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and i cannot ican i can confirm that someone sustained a gunshot wound inside. as senior republicans and democrats called for an immediate end to the protests, president trump finally appeared and called for peace. this was a fraudulent election. but we cannot play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace. so, go home. inside, while us lawmakers took cover, they stormed the senate chamber and forced an armed standoff, prompting this response from the president—elect. iam i am genuinely shocked and saddened that our nation. so long the beginning of life and hope for democracy has come to such a dark moment. —— beacon of light. the shocking scenes drew widespread condemnation from around the world, including from the united nations, nato, canada, germany and the uk hello and welcome to bbc world news. events in washington have taken a violent and tumultuous turn in the past few hours, as thousands of supporters of president trump stormed the us capitol building, venting their anger at the victory ofjoe biden in the presidential election. they forced t

ican i can tell you that game is a scoreless, 36 minutes gone there.ll be a lot of focus on this topic at the three premier league games this evening. we can go live to turf moor now to speak to the bbc‘s football correspondentjohn murray ahead of burnley against manchester united. john, there is going to be a heightened and increased focus on this over football over the coming days and weeks. yes, from this midweek on it has been made very clear elite sportsmen, footballers, are going to be watched very carefully, how they conduct themselves. already, the authorities have said that they will, and indeed have, remind clubs of the responsibilities to adhere to the strict particles in place. now, they will be quite a close scrutiny on players who celebrate, what the example is post—and pre—match between the two sets of players, shirt swapping, that kind of thing, so shirt swapping, that kind of thing, soi shirt swapping, that kind of thing, so i think there has -- it —— it has been made very clear to them they must watch their step and adhere to the prot

ican for people who are expecting both jabs. made this decision to offer the first vaccination to as many people as possible, and the astrazeneca vaccine has a 70% effectiveness rate, and that's better than most flu shots, and if you want to give people reassurance is not a bad thing to do. but the problem here is i think the mail has slowly pointed out is that they were promised to back jabs slowly pointed out is that they were promised to backjabs and for a patient point of view a lot of them, particularly visually for some time any of the underlying health condition maybe, you are not going to get the reassurance you want with ajab to get the reassurance you want with a jab that's 70% effective as opposed to if you have both doses which is of the 95% effective. that's what this whole idea ofjust getting one in isolation falls apart. and i can see why doctors trust if your patient is very important, and they are resisting this. do you think doctors are right to resist this move? it's a really tricky one. i think it's one of th

ican i can officially call you an honorary member of the england cricket team. congratulations. seen hurricanes and spitfires flying past in anger. fortunately, today they are all flying peacefully. fantastic! and thank you very much. thank you. the pleasure is all ours, captain tom. # happy birthday to you. # happy birthday, captain tom. # happy birthday to you!# applause. captain tom, we meet at last. where have you come from?! i've been lurking down the bottom! how are you? i'm fine thank you, how are you? marvellous to see you. it is marvellous to see you, it really is. an absolute surprise, i'd never expect to see you, and you disappeared from nowhere, thank you for coming, it is my greatest pleasure, and never ever expected to see you. it's been a long time coming, this. yes! since then, imean... it has been so amazing... before you and i was singing... that song... i knewjust a few words, i knew, and i didn't know all the words. i could never sing them in a various order but not in the right order. now the whole world knows that song and all the words, thanks to you. no —

probably want to come back at some of the historical points which andreas was mentioning there, but if ican to give us the focus a little bit more on the now rather than the ancient history of this. why, is one way of looking at this is turkey being on the back foot feeling the heat from some of the factors that nathalie mentioned, closer transatlantic alliance or the e.u. sanctions. is that what is happening? >> certainly almost had quite significant impact. let's not forget one of the major reasons that led to the crisis in the eastern mediterranean was the systemic -- two things was important. one is the u.s. withdraw from the errors because historically when u.s. presence in turkey and greece, like we saw in the 1990's, the u..s would step in to de-escalate the tension between two nato allies. the second one is the loss of the -- framework in turkish-greek relations. in the early 2000's you saw the honeymoon period in turkish-greek relations against the backdrop of turkey's quest to be a member of the european union. so, the disappearance of both of them has basically aggravated the cri

