exeter fa ns performance befitting the champions. their successes last season. on this form, they may just see plenty more. last year's beaten finalists the french side racing 92 started their new campaign with a win — beating irish side connacht 26—22. connacht though get a losing bonus point. munster beat harlequins by 21 points to seven in pool two. this late try from gavin coombes sealing the win for the home side. gloucester were thrashed 55—10 by lyon. eight of gloucester‘s starting 15 were making their tournament debut and it showed as the french side scored eight tries — xavier mignot scoring a hat—trick. following anthonyjoshua's successful heavyweight title defence against kubrat pulev at wembley arena last night, all the talk is now about unifying the division what could be the biggest all british fight to date. tyson fury holds the wbc belt, whilejoshua holds the ibf, wba and wbo belts. after his win over pulev, joshua spoke to the bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello its maturity now, i've been here many times before

these the first fa ns the exeter chiefs.hampions of europe. now here they were trying to conquer it all over again. glasgow warriors the first to try and in this case failed to stop them. sam simmonds then jonny gray powering their way over the line. by the second half exeter already cutting loose, this was stewart hogg against his former club. the winning mentality allowing no room for sentiment. ollie woodburn got on the end of for yet another chiefs score, a performance befitting the champions. exeter fans may not have been present for many of their successes last season, but on this form they mayjust see plenty more. adam wild, bbc news. max verstappen finished the f1 season on a high by winning the abu dhabi grand prix. the red bull driver led from start to finish. britain's newly crowned seven—time world champion, lewis hamilton, was third. lee westwood has become the oldest player to win the race to dubai title for europe's most successful golfer. the 47—year—old only needed second place at the final event of the seas

exeter chiefs have had lots to celebrate in 2020. the year was something too. jonny gray's first try for the club was really the only thing to clear in a tight first half. after the interval it was the simmons show. fly—half joe had the vision and fast to feed 0llie devoto for the chiefs second. brother sam tried the power approach. they are worth five points however you score them to stop even when you can't necessarily tell you scored them. sam was at the bottom of that bundle. honestly. look at the bottom of the post, the ball makes an appearance. bonus point try. 0nce taking no points, gloucester will take heart from substitute toby venner, who scored two tries on his premiership vein debut, admittedly in vain. this was exeter‘s afternoon, top of the tree on boxing day. bristol have picked up their first win at harlequins for 19 years. the bears fought back to claim a 27—19 bonus point victory at the stoop to move up to second in the table. at the ninth time of trying, northampton saints won a premiership home game this season. d

exeter fans may not have been present for many of their successes last season.dhabi grand prix. the red bull driver led from start to finish. britain's newly crowned seven—time world champion lewis hamilton was third. there's more on the bbc sport website, including how lee westwood became the oldest winner of europe's race to dubai title. back to you, mishal. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello there. well, today was certainly a day to forget. lots of cloud around, lots of rain, too. an inch of rain or more in some parts of the country, leaving us with some very soggy scenes today. the weather did change later on across the far west of england and wales, and here in northern ireland,

glasgow's home game against lyon on saturday is also off because they played exeter last weekend. 20 says european bosses are now going to meet to decide what happens next. because of fixture congestion, very little to no chance these games can be rearranged, so now a european cup panel will meet to decide how and whether and why a team couldn't fulfil the fixture and therefore how to allocate the match points. so more news on that in due course, what happens to those match points that would been played for in these games, but confirmation again that glasgow against lyon and toulouse against exeter have both been cancelled. that's all of the sport. bye for now. hello there. on wednesday, we saw a pretty deep area of low pressure sweep up from the south to bring rain and gales, particularly to western areas. today, though, it's looking a bit quieter. we're in between weather systems, so we should see a good deal of sunshine around. it'll stay quite breezy too, though, not quite as windy as it has been. so that's wednesday's low pushing away to the north of the uk. this feature will co

