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a sudden curtis pandemic, once in a century type of crisis, it's become evident to many that pre k times in for crisis. as entire countries went down, i spoke with a group of people whose work has been all about dissecting and analyzing capitalism . when people say they want to get back normal, who complain that they're pretty good to me right now. the thing about morality actually inc and politics yaki project a lot going to be pretty, why not, not even in other people have in there wasn't to be keep the money to come in and talk to you from one of the richest history. and yet we didn't have the money in my opinion, capitalism is the pandemic that in the root cause of so much of the suffering we're experiencing now. i mean, i want things to go back to normal. i want to be able to go to a cafe. i want to be able to see my friends. i don't want things to go back to the normal that we've been living with for the last 20 years. well, concentration is not working people. that's the paradigm. that's the contact page for our current calamity. this fires has intensified as spotlight on health c

they've got 96 hours slots, around 7 o'clock, u k. time on thursday to decide if they want to do site. and if they don't take it to the international court of appeal, but at any j site, if they hear they from when those what's your take on how the race ira applied the rules? obviously it was in favor of vir staffing. so in terms of mercedes, ca, they fill that either the race or i to select all of the unlocked cost $3.00 or no unlike and none of the cost $3.00. and unfortunately in the have ye, michael massey, any let 5 of them through now the cause between louis and mux not allowed mac subs . he be up right behind louis and on the fresh a ties and get ahead. and they just feel that the rules in their view wasn't applied properly. it's, it's kind of out to them now. so if they wanna go forward with it is an interpretation of the rules. disuse of made that decision. and if we go to the instructional court of appeal, they'll have to make their own decision. well, you've been covering f one for a long time. now, do you think hamilton would ra

k. 4 times more than the russians on military. the problem on military in europe is not the level of spending. the problem is that we do it $28.00 times $27.00 times now after the breaks it and that we dedicate everything $27.00 times. we spent more or less 35 percent of the americans are military and we can only do 10 percent of the operations of the american army. what does it mean if you spend 35 percent of the americans and can only do 10 percent of the operations that you're treat to 4 times less f. and that's the consequence of publication. so my plea is that the fastest as possible will create as european defense community as a biller of nate, a european pillar of nato. and that's the real answer to our geopolitical weakness and not spent a little bit more of tax money as we do today. but do you agree that one of the commissioners, cherry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations? and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about temporary o

k. government is redefining its heights on 32nd charlotte to how challenging a time is this for people in the u. k. very challenging. i think the staff shortages is the biggest concern at the moment, particularly in hospitals emergency services, as well as we know just a couple of days till christmas, people here in the u. k. and around the world facing some very difficult decisions on how they best both celebrate christmas and loved ones. return times. and you did every correspondence or charlottesville, simple reporting from london. thank you very much. and germany has reported its 1st death from the arm across variance. the country's top public health body, so the person was between 60 and 79. so far, germany has confirmed over 3000 cases of the new variant health minister carl larva said he expects armstrong to become the dominant variance in the coming weeks. meanwhile, in germany, millions of people are preparing to celebrate the christmas holidays. against a backdrop of the coven 19 pandemic. stricter rules on social gatherings will come into place next week with the country bra

k. this time, foreign ministers yes. so the u. k is the host of the g 7 this year. and this is the 2nd event of foreign ministers this year. and as you say, there is also being the leaders event in the summer. so this is kind of drawing the case hosting of the g 7 to, to close. that there will be many topics of conversation that these foreign ministers are going to be going over. it of course is one of them is the new varian omicron, spreading around the world, particularly. so in the united kingdom, this event is very much a masks on one, but they will also be talking about the perceived threats of russia and china with the build up of forces. russian forces near the friday and border. there is still a fear amongst g 7 countries that that might be some kind of military action against ukraine and speaking recently lives, trust the case for a secretary said that we want to deter russia from taking that course of action. we want to make it clear that such a move would be a she puts it a strategic mistake that also be talking about other crises around the world, ongoin

so, as i say, people are worried that there will be not for the 1st time in the u. k. of the times in this pandemic that the action may come to lights to actually make any difference. so the numbers are increasing in the u. k. andrew, what about the rest of europe? well, the answer that question is hangs with. particularly with the e u. health ministers who are all gathered in brussels. a discussing what further measures re can take that they all looking at the travel restrictions on whether they could possibly introduce more. although suggestions are that that may not take place. there are also looking at that major thorny issue of mandatory at vaccinations are which are in place already in it going to be in austria in february. and germany is also considering similar action elsewhere in europe. there are further measures in many states to move towards that mandatory vaccinations and also towards tougher restrictions that were verging on locked downs as well. one that one aspect of that a lot of people may be concerned about in terms of super spreading comes from spain

