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this report is from our sports editor, dan roan. with community facilitiesnter lockdown on activity levels is causing mounting concern and today the prime minister was asked to intervene. a coalition of more than 50 0lympians, celebrity health champions and charities writing to seek his assurance that gyms, pools and leisure centres are given the fullest possible support to survive, saying they were deeply concerned that thousands were at risk of permanent closure and by a deep drop in activity across all ages and backgrounds. two of the signatories told me why they felt the need to act. i think this is absolutely the perfect storm of a health crisis which will last for generations. this is not a short—term issue, this is something that will impact this population for generations to come. seven years ago, whyte trained tv presenter davina mccall for a gruelling sport relief challenge. the exercise enthusiast told me even she had struggled with fitness during lockdown. it is a hard time. we are all over eating and, you know, obesity and being overweight, covi

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outdoor sport facilities such as tennis or basketball will also reopen — and organised sport can restartaccine rollout, infections, hospitalisations, deaths and new variants. but with our old lives feeling more like a distant memory, how ready are we to get back to normal? graham satchell has been finding out. walk into almost any room in emily's house and there are children on their devices. online lessons all day, then chatting with friends and playing games. it is a life lived on a screen. i do not think it is healthy for them. life is quite different for them. it has had an impact. we have had tears and we have had tricky times to manoeuvre around. emily says her children desperately need a return to normality. if i can say to the children here is the date when you will be back in school, then we have something to work towards. if they said they could reopen schools tomorrow morning, i would be there, the children would be at the door. the lifting of some restrictions like opening schools is being made possible by the remarkable vaccination programme. the government in westminster is

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israel is allowing people who were saved to vaccine doses into public spaces including theatres sports facilities and hotels the health ministry says that more than 3000000 people qualify for the relaxed rules. u.s. president joe biden has declared a state of major disaster in texas following crippling winter weather at least 2 dozen people died in the unusual cold which disrupted electricity and water supplies the carolina to more reports from houston. texas it's not out off the woods yet thousands of families have been arriving in their cars to the mass distribution center in the city of houston the shortage of water is now the biggest challenge. we don't have to water about some hollis told some even half running water at all not even to take a shower and if the stores how far you have to line up on the purchase is limited. now the city is trying to help millions of bottles of water are being distributed in a coordinated effort with dozens of volunteers each car gets no more than 3 cases regardless of how many family members but they have to be able to pick it up in downtown houston where outs

the 2008 summit games those prestige venues are now being repurposed in a slew of new winter sport facilities a skating arena. downhill skiing runs the world's longest bobsled and lose track and a state of the art national ski jumping center despite the pandemic preparations are surging ahead in what the i.o.c. describes as almost a miracle but china's human rights record is casting a shadow over the major event activist groups a calling for a boycott. if china does not stop human rights what is since in tibet and the neighboring region tennis should not be able to cost these 2022 winter olympics. the chinese government has drawn international condemnation for its repression of minorities in particular the mass detention of injuns week is in so-called reeducation camps. and this past year has seen a massive crackdown on political freedoms in hong kong but while the i.o.c. claims to be paying heed to human rights activists say it's only paying lip service . to the commitments that the chinese government made to the i.o.c. and the and its members of the i.o.c. needs to itself human rights are c

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hong kong is easing its most french and social distancing measures venues including theaters sports facilities and theme parks are reopening restaurants can extend our dining hours until 10 pm hosting up to 4 gasper table however it's not back through the old days people can only enter those premises by using the official contact tracing app or registering their personal information after. one use a standard generated by the government to leave home safe up to break or to visit in time and then you and sent a notification if they have been in the same place as occurred at 9000 patients but there are concerns over privacy as many fear they may pave the way for digital surveillance in the chinese rules city. the tracing out can also read other data on my phone i'm scared that the government might accuse me of opposition if my friends will send me political messages. i want to see because i don't trust the government at all so. i would rather order home delivery of and dine in to avoid using the out of. order. i'm not worried even if they outranks my life i don't have any secrets to hide as long

