so| hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that ou hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye!ust me. goodbye! so that you have it. to _ hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have it. to give _ hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have it. to give people - that you have it. to give people challenging you to kind of come up with the goods now because motorsport does not represent society, does it? it motorsport does not represent society, does it?— motorsport does not represent society, does it? it does not, and at the moment _ society, does it? it does not, and at the moment that's _ society, does it? it does not, and at the moment that's what - society, does it? it does not, and at the moment that's what we - society, does it? it does not, and| at the moment that's what we are here to change. and i truly believe thatis here to change. and i truly believe that is possible and again with these kids we just met, it is showing in them and their families that this is actually a real route for them. well it back, i don't want to look back and think i was this champion,

i'm sorry, iwill have to wrap — naomi play live. have to wrap it up there - naomi play live. i'm sorry, iwill have to wrap it up there but i naomi play live. i'm sorry, iwill. have to wrap it up there but thank you very much and i hope you get the result you get with bradley later. plenty of british interest again today in tokyo. jane dougall is at the bbc sport centre. and jane, you have news of team gb's first medal at the games? yes, 24—year—old chelsie giles has one briton's first medal, a bronze medal injudo in the one briton's first medal, a bronze medal in judo in the women's 52 kilograms, it was a defeat by the world number 10, so important to get up world number 10, so important to get up and running without bronze medal, she had lost in the quarterfinals but she beat the belgian to give herself a medal chance in going through to deliver that very impressive performance in the bronze medal match, chelsie giles from coventry becomes gb's first medallist of the tokyo olympics, definitely a future pub quiz question. onto taekw

iwill tell you, and that was wonderful _ athletes? iwill tell you, and that was wonderful question - i - athletes? iwill tell you, and that was wonderful question - i was l was wonderful question — i was listening to the interviews with the 4-5 listening to the interviews with the 4—5 women that were on the team, including simone, and it strikes me how young they really are. and we are expecting something from young adults who have not really even entered the world knowing who they are. that's why it's important that people in a high—pressure environment develop a therapy to align them. talk to someone and get to know themselves better, to tell their story and fear and worry so they aren't minimised, but honoured, and to take very good care of themselves, including proper diet, sleep and physical fitness. themselves, including proper diet, sleep and physicalfitness. but themselves, including proper diet, sleep and physical fitness. but to know that inside each and every one of them is indeed a light of greatness, and they don't need t

iwill say, kasper schmeichel did save the penalty, so therefore _ schmeichel did save the penalty, soty, so therefore there is that.— therefore there is that. i haven't thou . ht therefore there is that. i haven't thought of _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that way. _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that way. maybe i therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that way. maybe it| thought of it that way. maybe it affected him. i did just see it on the metro. for some reason, there are two lines on the front page of the metro. iim are two lines on the front page of the metro. i'm not entirely sure where the third line was, but rachel, i think... where the third line was, but rachel, ithink...— where the third line was, but rachel, ithink... rachel, i think... anything might have to self-isolate. _ rachel, i think... anything might have to self-isolate. the - rachel, i think... anything might have to self-isolate. the third i rachel, i think.

yes, i stay here maybe two hours because, after, uh, iwill go back, i go back to my home.at home is here — mclays guest house. room a3. the room's small. around 12 feet square. a tablet — donated by a charity — sits next to his bed. this is where he eats, where he sleeps and spends most of his time. there's no fridge, so he keeps his food and his milk on the windowsill outside to keep them cold. this is ali's world. he's agreed to film for us to try to show what life is like for him — and thousands of others — living inside the uk's asylum system. explosions, sirens. ali's from yemen, in the middle east. it's a country in the midst of a brutal civil war. since 2014, more than four million people have had to flee. almost a quarter of a million have lost their lives as a result of the conflict. ali escaped over the border to saudi arabia with his family. then he set off alone to the uk, in search of a safer life for them all. this is footage captured by romanian border police of one boat that ali was in. ali had paid smugglers to get him from serbia into romania, crossing th