k. 4 times more than the russians on military. the problem on military in europe is not the level of spending. the problem is that we do it $28.00 times $27.00 times now after the breaks it and that we dedicate everything $27.00 times, we spent more or less 35 percent of the americans are military and we can only do 10 percent of your braces of the american army, what does it mean if you spend 35 percent of the americans and can only do 10 percent of the operations that you're treat to 4 times less effect? and that's the consequence of publication. so my plea is that the fastest as possible will create as european defense community as a biller of nate, a european pillar of nato. and that's the real answer to our geopolitical weakness and not spent a little bit more of tax money as we do today. but do you agree, though, one of the commissioners, jerry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations, and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about tempor

k. 4 times more than the russians on military. the problem on military in europe is not the level of spending. the problem is that we do it $28.00 times $27.00 times now after the breaks it and that we definitely, kate, everything. 27 times. we spent more or less 35 percent of the americans are military and we can only do 10 percent of the operations of the american army. what does it mean if you spend 35 percent of the americans and can only do 10 percent of the operations that you're treat to 4 times less afraid? and that's the consequence of publication. so my plea is that the fastest as possible will create as european defense community as a biller of nate, a european biller of nato. and that's the real answer to our geopolitical weakness and not spent a little bit more of tax money as we do today. but do you agree that one of the commissioners, cherry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations? and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about

k. 4 times more than the russians on military. the problem on military in europe is not the level of spending. the problem is that we do it $28.00 times $27.00 times now after the breaks it and that we dedicate everything $27.00 times. we spent more or less 35 percent of the americans are military and we can only do 10 percent of the operations of the american army. what does it mean if you spend 35 percent of the americans and can only do 10 percent of the operations that you're treat to 4 times less effect? and that's the consequence of publication. so my plea is that the fastest as possible will create as european defense community as a biller of nate, a european pillar of nato. and that's the real answer to our geopolitical weakness and not spent a little bit more of tax money as we do today. but do you agree that one of the commissioners, cherry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations? and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about tempor

burying, you know, your remaining maint waste somewhere in a mountain or something and letting it the k over time. we don't have to worry about that because like in that figure that just showed the only output that we have is helium and then energetic neutrons in terms of tritium. i'll let one of my other colleagues answer that question. but we do expect that fusion would be much, much safer than fish. and even though it is still a nuclear reaction that we're talking about, but it's, it is, we will have to go work with our nuclear regulatory agency and make sure that we pass through all the regulations clearly. but we also hope to work with the community and make sure that they feel comfortable and safe to have a fusion reactor in their backyard. great, if you can jump in with him. yeah. on, on the regulatory front with tritium. we are deeply involved with the regulators here in figuring out how fusion power plants are going to be operated safely and appropriately. and what we'd say about that is that a fusion power plant will look largely like existing medical isotope facilities accelerators tha

k. government is redefining its heights on 32nd. charlotte. so how challenging time is this for people in the u. k. very challenging. i think the staff shortages is the biggest concern at the moment, particularly in hospitals emergency services, as well as we know just a couple of days till christmas, people here in the u. k. and around the world facing some very difficult decisions on how they best buy, celebrate christmas and protect their loved ones. return times and do, did every correspondence or charlottesville, simple reporting from london. thank you very much. like to tell you now, but the other stories in the headlines around the world, china has long down the city. if she on home, 13000000 people in response to just over 200 coven 19 cases. china has pursued a 0 k strategy. measures come just weeks before busying will host the winter. olympics. government is urging olympians to get booster draft. belgium's government has agreed in principle to shut down the country's existing nuclear power plant by 2025. the willing coalition reached a compromise deal after

the you chief says it's time for the book to consider making k with 19 vaccinations . mandatory cases are on the rise across the continent, which is currently the se epicenter of the pandemic. it comes as concerns rise about the omicron variant you and take to general antonio. the terrorist has condemned travel bands on southern africa introduced to slow it spread as partied. what the scene acceptable is to have when part of the world. debt is one of the most vulnerable parts of the world economy condemned to a lockout when they were the ones that revealed the existence of a new variant. that by the way, already existed in other parts of the world, including in europe as we know. so this is a very stronger pill that i launch a pupil common sense. we have the instruments to have safe travel. let's use those instruments to avoid the skies over. allow me to say travel upper tight. u. s. is confirmed its 1st case of the omicron variant, top infectious disease expert antony fetch. he said the person in question returned from south africa on november 22nd and tested positive 7 days later. h