at this moment, amer ican democracy is hanging on by a thread. -- american democracy is hanging on byhread. given what happened this week, there has to be some sort of push back. otherwise, we will see some to spotted person in the future just step in where donald trump left off. i think it is very importantth there be some consequences, even if just symbolic, for what happened this week. >> after the shocking events this week, a few republicans have suggested thewould be open to considering impeaching the president. but as you will recall, last year, senator romney was the onlyerson in the senate who voted to convict donaldrump. do you think it would be any difference this time? the interesting thing, the argument as you know, because we spoke a lot about it, after the trial which was not really a trial in the senate, for not convicting h, let's have it resolved in novembth. american people can speak on whether they support this president or not. it is not up to us to take that to us away. of cours for weeks now, we have been hearing abouthi rigged, fraudulent election, which is all

ican, look. it is— in the caravan? what do you reckon? oh, i can. ican, look. it isjust- oh, ican.. there are lots of _ around here. good morning. morning. there are lots of birds _ around here. good morning. morning. there are lots of birds around. - there are lots of birds around. sometimes you are deafened by the cacophony of the dawn chorus, aren't you? i can hear some birds. there is a robin tweeting behind me. i have noticed a nest up in a tree. i can see an abandoned nest which will hopefully come into use once again in the spring. if you put food out, the birds will come. it is almost a given. there is peanuts look delicious. and a bird box as well. one partner told me he has seen 20 different species of bird so far this year. can you imagine taking days off? i must say there has been a buzzards circling overhead. perhaps it has put some of the smaller bird self from visiting the garden. the idea to spend a little bit of time, quieting down and observe birds from your window, in your garden, or whatever. what else do you have on this weekend? if ever there was a perfect act

ican inauguration later this month.there to attempt to prevent anything like this happening again. clint van zandt, thank you very much. thank you. pope francis has said people working against democracy must be condemned whoever they are, and lessons should be learned from this week's attack on the us capitol by supporters of president donald trump. speaking to an italian tv station, he said the assault on the capitol, was "against democracy and against common good." translation: i was astonished because americans are people so disciplined in democracy but it isa disciplined in democracy but it is a reality even in the most developed democracy, there is a lwa ys developed democracy, there is always something that is not working, with people taking pa rt working, with people taking part against the community, against democracy and against the common good. yes, this must be condemned. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the indonesian navy says it has found the location where a boeing 737 passenger plane plummeted into

ican give i can give you some reaction to that announcement from the first minister, and in the scottish parliament this afternoon, the acting leader for the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, said this was hard news and parents would be dismayed. she said businesses would be very worried as well, although she stressed that she understood the logic behind these new restrictions. we have also today been speaking to a former first minister of scotland for labour, jack mcconnell, a former teacher himself, and his point is that schools across all parts of the uk need to be designated as critical infrastructure and that teachers and other school staff, he says, should be prioritised for the vaccine. james, many thanks, our 00:18:41,478 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 correspondent in glasgow 00:00:00,000 --> 2147483051:36:44,715 hospitality closed, and people again 2147483051:36:44,715 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 told to stay at home unless it is arle na arlena foster was saying this is very serious. we are seeing a very sharp writing in cases ever since christmas and gatherings of people out in th

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as a father to an a—level student who is hoping to take her exams this year, ican hoping to take herle and parents must feel across the country due to the uncertainty of the situation. can he assure me that he will make every effort to remove this uncertainty by bringing clarity at the earliest opportunity so students can better focus on their studies and teaching staff the best approach to support them? as my own daughter, who was due to be taking her own gcse exams later this year, i can absently assure my right honourable friend that we very much hope this statement today has given a clear sense of certainty and direction where we are going. we will also be following this up with further detailed consultation that will be launched next week, it will be a two consultation period that they will be leading, and it is very important that we do get feedback from the sector in order to be able to ensure there is the details of this policy are properly understood and work best, not just for schools are properly understood and work best, notjust for schools and colleges but most important