now to rugby union and exeter got their european champions cup title defence off to the perfect startsandy park. fans returned to the stadium for the first time and saw their team score six tries, including this brilliant finish from olly woodburn, to seal a bonus—point win. last year's beaten finalists the french side —racing 92 started their new campaign with a win — beating irish side connacht 26—22. connacht though get a losing bonus point. gloucester were thrashed 55—10 by lyon. eight of gloucester‘s starting 15 were making their tournament debut and it showed as the french side scored eight tries — xavier mignot scoring a hat—trick. following anthonyjoshua's successful heavyweight title defence against kubrat pulev at wembley arena last night, all the talk is now about unifying the division what could be the biggest all british fight to date. tyson fury holds the wbc belt, whilejoshua holds the ibf, wba and wbo belts. here's his promoter eddie hearn. we just want to make the fight. we believe we win, they believe they win, its the biggest fighting axing, there is no otherfight t

that's so interesting to me because i'm so happy to have her here on this exeter chiefs as the example i always use of how this has breached the american borders. these images in other parts of the world and i think oh man that's such a good question it's such a hard one because here in the united states we've had indigenous native people for decades half a century telling people in power that these mascots are not honoring anyone that they are in fact bad and they should be changed and in that same time we've seen other teams change their logos change their team mascot it's a it's possible it's not like this is an impossible task we have seen it in action and yet still things don't change and one thing i'll point out i did some research and part of the chapter of we someone did i psychologists sociologist did a study about this and what they found is not just that need it that they have mascots make native people feel worse about themselves which that should be enough alone but that they actually make white people feel better about themselves and so you're really up against some big s

force directly related to the contagion is provided by closed source or gone digs people go there in exeter more than leading to temptation lifting distinctions appears to be more late getting. too close to leaving all of the night equations and gathering exeter it is dangerous he says police measured and east absolutely not big. interests we have no lease we have experiences you don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east's prove it to be an effective way all their containing to spread of this virus meanwhile new york's governor has been ridiculed for comparing it to the grants and some on social media think a far better candidate for the children's character who of course stole christmas is while andrew cuomo himself. because. colbert is the great. think about that word. heh heh. heh. heh heh hugely. hugely cuomo is the grinch the grinch that helped spread to cover the international homes in profited all their debts by writing a book about leadership and the metal tube kind of analogy from columbia if you're trying to encourage people to be anything during the holidays be

appears to be more like could he be paid to close the levy all of the night equations and gathering exeterit is dangerous he says police the measured east absolutely not big. interests we have no lease we have experiences i don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east prove it to be an effective way old containing the spread of the spiders. that's a breakdown of today's top headlines for now if you're looking for more you can always had her website r.t. dot com they're expecting in the south. at this point no one knows when the cold crisis will invade however it is undeniable that this whole crisis does negatively impact the economy what does it mean to return to normal is that even. will the divide separating the rich from the 4 continue to will they. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive an interrogation. definitely don't want to be going to trial in the jumpsuit one cups. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich and guilty or if you'r

dr bharat pankhania from the university of exeter medical school.nd medicine, always a joy to have you on bbc news with us. well, it's going to stay pretty grey across the uk this afternoon. there's a chance of little bit of sunshine hear and there but also, notan not an especially cold night that this year and then into tomorrow, this year and then into tomorrow, this band of rain to start off across this band of rain to start off a cross m ost this band of rain to start off across most areas. eastern scotland, with this south—easterly flow coming off the north sea will see some quite persistent rain through the day. further west, brightness, quite persistent rain through the day. furtherwest, brightness, a quite persistent rain through the day. further west, brightness, a lot of cloud and some showers which will be heavy. 11 degrees for london, cardiff and plymouth. further north, highs of 7—8 c. towards the weekend, saturday promises something a little brighter. heavy rain and strong winds for sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: the eu lays

to close to leaving the night equations and gathering exeter just dangers he says police the measured east absolutely not big. interests we notice we have experiences i don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east prove it to be an effective way all their containing disparate of the spiders . we all discover now has been ridiculed for comparing it to the grant and some on social media think a bat's account for the children's character who of course stole christmas what in fact be andrew cuomo himself. please come over it is the group. think of it that way. we have few areas have few thank you have to flee. we've grown is the grinch the grinch that helped spread to covert ends nursing homes and profited all their deaths by writing a book about leadership and the meddling come to an acute kind of analogy from climate if you're trying to encourage people to be careful about anything during the holidays because of the good guys and the good news for the folks in whose that we could celebrate the godless about the grinch tried to do in christmas but i'm not in any going to