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despite the government exemption allowing outdoor disability sport to continue, most facilities acrosstches tears to my eyes because he is so happy. the power of a mother�*s words, and a hint too of the mounting strain of being a carer in a pandemic. michael is autistic and has cerebral palsy and riding is his outlet, and for half an hour a week, it represents a rare break for his mother, joyce. once this lesson is finished, he will talk about it all day. karen has been brilliant to allow us to come to her arena so that michael can continue riding, and have a little bit of normality in his life, as everything outside is changed. joyce feels grateful but michael is one ofjust a handful of people able to continue with his riding sessions at a time when thousands of disability sports facilities throughout the uk are closed. just five of 500 riding for the disabled association groups are currently operating and the charity�*s president says support is needed to help them bounce back. our ability to maintain the funds to keep particularly the bigger groups going, which can have a real impac

on march the 29th, six people to our souls can meet outdoors and outdoor sports facilities will open.est, nonessential retail and personal care such as headdresses will reopen and gyms will be open for individual use. 0utdoor hospitality such as beer gardens can open up and from may the 17th at the earliest, most restrictions and a meeting outdoors will be lifted and six people of two households will be able to meet indoors and his indoor hospitality, pubs and cafe is and hotels will reopen. from june the 21st at the earliest, the remaining restrictions will end. some of boris johnson�*s own restrictions will end. some of borisjohnson�*s own mps think the pace of change is too slow but he says a cautious approach is more likely to mean any easing of restrictions won't be reversed, but this cannot be absolutely guaranteed. i can't guarantee _ absolutely guaranteed. i can't guarantee that _ absolutely guaranteed. i can't guarantee that it's _ absolutely guaranteed. i can't guarantee that it's going - absolutely guaranteed. i can't guarantee that it's going to i absolutely guaranteed. i

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switzerland will allow nonessential shops, exams and sporting facilities outdoors to reopen next monthfirst of several steps to unwind social distancing restrictions. with the covid-19 caseload falling, this was government faced pressure to allow businesses to reopen. officials urge caution on the spread of the new strains of the virus. global news, 24 hours a day on-air on quicktake and twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. -- i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ greg: i'm greg balla. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: greg, we welcome you and are bloomberg audiences. i am matt miller kathy rhodes doubles down. check tells bloomberg she bought 240,000 shares of tesla. will they continue to see outflows? we will speak to the income and general director of the wto, ngozi okonjo-iweala. can she heal the growing rift between the u.s., china, and we will bring you the latest on the inspection of boeing's 777 following the violent failure of an engine last week. the faa administer stephen dickson joins

so a lot of the sports facilities across the country and of course in california they have offered their sights as a vaccination site we know the a's are doing it in oakland, the golden state warriors are doing in san francisco as well. but no place area as big as this of the levi's stadium. since it's not a football field anymore football season is over and the niners say they are glad to take part with new teammates they say county health department trying of course you to go out there and get vaccinated. >>yeah the more we can get the giants already stood there and the a's they want to use their ballpark so the more big sites. supersites we get the better. >>thank you will. and in the north bay sonoma county is opening a vaccination center to serve 70 years old and older. it's a new site today the petaluma campus of santa rosa junior college kron 4 sarah stinson is live there much smaller and then the ages are different there so it gets a little confusing, let's sort this out sarah. >>daria we started the day out with day one of this new vaccination center and a lot of confusion. peop

you know sports facilities like the one right behind me because they need that room to social distance and to have all health care workers available to do it. the governor will be here very shortly. he expected to have a news conference in about 45 minutes from now and we will carry that for you live once it happens. you can see they're ready to go. this is a new meaning for touchdown rate this touchdowns on the field, this is a touchdown to save your life get the needle into your arm. but what you need to know is do not come down unless you have an appointment being the first day more than likely it is all booked i can tell you it's the groups that go through your health care provider. there are many health care providers here and then they will work with you to get you in so long as you meet their criteria of 65 years and older or you're a health care worker or a long-term care worker at those facilities. >>then you can get it. >>after you get your shot which is on the field so that's pretty cool experience you can be on the field get shot. wait 15 minutes because they don't want you