thank you and iwill pass it back . >> thank you doctor wolensky and doctor fauci. as both doctor wolensky and doctor fauci stated the delta variance is a threat to communities with low vaccination rates. and the best way for communities to protect themselves is by getting more people vaccinated. from day one the president whole of government response efforts is tracking the data on the pandemic and vaccination efforts in states and counties. and we've worked with governors and local public health officials to ensure they have the support they need to curb the spread of the virus. today, given what we are seeing with the spread of delta in some committees in the country we are intensifying our efforts to help states prevent, detect and respond to hotspots among the unvaccinated by mobilizing covid-19 search response teams to be at the ready todeploy federal resources andwhere needed , federal personnel . these are dedicated teams working with communities at higher risk for experiencing outbreaks due to the spread of the delta variance and their low vaccination rates

tip, iwill offer a reflection, because it is very easy, regardless of party politics to find yourselfely found that the best way to do it is to try to find the common ground and to say to government, we are a capability here. we are a resource you should be using, we can make things happen. back to the point that the conference that tracy referred to earlier in the week where we hosted the uk 100 conference, all about local leaders coming together to say the biggest challenge of all is around climate change. let's do things which are best locally rather than nationally and actually, help us achieve together. and i think that is the tip i would offer, that's my experience of the last four years, it is better when we work with people than work against them. all peace and harmony in regional politics. it is great to have two mayors on. i wonder what the collective noun is for a bunch of mayors? i don't know, any ideas either of you? i don't know. a chain, maybe? a chain, of course, very, very good. thank you both for your time, it's been great to have you on. i hope you both come back an

yeah, iwill... yeah.other now so i will probably leave it for now and then give her a little message but right now i think it is best to just leave her be, see if that girl gets the final and if she does i'll probably drop her a message and say right, get your head up, let's go now and get the bronze medal. absolutely and give her that post i am sure she will be grateful for. obviously every athlete at the olympics has had a really tough 18 months with training opportunities massively curtailed that i imagine in this sport it really needs that one—on—one action, you need to be able to spark, to have that competition. how has it impacted on her, do you think, and the conversations you have had on her training and her mental preparedness for this? training and her mental preparedness forthis? i training and her mental preparedness for this? ~ ~ training and her mental preparedness for this? <’ “ , , for this? i think like everybody, ou for this? i think like everybody, you know. _ for this? i think like eve

iwill on the website when you want it. i will see you soon. hello there.ch developed later in the afternoon across southern england. for friday, though, it looks like we could see a few more showers around generally. but that said, there should still be quite a bit of sunshine around. it'll feel quite warm too. so we're in between weather systems for friday. this area of low pressure, though, will be moving injust in time for the weekend. it could bring quite a bit of rain at times and even some thunderstorms. so we start this morning off rather cloudy for many, bit of mist and fog around. that should tend to melt away quite quickly, and then there will be plenty of sunshine as we head on into the afternoon, but a scattering of showers will develop. some of them could turn out to be heavy and thundery. i think the focus of them towards central and eastern parts of the country. some areas avoiding them completely and staying dry, and it will be quite warm too — top temperatures around 2a degrees. those showers continue into the evening, push their way furth

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iwill give you will never guess who they are supporting here. i will give you a clue.. they went up flags everywhere you see. they went up a couple of weeks ago at the start of the tournament and now they are putting up even more flags. let me show you, everyone is getting into the spirit. the neighbours. just me bruno the dog, a big football fan. he hasjust been playing football, and he not a bad player. and england doing really well as well. jade, the owner, what are you making of it all quits like it's amazing, getting together at a community and just making the best of a couple of rubbish years, i suppose. it is bringing people together, because if we look over here, they are putting up even more flags. i'm surprised there's any flags. i'm surprised there's any flags left in this area. careful coming down, i don't want an accident. you were watching last night like everyone — what did you make of it? night like everyone - what did you make of it?— make of it? fantastic, fantastic. the way we _ make of it? fantastic, fantastic. the way we got _ make of it? fantastic

