the next one for you, rory, that helps with your query. with your query. the next one for you, rory, is from player, who says will argue health insurance ca rd who says will argue health insurance card still be valid? some good news on this. a last—minute deal was done. i think it might even have been on christmas eve. but things are a little bit confusing. european health insurance cards, if you have one, will continue to be valid, and thatis one, will continue to be valid, and that is wheelie great news. it gives you access to free or reduced cost health care across the eu. you essentially get access to the health ca re of essentially get access to the health care of local residents. so if you have got that card, that will continue to work. you can't apply for a new one. continue to work. you can't apply fora new one. it continue to work. you can't apply for a new one. it will ultimately be replaced by something called the global health insurance card. it looks very similar in practice, although we have very few details on it at the mome

new beginnings in abu dhabi for rory mcilroy with a decent first round score at last.oll in monte carlo, and a lucky escape. good evening. uefa are considering hosting the delayed european championship in one country instead of 12, according to the bayern munich chief executive karl heinz rumminegge. he says uefa president alexander ceferin is weighing up the switch in light of the ongoing pandemic. and while uefa maintain their committment to staging matches across the continent this is the latest indication their could be a change to the current format. ben croucherjoins us tonight. ben, rummenigge a very respected football figure. you can't ignore his comments. it would be a huge change from the original plan? it was a few years ago if you remember we came into this tournament thinking what a difference it will be. football all over europe but the coronavirus pandemic may have other ideas. let us focus on some of the quotes. speaking to a german newspaper he said:. this is what it looks like at the moment. 12 venues across 12 different countries. including glasgow a

ok rory and thanks very much. reporting live from. russia's lower house has ratified an extension to its nuclear arms control pact with the united states as the last remaining arms control agreement between the 2 nations after donald trump withdrew from 2 others jure in his term the new president mr biden had proposed a 5 year extension the deal was to expire in about a week let's go live to moscow and our reporter there alexandra gold for an exam this is good news on the face of it they've got something that they can actually work on that might represent real progress and and build a difficult relationship perhaps between washington and moscow. well peter yes yes indeedy eat eat these are starter and i have to say this has been done basically in the last minute to extend the last standing nuclear arms control deal between these 2 countries now russia is saying it is done on our terms which in essence is the truth since the what they insisted on at the since the countries could not agree during brown's presidency on the new treaty the

rory, sally asks, i want to know whether the closure of travel corridors includes france.ng her back to the uk. she is only four years old and can travel only four years old and can travel on her own. i’m only four years old and can travel on her own-— on her own. i'm afraid to say, sall , on her own. i'm afraid to say, sally. you _ on her own. i'm afraid to say, sally. you may _ on her own. i'm afraid to say, sally, you may face _ on her own. i'm afraid to say, sally, you may face some - on her own. i'm afraid to say, - sally, you may face some difficulty. the closure — sally, you may face some difficulty. the closure of the travel corridor isn't _ the closure of the travel corridor isn't necessarily the problem. you can still_ isn't necessarily the problem. you can still come back to the uk, you williust_ can still come back to the uk, you willjust need to do those things that paul— willjust need to do those things that paul hasjust willjust need to do those things that paul has just outlined. willjust need to do those things that paul hasjust outlined. the problem — tha

mike: so what can the new president and his team do for you, rory?d, we need grants, we need more grants than they even realize. you know, standing up there, it's like, for example, the ppp, the first round, 95% of the small businesses in the country did not get access to the first round of ppp. we got access to it. we were lucky enough to get access to it. it was less than one month of expenses and have been closed for 10 months. people at home, if you are able to work from your computer, if you're a doctor, lawyer, imagine missing a check or paycheck and then imagine that times 20, times 30. it's -- whatever grant they have in mind, they need to double it and triple it and make sure any business owner can get access to it so their employees and families can get access to it. mike: brian, what's your message to the president and his new team? >> i'm excited that they put janet yellen in the treasury. she's managed some crisis before. i think she's going to help us out this time. they are -- i think what the other gentleman said is true. they -- i th

