paul brennan is in sevenoaks in kent, which will be on that tier 3. he says there's some frustration over how the rules have been applied. the end of the national lockdown here in england won't come a minute too soon for many people and many livelihoods who have been impacted quite severely by the restrictions that have been imposed upon them in the past several weeks. but there are winners and losers from the new system. for example, liverpool will come out of the highest level of restriction that's 23 and move down to tier to london will stay. interior to manchester will stay in tier 3, but only 3 areas will move to the lowest level of restrictions to warm the thick of sheppey. of whites and cornwall and many other areas will move to tear to 3. and i'm in one of them. this is kent, the garden of england, as it's described, the county of kent in the south east of england. here there will be 2 or 3, but that is causing a lot of angst here because there is a big difference in fiction rates from one end of the country, county to the other. for example,

, mostly in the north and center, will be under the strict to paul brennan, who's live for us in sevenoaks, in kent, which will be until 3 pulled small country geographically large population. all about managing different levels of infection like us, what morsi government can say when we have the health secretary might hang caulk, announcing the details of how, how the england will emerge from the national lockdown that was imposed on the 5th of november to give a progress report of how things have gone over the past 3 weeks. and in many ways there were have been positive signs. and he said that in liverpool, for example, where there was that intensive pilots testing scheme. the number of infections been falling dramatically down 2 thirds in the city as a whole. and in the central bar, a liverpool down by 3 quarters. and as a result, liverpool when we emerge from the national lock down into the new tier system, liverpool will drop from the highest level to free down to t. it too. but there are going to be winners and losers. for example, manchester will stay in the highest restrictive leve

for example, ramsgate has a rolling 7 day average of around $570.00 infections per 100000 here in sevenoaks it's just 76 per 100000 that has an impact because staying in 2 or 3 means restaurants like this bar and probably over my shoulder, the restaurant that's behind me have to stay close. they can only do take away a massive impact on their business. in the run up to christmas m.p.'s for the local area on a happy. people are also not happy, but the government says it's absolutely necessary to stay on top of this infection . it has begun 3 days of national mourning for one of its greatest ever football players. diego maradona. these are live pictures from bulldozers where his body is lying in state at the presidential palace queuing up outside. in fact, millions of fans around the world have been remembering murdered on the cheap fold with police as they lined up. so you could block by at least a 1000000 people expected to pay their respects to the legendary number 10 in the coming days. organizers struggling to make manage the crowds during the coronavirus pandemic. well, maradona died of

let's speak to the conservative mp for sevenoaks in kent, laura trott — who's a member of the healthood afternoon to you. how do you feel about kant being put into tier 3?i feel about kant being put into tier 3? i represent seven oaks which is in cantoni 3? i represent seven oaks which is in canton i was initially surprised and disappointed we were put into tier 3. we were tier1 before he went into the second like them. —— you can't. i spent the day yesterday talking to the chief executive the my local hospitals and it became clear to me reluctantly the need for tier 3. if i talk to you a bit about the situation they are in, i have to hospitals next to me kent is a very high incident right at the moment, swell and midway have some of the highest rates in the country and other result the hospitals they are under huge amount of strain, so my local house would allow me to pick up local house would allow me to pick up some of the caseload was about a third of the critical are taken up by patients from elsewhere in kent. so although my area is prevalent is relatively low, it is not a very

for example, ramsgate has a rolling 7 day average of around $570.00 infections per 100000 here in sevenoaks it's just 76 per 100000 that has an impact because staying in 3 means restaurants like this bar and probably over my shoulder, the restaurant that's behind me have to stay close. they can only do take away a massive impact on their business. in the run up to christmas m.p.'s for the local area on a happy. people are also not happy, but the government says it's absolutely necessary to stay on top of this infection . the c.e.o. of astra zeneca has told bloomberg news that the company may have to run another global trial after concerns were raised over the effectiveness of its coronavirus vaccine. it was produced in conjunction with oxford university which says some of the trial injections did not have the right amount of vaccine. manufacturing era has raised questions about the validity of the results. the university says it has discussed the problem with regulators and has agreed to complete the late stage trial with 2 groups. seneca also says its coronavirus vaccine testing has been d

understand their frustration that sevenoa ks and ashford understand their frustration that sevenoaks place in those places, so i can understand their frustration. i'm frustrated that we are seeing changes to the plan, we had three tier system last month that has not, in my view, been effective, we had seen that the liverpool effect had been effective, we have answered that and went into a full lockdown. there were lots of rough edges about nonessential shops having to close, where some of the big shops that sell all the same things, the bans on gyms and worship and all that, so tier 3 is better in that point of view because some of those rough edges have been ironed out. but we have to start considering amongst ourselves, are these lockdowns actually working? the first one obviously works, because it was new, we were all very compliant and fearful, but we have learned a lot since then. i think we are learning the lessons of keeping safe s pa ces are learning the lessons of keeping safe spaces and using hand sanitiser gel and all of that good stuff. remain now unconvinced that full lo