are a lot of female political figures in the us and elsewhere who have used fashion as a tool and icany pelosi who is the house speaker who uses printed base masks as a way to model wearing face masks —— face masks. she talked about a pin she was wearing on the floor the other night after they reconvened following the attempted coup of the capital, soi attempted coup of the capital, so i think they have certainly opened the doorfor women so i think they have certainly opened the door for women to use clothing as a political tool and if kamala harris wants tool and if kamala harris wants to do that, she can certainly choose to and it gives fashion viewers a bit of a license to pay attention. it's interesting, when you answered my first question you said it isa my first question you said it is a supporters of kamala harris who have become very defensive and very protective over the look of the image. i just wonder whether there is any possibility it could be perhaps people trying to distract from things that are going on and create a storm going on and create a storm going on and create

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ican goes on in the committee, so i have to... my personal perspective. what i can tell you is that the government is fully aware of the kinds of things that i have been saying. because apart from their formal advisors, independent sage, which i also help outwith, which does a briefing every week, has been calling for this. this is not public health experts, virology us, epidemiologist and so on. there is no question that the government has been very much aware of the consequences of different levels of restrictions, and obviously what it is doing is it's making what it considers to be a political decision. so the level of infection, the strain, the number of deaths is potentially avoidable in your view? you yes, it was always avoidable. this is the really frustrating things for all of us who work in public health. this was always avoidable. when the government said, iam going avoidable. when the government said, i am going to be quite critical now, when the government says we are in the same boat as other countries, we did not se

ican than disease than they had expected.position to manage it and they will worry a lot about it and i don't, again, i don't think they felt this through. so how much protection does one shot of the vaccine give you? welcome the government sign to say two to three weeks after getting the first pfizer vaccine of around 90% of people are protected from following on from covid—19. as for the oxford vaccine, that figure was around 73% after three weeks. so protection seems to be high. for gps who have been rolling out the vaccination programme the changing guidances, is a challenging time. our most vulnerable patients who have had the vaccination often only have had the vaccination often only have a landline and actually need to be foam so it is very time consuming to let people know and also takes time to explain to people, people are understandably disappointed. —— actually need to be phoned. convincing there is no waiting longer than they had expected that the delay is safe will take time. sophie hook stinson, bbc news. the h

ican oh, i want listen to the next track, boom. i can listen to it as i do my press ups.mbbells the joystick will hit the side and something i don't want to do and another drawback is it is connected via bluetooth so if you put your phonein bluetooth so if you put your phone in a locker and it is quite a big gym and you want quite a big gym and you want quite far away to do your exercises and this will eventually stop working. but while it is connected, it does work really well. right, that's for your private devices though so what about public ones like touchscreens? that is where ultimately comes into play. a touch free app allows touchscreens to become touchless. a camera and motion controller are retrofitted to controller a re retrofitted to detect controller are retrofitted to detect and track hand movements but insert ups with ultra leap built in, they include ultrasonic speakers to enable haptic feedback. use sound baked bread pressure at certain points like the tip of your finger to make you feel as though you are actually touching a screen. well, there you have i

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$600.icans capped it at some people say those $2000 checks are very likely.f you look at the totals, something like $750 billion or a $1 trillion for 2022. that is moving closer to the $2 trillion, and another trillion dollar at the high end. that is what bloomberg economics is expecting. $600 billion to $800 billion total. it could boost growth by 1.7 percentage points. pushing the year-over-year and 25%,rowth of gdp to top 5. and keep the momentum growing in 2022. the bond market seems onboard with reflation getting the economy growing faster because five year breakevens are added to your high. -- two year high. haslinda: kathleen, the democratic majority ready -- what about their ability to provide more? think manyell, i people figure that it will. we shall see. joe biden has said, i know how to work across the senate. i used to do it, including with mitch mcconnell. he would like to boost the income tax back up again the one that trump cut for people that make more than $400,000 on income taxes. for corporate taxes he would like to take the 21% rate, put