08:45am in the morning which we will carry live for you levi stadium just like all the other sports facilities from the major sports in the country. they are turning their sights into vaccination centers. i know last week oakland coliseum said the same thing so you could be on the field. just like all the forty-niners greats. where you are joey bosa jersey lift up your arm you guns might not be as big as his. you'll get that all important shot. maybe i can forge my driver's license i highly doubt it though, but one day i'll get my vaccinations as well i think reporters james and area. we are one c so we are just around the corner for our shots all right enough, thank you very much well. okay so from there let's go to the north bay because in similar news, we got sonoma county set to open up a new vaccination center as well. >>75 they're calling 70 and up right we're going to do again go to our web site because it can be confusing or let's go live to the petaluma campus of santa rosa junior college for sarah stinson can sort this out for everybody hi sarah. >>hi there yeah, i'm at the petaluma

also be permitted on the same basis so the families in different circumstances can meet outdoor sports facilities such as tennis and basketball courts localness whom pools will be able to reopen and formerly organized outdoor sports will resume subject to guidance from this point the 29th of march people will no longer be legally required to stay at home but many knock down restrictions will remain people should continue to work from home where they can minimize or travel wherever possible step 2 will begin at least 5 weeks after the beginning of step one and no earlier than the 12th of april with an argument at least 7 days in advance if analysis of the latest data against the 4 tests requires a delay then this and subsequent steps will also be delayed to maintain the 5 week out. in step 2 non-essential retail will reopen as a personal care including hairdressers i'm glad to say and mail sounds in dog leisure facilities such as jews were reopen as well holiday lets but only if used by individuals or household groups we will begin to reopen our pubs and restaurants our doors and honorable members

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and outdoor sports facilities can open.12th of april, nonessential retail, hairdressers and other personal care businesses can open, along with gems and outdoor hospitality. on the 17th of may, most social contact rules will be lifted outdoors. six people or people from two households can meet outdoors and indoor hospitality and hotels can open. from the 21st ofjune, all remaining restrictions should come to an end. but, with the way out of lockdown in england, there comes new questions about living with coronavirus in the longer term. jonathan blake, bbc news. let's talk to professor sir jonathan montgomery. he led an evidence review on vaccine passports with the ada lovelace institute. he's also a professor of healthcare law at ucl. very good afternoon to you. the main criticism seems to be that they are discriminatory. but of course they are. . �* , discriminatory. but of course they are. ., �*, discriminatory. but of course they are. . �*, ., are. that's the point of them. i think the _ are. that's the point of them. i

hong kong is easing its most trenchant social distancing measures the news including theaters sports facilities and theme parks are reopening restaurants can extend a dining hours until 10 pm hosting up to 4 gasper table however it's not back to the old days people can only enter those premises by using the official contact tracing app or registering their personal information after. one uses scanned generated by the government to leave home safe up to the break or to visit on time and then you and sent a notification if they had been in the same place as occurred at 900 patient but there are concerns over privacy as many fear the app may pave the way for digital surveillance in the chinese who say. the tracing out can also read other data on my phone i'm scared that the government might accuse me of opposition if my friends will send me political messages. i want to see because i don't trust the government at all so. i would rather order home delivery of than dine in to avoid using the out. there. i'm not worried even if they out trucks my life i don't have any secrets to hide as long as i don

and outdoor sports facilities can open.s can open, along with gems and outdoor hospitality. on the 17th of may, most social contact rules will be lifted outdoors —— along with gyms and outdoor hospitality. six people or people from two households can meet outdoors and indoor hospitality and hotels can open. from the 21st ofjune all remaining restrictions should come to an end. but, with the way out of lockdown in england, there come new questions about living with coronavirus in the longer term. jonathan blake, bbc news. and jonathan is in westminster. this idea of covid certificates, there is obviously some discomfort about it? , ,, ., ., , about it? there is, simon. it was not lona about it? there is, simon. it was not long ago _ about it? there is, simon. it was not long ago the _ about it? there is, simon. it was not long ago the vaccines - about it? there is, simon. it wasl not long ago the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi dismissed this out of hand, saying it is not how we do things here, that we do them by consent. bu