the rules are changing very frequently, as rory says.d from dublin on wednesday? at the risk of paul and i repeating each _ at the risk of paul and i repeating each other, — at the risk of paul and i repeating each other, the difficulty is that the rules— each other, the difficulty is that the rules change so quickly. at the moment, — the rules change so quickly. at the moment, yes. travel from ireland to the uk _ moment, yes. travel from ireland to the uk is _ moment, yes. travel from ireland to the uk is not — moment, yes. travel from ireland to the uk is not restricted. you won't have _ the uk is not restricted. you won't have to _ the uk is not restricted. you won't have to take — the uk is not restricted. you won't have to take a test if you don't need _ have to take a test if you don't need to— have to take a test if you don't need to quarantine. i wouldn't expect— need to quarantine. i wouldn't expect that to change. the difficulty will be if you want to return — difficulty will be if you want to return to _ difficulty will be if

capitol joined now by constitutional law professor rory little from you see hastings college of law.rofessor thank you for being with us again reading the tea leaves here one day removed from all of the drama of yesterday where do you see things proceeding. >>well i think it's hard to say when this was a pretty dramatic shift in in a period of a day or 2. the 25th amendment is a very complicated no guarantee that it could possibly succeed in removing the president within 12 days. i think the house could impeach just on a majority tomorrow they wanted to. but impeachment doesn't remove the president he then has to have a trial in the senate and that also is not likely to happen within 12 days. i do think that the people surrounding the president we are going to act carefully to not let him do anything too crazy in the next 12 days. any any doesn't have access to his facebook account maybe not twitter so maybe maybe he'll be able to just get through this he's put out a statement today which suggests that he's suddenly you know on the side of peace and calm and quiet. nobody really beli

after the fog comes clarity and for rory mcilroy that meant easy to read greetings.th four birdies on his opening nine holes. four times a runner up here, surely at the turn they were wandering the possibilities. a new dawn after seeing through 2020 without knowing, what better way to start buying his elect around in abu dhabi. a bogey free 64 to by one. i knew 65 is the best i shot here. let's try to at least go on better ensure another one on the next nine. i was able to do that and played better on ourfront line and i had some really nice ones coming in for birdies and it was a lovely way to start the year. he was on his heels, the feisty competitor pretties two eagles and his round of 65 as he looks to cement his place in the top ten. with a delayed start, justin rose will be back early on friday to finish their opening round but there is room for a shot of the day and that on or fail on thursday to match what i submit this at the first. no crowd so no reaction and out came the putter until he was informed it definitely was not needed. european golf may be back b

union are calling for his immediate release germany as described in these arrests as in comprehensible rory chalons reports it's aches a particular type of person to survive a probable state sanctioned poisoning and then returned to the country you believe tried to kill you a country where you face imminent arrest. never gave the slightest suggestion he would do anything else following months of recuperation in germany alexei and wife yulia took their seats on a moscow bound plane from berlin. with a. monopoly boy bring us a little vodka we're flying home says yulia quoting a much loved russian gangster movie it's a never only whole mark that he and his family make light of the many dangers they face and what he faced was jail on arrival he violated his suspended sentence by leaving russia to receive life saving treatment he makes a choice is a brave man because he always pretended he's a brave man who. has no fear before that gorgeous he has no fear of welton he has no fear of law and order machine now it's the time to prove. prove these claims. and show the deeds that's why he states brou

the national health service rory chalons following this one in london it is hard to believe rory that hospital admission rates now 1st day of 2021 are exceeding the peak back in april this new strain is just it's changing the game completely. yeah hard to believe but it is true and the situation is pretty grave across the country across the hospital sector we understand that there are. 23 at least hospital trusts in the u.k. where occupancies across all of their beds is running more than a. dedicated to covert patients and we understand that in london and the se some i see you units intensive care units operating out more than 100 percent capacity so yes there is clearly a need for something to give we're being told by the government that the nightingale emergency field hospitals are being readied for use abseiled i went down to the london one yesterday there was no sign of that whatsoever going on i spoke to a very bored man on the reception desk who said that the nightingale there had been temporarily closed and most of the equipments have been moved out so a bit of a discrepancy th