k, with daily infections exceeding 100000 for the 1st time on wednesday. over the past 8 days, the u. k. has seen its highest numbers of new cases since the pandemic began, but only 8000 people are in hospital with the virus that's far lower than during previous waves. or scotland and wales are both tightened restrictions. the slow, the spread of all been cron, british prime minister boris johnson, has chosen not to impose similar measures in england at least until after christmas . but parts of the economy are suffering anyway because of a fearful public and staff shortages or reach helen's reports from london. it's one of london's best known restaurant chains, but you'll have no problem getting a table at the office in special fields right now. it's normally the busiest time of the year, but like hospitality businesses, off and down the country, also in desperate customers. in the last week we had like over a 1000 cancellations for lunch and dinner days. we do 100 for lines, roughly 100 for lunch, and then 120 for dinner. we're doing about $44.00 boys or

k. 4 times more than the russians on military. the problem on military in europe is not the level of spending. the problem is that we do it $28.00 times $27.00 times now, after the breaks it. and that we definitely, kate, everything. 27 times. we spent more or less 35 percent of the americans are military and we can only do 10 percent of the operations of the american army. what does it mean if you spend 35 percent of the americans and can only do 10 percent of the operations that you're treat to 4 times less f. and that's the consequence of publication. so my plea is that the fastest as possible will create as european defense community as a biller of nate, a european pillar of nato. and that's the real answer to our geopolitical weakness and not spent a little bit more of tax money as we do today. but do you agree that one of the commissioners, jerry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations? and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about temp

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k is reported more than a 100000 daily crow virus infections for the 1st time. scotland and wales of tightened restrictions, but u. k. prime minister boris johnson has chosen not to impose similar measures in england. and hong kong university has removed a statue commemorating the victims of the 1989 chairman square massacre. which is jaime censored in china. the university says the decision was based on legal advice . the move has strong criticism from activists and rights groups. the un security council has unanimously adopted a resolution allowing humanitarian aid into afghanistan. the council voted to apply a sanctions exemption, meaning that governments date agencies can now send money and goods to the country for the 1st time since the telephone took power. millions of afghans desperately need food and medicines. kristin, slim reports not from the un is, will not cook as by the un security council paved the way for more aid to afghanistan unanimously. passing a u. s. sponsored resolution, explicitly stating humanitarian assistance and other activities that support basic human ne

k, reportedly rich time hi brittany. supreme court roles, it was unlawful to drop on inquiry into their lead torture. 14 suspects are arrayed my best by the police soldiers. at one of them told us what he had to endure do at this concert, wait noise, that commandment took over your brain. we were denied chile. we all show. we're denied you should toilet that was cancelled for the 7 days. i was on a law enforcement struggle to deal with hundreds of migrants arriving every day crucial to rounding on the by ministration with sheriffs describing the situation as chaos. we end up with the decimal of desert, the robberies happening along the border. the pursuits then li, ancillary criminal activity like the large amounts of drugs that are being smuggled into our country. ah, law for moscow. thanks for joining us tonight and financial on daniel hawkins. wherever you are this hour, welcome to the program. u. k. has recorded a record concerts with all the 93000 cases registered in the past 24 hours. a matter of london is declared a major incident with hospitals running out of capacity. meanwhile

k. any is time. and one of the main reasons seems to be the almost daily damning revelations in photos suggesting down the street staff. conservative party work is even the prime minister himself violated coven restrictions last year. and the picture i'm particular talking about was published by the guardian showing boris johnson with his family members of staff, sharing wine and cheese. very nice in the dining street garden. when the rest of the country was under strict laws against social mixing during the 1st lockdown, despite that photo evidence. so for us, johnson rejects that. he did anything wrong. do you normally have wine and cheese were made for people? there is a meetings of people at work talk about this is where i live and so i work. those are meetings of people at what talking about work while adding to the british foreign ministers. whoa says an open letter by national health service staff accusing his government of exploiting them thus after he ass medics to help to deliver the fastes