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iwill- been thrilled? i was really thrilled, yes. i will never. been thrilled?long did it ta ke take you ? it take you? it is quite an extraordinary artwork, really stop it took me two years to complete. i knitted the main house the first year and then we went into lockdown and i had done the second half of the second year. we completed it at the second year. we completed it at the beginning of may this year. thud the beginning of may this year. and how did it come to her majesty's attention, resulting in an invitation for you to go and visit? it has been arranged for it to go into sandringham on display and then at that point we went into lockdown, so i was still working on it at home and obviously in lockdown nothing else happened and then when lockdown finished we were invited to go up and set it up in the ballroom on display for the summer. it is in there now until mid—october. margaret, we arejust there now until mid—october. margaret, we are just seeing images of it. two things strike me. one, it is huge, and two, the level of detail is extraordinary! laug

if it is 8-0, iwill buy you a drink-— england? a drink. definitely 3-0. harry kane will get a brace, i'm - kane will get a brace, i'm confident _ kane will get a brace, i'm confident.— kane will get a brace, i'm confident. lots of different opinions — confident. lots of different opinions there. _ confident. lots of different opinions there. there i confident. lots of different opinions there. there you | confident. lots of different i opinions there. there you have confident. lots of different - opinions there. there you have it, the game will kick off at 8pm. do you think i will bring it home? come on, you think i will bring it home? come on. england! — you think i will bring it home? come on. england! of— you think i will bring it home? come on, england! of course _ you think i will bring it home? come on, england! of course it's - you think i will bring it home? come on, england! of course it's coming i on, england! of course it's coming home! greg. _ on, england! of course it's coming home! greg, how _ on, england! of course

iwill give it to ou, a bestseller. seriously. iwill give it to you. you _ a bestseller. seriously.. mancini congratulated him on social media, saying on sunday everyone's hearts will be at wimbledon and wembley. hard—hitting berrettini made it through to his first grand slam final with a four—set victory over hubert hurkacz. he won the title at queen's a couple of weeks ago — but he'll be up against the world number one tomorrow. djokovic is chasing a sixth wimbledon crown — he beat denis shapovalov in the semi—finals and he's also bidding to equal the record of 20 grand slams. this afternoon, it's the women's final and there'll be a new name on the venus rosewater dish, with ash barty facing karolina pliskova on centre court. barty is the world number one, so she'll be favourite going into the match, which falls on the 50th anniversary of her idol evonne goolagong cawley�*s first win at wimbledon. britain's mark cavendish has made history at the tour de france, winning the 34th stage of his career. cavendish, wearing the green jersey, won the sprint finish on stage 13 by a few inc

iwill be honest. it is depressing — gps like you. iwill be honest. rationale is it is summer, we will be outdoors and lets ease the restrictions. we have the vaccination programme going strong and we have the majority of vulnerable patients vaccinated. but we have new variants. we have the delta variant that is rife at the moment. we are living on hope we can control this so we have the capacity in hospitals, but those numbers, looking at numbers where we went into the first, second, third lockdown, that is where we were. to know we will be back there is heartbreaking because we have done so much work in the nhs to keep numbers down and keep patients protected. i think all of us are hoping let's see what it is like at the minute. i would not be surprised when it comes to winter we could be looking down the fourth time. i am saying it now but that is perhaps where we are heading. can i saying it now but that is perhaps where we are heading.— saying it now but that is perhaps where we are heading. can i ask you about london _ where we are heading. can

iwill stop present government that is people from it. people visit children's homes with my do politicians visit places like that? i homes with my do politicians visit places like that?— places like that? i certainly hope so but i think— places like that? i certainly hope so but i think that _ places like that? i certainly hope so but i think that back - places like that? i certainly hope so but i think that back then - places like that? i certainly hope l so but i think that back then she'll rip off metlife were not valued in the same way as a i think there was a cultural thing and appalling. we are reporting it in tomorrow's telegraph about how the children in care were used by lambeth council to appoint against the thatcher government in a toxic game of the children were being abused. i think politics to come into it is a bigger port but i don't think and don't want to take any spotlight away from these children because that's who we should be about. find these children because that's who we should be about.— should be about. and those