all right thanks so much rory chalons there medics across brazil of hell the minute of silence to mark the new year start of the intensive care unit in sao paulo where among those paying tribute to colleagues and patients affected by 19 cases are surging the country has recorded more than a 1000 deaths for the 3rd day in a row. cuba is rolling out major economic changes which will see one of its 2 domestic currencies scrapped after decades the peso will be kept but devalued and the so-called convertible peso which is paid to the dollar 'd will be eliminated it will result in short term pain for cubans but the government hopes it will address the country's larger economic problems the same human explains. he stole my tickets owns one of her banners most successful private restaurants a must even for the most high profile visitors until now his customers paid in cook's or c. you see a state invented substitute for the u.s. dollar with $25.00 times more than the cuban missile but now that cook is being scrapped with an unsustainable dual currency an exchange rate system. without it just m

and deaths of brought the country to a virtual crisis point chalons is our correspondent following rory spending the day at london's gatwick airport just all on the surface of it what's your reading of what mr johnson's just announced. what i think the prime minister one still has to come across as tough restrictions but they're not tough enough for many essentially what he has done and this is going to be announced in detail by pretty early and in a very short space of time she's the home secretary is say that. people coming from certain countries which are already on the list of nations essentially people coming from which you can get into the k. now returning people who are british citizens or british residents are allowed back into the country saying essentially that those people will have to quarantine in hotels near to the airports or needs of their points of entry but this doesn't go as far as many people have been asking for in france that the that they are. opposition part main opposition party labor said this is a half baked policy scientists have been saying you can't selecti

coming everyone two weeks' notice. up on bbc news, rory has coming up on bbc news, rory mcilroy has hadin shipping cost�*s european tour. he finished with eight birdies on one of the most demanding courses on the circuit. the us presidentjoe biden has begun to undo some of donald trump's key policies hours after being sworn in — saying there's no time to waste in tackling the crises the country is facing. president biden has signed 15 executive orders, focusing on the response to coronavirus and climate change. he's also reversed the trump administration's stance on immigration. 0ur washington correspondent nomia iqbal reports. after four years of turbulence, it all seemed a lot calmer this morning. there was no traditional ball for president biden and vice president harris, but they got bruce springsteen and tom hanks. now it is my honour to introduce the president of the united states — joseph r bidenjr. this is a great nation. we're good people. and to overcome the challenges in front of us requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy — unity. hours earlier, the new leaders

subplot that sees lilyjames�* real—life archaeologist peggy falling forjohnny flynn's fictional airman roryn that feels as though it has been foregrounded simply to broaden the film's appeal to a younger audience rather than as an organic addendum to the central story. but that aside, this is engaging stuff, boasting a similar melancholic charm tojessica swales�* lovely summer land, one of my favourite films of last year. you can find the dig on netflix now. american filmmakersjustin benson and aaron moorehead are the team behind the 2017 oddity the endless, a strange little movie about two brothers revisiting the ufo death cult to which they formerly belonged. although made on a comparatively small budget, the endless had eerie atmosphere to spare, offering a genuinely strange and haunting experience. the same cannot be said of their latest, synchronic, another sci—fi inflected mystery adventure with high ambitions but one that doesn't quite hit the mark. jamie dornan and anthony mackie star as paramedics dennis and steve, who start to encounter people who have been driven to death or dist

rory, thank you very much. for residency there, but the post—brexit migration process is more complicated and more expensive. but many brexit voters have welcomed tighter rules for eu immigrants coming to the uk. our europe correspondent gavin lee has been looking at the effect changes are having on britons on spain's southern coast. things are changing in spain. the new year has brought storms to the costa del sol and there are new rules for british citizens living here or wanting to. it's been a christmas odyssey from warrington to malaga for lifelong friends jan and sonia who arrived days before the brexit transition period ended. they are now living together with their husbands and five pets. it could be enough to make us fall out forever, couldn't it? yes! but we've not. i think it forced our hands certainly with putting up the houses for sale and making that decision. it's a big decision. you're going to give everything up at home to come and do this. we did a lot of talking and a lot of thinking about th

rory: our members are protective.ctions in our agreements that protects the bargained wages and benefits. we have gone through mergers. just off the top of my head this might be the third or fourth one related to chrysler. our collective bargaining agreements are protected with language that ensures what we've agreed upon with the earlier company transfers to the new one. i have been in constant questions with fca leadership about the coming merger. there are some things we like and some things we don't like. but i am confident going forward we will be able to sit down and have those very protective discussions that ensure our members and employees of the new company are going to be protected and they are going to have very fruitful employment that will advance them in this country. matt: we can see and understand your priorities. rory gamble, thank you for your time, the president of the united auto workers union. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 2:00 p.m. in london. from london, i am guy johnson. welcome to "bloomberg market

