peterborough will find itself in tier 3.tially, angela, to waking up over the weekend and find yourself in tier 3. it was a shock, i am not going to lie. it is not something we were fully expecting, watching the numbers rise, but it is a blow to the industry, we're disappointing. in practical terms, will happen to the queen's head, to the customers there and the staff as well? the queen's head is going to shut completely, we are not going to do ta ke completely, we are not going to do take away. we have made the decision that it take away. we have made the decision thatitis take away. we have made the decision that it is better to stay home, stay safe and get out of this as fast as we can. the staff are fortunate they've been put on furlough and we will be ready and raring to go and we are able to open up again. how on earth do you plan for sunday like this? iam earth do you plan for sunday like this? i am assuming while you are into three, you were open and running relatively normally? while we have been in the church restr

contact tracing in action here in peterborough.ve been recent contacts of those who test positive. they're following up after initial attempts by the national test and trace service. the numbers that they've obviously been given, they can't contact them on, so we just have to make that final call to their house. 0h, hello, i'm calling... for those contacted by the tracers, there's better news. they won't have to self—isolate for so long, after a review by health officials of scientific studies. all of those combined together show that the tail end of infectiousness, if you like, is the one where an individual is least likely to transmit infection. so allowing somebody out of self—isolation a short time earlier than that is a reasonable balance between managing the risk to the public, but allowing us not to intrude on their lives. the self—isolation period will come down from 14 days to ten. that already happens in wales. it'll apply to contacts of those testing positive and people coming into the uk and needing to quarantine. it'll

contact tracing in action here in peterborough.oor—to—door to find people who have been recent contacts of those who test positive. they are following up after initial attempts by the national test and trace service. the numbers that they have obviously been given, they can't contact them on, so we just have to make that final call to their house. hello, i'm calling... for those contacted by the tracers, there's better news. they won't have to self—isolate for so long. after a review by health officials of scientific studies. all of those combined together show that the tail end of the infectiousness, if you like, is the one where you are, an individual is least likely to transmit infection. so allowing somebody out of self isolation short—term earlier than that is a reasonable balance between managing the risk to the public but allowing us not to intrude on their lives. the self isolation period will come down from 11! days to ten. that already happened in wales. it will apply to contacts of those testing positive and people comin

to discuss the economy and more i'm joined by my guest peterborough in great barrington he is an economist at the american institute for economic research in miami and we have made rezko he is in senos chief investment strategist and we also have eric townsend he is host of the macro voices podcast original macross up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go 1st to peter you know in looking at the bury the. the broadest picture of what's going on in the economy right now i think we all have to be very honest with ourselves that the election cycle influenced people how they look at the economy how bad it is or how good it is and it's all been kind of changing now as we move out of that cycle. give me your kind of most sober view of what's going on in the economy because you know we hear about a w. recovery and recovery are you and the new one and this time is the k one which you would assume that it's. the recovery is good for some people and also the same time negative for others or we have going in different trajectory so what's your co

contact tracing in action here in peterborough. recent contacts of those who test positive. they're following up after initial attempts by the national test and trace service. the numbers that they've obviously been given, they can't contact them on, so we just have to make that final call to their house. oh, hello, i'm calling... for those contacted by the tracers, there's better news. they won't have to self—isolate for so long, after a review by health officials of scientific studies. all of those combined together show that the tail end of infectiousness, if you like, is the one where an individual is least likely to transmit infection. so allowing somebody out of self—isolation a short time earlier than that is a reasonable balance between managing the risk to the public, but allowing us not to intrude on their lives. the self—isolation period will come down from 14 days to 10. that already happens in wales. it'll apply to contacts of those testing positive and people coming into the uk and needing to quarantine. it'll take ef

area of the east and south—east of england, including bedfordshire, buckinghamshire, berkshire, peterboroughthe whole of hertfordshire, surrey, with the exception of waverley, hastings and rather on the kent border of east sussex, and portsmouth, gosport and haven't in hampshire. these changes will take effect from one minute past midnight on saturday morning. millions of people across northern england and midlands will stay in tier 3. i regret having to take the action we have to take. i deem it necessary and there is a strong view right across government that these actions are necessary. greater manchester has been under the toughest restrictions for months and the rate of infection has come down, below the average. despite that the government has decided not to move it to tier 2 yet. the problem with tier 3 as it is devastating from an economic point of view and that is what we said to the government. if they will keep places in tier 3 today, then there has to be much more financial support. some areas will move down a tier. bristol and north somerset to tier 2, herefordshire to the very

peterborough united, and wigan are the teams they've knocked out.one like you... # i want nothing but the best for you... that's right — they're the team that sing adele in the dressing room after a win. and their reward for knocking out two league one club so far, is a home match against wayne rooney's derby county. like all non—league clubs, you know, we've struggled this year with what's going on. we've had a bit of money coming through, a little bit of a grant. but this fa cup run really is keeping us afloat. you can go out and enjoy it, but when you look at where — i think derby are bottom of the championship, so i don't think that they'd really quite fancy it. we've just beaten peterborough, who are top. you know, we've got a chance. may be a dell will turn up to watch. —— maybe adele. a couple of other ties to look forward to. national league club stockport, who are in the third round for the first time in13 years, will be home to premier league opposition in west ham. and fellow national league club boreham wood booked their place in round t

