. - orly, come on, honey. thought it was a bathroom when you ran in there, but it's okay to admit that it's an empty closet. orly? - hey, buddies! - excuse me? - sorry, i was gonna say buddy, and then, i realized that was not okay. and then, my brain was like, "pluralize it?" and then, i was like, "no, that's insane." - look, which one are you? - i'm jayden kwapis. very warm hand. - aren't you a little old for the name jayden? - thank you for noticing. i'm actually one of the oldest jaydens you'll ever meet. born in 1981, i like to think i might be the original jayden. [chuckles] it's sort of a combination. i'm named after my father, jaime, and his best friend, dennis. - yeah, orly, your phone's out here, so i know you're gonna cave eventually. - stop controlling my narrative! - okay, councilwoman meskimen has the disabled community pretty fired up over the straw ban. - i hadn't thought of that. all right, all right. all right, uh, i will personally donate steel straws to anyone who needs one, okay? - great. -

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he was known as orly, four boys and the girl have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commitla st witnesses to come forward but in the last few moments the victim has been named as oliver lucas stevens, known as ollie. the prime minister is warning of "tough, tough" weeks to come as the government faces pressure to announce another national lockdown amid concerns the new variant coronavirus is spreading out of control. borisjohnson said there was "no question" about the need for tougher measures which would be announced "in due course". it comes as infection levels are nearly four times higher now than they were at the start of december — and that has put more pressure on hospitals. there was some brighter news — in what's being described as a ‘pivotal moment‘ in the uk‘s fight against coronavirus — vaccine have been administered. the first recipent was 82—year—old dialysis patient brian pinker who said "to my mind, it‘s the only way to getting back to a normal life." here‘s our health correspondent anna collinson — her report does contain some flash photography. at 7:30am th