to close to leaving all of the night equates and gathering exeter it is dangerous he says police themeasured east absolutely not helping. us interests we have no lease we have experiences i don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east's prove it to be an effective way all their containing to spread of this virus meanwhile new york's governor has been ridiculed for comparing code to the grinch on social media and a better candidate for the children's character who stole christmas as andrew cuomo himself. please hold it is the group was pretty good at that work. we have a few thank you we have few who feel we believe we won't is the grinch the grinch that helped spread to call them engineers in homes and profited all their dads by writing a book about leadership and the meddling from down to feel kind of analogy from columbia if you're trying to encourage people to be careful about anything during the holidays because of the good guys in the country the folks in who then you could celebrate and regardless of how the grinch tried to ruin christmas but i'm not in any when

too close to leave me all of the night equates i was at a gathering exeter it is the nearest police the measured east absolutely not big. interests we notice we have experiences you don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east's prove it to be in a figurative way all their containing disparate of the spiders stick with us and got much more coming up a short break. at this point no one knows when the code crisis will be paid however it is undeniable that this whole crisis has negatively impacted the economy what does it mean to return to normal is that even if. it will the divide separating the rich from the 4 can. welcome back canelo. rights activists calling for a boycott of the british cosmetics retailer loss that's off to the company made a donation to a feminist group which has been accused of anti transgender sentiment. as opposed to employee trans person and a customer i will no longer buy from loss u.k. . new zealand etc this is disgusting and law should be ashamed you cannot complain for transfer ojt and then turn around to donate to an end to transylvania statio

glasgow's home game against lyon on saturday is also off because they played exeter last weekend. 20t chrisjones says european bosses are now going to meet to decide what happens next. because of fixture congestion, very little to no chance these games can be rearranged, so now a european cup panel will meet to decide how and whether and why a team couldn't fulfil the fixture and therefore how to allocate the match points. so more news on that in due course, what happens to those match points that would been played for in these games, but confirmation again that glasgow against lyon and toulouse against exeter have both been cancelled. that's all of the sport. bye for now. hello there. on wednesday, we saw a pretty deep area of low pressure sweep up from the south to bring rain and gales, particularly to western areas. today, though, it's looking a bit quieter. we're in between weather systems, so we should see a good deal of sunshine around. it'll stay quite breezy too, though, not quite as windy as it has been. so that's wednesday's low pushing away to the north of the uk. this fea

glasgow's home game against lyon on saturday is also off — because they played exeter last weekend. 20self—isolating. our rugby union correspondent chris jones has been telling me european bosses are now going to meet to decide what happens next: because of fixture congestion, very little to no chance these games can be rearranged so now a european cup panel will meet to decide how and whether and why a team can all couldn't fulfil the fixture and therefore how to allocate the match points. so more news on that in due course. what happens to those match points that would been played for in these games but confirmation came that glasgow against lyon and toulouse against exeter have both been cancelled. that is all your support for now, more for you in an hour, for now back to you jane. a very good afternoon to you. you are watching bbc news, i am jane hill to take you through the next couple of hours of reaction to that news c0 nfe re nce couple of hours of reaction to that news conference by the prime minister and professor chris whitty. just in the last hour if you didn't see it, the

european champions exeter have begun their new campaign in the champions cup in incredible style — withracing 92 — who exeter beat in last season's final, won 26—22 against connacht. lyon scored eight tries against gloucester in their 55—10 victory while harlequins lost 21—7 at munster. that's all the sport for now. thank you. academics and people on social media have hit back angrily at the suggestion by an american writer that the next us first lady — jill biden — should stop using the title "doctor". in an article in the wall street journal, joseph epstein called jill biden "kiddo". he compared her doctorate in education to an honourary degree. and he said "drjill biden sounds and feels fraudulent, not to say a touch comic". other doctors say the article reflects sexist attitudes faced by many women in academia. i'm joined now by dr sara becker — associate professor of behavioural and social sciences, and associate professor of psychiatry and human behaviour, at brown university. good to have you with us. what do you make of all of this?” good to have you with us. what do you make of