we had to move hospital in peterborough. we had to m ove over hospital in peterborough.om backin taken? have you seen a change from back in march to now? yes, as a paramedic, it has got worse. i again make this plea to the people of this country to be careful out there. it i5 country to be careful out there. it is not just a country to be careful out there. it i5 notjust a bad do5e country to be careful out there. it i5 notjust a bad dose of flu, it is 5eriou5, serious stuff and you can ta ke 5eriou5, serious stuff and you can take the pressure of those exhausted merit5, so please just take the pressure of those exhausted merit5, so pleasejust wear the mask5. there is light at the end of the tunnel. we don't want to get complacent. chri5tmas the tunnel. we don't want to get complacent. christmas is nearly here. the vaccine is on its way, it will be safe, effective, and when it comes i urge everybody to have it. you are not being injected with robots, a5 you are not being injected with robots, as has been alleged! you need to protect your community, your family. it is an

area of the east and south—east of england, including bedfordshire, buckinghamshire, berkshire, peterborough hertfordshire, surrey, with the exception of waverley, hastings and rother on the kent border of east sussex, and portsmouth, gosport and havant in hampshire. these changes will take effect from one minute past midnight on saturday morning. millions of people across northern england and midlands will stay in tier 3. i regret having to take the action we have to take. i deem it necessary and there is a strong view right across government that these actions are necessary. greater manchester has been under the toughest restrictions for months and the rate of infection has come down, below the average. despite that the government has decided not to move it to tier 2 yet. the problem with tier 3 is it is devastating from an economic point of view and that is what we said to the government. if they will keep places in tier 3 today, then there has to be much more financial support. some areas will move down a tier. bristol and north somerset to tier 2, herefordshire to the very rare tier i.

area of the east to southeast of england, including bedfordshire, buckinghamshire, berkshire, peterboroughn the canada border of east sussex and portsmouth, gosport and hampshire. these changes would ta ke and hampshire. these changes would take effect from one minute past midnight on saturday morning and i know the tier 3 measures are tough but the best way for everyone to get out of them is to pull together, not just to follow the rules, but to do everything they possibly can to stop the spread of the virus. as we mentioned earlier in the programme the american food and drug administration panel has been discussing whether to authorise a second vaccine — from moderna. it follows the roll—out this week of the pfizer vaccine. and while some have welcomed the vaccines with literal dancing in the streets, others are not so sure. particularly among the nation's african american communities, as aleem maqbool reports. a black doctor inoculating a black nurse. the first us coronavirus vaccination in front of the cameras is also clearly a message to african—americans that the vaccine is safe. the

some areas moving into tier 3, bedfordshire, berkshire, buckinghamshire, peterborough, all of hampshireor you. right now, time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. the best of the weather today has been across more eastern parts of the uk, where it has been drier and sunnier. but we are seeing the weather changing from the west. and we have got this set of weather fronts coming in, the cloud already thickening up, and it is rain that is coming into western areas as well. through this evening, that wetter weather in the west will continue to push its way eastwards to many parts of the country. some heavier bursts of rain over the hills, but the rain does tend to peter out before it arrives across east anglia and the southeast, and we could see a few breaks in the cloud in scotland, with some showers following in from the west. but it is going to be a very mild night, a breezy night, and by the end of the night, most places will be in double figures. but friday looks like it's going to be cloudy for much of the country. we will see more rain developing, heavier rain in

there are covid test centre is about in the peterborough area, but you go for those if you have symptomstter to cast light on this than simon calder, a familiar face. cast light on this than simon calder, a familiarface. good morning. let's talk about the canary islands. many will be thinking about their travel plans, one of the places we could go for christmas, which is now looking unlikely. the 22nd of october, everybody did because they are a great winter sta ple because they are a great winter staple and i genuinely thought you could plan a holiday for christmas, new year, into january, could plan a holiday for christmas, new year, intojanuary, february, and you would be pretty certain you would go. now it is on the no—go list with a little bit of uncertainty about the foreign office, and people waking up, what do we do about our trip? tui is likely to cancel the next few weeks. i understand that jet2 likely to cancel the next few weeks. i understand thatjet2 will do the same. many people have booked individualflights same. many people have booked individual flights and hotels and ai

hejoins us now from peterborough. thank you for talking to us.o help people with more rain on the way. our focus now, the peak isjust passing bedford, is what is going to happen downstream in cambridge over the course of the next couple of days. it is the fourth longest river in the uk. forfloodwater, it takes a long time to pass from source in bucks right through to the sea at king slim. 0ver bucks right through to the sea at king slim. over the next couple of days, we can see impacts downstream, before it enters and is under significant pressure, we have four kilometres of embankment that is under stress and 138 pumping stations that are all working full throttle. 0ur stations that are all working full throttle. our focus is stations that are all working full throttle. 0urfocus is on stations that are all working full throttle. our focus is on the defence systems in place and the communities in bedford. that is our focus, to make sure the dam at boards and gates are ready for what will come out in the next couple of days. there is more rain com