home office is being accused of a shocking failure over migration after it says it lost track of more than 37000 migrants over the past 3 decades. the morning you're watching our teams are national thanks for joining us. the list of countries closing the borders to the u.k. is growing over fears of a new coronavirus strain u.k. prime minister boris johnson will chair an emergency response meeting on monday the new coronavirus variant is believed to be up to 70 percent more transmissible than current strengths auntie's pulis lire ports from paris. well there is now a more tonsil miscible variant of covert 19 and this is resulted in countries backing down and trying to close the borders to prevented from reaching them here in france or tonsil things for the u.k. has been suspended for 48 hours including freight vehicles which are not been given permission to travel across the you would tunnel so as you can well imagine this is causing a major panic amongst businesses germany has suspended all travel until the end of the year until december 31st and other countries are following in the s

home office is being accused of a shocking failure of a migration after it says it lost track of more than 37000 migrants over the past 3 decades. hi there and a very good morning to you watching r.t. international. the list of countries closing their borders to the u.k. is growing over fears of a new coronavirus strain u.k. prime minister boris johnson will chair an emergency response meeting on monday the new coronavirus variant is believed to be up to 70 percent more transmissible than current straits let's get more on this story now from our correspondent paula she's in paris good morning to you paula it appears that e.u. countries are closing their doors to the u.k. tell us more. well certainly as you mentioned we're seeing now a new more transmissible variant of covert 19 which seems countries batten down and trying to close the borders so that it doesn't which they shore was now here in france all transport links with the u.k. have been suspended for 48 hours and this includes slate vehicles being refused permission to travel across the euro tunnel and this has seen businesses

keeping tabs on them has become a challenge special software lets managers monitor those in their home offices it is a practice that might be useful but is also highly controversial. some people find working at home a real treat. the boss is nowhere in sight the pressure is off. you can briefly check what's coming up then read the morning paper in peace. in fact why even bother getting up. but not all bosses take such a relaxed view with staff assembled in the office back in the prepared demick days management could keep closer tabs on who does what how well and how fast. around 30 percent of office workers worldwide now work from home. artificial intelligence to the rescue from the management perspective that is. there is no software available that can remotely measure performance using data such as the link the phone calls who says what as well as keyboard and mouse activity. some companies take screenshots of employees computers at home or even film their employees. that's banned in germany but in some countries this kind of surveillance is flourishing i asked a global trade union federatio

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opportunity as bonnet smith reports from gran canaria the government wants people to swap their home office for one by the beach. is this your view when working from home during winter lockdowns. more likely in the northern hemisphere at least this is what you'll be enduring it doesn't have to be like this. the canary islands has launched a campaign to attract 30000 remote workers it's not been a tough sell you know makes my companies over in america or in some people of the city live in the mountains ok you know i think i've been supportive of people kind of doing looking off themselves and being in the right spot for them as opposed to really caring where exactly they are. empty hotels deserted pools and very quiet beaches european winter lockdowns means the canary islands is going to salvage very little from the season one spanish bank says this region will be the hardest hit by the economic fallout from the coronavirus in spain the canaries once remote workers to stay months at a time here you can rent a bedroom and share space with other digital nomads so you're never too lonely i actu

and the couege including the home office and the college of policing, it has to get things in order,moritz, thank you. let‘s take a look at some of today‘s other news. hundreds of schoolboys are being reunited with their families, a week after they were abducted from their school in northern nigeria. government officials said all 344 of those who were kidnapped were freed and that local bandits were responsible — despite claims from the islamist militant group boko haram. the us vice president mike pence has received a coronavirus vaccine live on television, as part of a drive to reassure americans that the vaccines are safe. the president—elect, joe biden, has announced that he will receive the vaccine on monday. sony has removed one of the most eagerly anticipated video games of the year from its playstation store, just days after its release. customers complained that cyberpunk 2077 — which broke sales records with more than eight million pre—orders — was riddled with technical glitches. microsoft has said it will also offer refunds to xbox players. some of britain‘s most successf