strict lockdown has fueled protests people there are already dealing with an alarming economic crisis rory chalons is at london's gatwick airport as we wait to hear whether the u.k. government will impose a mandatory hotel quarantine for new arrivals into the u.k. 10 via choudhry is in dhaka where a mass vaccination program is underway it has more than half a 1000000 cases let's start with him in bangladesh tanveer given where the vaccine has come from across the border in india i guess this is covert diplomacy in action in a way. very much so i mean at least 7000000 vaccine 2000000 were donated by india as a good whale 5000000 were part in a trilateral agrement between a back simple farmer the government and the indian government now all those vaccine are in hand right now history has already been made to force some 38 year old very close to the 1st person in bangladesh to be given the vaccine a dozen other health care in this hospital which is why behind me the general hospital where it will take stock and then at least 5 to 600 people across different hospitals mostly fos responder will

but hatton surged ahead with a six—under—par 66. 0vernight leader rory mcilroy finished five shots backespecially with ryder cup points at stake. surreal to be honest. i think even there knocking it on the 18th even doesn't seem like i won the tournament. but obviously it is amazing. i've always loved starting my season here in abu dhabi. now to add my name on that trophy with so many great champions before me, it is a huge honour. danielle kang leads the way, at the lpga's tournament of champions on florida — she's three shots ahead jessica korda, as they go into the last remaining holes of the day. kang is hoping for her sixth tour win. former two—weight world champion — conor mcgregor — was left stunned on his return to the ufc as dustin poirier claimed victory in their rematch. mcgregor came out of retirement for a third time to face poirier. and looked good in the first round but the american came on strong in the second, sealing a technical knockout win after a flurry of punches. the irishman said afterwards that it was a "tough one to swallow" — but conceded his opponent put on a

for him mr green suit against florida rhythms larry real rory. and real mostly agree were a. real. ok. you know only have 2 days 2 days for the rings if the dress. you want to go in for what. are your be my g.p.s. . aesop's fables caution us to be careful what we wish for because it might just come true after 4 years of donald trump the democrats are trying on family retaking power in the united states is that a cause for celebration for concern. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 plays damascus. i was old. i've watched it many times a man posing in monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a mock so with bruises. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this. i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at the time and most of those who worked there the wood on. which will sit in the city is like a petrol motion machine it lives on without a lunch break and then suddenly i saw him stop let's take another look now at low speed this is key like cohen a

leadboard at the start of the day, but hatton surged ahead with a six—under—par 66. 0vernight leader roryer cup points at stake. surreal to be honest. i think even there knocking it on the 18th even seem like i won the tournament. but obviously it is amazing. i've always loved starting my season here in abu dhabi. now add my name on that trophy come with so many great champions before me, it is a huge honour. former two—weight world champion conor mcgregor was left stunned on his return to the ufc as dustin poirier claimed victory in their rematch. mcgregor came out of retirement for a third time to face poirier. and looked good in the first round, but the american came on strong in the second, sealing a technical knockout win after a flurry of punches. the irishman said afterwards that it was a "tough one to swallow" — but conceded his opponent put on a "phenomenal performance". and... elvyn evans failed to end britain's 53 year wait for a monte carlo rally winner. he'd already surrendered the lead yesterday, to his toyota team mate and world champion sebastien 0hzhey. and the frenchman

rory mcilroy leads going into tomorrow's final round of the abu dhabi championship.nth. he's now 13—under—par. tyrrell hatton is a shot further back, with fellow englishman tommy fleetwood on 11 under. elfyn evans suffered a frustrating day at the monte carlo rally, losing his lead to sebastien 0gier. the sport's most prestigious event hasn't been won by a briton since 1968, but history can still be rewritten, as nick parrott reports. the french alps are beautiful, but driving through them on the way to monte carlo is anything but serene. elfyn evans knows what it is like to leave this event only to then lose it. he did that last year, so this might have felt like deja vu. the welshman started the day with a seven second lead. that soon disappeared as the conditions got the better of him. hat disappeared as the conditions got the better of him.— disappeared as the conditions got the better of him. not super happy with how things _ the better of him. not super happy with how things have _ the better of him. not super happy with how things have gone. - the better of hi