and i would have a childish reaction, right, iwill eat more _ childish reaction, right, iwill eat more given what you said about talking to each other, we know there is an obesity problem in the uk. 60% of people overweight. a conversation saying to someone, you know, what about your weight? these are very delicate, difficult and important conversations? i are very delicate, difficult and important conversations? i think the odcast is important conversations? i think the podcast is trying _ important conversations? i think the podcast is trying to _ important conversations? i think the podcast is trying to reframe - important conversations? i think the podcast is trying to reframe not i podcast is trying to reframe not just the technical understanding of obesity that is driven by ultra—processed food that needs regulation, but we are trying to change the philosophy around obesity. it is a disease caused by profit incentives. it is huge business. once you understand things in that light, you understand that people with our genetic predisposition, we live in a country where this food is

iwill tell you how, we to know how we put this virus behind us?but vaccines do and what they do not do. put simply, vaccines are designed to save lives and prevent severe illness. they are highly effective at both. i americans have had a least one shot. of that group, 90% are done now. in 10% are waiting for the second shot. to those folks of one shot and not the second, go get the second shot. even if you're overdue for the second shot, it is not too late. go get the second shot now. now. the bottom line is if you are fully vaccinated, you are highly protected from covid—19. but what i also know is that many of you who are vaccinated are concerned about what is called, breakthrough cases. yes, some fully vaccinated people will still test positive and some will still test positive and some will show some symptoms of covid—19. that is expected with almost every vaccine there is. further diseases. the breakthrough cases remain rare and almost all are mild cases. in fact, virtually all hospitalisations and deaths are among the unvaccinated. i also kn

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wear a mask.— enclosed spaces, inside, iwill still wear a mask.he last day or so that - still wear a mask. there is a change over the last day or so that will i over the last day or so that will mean nhs staff contacted by test and trace may not have too self—isolate. take us through what details you know about that.— know about that. from what i understand. _ know about that. from what i understand, if— know about that. from what i understand, if your _ know about that. from what i understand, if your role i know about that. from what i understand, if your role is i know about that. from what i i understand, if your role is seen to be critical, saving lives, it could put others at risk, you could be exempt but it has to go through a risk management process and has to be cleared by the director of public health. there are numerous hoops. you can go back to work but we are trying to make it so you cannot go back to work. trying to make it so you cannot go back to work-— back to work. there might be a differentiation _ back to work. there might be a

cummings criticisms of the prime minister, iwill watch it later.al times, _ minister likely to stick? look, in normal times, if— minister likely to stick? look, in normal times, if you're - minister likely to stick? look, in normal times, if you're closest i normal times, if you're closest advisers says, as well as your clever and complex, if they going to say that you are chaotic, clueless, incompetent, cynical, i could go on and on, that can be absolutely terminal. but these are not normal times and they are not normal times because essentially the country is split into two tribes after the referendum into thousand 16. the probe for us pro brexit tribe in the other tried but doesn't like brexit and doesn't like boris very much. and talking to members of the first tribe, they are just not receptive to this kind of criticism and they dismiss mr cummings this summer with sour grapes and dismiss mr cummings this summer with sourgrapes and an dismiss mr cummings this summer with sour grapes and an oddball. but the other tribe, for them, mr cummings be

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. >> chair bustos: hearing no requests to speak iwill close public comment .ease call the next item. >> the next order of business is item 7, reports of the chai . >> chair bustos: there is nothing to report, please call the next item. >> next order of business is item 8,report of the executive director . >> thank you madam secretary. the only item i have to report is today are your 2020 was rude before the board of supervisors committee and was moved forward with a recommendation to the full board for request. >> chair bustos: thank you. madam secretary pleasecall the next item . >> the next order of businessis item 9, and matters . mister chair. >> chair bustos: any commissioner have any question they need to bring up ? >> i just want to thank the commissioners for just being so diligent and mindful of the work that's before us and what we want to do for the community and for the people of san francisco and i just want to thank you publicly forall . madam secretary. >> commissioner bycer: if i could i would move my, i was making you dizzy. i would move my co