so ican hear problems and are falling behind. so i can hear that you want to go back.ould reassure you that it's safe to return to teaching in person? so in terms of safety, we are asking for the guidelines to be clear. one of the things we've been asking for is the positivity rate to be less than 3%. right now it's a little over 10%, and still climbing. we are also asking the mayor to invest in our neighbourhoods and to give our parents what they need to be able to survive there — things like rent abatement, more counsellors, social and emotional support. we know our students, especially our black and brown students, have been facing an enormous amount of trauma throughout this time, and they need the resources to cope with that. personally this last weekend, i went through an enormous amount of fear with my mum in the hospital battling covid. she's gotten better now and her partner still remains on a ventilator. but those are the feelings that we are fighting against — we don't want our teachers, our students, our children to be facing that going back to school. i he

ican i can tell him i was fit to be tired when i read an account of what he has described several dayshe prime minister commit now to working with teachers, trade unions and others to plan how we can level up the educational and life chances of our disadvantaged people post covid—19? life chances of our disadvantaged people post covid-19? yes, we must tackle the impact of differential learning to the last 12 months have had, we will be looking particularly at the advantages of one—to—one tuition project and can be trans and racial not just for tuition project and can be trans and racial notjust for kids tuition project and can be trans and racial not just for kids following behind but for all kids. without question, one of the most important thing this government did in the first lockdown was to strengthen universal credit, and that has been a lifeline not just universal credit, and that has been a lifeline notjust the people of gloucester jobs but a lifeline notjust the people of gloucesterjobs but also people who have kept going out during this pandemic. our plan is still to cut that

ican anywhere you can immerse themselves in.ped a versatile, more user—friendly programming system, so what robots cannot yet do alone can be done with the help of human controls, they hope it will recognise health technology. there is increasing use of robots in healthcare right is increasing use of robots in healthca re right now, is increasing use of robots in healthcare right now, but the artificial technology is not quite up artificial technology is not quite up to scout. the programming requires various degrees of specialisation. so we want to make it easier to control robots and make up it easier to control robots and make up the it easier to control robots and make the gap it easier to control robots and make he gap in it easier to control robots and make up the gap in artificial intelligence. so if you have a robot ina intelligence. so if you have a robot in a hospital cleaning award you can only do certain tasks, a human can enter into it, perform the task and the robot can learn in the future from that as well. the sa

yes, ican do. and it is a very fine balance.that we should be taking those children who have won critical worker in the family and it also says that we shouldn‘t be placing any limit on the number of children we take. equally, it talks about having a significant risk assessment in place and the importance of health and safety, so to my mind they sort of contradict each other. if we taking up to 300 or 350 children, that is actually impacting hugely on my ability to keep everyone in my school safe, and therefore, from my perspective, health and safety is a legal requirement. the guidance is guidance. and so, we are taking that stance, that we are in a position to prioritise places and make sure that the children who do come to school really need that place and that we will take care of them. right, i mean, all of this said, we know there are some children who are really not in a position to be able to ta ke really not in a position to be able to take advantage of online learning because they don‘t have the facilities at home. the

yes, so, ican about that should we be here?e here? yes, so, i can give you some news about that should we be here? yes, so, i can give you some news hot off the press and i‘ve seen data today from the immunology lab here and we have looked to see if a convalescent sera, sera from people who had a natural infection, will neutralise it, and the data looks good. it looks like you will be cross protected against that variant. early data, but i am encouraged by that. i think it probably means, although i don‘t have the data and i don‘t have it of the week about the vaccine, whether it covers the kent variant. the south african variant is much more complicated because it has a number of pretty ugly mutations on the receptors, but that does not mean that the vaccine won‘t work in that setting. you get a lot of different neutralising antibodies for various spikes, and identity you can makea for various spikes, and identity you can make a judgment by looking at the new structure, you really have to do the experiments to see whether the