a home office spokesperson has said it's likely that many of the absconders have left the country for those still in the u.k. there is a national tracing team dedicated to finding migrants that have dropped off the radar former backset party and ukip member for scotland david coburn believes the u.k. should take a firmer approach to migration normal individuals are stopped at customs or stopped at immigration and they're checked for als and there were little terrorists or whatever but these people are right there not checked and no one seems to want to chase them all but this is going on for years there's no desire to part of the government to stop migration and this is the reason one of the major reasons that people voted to leave the european union so many people are just allowed to stay and the government she said it's just too much trouble it gives them bad publicity and they want to get the reelected so therefore they're not chasing it up it's expensive it was a lot of police manpower you must control migration for the sake of the health service and for the sake of our social sec

home office is admitted it lost track of 37000 migrants over the past 30 years think looted the silencing people overstaying their visas and those who cross the border illegally the chairman of migration what she has called the situation a failure of the system this is a shocking failure it is ridiculous to intercept those crossing the channel illegally or after they emerged from the back of lorries only to turn them loose to disappear into the undergrowth of the shadow economy home office spokesperson a said it is likely many of them scanned is of left the country for those still in the u.k. there's a national tracing team dedicated to finding migrants who have dropped off the radar from a break that party in ukip member for scotland david coburn believes that the u.k. should take a thorough approach to migration. normal individuals are stopped at customs or stopped at immigration and their checks were pals and there were little terrorists or whatever but these people are right they're not checked and no one seems to want to chase them up but this is going on for years there's no desire

fighting all that traffic down the hallway and into the home office.ut if there's one consolation to the new way of lie, there's the feeling however solitary might be better for the planet. we are producing a lot less of the greenhouse gasses we used to spewing the way to work in our cars and spending days in power-hungry offices. hold the smugness, working from home is not cost-free and more of us twwho do it, more environmentally it becomes. >> every text, every thank you and got it, every time we hit send, download, stream or zoom, all require power. somewhere massive banks of computers are storing and processing that data, sucking up enormous amounts of electrical energy to do it. the cloud doesn't so much have a silver lining as a carbon one. >> i mean it's certainly good for the planet to save your commute. >> reporter: but mike berners lee who has written on the cost of everything says it's not that simple. >> on the other hand, if you're home with the heating on which otherwise wouldn't have to be, that's not so good, and probably using more co

daycare will be run just the same as schools in this regard we are appealing to employers to offer home office options wherever possible from the 16th of december to the 10th of. january. and in terms of take away and delivery food from restaurants this will continue to be possible but you are no longer allowed to eat your takeaway near or at the restaurant you will know that in recent days and weeks we have again and again had a situation in which. there have been groups of people meeting just outside of the cafe suppressed durant's and they have been able to eat their food just outside at religious services will only be possible under strict constraints and we will be speaking with the churches and other religious institutions. we will be focusing as well on senior citizens. and homes for the very other late they will be mobile care services as well and they will be getting rapid tests as well we would. ask you to refrain from traveling abroad if not absolutely necessary and the quarantine regulations will remain in place there will be economic support and the minister will say more about th

pandemic woes of other nations well it is i mean it's basically doing very well because of you know home office because of the fact that other economies just haven't really got going again yeah so it is in a sense benefiting from what's happening in the rest of the world you know it's. it's not just that other economies haven't got to that point yet they're actually you know struggling even more so now and it seems to me that there's some resentment certainly growing now against china as a virus comes from there they coped with it better than the rest of the world actually growing in. is there was strategy behind that or is china simply just better at it well this is the big question i mean i think to see a strategy behind its reactions of the pandemic is maybe stretching it a little bit but certainly they've been very efficient in china and in other asian economies and also to say that other countries have been pretty successful in containing it i mean taiwan you know has 7 deaths you know and obviously it's more smaller but it's still you know you can see that there has been there you know ot

not respond immediately to that and instead of placing police officers are visiting schools to promote anti—bullying messages. we have a homeas been found to have broken the ministerial code by bullying. what signal does the home secretary think that sends to victims of bullying all around the country as to whether they should come forward. thank you, mr speaker. first of all, as the house would know, we've artie made an apology for those of an overtly upset and i make it clear. this has happened in the process of chronic failure. violent crime across the country, conviction rates at record lows, domestic abuse charities struggling to keep the doors open and is taking two and a half years for the government to consider any meaningful action on the offensive method of the wind rush compensation scheme. is the truth under this government that it is one rule for the prime minister and the home secretary and their friends, but another for everybody else? mr speaker, let me must say to the honourable gentleman that he can carry on with his personal attacks which make me more determined than ever to deliver on the issues that i a