no fans at leicester as exeter maintained their perfect start to the new premiership season.tle beat wasps 35—13 at the ricoh arena in coventry. adam radwan with the first of his side's three tries. lets take a quick look at the other sports stories making the headlines this saturday evening. neil robertson beat zhou youelong by 6 frames to 2 in the first of today's uk snooker championship semi—finals. he'll play the winner of tonight's 2nd semi betweenjudd trump and lu ning. politologue won the day's big jumps race — the tingle creek at sandown. the cheltenham festival winner was made favourite after star name altior was pulled out due to the soft ground. the paul nicholl‘s trained grey led from start to finish, winning by seven lengths under jockey harry skelton. mark cavendish has signed a one—year deal to return to the decurnick-quick—step team... cavendish will be racing alongside the tour de france green points jersey holder sam bennett. the manxman has 30 tour de france stage wins and is a former world road race champion. lewis hamilton is missing a grand prix for the

taken down. of the seven hospital set up with all that fanfare, only one, i think it‘s the one in exeterin 24 to 48 hours notice, but no one knows if that‘s true. they only cut if they could find the staff and the nhs is saying they can simply don‘t have enough. these are very trained icu nurses that are in the greatest shortage, and those nursing staff, it takes years to strain them up to the kind of standard —— to train them. so, that‘s why they‘re being dismantled, and it really is a political failure but it‘s one that‘s taken years and years to get this data. it‘s not one that can be overturned very quickly. claire, what would you respond to that? i will pick up, £220 million to create. it wasn‘t just fanfare. will pick up, £220 million to create. it wasn'tjust fanfare. it's an astonishing amount of money spent oi'i an astonishing amount of money spent on the seven units. daisy points out only one operational. we all remember those amazing pictures, the amazing footage of when the nightingale hospitals opened. particularly the one and the excel centre. it seemed optimistic... perhaps

it comes as exeter, bath and glasgow have all been handed 28—0 "defeats" after they were unable to fulfilheir members are "overwhelmingly in support" of continuing to take a knee. it follows recent protests by fans at some stadiums. players said they wanted to continue with "the act of solidarity". the first test between australia and india in adelaide is finely poised after 15 wickets fell on day two. steve smith went forjust1 as australia were dismissed for 191. india were back in the middle before close but lost prithwi shah for 4. they'll resume day three with a lead of 62. sergio perez will replace alex albon at red bull for next season. the mexican driver finished fourth in this year's championship for the racing point team, winning his maiden grand prix earlier this month. next up tonight, uk sport, the body that finances elite sport, has warned british medal hopes at paris 2024 could be affected as it announced its latest round of 0lypmpic funding. a total of 352 million will be split across 43 olympic and paralympic sports. athletics, gymnastics, rowing and swimming have all been

and exeter extended their perfect start to the premiership season with a hard—earned win over gloucester programme, thanks forjoining us. as ever it's a busy boxing day of sport — we'll bring you up to date with all the football shortly but we're going to start tonight with history being made at kempton. bryony frost has become the first female jockey to win the king george vi chase. it's her 175th career win, making her the most successful female national hunt jockey of all time. joe wilson reports: boxing day sport, jockeys in facemasks, perfectly 2020. the horses have no idea what tier kempton may be in. as ever, they race. and they're on their way. the king george is boxing day tradition. that doesn't mean every year is a repeat. look at frodon at the front. the blue and white silks of bryony frost. well, the favourites loomed but as the fences passed, still frodon. trainer paul nicholls virtually had the grandstands to himself, watching, willing. his horses have dominated this race but to lead with an outsider, to lead like this, is special. the stamina of frodon, the skill of frost

