around darlington in the middle of the summer at night like so like the track is half way sandy is it so near the beach and the track was so hard to drive you drove up by the wall there always be a lot of yellow flags and that race i remember was 5 hours i remember one when your was 5 hours long so you know you start off and go carts going for 8 laps which takes minutes and then you know you graduate up just kind of like speed you know it's not like i all the sudden was in an indy car going 240 miles an hour i started off going you know 35 miles an hour in a go cart. you know when i when i think about golf they always talk about how you have to concentrate for 18 rounds because it can go away like that granted then you get a bogey in this car 35 in the team or if you go away for a 2nd you're into the wall and i always boggled. have you ever had a moment or would you even admit to it that you kind of go away mentally for a 2nd or that just can't happen when you're just i would admit to yeah. you know maybe get a feel for it i'm pretty transparent but you know one of the times it happen

shasta darlington has more. >> reporter: hospitals bursting at the seams.with each minute that passes, one person dies of coronavirus in brazil as new infections soar to record levels. >> the health system in brazil is on the verge of collapse. icu beds are missing, there is no national coordination to combat the pandemic. >> reporter: in an interview, the governor of sao paulo paint as grim picture. after wednesday saw more coronavirus deaths than any other day of the pandemic. he puts brazil's largest state on lockdown in what he calls phase red. it is a move the country's president is fiercely against. stop this fussing and whining, eb he said thursday, how long will you keep crying criticizing restrictions. last week he threatened to cut off emergency aid to states that r resort to lockdown measures. this is as a second wave of infections surge across brazil. which the country's health minister largely blames on a coronavirus variant first discovered in the northern brazilial city and now spread across the world. but it also comes after large gatherings

shasta darlington explains. >> reporter: the biggest cabinet shakeup since brazilian president bolsonarofice. on monday he announced six cabinet changes including a new defense minister and a new foreign minister. on tuesday his governor announce td the leaders of all three branches of the armed forces were being replaced. the reshuffling an indication of how much pressure bolsonaro is under as covid-19 continues to ravage the country. the change in the armed forces also fueling speculation about a possible breakdown between bolsonaro and the military. on tuesday brazil registered a new record number of deaths from covid-19, more than 3,700. the total death toll is over 300,000 people and the vaccine rollout has been slow and plagued by political infighting. brazilians are directing their anger and frustration at bolsonaro who downplayed the virus and lashed out at governors for lockdown measures. the cabinet shuffle allows him to shore up confidence in congress. it was also important because he replaced the foreign minister who came under fire for his an stag nist i can relationship wit

, in the northeast of england — darlington, in the northeast of england.at idea is to diversify opinion making and breaking with people in the johnson government see is an overly metropolitan mindset. the second thing _ metropolitan mindset. the second thing is _ metropolitan mindset. the second thing is free ports. eight have been announced — thing is free ports. eight have been announced. these are special economic— announced. these are special economic zones which allow for lower taxes. _ economic zones which allow for lower taxes, looser regulations, special fuhdihd — taxes, looser regulations, special funding. the idea is to encourage infrastructure and places from the east midlands to teesside. they're going _ east midlands to teesside. they're going to _ east midlands to teesside. they're going to be getting free ports. critics— going to be getting free ports. critics say they don't actually at generate — critics say they don't actually at generate new economic wealth that you shunted from one place to another~ — you shunted from one place to anothe

national infrastructure bank to fund big projects to be based in leeds, part of the treasury moving to darlingtongovernment's keen to show its commitment to tackling regional inequalities, though many people in these places have heard such promises before. for young people, jobs are key. blake applied for more than 50 with no result, but he's much more confident after training for an apprenticeship, glad of today's funding for such schemes. it's absolutely pivotal that we get trained up to become obviously the men and women of tomorrow and i think that's what it's all about. elle's been improving her skills too. on furlough from herjob in a salon, she welcomes support for those who want to own a home, extending the stamp duty holiday, help with mortgages, but her future still feels very uncertain. it's made me question it, thinking, am i going to be where i want to be in five years? you know, am i going to have some money to get a house, to move up on the world, start my life, really? there is still a long road ahead, people here just hope a fair recovery really is on the horizon. alex forsyth, b