keeping tabs on them has become a challenge special software lets managers monitor those in their home offices it is a practice that might be useful but is also highly controversial. some people find working at home a real treat. the boss is nowhere in sight the pressure is off. you can briefly check what's coming up then read the morning paper in peace. in fact why even bother getting up. but not all bosses take such a relaxed view with staff assembled in the office back in the pre-planned demick days management could keep closer tabs on who does what how well and how fast. around 30 percent of office workers worldwide now work from home. artificial intelligence to the rescue from the management perspective that is. there is no software available that can remotely measure performance using data such as the length the phone calls who says what as well as keyboard and mouse activity ready. some companies take screenshots of employees computers at home or even film their employees. that's banned in germany but in some countries this kind of surveillance is flourishing i asked a global trade unio

we need a home office or a place to jump on our exercise bike, etc. we took a look right now at the homebuilding divided by population. if we matched the per capita homebuilding of the worst 1980's,ns in the 1990's, and to thousands, we would be building about one million homes this year, which atld be terrible back then the ratio they had at the bottom back then. we are building about 880,000 this year. so, we are not yet building houses at a pace that would just get us up to lousy in the prior 60 years. and there are 90 million people. the price is up 14% over one year ago. that is inflation. i don't know who measures inflation statistics in the united states. i think all they measure is what the price of what amazon will deliver to your door. that is not inflating. but the price of used cars, the price of houses of our inflating. caroline: you are painting a nice reason to get into lumber at the moment. this talk on equities in particular, we had jonathan talking about how value has not outperformed in a big way since september. the numbers basical

keeping tabs on them has become a challenge special software lets managers monitor those in their home offices it is a practice that might be useful but is also highly controversial. some people find working at home a real treat. the boss is nowhere in sight the pressure is off. you can briefly check what's coming up then read the morning paper in peace. in fact why even bother getting up. but not all bosses take such a relaxed view with staff assembled in the office back in the prepared demick days management could keep closer tabs on who does what how well and how fast. around 30 percent of office workers worldwide now work from home. artificial intelligence to the rescue from the management perspective that is. there is no software available that can remotely measure performance using data such as the link the phone calls who says what as well as keyboard and mouse activity. some companies take screenshots of employees computers at home or even film their employees. that's banned in germany but in some countries this kind of surveillance is flourishing i asked a global trade union federatio

and now support home office overhead that three companies used to pay. bills are up and my legislators slapped me in the again.r zero for me "the washington post," just to this ght, $1.4 billion in package for border wall construction. technology. also an unexpected tax break for lobbied meal expenses by the white house and strongly denounced by congressional democrats, according to two eople with knowledge of the matter. barbara is from kentucky, line. hi. hi.ler: host: you're on. go ahead. caller: ok. think that $600 -- i live on security. nothing. $600 is but another thing. talking about them taking his child support, ell, if he had paid it when he was supposed to, they wouldn't be taking it now. host: ok. michael in wilmington, north democrats' line, hi. caller: yes. i want to address the woman that speaking.hrough she has to understand that there's a lot of us men out unemployed.re that's not able to find a job at this time. child s been paying support until this point. so let's get that out the way. know what she's talking about. ok. number two is

keeping tabs on them has become a challenge special software lets managers monitor those in their home offices it is a practice that might be useful but is also highly controversial. some people find working at home a real treat. the boss is nowhere in sight the pressure is off. you can briefly check what's coming up then read the morning paper in peace. in fact why even bother getting up. but not all bosses take such a relaxed view with staff assembled in the office back in the prepared demick days management could keep closer tabs on who does what how well and how fast. around 30 percent of office workers worldwide now work from home. artificial intelligence to the rescue from the management perspective that is. there is no software available that can remotely measure performance using data such as the length of phone calls who says what as well as keyboard and mouse activity. some companies take screenshots of employees computers at home or even film their employees. that's banned in germany but in some countries this kind of surveillance is flourishing i asked a global trade union federati