the captain of exeter chiefs women, linde van der velden admits the lack of testing means contractingns a major concern. i think ithink in i think in our league, it has happened already before, with a few other teens, and happened already before, with a few otherteens, andl happened already before, with a few otherteens, and i think happened already before, with a few other teens, and i think the difficult thing with us is that because we don't get tested, when someone has symptoms, most of the time you have already been in contact with girls in the squad. so, at the end of the day we need to do oui’ at the end of the day we need to do our best, to not catch it and it starts with that and i think everyone in our team is really following the rules as they are, and we just try to make sure to keep our bubble as small as possible. and everyone in the bubble is really focused on making sure that everyone stays safe, and we can pursue the by stays safe, and we can pursue the rugby as best as we can and as long as we can. as cricket prepares for another busy winter, following a host of game

it comes as exeter, bath and glasgow were handed 28—0 "defeats" after they were unable to fulfil theirures because of the virus. tonight wasps beat montpellier 33 points to 14. fly half charlie atkinson with the last of their five tries, to make it two wins from two. wasps helped by a seventh minute red card from their opponents to secure the bonus point win.. in the european challenge cup, newcastle falcons finished strongly to beat castres by 26 points to 17, to record their first home victory. england's 2014 world cup winning captain — katy daley—mclean — has announced her retirement from international rugby... (00v)the 34—year—old played in four world cups — leading the team to victory in paris six years ago. she also won nine 6—nations titles. mclean will continue in her player/coach role at sale sharks.. she said the decision will let her spend more time with her family, including her 16—month—old daughter. when you see it in black and white, the amount of time away really was the amount of time away really was the first thing that struck me. but also i thought about what a world

so proud of him. 0ther recipients in the new year list include director of rugby rob baxter at exetergets an 0be, and the captain joe simonds becomes mbe. former england captain gillian coulthard appointed mbe for services to football. and for his charity work, former jockey bob champion becomes a cbe. adam wild, bbc news. let's just get some more on lewis hamiltons knighthood. earlier i spoke to michael eborda, who helps compile the annual powerlist, britain's most influential people of african and african caribbean heritage. hamilton topped that this year as well. ina in a sport that is quite an elite sport in many ways, it is totally non—diverse from an ethnicity point of view. for him to make this sort of view. for him to make this sort of stamp that he has made particular over the past 12 months i think is so over the past 12 months i think is so laudable and it is testament to the man that he is. he has been in that position for a long time as the only black formula i driver. why do you think, he has formed his own hamilton commission pushing for change in f1? he wants to see mo

absolutely so we as a restaurant astronomers in exeter we actually did a live event yesterday. because you would try you can to do it as close as possible to the actual date of the conjunction which was today but we saw that the weather forecast wasn't really good and so we did that yesterday and we were actually streaming life what we were seeing from the university through a telescope. people want to see that we actually made a whole website around at. that time to go look what tennyson said about the conjunction itself when it does it tell us anything new is there something scientifically what do you get from seeing this. well not that much extra actually so we get we can always see jupiter and saturn from with telescopes. well if they're visible in the sky at all. and in that sense this doesn't really tell us anything new it is just a coincidence that we can see them this close together. they're actually disclosed as close together now as as they've been mean you know over 400 years. well about 400 years. that time of course there were no dentist go so that special thing ab

a new study from the university of exeter medical school finds that the higher the difference in blood pressure between your 2 arms. the greater chance of getting new chest pain or having a heart attack or stroke. study subjects who had a 10 millimeter different or more between arms at a one percent chance over the next decade of cardiovascular risk. researchers say checking blood pressure in both arms is only performed about half the time, but should be done regularly. the american heart association considers blood pressure normal. when the top number is less than one 20 in the bottom numbers, less than 80. while people in gurley a wait for their covid vaccines. there is a looming question. kids have this christmas is it going to be safe for santa to come on into their home but of course so america's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci he's on the case. >>welsh and only a mean corona in bay ridge says he's in. >>but he can go any lines house or a year his >>i have to say i took care of that for you because i was worried that you know be upset. so what i get a little whi

