on monda.�* , ., ., monday.ent, you have been accused throughout - monday. because as a government, you have been accused throughout the - have been accused throughout the pandemic of locking down too late, coming out of lockdown too early, overpromising, being consistently too optimistic. have you learnt from that experience?— that experience? well, i don't acce -t that experience? well, i don't accept that — that experience? well, i don't accept that analysis. - that experience? well, i don't accept that analysis. we - that experience? well, i don't accept that analysis. we have | that experience? well, i don't - accept that analysis. we have always taken the right decisions at the right time. of course, medical and scientific understanding has evolved over time, and there are things we would have done differently with the benefit of hindsight, as you would expect in such a situation. but we have always taken expect in such a situation. but we have always ta ken steps expect in such a situation. but we have al

. , ., ., ahead of his big announcement on monda. , ., ., , i, monday.y. yes, two important surveys will feed into that _ monday. yes, two important surveys will feed into that decision _ monday. yes, two important surveys will feed into that decision making, i will feed into that decision making, their react study by the imperial and yesterday on they ons today, and they are broad studies in communities picking up on people who don't know they have the virus, and they've shown definite downward trends. in the case of the ons a fall of 26% in the uk in one week. the r range shows the virus is receding, between not .6 and 0.9, and that not .6 is the lowest since this data was first published in may last year although it is a range. so we'll hear more about the road map for england on monday and the key phrase is this data, not dates, with some sort of easing set for march the 8th, but then an assessment, waiting for more data to come in. the prime minister said he wants to see infections really low, more time will be needed to assess that. and of course a

of the new outbreak he thought he had finally been able but his new positive test worries him from mondas i am now joined by he's a technical officer with the world health organization mari many thanks for your time now. recently declared ebola over so why is there another outbreak. it will be a cure is a. relative to the context jeweler fickle contacts or. engineer in india the team in this region is or you know larry we have a lot of users who are awful people. so even when we control. are too big we expected to have an hour to break any time so the most important thing is to be prepared to respond. to these. oh ok so valuable of vaccines now so should we not panic about the latest outbreak. yeah absolutely because you know of. anyone out of body it is always a screw. to kids because. kids i think you wait. how about the review of 20142016 you got written the rest of. this. look at it to make response capacity in terms of prevention now your meds know we have and if. there is what you do not we all sleep meringues. already. so we have. to be able to respond properly to any young ok that

of the new outbreak he thought he had finally been able but his new positive test worries him from mondas i am now joined by mari kate are easy technical officer for the world health organization mari many thanks for your time now. recently declared ebola over so why is there another outbreak. it will be a cure is a. little to the context jeweler fickle contacts or. engineer in india the. this region is are you know a very we have little if you. use only or so even when we control. too big we expected to have an hour to break any time so the most important thing is to be prepared for this one. at least . ok so valuable of vaccines now so should we not panic about the latest outbreak. yeah absolutely because you know of. any one outbreak in on wages could. do kids look at the kids i think you wait. how about the review of 24216 rick in west africa. grants. look to me just. in terms of prevention now as you might know we have an effective blacks in there as well we have all 3 commands. already by the f.d.a. so we have. to be able to respond properly to any young ok that's always been an iss

we really, we'll rwait until monda. >> thank you. >>> errol louis is with us. right now.rrol, good to see you. >> good morning, christi. >> before we get into what happened with the budget bill, the relief bill, i want to ask you about neera tanden. how crucial is her nomination, her appointment, then, to the biden administration? i mean, if there's this much discord about it, how long do you think he'll stand by her? >> well, it's an important marker politically for this administration. neera tanden was one of the warriors who went out there and sort of fought the good fight and helped bring this administration into power. you don't leave those kind of folks on the battlefield. you have to go and fight for them. even as has been suggested, it looks like the nomination may not go through. it's going to be really important that those who went on twitter, went on facebook, went on television shows, helped organize, helps to bring about a democratic victory not just for the white house but, indeed, for the senate as well, that they be respected. that they be covered. that th

the first squad has been named as the midfielderjill scott is among the seniorfigures included, and mondadisease control and prevention now, i will be back for another update. see you later this afternoon. thank you, john. the government risks �*turning the clock back�* on equality for women — because economic support packages offered during the pandemic have been �*repeatedly skewed towards men,�* — that�*s the finding of a group of cross—party mps. the committee chair caroline nokes said the government had "repeatedly failed to consider" caring inequalities faced by women. the report recommends reforms, including making it easierfor staff to get flexible working. alex forsyth has more. well, i�*ve got the brunt of everything, really — trying to earn a living and to home—school my son. i'd found a job that was perfect for me and my family, and then it was just taken away from me by this pandemic. a lot of companies are looking . for new people, but the problem is that they're not very flexible. for each of these women, the pandemic�*s come with a particular cost — jobs lost, childcare st

you are here on a monday — are delighted you are here on a monday i— are delighted you are here on a monda that's focussing on flexibility to set us up right for the week ahead. i think ithinkl i think i need that. it has been a slow— i think i need that. it has been a slow start — i think i need that. it has been a slow start. it i think i need that. it has been a slow start-— slow start. it feels like it is auoin slow start. it feels like it is going to — slow start. it feels like it is going to be _ slow start. it feels like it is going to be a _ slow start. it feels like it is going to be a long - slow start. it feels like it is going to be a long week. . slow start. it feels like it is l going to be a long week. you slow start. it feels like it is i going to be a long week. you can hel. you can help. all that straight after breakfast at 9.15! you asked and are back —— on our behalf at simon calder to put something on his feet. he behalf at simon calder to put something on his feet. he did look at home. something on his feet. he did look at home- we _ something on his feet. he did look

50 opens, one of your hotels, a week on monda ? ._ ., ., monday?customers themselves. there is a lot of training to go into this, a lot of training to go into this, a lot of health protocol is going to this as well. and the insurance has to be approved. as well. and the insurance has to be a- roved. , as well. and the insurance has to be a. troved. , ., as well. and the insurance has to be a- roved. , ., , , approved. sorry to interrupt, i 'ust want to pick— approved. sorry to interrupt, i 'ust want to pick up�* approved. sorry to interrupt, i 'ust want to pick up on i approved. sorry to interrupt, i 'ust want to pick up on one i approved. sorry to interrupt, i 'ust want to pick up on one thing. i approved. sorry to interrupt, ijust want to pick up on one thing. the | want to pick up on one thing. the understanding we have is at the moment the government would provide security guards to allow people to leave their rooms, you say if it was at your hotel, that would not be possible? at your hotel, that would not be ossible? ., , _, . at your hotel, t