ican i can offer something a little less cold by the end of the weekend and into next week.air from the atlantic. before that arrives, we are stuck with the cold easterly. today, bringing the very chilly air and a wintry mix across eastern parts of the country. rain, sleet and snow showers across parts of eastern scotland and northern england, particularly over the hills. mainly rain towards east anglia, the south—east and the channel islands, but even here, the odd flake of snow could be mixed in. temperature is a degree also up on yesterday. it is still cold out there, and turning very chilly quickly as we head into tonight. it could be icy, with snow showers continuing across parts of northern england in south—east scotland. rain showers continue in the south—east and the channel islands. with clear skies, it will be particularly chilly tonight, widespread frost. as we head into wednesday, there are changes. the isoba rs we head into wednesday, there are changes. the isobars open out, indicating the wins will be lighter, so less wind chill later in the day across england

hopefully, ican. rishi hopefully, i can.pport they say should be offered. but first have a listen to kim's story. she's a make—up artist and mum of two who lost her husband david to cancer in 2018. because david's pension made up over half of her income she received nothing. it feels like a big thinker is coming down and pointing at you and saying, you can have it but you can't. and it is, it makes you feel worthless. it makes you feel like you don't have a viable business. it is absolutely soul destroying. when some people are milking the system at the moment, and i can get nothing. i'm absolutely devastated that i have been penalised because of david's death, and because he had a pension. i have been penalised because he had a pension. i was absolutely blown away. i still cannot get my head around the fact that a dead person's income and money is then seen as an income. how can it be an income? it is a deceased pension. we pay into the system, the system then pays out, thatis system, the system then pays out, that is what

ican add i can add to that, having spoken to the school, the agency that lacks the school, the agencyte knows what this event was. it has been suggested it might been something of a religious ceremony, but we don't have too much information at the moment. clearly, there will be some concern that this sort of area, we are having some trouble with some people who don't want to see are reporting the story, that this sort of story where the message of coronavirus is being missed. ., ., message of coronavirus is being missed. ., ,, , ., message of coronavirus is being missed. ., ~' . message of coronavirus is being missed. ., ,, . ., message of coronavirus is being missed. ., ~' . . , message of coronavirus is being missed. ., ,, . ., , . missed. thank you. we are very much auoin to missed. thank you. we are very much going to stay — missed. thank you. we are very much going to stay with _ missed. thank you. we are very much going to stay with this _ missed. thank you. we are very much going to stay with this and _ missed. thank you. we are very much going to stay with this and see - going

all ican vaccine programme. it is patchy. all i can say to people is with us.be contacted by the nhs through different means, and that is how you book it. care homes, health care workers, it is slow than we would like it to be. it has been a month since the vaccine programme started. we only have 2 million people vaccinated and that is not enough to get a handle on the pandemic. hopefully with these hubs open it will be so much better. if matt hancock sticks to his promise then by august we should be able to get the nation vaccinated. let's talk about the hubs. some people are being offered places there, i understand, and it may be in some way from where they live. if they don't want to go there, can they get an appointment from their gp with yellow firstly, i want to say that everybody who has done all the work behind the hubs, it is immense. locally i know that gps have been trying to organise the hub distribution as well as do their day—to—day gp practice work so it is amazing, this level of work going on in the background. you will be contacted and that wil

democratic senators that the republican senators would rather chase and sober up by this event but icanill move on to events here in the uk and the ongoing covid crisis we are facing. in the last few minutes we've received the latest figures from england's test and trace scheme which show there has been a 24% increase in people testing positive for the coronavirus in the week from christmas eve until 30th december. the figures reflect a spike in cases that has prompted a new national lockdown. the scheme contacted 92.3% of the 193,573 people identified as close contacts of positive cases, a similar proportion to the week before. a spike therejust a spike there just after christmas. 2496 a spike there just after christmas. 24% increase between the 24th of december and the 30th of december. that might obviously take in some christmas day transmission, although that will also tip over it no doubt into the following weeks numbers when we get them. the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine is being rolled out to general practices in england for the first time today. so far, all the jabs have been admin