k. 4 times more than the russians on military. the problem on military in europe is not the level of spending. the problem is that we do it $28.00 times $27.00 times now after the breaks it and that we dedicate everything $27.00 times. we spent more or less 35 percent of the americans are military and we can only do 10 percent of the operations of the american army. what does it mean if you spend 35 percent of the americans and can only do 10 percent of the operations that you're treat to 4 times less f. and that's the consequence of publication. so my plea is that the fastest as possible will create as european defense community as a biller of nate, a european pillar of nato. and that's the real answer to our geopolitical weakness and not spent a little bit more of tax money as we do today. but do you agree that one of the commissioners, cherry breton said the other day that something is broken in transatlantic relations? and that's neither a reference to trump, nor biden is, is the something that he was talking about temporary o

k. as reported more than a $100000.00 daily for of hours infections for the 1st time, scotland and wales of title restrictions, but u. k. prime minister force johnson has chosen not to impose similar measures in england. and hong kong university has removed a statue commemorating the victims of the 1989 gentlemen square massacre, which is highly sensitive in china. the move has told criticism from activists and rights groups. the head of the un relief and works agency for palestinian refugees has told us his organizations on the verge of financial collapse. felipe la cerini is warning that on raw can no longer meet the growing needs of migrants in lebanon, said a hodder house more from beirut. in exiles for decades, these palestinian refugees have long lived on the margins of society. they are among the most vulnerable and porous communities in lebanon. the situation has been made worse because the economy is close to collapse. and now there lifeline faces a shortage of funds. the financial crisis of on one us being of an existential nature. and it's often existence in nature because we

time. that's important. so governments in the u. k, the u. k. in germany, for example, of trying a great greatly increased vaccination. but i think we also need to take a bit of time to increase our and think about our personal immunity. how we're going to prepare for this. because i'm convinced on going to be exposed to this voice in the next few weeks. i'm thinking about things like nutrition, getting plenty of sleep, thinking about making sure you are using levels are okay. and your victim indeed levels are all right and things that if the we know, for example of victim indeed deficient that we're more likely to be co murray to get infected. so thinking about being ready for this to use the time effectively is the important thing. health analyst john campbell's speaking to us a little earlier. i had to look at some of the other developments in the pandemic. germany has put the u. k. on its list of high risk covered countries bringing in tight and travel restrictions as of monday, arrivals from britain will now need to quarantine for 2 weeks re

k. they, they lag 2 to 3 weeks behind what happens here. so they have done this time when the u. k introduced travel restrictions a week or so later. europe did the same thing with predictably limited results. the u. k. introduced light touch measures and now we see france and germany. others have gone further, of course, but france and germany also introducing light touch measures, looking at the same data coming perhaps to similar conclusions and deciding that the really important thing here is the booster campaign. so german is you outline that introducing some new restrictions and measures over the new year period. but putting the focus on getting people to try to buy time for that to happen. france reducing the delay off to the 2nd dose of the vaccine before you can get a booster from 4 months to 3 months. and, you know, everybody essentially in the same boat in this part of the world. looking at what happens here looking at the data, and i'm hoping that it turns out to be less severe. that it was that the vaccine that it than delta was that the vaccine program continues to b

k. thanks very much for your time. thanks robbing me. russian president vladimir putin has been holding his annual press conference. they see his event marks the 17th time potent has rounded off the by speaking to the media, covering a broad range of issues from the corona virus to rising tensions with the west. it comes against the backdrop of weeks of international concern over russia's trip build up on its border with ukraine. the news conference also marks near record low in domestic approval for the long serving president. nobody's emily show and reports from moscow. listen to the flooding. mir putin has been thinking about his future. last year he oversaw a vote on constitutional changes that allow him to run for another to charms as president of russia. he could stay in power until 2036. recently he addressed the issue again. asperger said to make one of those days when it comes to my plans, according to the constitution, i have the right to running the immune. i haven't made the decision yet whether i will or n