yes, this statement has just come out in the last few minutes, covid outbreak at exeter has forced theekend, and on the advice of public health scotland, glasgow's match at home to lyon on saturday lunchtime has orally been called off —— has also been called off. because of fixture congestion, very little to no chance these games can be rearranged, so 110w these games can be rearranged, so now european cup panel will meet to decide how and whether and why a tea m decide how and whether and why a team could or couldn't and why fulfil the fixture on how to allocate the match points. more news on that in due course, what happens to those match points that would have been played for in these games. but confirmation again that glasgow against lyon and toulouse against exeter this weekend have both been cancelled. we await to see what happens. chris jones, thank cancelled. we await to see what happens. chrisjones, thank you. we'll talk about the impact of head injuries in a moment too — it's an ongoing discussion in rugby union too. women's world cup winner kat merchant says she fears she ma

glasgow's home game against lyon on saturday is also off — because they played exeter last weekend. 20t to decide what happens next. because of the fixture congestion, very little to no chance against can be rearranged, so now a european cup panel will meet to decide how, whether and why 18 could all could not fulfil the fixture and therefore how to allocate a match point, so more news on that in due course, what happens to the match points that would have been played for in these games, but confirmation that glasgow against lyon and toulouse against exeter have both been this weekend. —— both been cancelled. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there will be more on the reaction to sam alla rdyce's there will be more on the reaction to sam allardyce's appointment and there will be more of that at 6:30pm too. so let's recap and look at what rules are in place over the christmas period. it depends where you live. the relaxation of rules allow three households to mix indoors — and they can be from different nations, regions or tie

the senior clinical lecturer at exeter medical school says this new surgeon cases could have been avoided with stricter measures we have been very slow and larks and not enforcing a public health measure with strictness unfortunately we have failed in controlling it because we never enforced it as strictly as we should have our hospital admissions are almost at the peak meaning hospitals are also getting full and more worryingly in the more sensitive age group meaning the alder age group our case numbers are also up and it is the older people who get severe disease and may die from this infection the narrative is we have a new age of the sars could we do virus it may be more infectious however it may and it is a big capital letters many that it may be more infectious. to something that many travelers will be concerned with right now passports singapore airlines announced that it will be the 1st major airline to introduce the measure of digital verification of passengers who've been vaccinated. singapore airlines has started trials on a new digital health verification process this will off

too close to even 2 of the night equations and gathering exeter just dangers he says police measured east absolutely not big. interests we notice we have experiences you don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east prove it to be an effective way all their containing displayed of the spiders. new york's governor has been ridiculed for comparing coveted to the grinch and some on social media think a better candidate for the children's character who stole christmas is andrew cuomo self. please prover it is the group. think of it that what. we feel. pleased feel relieved. feel the moment is the grinch the grinch that helped spread to call the international homes and profited on their debts by writing a book about leadership in the middle i'm feeling kind of analogy from columbia if you're trying to encourage people to ask about it if you're in the holidays because of the good guys and the good should the functions be that you could celebrate in the godless without the green flag of the christmas tree but i'm not in any when i say flu in the morning curve is going to stea

duration limited 6 at exeter but they can hardly a god how really surprised me that there is a sort of spider-man who would have decided to increase the by did but that extent it is absolutely not the surprise so winning it is already participating in the huge in may here are over asians have rolled under of the military front of the united states or so their geopolitical reasons there are there are going to respond and then maybe even into you know they're being nice you know these sit thing old for that area assuming the impossibility is sort of governing the last year in about the area or investment in in earnest industrial would mean more sales increases sales to countries rich countries latest saudi arabia and then then you know to emulate for them to continue for them to increase even more. divonne been very old for a country which is yemen. now are gender stereotypes behind the mental health crisis for young children i need a report in the u.k. has claimed that it's not only affecting primary education it's also destroying self-esteem. what every parent hopes for their child and

i'm afraid the government has not a little further reaction here the senior clinical lecturer at exeter medical school told me earlier that the new surge in cases could have been avoided with stricter emission. we have been very slow and lax and not enforcing a public health measure with strictness unfortunately we have failed in controlling it because we never enforced it as strictly as we should have our hospital admissions are almost at the peak meaning hospitals are also getting full and more worryingly in the more sensitive age group meaning the older age group our case numbers are also up and it is the older people who get severe disease and may die from this infection the narrative is we have a new age of the sars could lead to loris it may be more infectious however it may and it is a big capital letters many that it may be more infectious. right let's take a quick look then a christmas celebrations in various parts of the world despite those various restrictions in france the not choir performed a christmas eve cultured it's the 1st event. since the cathedral was ravaged by a h