but madam deputy speaker, ican one—party.t be proceeding with sats this year. we do recognise that this will be an additional burden on schools and it is very important that we are very much focused on welcoming students back into the classroom at the very earliest opportunity. i very much commend my right honourable friend for the work being done to roll out on my learning, but very significant proportion of my constituents, there isa proportion of my constituents, there is a small practical problem that up to 13% of households either have a very slow or no to 13% of households either have a very slow oi’ no access to 13% of households either have a very slow or no access to broadband at all and mobile data is also nonexistent in many villages, so what practical support can my right honourable friend offer for those pupils living in such households competing against other member is of the household trying to work or learn with no or little broadband? this is an incredibly challenging problem for many living in rural communit

ican i can tell you that 2016 people are currently in hospital, that's six more than yesterday, and 151 we may have some cautious grounds for optimism that admissions to hospital are starting to tail off slightly. gordon brown has warned that trust in the way the uk's being run is breaking down. the former prime minister, and long—serving chancellor, said the pandemic had exposed tensions between whitehall and the nations and regions. he added that a commission should be set up to review how the uk is governed. the headlines on bbc news... no firm date for the return of schools in england, despite calls from mps for the government to clarify whether schools will fully re—open before easter. covid rules won't be eased in england before mid—february. the prime minister says he will be looking to relax the rules as soon as the numbers allow, but doesn't want to risk a surge in infections with the vaccination programme in full swing. the family of teenager keon lincoln describe their shock — after the 15—year old was shot and stabbed. boeing's 737 max is expected to get the go—ahead from sa

like, in summer, ican get to the summit from the base camp in may be less than 18 hours.to really look after your fingers. on top of that, in terms of terrain, its blue eyes. it's either blue ice or it is a rock. super vertical as well. that is why it is super tough. and every step you take you are gasping for air. again, the cold makes it worse in high altitude. but yeah, it is a volu nta ry altitude. but yeah, it is a voluntary pain for me and i love it. to give our viewers an idea of how much you know about mountain life, the 14 highest pea ks much you know about mountain life, the 14 highest peaks in the world, until last year, the quickest that they had ever been submitted was eight years. you did it in six months last year. you really know what you are doing. are you worried at all, are you concerned at all? and what keeps you going? of course, there is a bit of a concern about there is a bit of a concern about the safety of myself and my team. but if you are asking if there is any fear but if you are asking if there is anyfear in but if you are asking if there is a

ican i can also confirm that by 8:30am, 300 330 4000, 871 people have received their first dose of thewould. that under this daily measurement is 5468 that total is a stark reminder once again of the grief and heartbreak virus continues to cause and i want to extend my sympathies and condolences to all those who have lost a loved one during this pandemic. john swinney briefing from the scottish government earlier. more news about coronavirus development here. this time what is happening with the glastonbury music festival. they were hopeful they would continue with it but alas, not. it's with great regret, they say, we must announce this years festival will not take place and this will be another enforced fallow year for us. this is from michael and emily eavis, the organisers. in spite of our efforts, it has become clear we cannot make professional happiness year. we are so sorry to let you all down. as with last year, we would like to offer those who secured a ticket the opportunity to roll their £50 deposit over to next year and guarantee the chance to buy a ticket for glastonbury 2

ican i can say on confidence of where we are, the daily figures are being published. are, the daily figuresigures are being published-— are, the daily figures are being ublished. ., , ., . published. you will see an increase of a delivery _ published. you will see an increase of a delivery through _ published. you will see an increase of a delivery through this _ published. you will see an increase of a delivery through this week - published. you will see an increase of a delivery through this week and i of a delivery through this week and into next week as well. and it is worth reflecting that as we stand now, i am confident that seven in is in wales, by the end of this week, will have had their first shot. sevenin will have had their first shot. seven in ten of our care home residents and staff by the end of this week will have had their vaccine as well. that is increasing level of pace and confidence, attention, as members have asked for, as i and members of this, what to say because we recognise the crucial importance of this vaccination programme. there will be no lack of effort or urg

