow. the desperation to be outdoors and be _ restrictions allow. the desperation to be outdoors and be somewhere | to be outdoors and be somewhere different, we have seen that. we site earlier last year when some beauty spots were just jam—packed. you could see ticketing offices had a field day in some locations. how do you discourage people from congregating at these sites? i think it is by encouraging _ congregating at these sites? i think it is by encouraging people - congregating at these sites? i think it is by encouraging people to i congregating at these sites? i in “ta; it is by encouraging people to think and plan before they set off. to look at our

in clare richardson from wherever in the world are watching welcome to the show europe's of drugs regulator has reiterated that the benefits of astra zeneca is krone virus vaccine outweigh any possible risks the medical body said it had not yet identified any blood clot risk factors associated with age although investigations are ongoing and it comes after countries including germany halted the use of astra zeneca as krone virus vaccine for people under the age of 60 new concerns over unusual blood clots and a small number of patients led to the suspension are going to hear soon from the head of germany's vaccination committee but 1st we have this report. more bad news for germany's troubled vaccine rollout the government says it has made a tough but necessary decision. i believe that everything into account this is the path we need to follow in order to provide confidence in astra zeneca if. you. earlier berlin's shockey to hospital decided as a precaution to halt vaccination of its staff members with astra zeneca a decision is expected in april over how to proceed with those who have alre