in exeter, but those rates have come down sharply the last few weeks, let's keep working at it and let'slth messages going, not only with relation to coronavirus, but also with relation to the importance of eating fruit. he can make my wish come true because all they want for christmas is tier 2. madam deputy speaker, how can i reject something like that? he said he will be looking very closely at the case in mp will decide to wait and see what was incentives bag. the government has confirmed that it will give more money to the victims of the wind rush scandal which saw some british citizens with caribbean backgrounds deported or threatened with deportation despite having the right to live in the uk. the scandal mainly affected uk citizens originally from the caribbean who came into the country after the second world war. despite living and working in the uk for decades, many were later told they were here illegally because of a lack of official paperwork. the bbc found several victims had died before receiving compensation. the announcement of increased compensation committee came at qu

libertarian party and also talks about duncan who's a senior clinical nektar at the university of exetermedical school gentlemen welcome to r.t. . first of all to you is this just a natural extension of the usual anti vaccine. is there something different this time. well mixture of or i think for this particular vaccine there's a few reasons why people are skeptical one is that the safety procedures have been very much truncated for the strug and compromised they've skep the animal tests and the observation period for humans subjects is very very low and it's also a very new tape of technology this am or any which is never really been used before so there is a new factor is also these companies are not liable for damages so those who are of an antivirus persuasion can say or there's something spooky going on here you know usually if you buy a product and it damages you then you're able to sue the company for damages and no drug is completely safe but at least this form some sort of counterbalance against companies skimping on safety procedures and finally buys or has our history of fraud

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distinctions appears to be more late getting paid to close to leaving 2 of the night equations and gathering exeter it is dangerous he says police the measured east absolutely not helping. only health interests we notice we have experiences i don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east prove it to be an effective way all their containing to spread of the spiders in all new york's governor has been ridiculed for comparing code to the grinch and some on social media i think a better candidate for the children's character who stole christmas as andrew cuomo himself. code red is the group. think of it that one. moment is the grinch the grinch that helped spread the covert into nursing homes and profited all the debts by writing a book about leadership in the middle. kind of analogy from the glove if you're trying to encourage people to be careful about any of it during the holidays because of the good guys and the grinch with the folks in who then you can celebrate it with god look at how the grinch tried to link christmas but on not in any when i saw a. poll in the morning code is goi

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admissions are 1909 a day that's the highest figure since mid april was seen in a clinical lecturer at exeter medical school says people's behavior has played a decisive role in britain's rising infections. i think there more case numbers is a reflection of human behaviors we have been very slow and larks and not enforcing a public health measure with strictness and if you don't force a public health measure with with sincere and strict ness and information for people people will break the law the narrative is we have a new age of the sars could lead to a variant mutation whichever expression you want to use it is a new variant but he hasn't found new ways of infecting you it may be more infectious but you only get infected if you do things like get into crowded places the crowded transports go shopping crowded shopping centers those sort of things get you infected where that is the original strain all of the new version of the strain or to something now on the tip of every traveler's tongue right now the covert passport singapore what outfit will be the 1st major airline to introduce the con

very much for giving us your view on dr berat county a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school a very merry christmas to you as well merry christmas to you all thank you. well to something on the tip of every traveler's tong right now that is covert passports singapore airlines as a learns it will be the 1st major airline to introduce the controversial measure of digital verification of passengers who have been vaccinated now in order to book travel a special form needs to be filled in detail in coronavirus test results information on whether you've taken a job or not is mandatory it effectively means health data will be stored for each passenger and some dots seeing whether they would travel with the early line again . let's cross not to felipe to you lawyer and current 1st commentator for his view on this it's got a lot of people talking felipe this story for quite some time one of the big issues there we touched upon their private lives what will they fax a nation passports will they pry into those too much and is it legal for line to take that data if the des