: much of the state, including los angeles, and five bay area counties, will be under a stay-at-home office as soon as tonight, banning in-person dining, limiting indoor retail capacity to 20% and prohibiting gatherings. >> every time there's an announcement that comes out, people will become a little more nervous about going out. >> reporter: scenes like this playing out across the country as the nation climbs past 14 million cases with over 280,000 deaths. northern texas seeing restrictions. bars now forced to close and restaurants facing reduced capacity after the seventh straight day of hospitalizations passing dangerous levels. in parts of massachusetts, residents are now testing positive at record levels. this makeshift field hospital in worcester set up to accept overflow patients just outside of boston could itself be overrun by the end of the month. nationwide, health care workers are on edge. >> too many people sick at a time. we can't -- how do you take care of all of them? >> reporter: in california, many businesses scared they won't survive. >> everything i own is being taken a

keeping tabs on them has become a challenge special software 7 lets managers monitor those in their home offices it is a practice that might be useful but is also highly controversial. some people find working at home a real treat. the boss is nowhere in sight the pressure is off. you can briefly check what's coming up then read the morning paper in peace. in fact why even bother getting up. but not all bosses take such a relaxed view with staff assembled in the office back in the prepared demick days management could keep closer tabs on who does what how well and how fast. around 30 percent of office workers worldwide now work from home. artificial intelligence to the rescue from the management perspective that is. there is no software available that can remotely measure performance using data such as the length of phone calls who says what as well as keyboard and mouse activity. some companies take screenshots of employees computers at home or even film their employees. that's banned in germany but in some countries this kind of surveillance is flourishing i asked a global trade union federati

in the home office they found the victim. the father is behind the desk?> spent shotgun shells are right there in that doorway area. >> reporter: the detective would quickly learn more about jim tan, father, husband and businessman. >> he owned his own company. they had lived in canada and moved to the united states some years earlier. >> reporter: successful executive. >> by all accounts, yes. >> reporter: but was the successful businessman also an abusive husband? the detective looked around the household as crime scene techs processed the shotgun killing upstairs. they came upon an appointment card for jean tan to appear at domestic violence court. so the working theory, justifiable homicide, made some sense. but detective peglow was no rookie. his investigation into charlie tan and what happened inside that home was just getting started. >> one of the investigators found what appeared to be newly-taken passport photos, along with a list of prominent local defense attorneys. >> reporter: that's interesting. >> yes, sir. >> the story is, i had to do it,

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home. google made the announcement last week. i must have spoken to 200 executives by now. overwhelmingly in the survey data post-covid, people want something like three days a week in the officee the whole team comes in and you work together, and two days we got home. that is the best of both worlds, three days a week to be reductive and innovative, get your long-run productivity done then, and two days a have quite time at home. that is why people are moving to the suburbs. they are thinking, i am only going to commute monday, tuesday and thursday, but wednesday and friday, i work from home. i am not going to move to wyoming. i still have to go to work three days a week, but don't need to live in the center of town. i can live in the suburbs. joe: what about office politics? tople like to be seen, like be seen working, like to get to know people, network within their organization, is that a source of anxiety? how have people not a gated that tissue? professor bloom: yes, absolutely. it is very important that the days you come in ordinate among the whole team. there is no point you come in one day and the others coming in another day. and it has to be leadership from the top.

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only ever returns those who the home office and where replaceable the courts. a satisfied, do not need our protection and have no legal basis to remain in the u.k. . colebrook has been criticized by the prisons inspectorate is largely indistinguishable from a prison is just on the outskirts of heathrow airport so that when the last appeals of the detainees fail, they can be taken straight away, put on a plane and flown out was campaigners and activists have urged the government to cancel mass deportations saying they were products of racist immigration laws. 82 black british public figures including model naomi campbell and actress tandi newton, eros king airlines not to assist with flights. some compare this flight to the wind rush scandal, where hundreds of commonwealth citizens invited to settle in the u.k. after world war 2 were wrongfully deported. back after decades of living here, it was a direct result of the u.k. government's 2012 decision to create a hostile environment for undocumented migrants. i spoke to the director of a charity that helps people