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was a very prudent and good choice on the part of the cdc, which we spent a considerable amount of time ktting people back in half the time that they would have been out so they can get back to the workplace doing things that are important to keep society running smoothly. >> and are you concerned americans will have trouble keeping track of all of these changes, these rules that change here and there? and does this boil down to just a big honor system now? >> no. i don't think so, jim. i think it was a good idea to do that because what we were seeing when you have so many cases and many of the omicron cases interestingly are either without symptoms or minimally symptomatic. particularly the breakthrough infections you get when people have been vaccinated. so it makes sense if you keep them out for five days, isolated for five days, then get them back doing their job, keeping a mask on to protecting themselves from infecting other individuals. so i don't think it's confusing. i think it's a rather crisp recommendation. >> and president biden, let's talk about testing. president biden conc

and it's the 1st time that the u. k. government, department or agency, a u. k. body has had that exemption, and it is an extraordinary development. and i think a lot of people that wondering why in the cities, i think it's quite clear that this is a government that simply does not like this. we can be a nation act. indeed, most governments don't like to be held accountable and not likes. we really nation, very much. a nice government here in britain most certainly does not. and the minister would march in town, made these comments about how terrible information was you in june. and i think what he was giving away was the real view of the government. and in defending the fact that they said she would not be subject to it when the agency is he was giving away the wider perception that is held by the government, which is they do not my information he thinks for is repugnant. the question is, what does he have to hide? what is his government at times? the white house is blaming a surgeon lawlessness in the us on the pandemic press, secretary gen saki, when questi

phenomena, a dimension and illusion about time starts december 31st on d w ah ah, this is day w. news live from berlin. the number of cove at 19 cases in the u. k. reaches a record high passing 100000 in a single day for the 1st time thought new studies suggest omicron is less severe than delta. also coming up, russian president vladimir putin is hosting his annual news conference. we hear what ordinary russians think of their long term lead up, plus profound dark and monumental justice. some of the words being used to describe a new exhibition in paris by one of germany's most celebrated artists. ah, i am rebecca writ as welcome to the program. he studies from the united kingdom suggests the army kron karone of iris variant may be milder than the previous versions, such as delta. but scientists say their findings must be treated with caution. as hospitals could still be overwhelmed by the she it number of cases. the news comes as the u. k. records more than 100000 new daily cases. for the 1st time. there's no chris, this russian london this year. the number of shoppers and tourists down dramatically on even a few weeks ago. all microns rapids

k. has reported more than 100000 daily corona virus infections to the 1st time. scotland and wales have tightened restrictions that u. k prime minister bars johnson has chosen not to impose similar measures in england. south africa has approved booster shots of johnson and johnson vaccine. it's one of the most widely used across to africa because it's a single dose and doesn't need to be kept in ultra cold storage. in other world news, president vladimir putin says ukraine destroys any one who wants to build good relationships with russia. he made the comment during his annual and if he press conference, it comes at a time of rising tensions between moscow and nato and its allies over ukraine. hong kong university has were moved to statue commemorating the victims of the 1989 . 10 am and swam massacre, which is highly sense. it in china. the university says the decision was based on legal advice. the move has drawn criticism from rights groups and the death toll from major flooding and malaysia has risen to at least 37. the floods triggered by days of heavy rain have also displaced nearl

k. reportedly, region, all time high british supreme court rules, it was unlawful to drop an inquiry into the alleged torture of 14 suspected ira members by british soldiers. one of them told us what he had to endure with this constant weight noise. that commandment took a we are pretty and we were denied chile we all show were denied you should toilet that was causing for the 7 days there is own a law enforcement struggles to deal with hundreds of migrants arriving every day. the officials are rounding on the biden administration. is sheriff describes the situation as chaos. so we end up with the decimal desert robberies that are happening along the border. the pursuits then, the ancillary criminal activity like the, the large amounts of drugs that are being smuggled into our country, ah, are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our 2 international. i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now, the u. k. has recorded a record covered search with more than 93000 cases registered in the past 24 hours . and the mayor of london has declared a ma

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hospitalizations, which means that joe biden isn't kicking the but of the omicron variant any time soon. of the u. k. has seen a record number of coven 19 cases for the 3rd day in a row. more than $93000.00 infections were registered on friday. total numbers nationwide have risen by about 39 percent in a week, but death rate is still relatively low. the british research as say, the risk of infection with the alma chron vines, is more than 5 times greater than delta. the study suggests protection for those who've already had coven 19, maybe as low as 19 percent. and it's not weaker than the delta, very high authorities are inspecting a damaged prison in the south that was set on fire by hundreds of rioting inmates. an outbreak of corona virus at the facility provide 2 days of unrest. business had been demanding better access to medical care for those with severe symptoms. more than 18000 soldiers and emergency personnel are joining search and rescue efforts in the philippines. typhoon ry swept across southern and central regions. thursday and friday, killing at least 12 people. the you and human righ