ican i can only apologise for rob the robin not coming down and feeding.ou. very patient, he carried on waitin: to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and _ to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and as _ to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and as soon _ to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and as soon as _ to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and as soon as we - to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and as soon as we went. to you. very patient, he carried on waiting and as soon as we went to| waiting and as soon as we went to the weather, this happened. look! you know you're _ the weather, this happened. look! you know you're hungry. _ the weather, this happened. look! i you know you're hungry. perfection! but it was you know you're hungry. perfection! itut it was a — you know you're hungry. perfection! itut it was a very _ you know you're hungry. perfection! but it was a very noncompliant - but it was a very noncompliant robin. perhaps a little camera shy but we got there in the end. he looks so happy! time for a loo

ican— taken by a shark and a crocodile, so i thought, i can run _ taken by a shark and a crocodile, soy— thankfully i have a wonderful friend who is very talented _ thankfully i have a wonderful friend who is very talented and _ thankfully i have a wonderful friend i who is very talented and bighearted, he is a _ who is very talented and bighearted, he is a local— who is very talented and bighearted, he is a local artist, _ who is very talented and bighearted, he is a local artist, ruston _ who is very talented and bighearted, he is a local artist, ruston fisher, i he is a local artist, ruston fisher, who dropped _ he is a local artist, ruston fisher, who dropped everything _ he is a local artist, ruston fisher, who dropped everything to - he is a local artist, ruston fisher, who dropped everything to make. he is a local artist, ruston fisher, - who dropped everything to make some beautiful— who dropped everything to make some beautiful illustrations _ who dropped everything to make some beautiful illustrations to _ who dropped everything to make some beautiful illustrations to make -

ican i can only tell you it is from our library. what the forecast is for todayis library.ss the north pennines will be rising through the court of the afternoon. heavy rain around chester and manchester. this is what we are looking at as we go through the course of the afternoon. again, all of the snow eventually moving out of northern england, moving north across scotland, but we will see quite a bit accumulating above 200 metres. on the other side of that it will be drier, brighter, sunshine and then expand the will come in from the west and the other thing to mention, if you are in the south—west of wales it will be cloudy and drizzly before the rain comes along. look at the temperatures. northern ireland, england and wales roughly between ten and ia degrees which is above average for this time of year but we are still in the colder air in the far north of england and also scotland where we are looking between four and 7 degrees. through the evening and overnight, the band of wintry weather moves north across scotland and the rain comes in from the south—west and pushes

ican i can see you are grooving along to that.lity of what my life was like and what that song allowed my music— like and what that song allowed my music to _ like and what that song allowed my music to become, yeah.— music to become, yeah. morning. i su ose music to become, yeah. morning. i sunpose we — music to become, yeah. morning. i sunpose we are _ music to become, yeah. morning. i suppose we are all _ music to become, yeah. morning. i suppose we are all being _ suppose we are all being philosophical at the moment. you are saying you in australia busking, doesn't feel different now? yeah, it was an amazing _ doesn't feel different now? yeah, it was an amazing adventure. - doesn't feel different now? yeah, it was an amazing adventure. i - doesn't feel different now? yeah, it was an amazing adventure. i was i doesn't feel different now? yeah, it was an amazing adventure. i was al was an amazing adventure. i was a busher— was an amazing adventure. i was a busker for— was an amazing adventure. i was a busker for four or five yea

ican school until monday 18th of january.nd that date and keep schools closed to the majority of pupils until the 1st of february. we will review this again in mid—january. the change will apply to all pupils accept vulnerable children and children of key workers and including nursery schools as well as primary and secondary. there is no doubt of all the difficult decisions we've had to take to date this was the most difficult of all. and its impact is of course the most severe. the evidence to date makes clear thanks to the hard work of school staff and pupils at schools in scotland have been a low risk environments for covid. we will work to ensure that remains the case. that includes ongoing work on testing in schools and discussions about when it will be possible to vaccinate school staff. i want to be clear it remains our priority to get school buildings open for all pupils as quickly as possible and keep them open. right now two factors mean it's not consistent with a safety first approach for all children to attend sch