she is gone, iwill never have that again.— have that again.ve that again. it was a cop located family. one of - have that again. it was a cop located family. one of the i have that again. it was a cop - located family. one of the various siblings by different fathers, she took the surname of her mother's partner. he was like a man on the edge, the court heard, and bernadette's allegations for the final straw. bernadette's allegations for the finalstraw. in bernadette's allegations for the final straw. injuly last bernadette's allegations for the final straw. in july last year, bernadette's allegations for the final straw. injuly last year, she messaged her mother. for a few years, dad has been hiding cameras in my bedroom, putting his hand up my top, making me stuff. her mother was incredulous, and having collected bernadette from his penthouse, it was then it is said that he killed her. i penthouse, it was then it is said that he killed her.— penthouse, it was then it is said that he killed her. i would guess some sort _ that he killed her. i

iwill— tory chair, amanda milling. i will be _ tory chair, amanda milling. idea of the build up there in rome? ., ., there in rome? good morning. hello from rome- — there in rome? good morning. hello from rome- in _ there in rome? good morning. hello from rome. in the _ there in rome? good morning. hello from rome. in the shadow _ there in rome? good morning. hello from rome. in the shadow of - there in rome? good morning. hello from rome. in the shadow of the - from rome. in the shadow of the vatican — from rome. in the shadow of the vatican i— from rome. in the shadow of the vatican. i say the state is said here, — vatican. i say the state is said here, it — vatican. i say the state is said here, it is _ vatican. i say the state is said here, it is a _ vatican. i say the state is said here, it is a slightly strange experience because you would imagine arriving _ experience because you would imagine arriving irr— experience because you would imagine arriving in a— experience because you would imagine arriving in a city before a huge quarterfinal like this i

iwill penalties, which are coming. that is true. i will aim _ penalties, which are coming.to get it on charlie's had before the end. it looks a bit charlie's had before the end. it looks a hit big for you, is all. if you could — looks a hit big for you, is all. if you could pull it out of your whole headm _ you could pull it out of your whole headm yes. _ you could pull it out of your whole head... yes, like that, you could do. an head... yes, like that, you could do.- any pictures - head... yes, like that, you could do.- any pictures from - head... yes, like that, you could l do.- any pictures from home head... yes, like that, you could do. right. any pictures from home of what ou do. right. any pictures from home of what you are — do. right. any pictures from home of what you are doing, _ do. right. any pictures from home of what you are doing, plans _ do. i? fit. any pictures from home of what you are doing, plans for the day. _ what you are doing, plans for the day, let— what you are doing, plans for the day, let us— what you are doing, plans for the day, let us know. th

patrick and jvt, and then iwill come in. i— he right? patrick and jvt, and then i will come in._ to ten days from now before we can even see _ to ten days from now before we can even see much of a flicker of the impact _ even see much of a flicker of the impact of— even see much of a flicker of the impact of that. and then we will have _ impact of that. and then we will have to — impact of that. and then we will have to wait another seven to ten days _ have to wait another seven to ten days after — have to wait another seven to ten days after the to see the impact on hospitalisations. but all the predictions are that if cases continue _ predictions are that if cases continue to rise, there will be increased _ continue to rise, there will be increased pressure on hospitals. and what the _ increased pressure on hospitals. and what the nhs has in front of it now is not _ what the nhs has in front of it now is not only— what the nhs has in front of it now is not only dealing with these new hospitalisations, but also dealing with the — hospitalisations, but also dealing with the catc

angela, iwill— suppose. ok, i will take this one first. angela, i will give - suppose.se. and the level of vaccination in this country is now very high. and that is why we are confident we will be able to proceed with the step on july the 19th, as i set out. i think that was your only question to me, thank you. that was your only question to me, thank ou. ~ ., that was your only question to me, thank yon-— that was your only question to me, thank ou. ~ ., _, , ., thank you. well, of course over the course of the _ thank you. well, of course over the course of the years _ thank you. well, of course over the course of the years i _ thank you. well, of course over the course of the years i have - thank you. well, of course over the course of the years i have worked i course of the years i have worked together— course of the years i have worked together with a number of british prime _ together with a number of british prime ministers and i liked all of my contacts with british prime ministers, each and everyone has a different— ministers, each and everyone has a different