for the chancellor, levelling up seems to mean moving some parts of the treasury to darlington, creatingts and reannouncing funding. that isn't leveling up, it's giving up. he said it was right that corporation tax went up in the long run. but no taxes should have been raised in the teeth of this economic crisis. so it's extraordinary that the chancellor is ploughing ahead with a £2 billion council tax rise affecting households across the country. so why is he doing that? why is he doing that when every economist would tell him not to do it? perhaps we find the answer in this week's sunday times. rishi's argument, "let's do all this now, far away from the election as possible." or the telegraph on the 27th ofjanuary. "'raising taxes now means they can be reduced ahead of the next election,�* sunak tells mps." or the mail in september. "sunak to hype taxes and lower them before the election." let me be crystal clear — the proper basis for making tax decisions is the economic cycle, not the electoral cycle. well, after that, it was over to other mps to have their say, starting with the con

yeah i mean back at the end of it going to let's say darlington.

international trade liz truss says that the hubs would be located in edinburgh, cardiff, belfast and darlingtone aim is to boost exports by providing localised advice from export and investment specialists to firms. according to recent government—led research, exports support 6—point—5 million jobs across the uk, 7a percent of which are outside london. the report also found thatjobs directly and indirectly supported by exports pay around 7 percent higher than the national average. joining me now isjustin urquhart—stewart, co—founder of seven investment management. you have spent much of your career talking about the importance of commerce, trade, what make of this move on the part of the government? it is a goodidea part of the government? it is a good idea to make sure there is a greater focus outside of london. most of the manufacturing for export is not donein manufacturing for export is not done in london. it is one thing advising people on exports but it is not much good if you are giving the advice when people are not making anything. all you need to do is focus on making the investment i

in december 2019's election campaign, you visited samantha parker at her home in darlington. samantha has the rare genetic consist -- genetic condition pku. you vowed to get her access to the life-changing doug -- drug kuvan. last month, nice published draft guides which would make kuvan available to children, but not to adults like samantha. great for children, but devastating and discriminatory for adults like samantha. prime minister, speaking as the chair of the app g on pku, i ask what action you will take to deliver on your commitment to samantha barker -- parker? prime minister johnson: i thank her very much for raising the case which i well remember. i am glad that the extended treatments availability to children with pku, clearly we need to do more. i will be very happy to take it up. >> has -- as my right honorable friend noted, the integrated review has been widely and rightly welcomed as a bold reddish vision for our role in the world, at the same time, not in scotland, of course, where the nationalist administration thinks that it is more important to put indy re

shasta darlington, cnn, san paolo. >>> and breaking news just in to cnn about prince philip, the dukeedinboro. the 99-year-old british royal has undergone a successful procedure in a u.k. hospital for a pre-existing heart condition. >>> all right. well, that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "early start" with laura jarrett and christine romans is next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned that we can sell all of our policy or keep part of it with no future payments, who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and e

infrastructure bank to fund big projects, to be based in leeds, and part of the treasury moving to darlingtonkey. blake applied for more than 50, with no result, but is much more confident after training for an apprenticeship, glad of today's funding for such schemes. it's absolutely pivotal that we get trained up to become, obviously, the men and women of tomorrow. i think that is what it's all about. elle has been improving her skills, too, on furlough from herjob in a salon. she welcomes the support for those who want to own a home, extending the stamp duty holiday, help with mortgages, but her future still feels very uncertain. it has made me question it, thinking, you know, am i going to be where i want to be in five years? you know, am i going to have some money to get a house, to, you know, move up in the world, start my life, really? there is still a long road ahead. people here just hope a fair recovery really is on the horizon. alex forsyth, bbc news, grimsby. time for a look at the weather, here's sarah keith lucas. many of us have had a lot of cloud out there today but some lucky

places like teesside, darlington, hartlepool, they often felt left out of economic growth.over there, a free port will be built. that means goods built in that area will not be subject to uk tax before they are exported and just over there, in darlington, and northern england treasury office will be built. the idea being the wealth created there will trickle around the wider region. i spent the day in newcastle yesterday, talking to people about whether they believe that will happen. every town and every city has thousands of stories of what should happen now. bailey deserves a break. he trained for three years as a rail engineer before cancer treatment cut off his career before it even had a chance to start. i was trying to get a job but 700 people are applying for the same job i applied for, so that's probably going to be a no—go. singing kobe dreams of being a singer. times are tough for his mum. she used to be a special needs nurse but stopped to look after her daughter, who has complex disabilities. they just about get by on universal credit and her husband's income. i

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