this total stranger was offering me a for rory.i looked at him and said you trust me to it drive your for rory into town? he said you can land that you can drive my car. at that moment i really felt accepted for what i was. this person was not saying this is a latina, this is a woman, this is a pit pilot. they require some skill to fly. so i kinda proven myself just by something i could do not just by the color of my skin or anything about me but he did not know anything about me other than the fact i could fly. that was wonderful. that really made me feel like a human being and like a part of humanity. i do talk about that in the book. about what a joy it is to feel part of a community. a community of pilots and then later on a community of americans. i talked about patriotism of all things. page it would not support me because of my immigrant background. but then i realized that in true patriotism, all of us immigrants, non- immigrants, all races are all part of this community. and i felt that when i represented the u.s. at the w

you killed rory. >> i didn't kill rory. >> that's why you were stressed. >> what are you doing?died of leukemia. >> are you high? >> yeah ( laughs ) >> wow. >> wow. >> stephen: now, you know me, you know i keep my finger on the pulse of the orchar buzz out there, and this thing-- this oscar buzz is humming like a refrigerator coil around you. what-- what-- who was your acting hero growing up? was there somebody you wanted to model yourself after? >> there was aot, but jack lemmon. >> stephen: of course "the apartment" the greatest of all time. >> yeah, because what i loved about mr. lemon was he could be outrageously funny "mr. roberts," "some like it hot," and then he could break your heart, "the apartment," "days of wine and roses" "save the tiger" when i got the script, a small movie, "my name is marty," i didn't even have a last name. to me it was a jack lemmon kind of part. and there was another great actor who i really loved. his name was mikie rooney. >> stephen: of course. people forget about mikie rooney, he was, at one time, the biggest box office star in the world. >>

after the fog comes clarity and for rory mcilroy that meant easy to read greens. free 64 to by one. i knew 65 is the best i shot here. let's try to at least go on better ensure another one on the next nine. i was able to do that and played better on ourfront nine and i had some really nice ones coming in for birdies and it was a lovely way to start the year. he was on his heels, the feisty competitor produced two eagles and his round of 65 as he looks to cement his place in the top ten. with a delayed start, justin rose will be back early on friday to finish their opening round but there is room for a shot of the day and that on or fail on thursday to match what i submit this at the first. no crowd so no reaction and out came the putter until he was informed it definitely was not needed. european golf may be back but they are still waiting on the fans. england have made one change for the second and final test against sri lanka, which starts early tomorrow morning. james anderson replaces stuart broad who's being rested. the tourists won the first test, but after

law expert at u c hastings school of law in san francisco, good morning professor rory. >>good morning, thanks thanks for having me here. yeah. >>can you tell us about the difference between these 2 different avenues that you can take to remove a president. whether it's the 25th amendment or the impeachment process. >>yeah, i mean there are very in many the 25th amendment actually doesn't remove the president it simply. puts all the presidential powers into the hands of the vice president removed the powers of the president without leaving the president. and the theory of this is that if he suffering some physical disability that the president might recover and then get their power back. impeachment is the constitution mechanism to remove president completely from office. and that only requires a majority of the house of representatives where as the 25th amendment requires ultimately the approval of 2 thirds of both the senate and the house. so the impeachment process is the more politically viable process right now that seems where that it that removing a president from

>>professor rory little he is a constitutional law expert. so perfect to have him on these days that you see us things have a good night professor. thank you thank you so much, thank you for joining us. i let's switch gears here for a moment to check out the 4 zone forecast to get a live look at san francisco's embarcadero. >>yeah, maybe read more constitution less twitter and just appreciate the beauty here in the bay area. it is a nice night out there monday night chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us guys hey we got to watch out for some big time waves coming up here in the next couple of days and that is going to combine with some high tides. the highest tides. >>of the year. let's go make these very dangerous especially out toward the coastline along the rocks may we start to talk about some flooding tomorrow morning. you know we got usual spots where we can see some flooding when we get some high tides. you get the king tides. it certainly that can be an issue out toward sfo right now kind of a quiet night out this my clouds up