however, iwill give week. there is plenty of room on arran.e forward it doesn't hurt to wear a mask, it doesn't hurt to keep your distance. we can do that. i'm in hospitality so i understand hospitality has been so i understand hospitality has been so hard hurt and they wanted to be able to do mark evans per night. but when it comes to having to close your doors again because the covers are rife, but it's not good either. it's not time to ease off. don't take restrictions out of the picture because they are helping. what is the impact of going to be on the nhs? how are they going to cope? when we reopened we had four members of staff who resigned within the first four weeks. for a couple of them, it is because they couldn't face the pressure of 200 people through the door every day. for others it was they no longer to live that high energy type job where you are working nights, weekends, you do the long shifts and you don't get to eat at mealtimes. they couldn't do that after lockdown. lots of people have left hospitality, the agencies have le

in a moment, iwill set to 145 cases per 100,000 people.valence of infection in wales will remain extremely high for at least the rest of the summer. that level of circulation of the virus will increase the risk of new variance emerging, increase the risk of the virus re—entering hospitals, care homes and other closed settings. it will increase the risk that the virus will move from younger to older people, repeating the pattern of both waves one and two. it will increase the number of people suffering from long covid. it will increase workforce absences, including in our key public services. and it will place greater strain on our test, trace protect service and the genomic sequencing service, making of the identification of new variants more difficult. what are the other countervailing factors? first and foremost, vaccination, and particularly our high rates of vaccination in wales is changing our relationship with the virus, and doing so faster than any other uk nation. today, more than 73% of all adults in wales have received two doses

so, yes, iwill still be wearing my mask. will continue to wear my mask. thank you very much for those tweets. the owners of vauxhall are holding a press conference about the future of their factory at ellesmere port, let's join it now. it is my great pleasure to be here today to have this announcement after so many months of uncertainty. at vauxhall we will celebrate our 60th anniversary next year and with the secretary of state for business, energy and industry, we can give this historic fight and historic signalfor its this historic fight and historic signal for its sustainability. we can confirm our commitment to vauxhall, our iconic british brand. the transformation of the automotive industry is a challenge for all manufacturers and we can say that we are at the forefront of all requirements to reduce c02 are at the forefront of all requirements to reduce co2 emissions and offering to our customers a large range of vehicles to help them to switch to electrified solutions of mobility. at a time when the british government

as i say, iwill— consume music. so how do you consume your music?yl, people actually treasure vinyl. every record i look at evokes a memory. i can always remember where i bought it. but i can't have a record player in the car, so i have the cd in the car. it's a really good point, actually. and it's really satisfying when vinyl is that you listen to when you were younger get passed on to your kids. and that crackle as the record starts up. it is all very memory laden and evocative. it starts up. it is all very memory laden and evocative.— starts up. it is all very memory laden and evocative. it is. i was sieiakin laden and evocative. it is. i was speaking to _ laden and evocative. it is. i was speaking to a — laden and evocative. it is. i was speaking to a friend _ laden and evocative. it is. i was speaking to a friend and - laden and evocative. it is. i was speaking to a friend and he - laden and evocative. it is. i wasi speaking to a friend and he told laden and evocative. it is. i was - speaking to a friend and he told me that he bought a vinyl r

iwill— cabinet is more diverse... we were listening. i will take _ cabinet is more diverse...nd achievements of every member of that team has been overshadowed by the racism of online trolls. the prime minister has just reinforced our collective condemnation of racism and off—line. individuals who commit racist offences should face the full force of the law and we already have robust legislation in place to deal with all my but governments around the world are grappling with how we collectively team the wild west of the internet. we are leaving the world in tackling online harms in the introduction of the online safety bill. it will put in place, measures to tackle illegal and legal but harmful abuse including racist abuse. if major platforms do not meet their own standards to keep people safe and address abuse quickly and effectively, they could face enforcement action. let one message ring loud and clear to those companies. there is no reason for companies. there is no reason for companies to wait until the regime is fully running to take action against this apparent abuse.