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the petition by council to stop the home office from implementing the idea has been saturated but some in the local council are more welcoming of the idea i said in the falklands in 1800 they were it was devastation around people that they couldn't see any that they were trying to devastation of warfare he's right and we don't understand that relieving countries sorry it's peace and quiet you know we have no concept unless you've been there you don't understand what the people of interest what they found changes just to survive thank you this empty plot is ministry of defense land that's been floated as a location for the facility built temporary structures will include dining and sanitation facilities as well as. access to basic recreation but it's been compared to prison like conditions in someone of the possibility of overcrowding and the location of a busy country lane with no footpaths could be dangerous to. concerns have already been raised about other locations used to house asylum seekers such as the napier barracks facility in folks in kent the government to spend millions on

many of them say they just work from home office they are not if they have not fallen ill or they have no symptoms and also in monaco is working from home the. that is maintained although he has to cancel some trips he wanted to go to lebanon next week that will not take place now and you have to wait and see how that works we had the prime minister of the united kingdom brownstones new really severely fell in and he was not working for a couple of days but as of now nothing has really changed brussels keeps up working and maintains business as usual thank you for that bad ringgit in brussels. germany's daily cover the infection rate is hitting new records topping $30000.00 in a single 24 hour period the health minister says e.u. member states planned to roll out a vaccination program from the 27th of december but as the number of hospital cases in germany skyrockets a leading doctor has told a doubling of fears that the coming weeks will see more medics making decisions about who gets lifesaving treatments and who doesn't is a look at the dire situation in one german hospital. a new k

already starts on december 14th in which we basically recommend people to start working at all home office and also to lift the obligation to attend school so that parents can actually decide to keep their children in total and also start digital education as much as possible that would be the 1st and the 2nd step starts on december 24th 2 might awaits all of us why you start 10 days earlier because in the 24th you may meet. the family members whom you haven't seen in quite some time and of course at that point you want to make sure that you are not spreading the virus or that you don't have to sometimes and on december 24th what we are recommending you start all the stores that are not absolutely necessary such as pharmacies and stores being closed and that we have a relatively art don't until january 10th. now joy has been so hard to come by this year is it not too onerous to ask people to work less not celebrate holidays with their loved ones to protect them. yes and you're totally right of course it is a risk to our system to do that but let me point out 2 things 1st you do still possi

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home office deductions.awal, there are pandemic related rule changes that you might want to check on early withdrawals. also, if you had a major retirement contribution, and you're able to, make sure you do that. jack: that is good advice. that is very important. maybe people will get their accountant, their information by april 13th instead of the 14th? ben, you are reminding people after cardinal rule to not let your emotions get in the way of your investment ideas? >> it is really about politics. let's stop talking about who the, what the winner of the election will mean for the stock market. it really doesn't matter. donald trump won in 2016. the stock market went up. joe biden won in 2020, at least looks that way, stock market went up. there are other things going on here that matter. vote your values, vote your checkbook, vote whatever you want but don't vote for anybody because you think the market will go up or down because they're in office. jack: that is great advice. if you hated obama, you had a

when our team was at home working, there are security principleand practice even sitting in their home offices. we can get a little lax at home and think the sameay in our physical work locations but you've done a eat job with robust education awarene program how to protect spaces in your home environment. we've seen an increa in that surface and attacks as well. >> it goes beyond don't double-cli on that weird fishing email. may have to do with authentication records. >> all of that. we put together a packet to give our team members. here are the technical controls we recommend you have in pla to operate and carry out the business, we have a vpn to connect that offer, that it is still acti, the data you need to perform your role witho putting that information on your local device or this of that nature. thquestions you may be asking, here's the recommendation how to deal with that and work through those things together to make sure we are not seeing increased exposure. one of the other things we talked about that we initially didn'think through at the beginning was around the idea of printing

the home office and ministry of defense work closely overthe are foreign and commonwealth recruits to make sure they are aware of how they and their families can attain settlements in the u.k. and the costs involved a seat i had wanted us to come and see as she broke the news to those girls to hit home the impact that this is going to have on those men's family she stated that the judge at the high court didn't take into account the impact that it would have on the families and that she said that rather than focusing on the legalities there's a moral imperative particularly on the government to allow those men to remain essentially u.k. and stoke on trent. there's a. more news international glad. you have. the. book. because. you can go google mirror. image of what. part of our number.