>>wrap it upright here constitutional law expert to rory little i feel that we you know join his class and learn a lot more the constitution. a fast be fair say hey states sign up. thank sir appreciate you thank by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. >>violence and chaos at the nation's capital democrats are claiming another victory this time in georgia power shift their as democrat jon ossoff winds the second georgia runoff for the u.s. senate allowing the party to effectively gain control of the senate. democrats gain when raphael defeated incumbent republican senator kelly loeffler warnock is a pastor he's going to be the first black senator to serve georgia and the first democrat to take a senate seat in georgia since 2005. the senate race softened incumbent republican sen. david perdue that was a narrow one but also off the with enough of 50.2 percentage points of the vote. both have issued statements. >>it is with humility that i thank the people of georgia for elec

get some coverage some immunity into as much of the population as possible as quickly as possible rory many thanks indeed not as there was for a challenge reporting live from london. the state of california has passed 25000 coronavirus related deaths in los angeles one person is dying every 10 minutes medical workers are struggling to cope at a housing patients in hallways conference rooms and gift shops even fewer than 3000000 people across the u.s. a been vaccinated against cook at 90 that's far short of the government's target of an ocular 20000000000 by today the u.s. is top but infectious diseases expert dr anthony found she has told al jazeera the coronavirus prevention measures are not a political issue nor a matter of individual rights he says it's simply about public health. the issue is that science has been very successful in doing something that was unheard of or unimaginable years ago is to go from the identification of a new pathogen in this case this mysterious virus that just broke the pharmacy and then we identified the anywhere e of this in less than an 11 month it ac

law expert at u c hastings school of law in san francisco, good morning professor rory. >>good morning, thanks thanks for having me here. yeah. >>can you tell us about the difference between these 2 different avenues that you can take to remove a president. whether it's the 25th amendment or the impeachment process. >>yeah, i mean there are very in many the 25th amendment actually doesn't remove the president it simply. puts all the presidential powers into the hands of the vice president removed the powers of the president without leaving the president. and the theory of this is that if he suffering some physical disability that the president might recover and then get their power back. impeachment is the constitution mechanism to remove the president completely from office. and that only requires a majority of the house of representatives where as the 25th amendment requires ultimately the approval of 2 thirds of both the senate and the house. so the impeachment process is the more politically viable process right now that seems where that it that removing a president

. >> yet rory says he is one of the lucky ones, though he is barely limping by. he's the co-owner of sf fitness studio you balance. he says that due to logistical problems, the high volume of applicants and language barriers , only a tiny fraction of businesses that apply for private, state or federal loans and grants have actually received money. today governor gavin newsom has proposed another $575 million investment to the small business covid-19 relief grant, which would bring the total to more than $1 billion.>> 500 billion sounds like a lot of money to anybody but when you spray that out over 4.1 million businesses, that is $122 a business. first of all, the website has crashed on day one. >> another restaurant owner says it took her five days to get on the website.>> i got as far as filling out the first portion. then it bounced back with an email saying we are overloaded right now.>> and she is still waiting for a $5000 grant from doordash to help her survive the winter. she says the money was supposed to arrive for the end of 2020 and it still hasn't. >>

secretary of state mike pompei o says it's the latest attempt to silence voices critical of moscow has rory chalons its eggs a particular type of person to survive a probable state sanctioned poisoning and then returned to the country you believe tried to kill you a country where you face imminent arrest. never gave the slightest suggestion he would do anything else following months of recuperation in germany alexei and wife yulia took their seats on a moscow bound plane from berlin. put it in a monopoly boy bring us a little vodka we're flying home says yulia quoting a much loved russian gangster movie it's a never alley hole mark that he and his family make light of the many dangers they face and what he faced was jail on arrival he violated his suspended sentence by leaving russia to receive life saving treatment he makes a choice is a brave man because he always pretended he's a brave man who. has no fear before that gorgeous it's no iraq and he has no fear of law and order machine now it's the time to prove. prove these claims. and show the deeds that's why he states brought. well he d