obviously, iwill set measures when we do move to level zero. normality as quickly as possible. the first is to get vaccinated as soon as you are invited to do so. if you are over 18 years of age, you should have had your invitation for the first jab should have had your invitation for the firstjab by now. you can self register on the nhs inform website, or you can go to one of the drop—in clinics. there are open clinics in all mainland health board areas and you can find details of the one nearest to you on the nhs inform website, or on the social media accounts of your own health board. these drop—in clinics are also available to anyone who has had a first dose eight weeks or more ago but hasn't yet had the second dose. i simply can't emphasise enough how important it is that we'll get vaccinated with both doses, so please get both jabs as soon as you can and the nhs inform website is the place to go if you need information on how to get yourjab. the second thing we are asking everyone to do is to take the opportunity to test yourself regularl

beverly, iwill give who condemnsjesus to die on the cross.e's homes?— excavation happening underneath people's homes? i have seen them down there — people's homes? i have seen them down there working _ people's homes? i have seen them down there working and _ people's homes? i have seen them down there working and they - people's homes? i have seen them down there working and they have | people's homes? i have seen them | down there working and they have a whole method for how they drill into an area that they will go into, how they put framing inside of there and then take the dirt out so it is a secure tunnel.— then take the dirt out so it is a secure tunnel. while the pro'ect team insist fl secure tunnel. while the pro'ect team insist utmost i secure tunnel. while the pro'ect team insist utmost safety h secure tunnel. while the project team insist utmost safety for i secure tunnel. while the project i team insist utmost safety for local residents is the priority, it isn't quite everyone feels, especially among the palestinian community who

iwill dip sunshine and warmth is back. fancy a dip?l dip into the forecast to tell you the details and breakfast. it's wednesday the 14th ofjuly. face coverings will remain mandatory for passengers on london's transport network, despite the legal requirement to wear them being lifted in england from monday. the city's mayor, sadiq khan, said the move was aimed at keeping passengers and staff safe. masks will still be a requirement in scotland and in wales people will need to wear them on public transport and in health care settings. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies. from monday, it is no longer the law to wear a mask in public transport in england. instead, it's about personal responsibility. but the government has said it still wants people to wear face coverings in crowded settings, such as busy trains and buses. london's mayor, sadiq khan, has asked transport for london to make it a condition of carriage, meaning if passengers travel on any of its services, including buses and tubes, they must wear a mask, even aft

iwill certainly consider the proposal debated but i must say i am instinctively against sporting boycotts has raised and i has committed to do so? i am aware of the issue she has raised and we . of the issue she has raised and we are making the change but i will write to her as soon as i have that information. write to her as soon as i have that information-— write to her as soon as i have that information. ~ , , ., ., information. whilst the extension or race information. whilst the extension or grace period — information. whilst the extension or grace period for— information. whilst the extension or grace period for the _ information. whilst the extension or grace period for the supply - information. whilst the extension or grace period for the supply of i grace period for the supply of chilled — grace period for the supply of chilled meat from great britain to northern— chilled meat from great britain to northern ireland is welcome, lord foster's_ northern ireland is welcome, lord foster's is— northern ireland is welcome, lord foster's is right to say that it amounts _ foster's is righ

iwill- see it. you will take on the chin ethical and when? i will have i see it.uture times, the residents coming together, one of those are charlie who joins me now. we have the final today, how is everyone feeling? they are excited, like, come on, england, it is coming home. a few special flags.— like, come on, england, it is coming home. a few special flags. names for the eo - le home. a few special flags. names for the people we — home. a few special flags. names for the people we have _ home. a few special flags. names for the people we have lost _ home. a few special flags. names for the people we have lost in _ home. a few special flags. names for the people we have lost in the - home. a few special flags. names for the people we have lost in the past, i the people we have lost in the past, my dad. _ the people we have lost in the past, my dad, dale, steve. it is the people we have lost in the past, my dad, dale, steve.— my dad, dale, steve. it is not 'ust enalish my dad, dale, steve. it is not 'ust english fansfi my dad, dale, steve. it is not 'ust english

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