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time. this is just one of a series of setbacks for the u. k. prime minister on friday he is conservative party last the north shropshire seat for the 1st time in almost 2 centuries. and simmons reports from when in shropshire, ah, country life in north shropshire has been synonymous with conservative voting for nearly 2 centuries. but not anymore. morgan, helen, margaret, lillian, liberal democrats, 17000. 957. o helen morgan is now the m p from centralized opposition party that smashed at 23000 majority for boris johnson's conservative party. if he did have no structure have spoken on behalf of the british people, they said loudly and clearly vice johnson, the parties either. johnson responded by saying he took full responsibility. i totally understand people's frustrations. i, i hear what the vouchers are saying in north structure and i all humidity i got to accept either that verde, the liberal democrat party with its battle ground headquarters in the grounds of a stately home brought in activists from all over the country a mile down the r

k has reported more than 100000 daily corona virus infections for the 1st time. scotland and whiles have tied and restrictions u. k prime minister barak johnson has chosen not to impose similar measures in england in other world news and president let me pose and says ukraine destroys anyone who wants to build good relationships with russia. he made the comment during his annual end of year press conference. it comes at a time of rising tensions between moscow and nato and its allies over the ukraine. and explosion has taken place outside a passport office in the african capital campbell security forces, say they were able to kill the attack before he entered the building, but could not prevent the bomb blast. several people were injured. hong kong university has removed a statue commemorating the victims of the 1989 tenements square massacre, which is highly sensitive. in china, the university says the decision was based on legal advice. the move has drawn criticism from activists and rights groups. i do think people would expect this thing with kevin in the university court with the mo

k, with daily infections exceeding a 100000 for the 1st time ever. on wednesday, over the past the days the u. k. is seen as high as numbers of new cases since the start of the pandemic. but only 8000 people are in hospital with the virus far lower figures than during previous waves. meanwhile in scotland and wales, have they both tight and restrictions to slow? the spread of the con, the british prime minister boris johnson, has chosen not to impose similar measures in england, at least not until after christmas. but parts of the economy are suffering any way because of a fearful public, and staff shortages will be challenged reports from london. it's one of london's best known restaurant chains, but you'll have no problem getting a table at the also lanky and spittle fields right now. it's normally the busiest time of the year, but like hospitality businesses, up and down the country, auto lanky, if desperate the customers in the last week we had like over a 1000 cancellations for lunch and dinner days. we do 100 for lunch, roughly a 100 for lunch,

time. since the pandemic began, the u. k. is reported more than a 100000 new infections and just one day of scotland, wales about tightened restrictions to slow the spread of our micron. the british prime minister paras johnson's chosen not to impose similar measures in england more from london now to reach hammonds. it's one of london's best known restaurant change, but you'll have no problem getting a table had the also lanky and spittle fields right now. it's normally their busiest time of the year, but like hospitality businesses, up and down the country for to lanky is desperate for customers. in the last week we had like over a 1000 cancellations. for most days, we do 100 for lines, roughly 100 for lunch, and then 120 for dinner. we're doing about 40 for both or micron has made is a brutal time for restaurants, cafes, hotels, clubs, and theaters. the government ended speculation on tuesday promising no new restrictions in england this side of christmas at least. but people have been heating advice to limit social contac

now k, i'm all out of time. i'll see you again soon. ah, the listening post cuts through the noise a monday. you perpetuate separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some element to the whole story remains and complain. unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about policy. the listening post your guide to the media on a jessia compelling journalism, we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous ambulances about the explosion inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light. how much money did you make for your rural and deliverance? i made that rude. al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, britain's prime minister has tightened corona virus restrictions in england, just hours after apologizing for a video showing his staff joking, but holding a christmas party durin

that strong criticism of activists and right scrape the you k has reported more than 100000 davy crow virus infections for the 1st time scotland and wales of tighten constrictions, but u. k prime. and both johnson has chosen not to impose similar measures in england. many are hoping antiviral drugs could ease pressure on hospitals as cases rise. the u. k approved a pill by merc last month, but it's joan whole report. some questioning it's efficacy. they've been many proclaimed game changes in the medical fight back against corona virus. this is the latest. the u. s. made drug mole new peter the it was initially intended to treat the flu. it works by inserting errors into the genetic code of the virus, limiting its ability to multiply in the body. in practical terms, it's the 1st coded medicine that can be taken in pill form at home to help the most vulnerable avoid severe disease. and last month, the u. k became the 1st country to approve its use on the we went on a new national. non kane thank holding you'd be interested in taking current researches at the university of oxford, a testing it in more than 10000 volunte