chalons who's that london's gatwick airport rory and the u.k. is home secretary. has just been outlining tougher restrictions for anyone entering the country what does she say. yeah i do one in 3 in the country from a number of countries a selection of countries that have basically been put on a red list because they are countries that have potential new strains or new strains of corona virus circulating that the u.k. does not want those strains arriving on british shores so essentially what's the government has just done boris johnson and then proceed to tell outlined this in the commons saying that. there are bans already in place on people arriving from these countries but there are also people in those countries who are u.k. residents or british says the citizens if they're coming back to the country what they will have to do is put themselves straight into a hotel like one of the hotels around here at that way heathrow airport so that points of return essentially and stay there for 10 days this is a way i think for the government to try and

championship — he was through 13 holes on his second round, before play was stopped for bad light, rory all stars side. a win tonight would see england take the series with the final match on sunday. we're around an hour away from the start of the fourth round of the fa cup. and what a game to kick things off, chorley, a club that plays in the sixth tier of english footaball are taking on wolves of the premier league. the national league north side beat derby in the last round, putting them through to this stage of the competition for the first time in their 138 year history. conor macnamara is leading the commentary on five live tonight and joins me now from victory park. this is proper magic of the cup stuff conor — some of the chorley players, who play part time, were doing their dayjobs earlier — now they're about to face “ some —— some of who are working today. yes, he had to take as day off as a lift engineer, the coach is a teacher. this is very much the glamour of the fa cup, the magic that we come to see. they will hope that their ground here could be a leveler, you probably se

let's go to our correspondent rory challenge that would just outside of london perhaps that can give us a clue as to what the government in the u.k. is about to announce. i don't think we're going to get many surprises for him pretty detailed home secretary when she stands in front of the commons in a couple of hours' time the government says very likely to announce as it has been trailed in all the major newspapers today that they're going to bring in a kind of selective approach to this hotel koren see system which means that people arriving in the u.k. from some countries will be required to put themselves into a hotel near the airport for 10 days or so of course and see at their own expense ask he said 1500 pounds a small amount of money now there have been some people arguing for a more comprehensive approach to this that anyone arriving in the u.k. should have to do this. the prime minister seems to be reluctant to go down that path he had been written a letter by the chief executives of the major airlines british airways in atlantic and some others asking him not to go down th

union says the vaccine is most effective when the follow up is administered within 21 days here's rory chalons with more from london. fire user has the data for what happens if you give the 2nd dose $21.00 days after the 1st dose but if you wait 3 months which is what the government is planning to do then they don't really know what's going to happen is it going to be as effective as it should be the government those made a decision based on the pragmatics really of public health and dangerous reality that this new variances has put the country in with so many new infections so many new deaths and so much stress being put on the health system what they have decided is that it's imperative to get as many people vaccinated with a 1st dose of either the pfizer vaccine or the oxford astra zeneca one as quickly as possible because with the 1st dose you do get some degree of immunity with the astra zeneca one it's about 70 percent with the pfizer one it's it's upwards of that so essentially what the government has said is look let's prioritize 1st dosage to as many people as possible because

nearly kills the opposition leader but now it seems likely russia will jail no brownie for surviving it rory chalons al-jazeera so had an al-jazeera the internet switched back on in uganda after contentious elections we'll tell you what opposition leader bobby wine is tweeting already and the growing push for scottish independence in the wake of bragg's it and the pandemic. it's time for the perfect general. sponsored plan qatar airways. hello once again welcome to another look at the international forecast we got more outbreaks of snow pushing towards japan at the moment because that western side of japan will see effects sliding in into that western side of honshu much of honshu could also see some wintry flowers as well but law as you drive sheltered by the mountains in tokyo or at a celsius on shoes day afternoon type codice you go on into where to stay but i'm hopeful there will be less snow in the forecast and you notice across the korean peninsula through much of china it is generally dry bits and pieces of shabby right into central and southern parts having said that hong kong gets u

leicester university graduate and poet rory waterman believes students need access to the full range of literature and history of their country a.c.t writes is he still relevant and yes he's the father of english next year in my with the fact that he wrote a long time ago to make him irrelevant may still an inspiration to write his now there are blockbuster adaptations a barrel to another med able to next 3 to one stuff and if you think many rich tunes just sort of the gods they are in god obsessed with those talking jibberish and you just study my what you missing me don't want you talking about is this you know it's not elites a state it's history it's our history and how can they way you are how can you know way of caring if you don't really being a main concern is less the university has a good reputation rightly say it isn't one of the very early inverse d's and it mainly attracts state school students and it's rats were being averse to like that teaching a full range of english literature don't know students decide to learn about wonderful history in the church from the past i

a good first round for rory mciroly in golf�*s european tour in abu dhabi.an is top of the leaderboard on 8 under. england's tyrell hatton is a shot behind him after eagles on the 10th and 18th. as we've been hearing on the one o'clock news, organisers of the london marathon are aiming to get a record of 50,000 runners to compete in october this year, plus another 50,000 runners to take part virtually. it's hoped the record will make up for the disappointment of 2020, when the race had to be cancelled for amateurs because of coronavirus, meaning many charities lost out financially. 0rganisers say the 50,000 virtual runners can run on a course of their own choice. and that the event has a responsibility to adapt. the london marathon has to do what is right for society. it's far bigger thanjust for the runners. bigger than just for the runners. this is bigger thanjust for the runners. this is about the national health service, charities, communities, it is about bringing people together. so we have learned an awful lot, we have got so many new different plans.

nearly kills the opposition leader but now it seems likely russia will jail no brownie for surviving it rory chalons al-jazeera. washington d.c. is under a security lockdown as police in the military of perth a possible on rest out of the presidential inauguration the u.s. capitol and other key buildings have been surrounded by barricades with streets closed off and the national guard deployed the f.b.i. has warned of more protests by supporters of president on a trunk it believe joe biden wasn't legitimately elected the city's mayor says she is concerned that any violence could be funneled away from government buildings and break out in residential areas instead. not only concerned about their state capitals i'm also concerned about other parts of washington d.c. and what you're showing is really the federal enclave of washington d.c. now we're in the 700000 of us live so our police department working with our federal law enforcement partners and the united states army quite frankly are also has a plan to hit if we have any attacks in our neighborhoods or he joins us live now from the u.s.

rory mcilroy leads going into tomorrow's final round of the abu dhabi championship. eagle at the tenth. he's now 13—under par. tyrrell hatton is a shot further back, with fellow englishman tommy fleetwood on 11—under. elvyn evans suffered a frustrating day at the monte carlo rally, losing his lead to sebastien 0gier. the welshman saw his seven—second overnight advantage evaporate and he admitted he was far too careful during the first stage and struggled on the second. he won the last one of the day, but not by enough to retake the lead from his toyota team—mate and world champion 0gier. the frenchman is now 13 seconds ahead, withjust four stages to go tomorrow. and ben ainslie's hopes of becoming the first british skipper to win the america's cup have been given a major boost. his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition, so they now go on to take on either italy again or the usa next month for the right to face new zealand for the one of sport's oldest trophies in march. it's a great moment for the team because we had a tough start, a tough

driven up boris johnson quite deliberately consciously drove the old fashioned traditional tories that rory stewart was like dominic grieve like can trot all of these people the middle ground tories have gone and so that's left a whole sort of millions of voters without representation and the big question is what happens to them and thinking about their events across the atlantic does the demise of donald trump it does that present issues for the prime minister that they do by the administration may have memories that boast arsenal is less than complimentary and helpful to president obama is that going to be a big issue for ballast johnson. there are a number of leaders around the world who go very close to trump probably too close for comfort one of them is the saudi leadership one of them is benjamin netanyahu in israel another would be field marshal sisi in egypt and another would be boris johnson in britain and boris johnson has now got suit re choreographed and selfies and be the united states and it's quite obvious that the by the administration doesn't like rex it and he's very skept

nearly kills the opposition leader but now it seems likely russia will jail no brownie for surviving it rory chalons al-jazeera. police in guatemala have fired tear gas to disperse thousands of honduran migrants trying to cross into the u.s. security forces surrounded the group on the highway and bought a honda near the border with honduras some were arrested as they tried to break through a police blockade and head for mexico john holeman has more from mexico city i confrontation between guatemalan security forces thousands of people from honduras trying to cross the country and eventually reach the u.s. . a city gas canister. this 6000 people are traveling up to modern authorities estimate that makes this one of the biggest caravans from honduras since they began in 2018 but if there was a police tried to stop them on the border. authorities said they wouldn't let anyone him without the code test with the right papers making this a danger to a country already struggling with the pandemic was that they got through these people a desperate little bit and my goal is to reach the united states