march the 29th is a key date for businesses in outdoor sports with facilities such as tennis, golf andg. from the 12th of april, non essential shops, hairdressers, gyms and outdoor hospitality such as beer gardens will reopen if strict conditions are met. further steps will follow if the data allows and from 17th of may cinemas, hotels, performances and sporting events could reopen — though social distancing will remain. the new four—step plan to ease lockdown could see all legal limits on social contact lifted by the 21st ofjune. here's what the prime minister had to say. provided we continued to pass the test and from the 21st of june we will go to step four and say goodbye to most remaining restrictions. presuming large scale events like business conferences at football matches, lifting limits on weddings and reopening nightclubs. all of these tips will in england and these tips will in england and the government will continue to do whatever it takes to protect jobs and livelihoods across our whole united kingdom for the duration of the pandemic. what's the reaction from the busines

and outdoor sports facilities can open.e 12th of april, nonessential retail, hairdressers and other personal care businesses can open, along with gems and outdoor hospitality. on the 17th of may, most social contact rules will be lifted outdoors. along with gyms and outdoor hospitality. six people or people from two households can meet outdoors and indoor hospitality and hotels can open. from the 21st ofjune, all remaining restrictions should come to an end. but, with the way out of lockdown in england, there comes new questions about living with coronavirus in the longer term. jonathan blake, bbc news. let's take a look at the latest daily covid figures for the uk. there have been a further 548 covid—related deaths — that's people who've died within 28 days of a positive test. this time last week, that figure was 799. another 8,489 people have tested positive in the past 2a hours. last tuesday, that figure was 10,625. and more than 17.9 million people in the uk have now received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. o

despite the government exemption allowing outdoor disability sport to continue, most facilities acrossk, it represents a rare break for his mother, joyce. once this lesson is finished, he will talk about it all day. karen has been brilliant to allow us to come to her arena so that michael can continue riding, and have a little bit of normality in his life, as everything outside is changed. joyce feels grateful but michael is one ofjust a handful of people able to continue with his riding sessions at a time when thousands of disability sports facilities throughout the uk are closed. just five of 500 riding for the disabled association groups are currently operating and the charity's president says support is needed to help them bounce back. our ability to maintain the funds to keep particularly the bigger groups going, which can have a real impact, will be a bit of a struggle. some of them will be, what, nearly a year since they functioned. i am hoping that is not so long that they will have forgotten the benefits, indeed for those who took part, but i think there will need to be good s

of march, football and other organised team sport can start again — golf courses and tennis courts will also reopen. gyms and other indoor leisure facilitiesorts club boasts football alongside dozens of sports for all ages, ranging from rounders, netball, even walking. ian has been a coach for over a decade. this is where they get together, this is where they exercise. this is what gets them talking. this isn'tjust about children playing football as well, it's about the families getting together on the sidelines and having their weekly catch up. so in terms of the impact, i think it's huge. grassroots is extremely important from a mental health perspective, from children, as i say, playing, talking, sharing ideas when they're together in the team. i just think it's fantastic and grassroots is extremely important for that to happen. ian has been missing the weekends here so he is catching up with some of his players. 14—year—old frank and 15—year—old isabella. both play on the same team, and both are looking forward to getting back on the pitch. hi, izzy, hi, frank. i hope you're both keeping well. ijust wanted to have a catch up to see how

outdoor sport facilities can also reopen and organised team sport can restart from this date.of the government's plan begins on the 12th of april, when nonessential retail can reopen. pubs will be open for takeaway, alcohol and also their beer gardens, but there'll still be no household mixing indoors. step three starts on 17 may. limits on outdoor gatherings will be lifted, but the rule of six or two household rule will still apply indoors. on this date, indoor hospitality can open — including pubs, cinemas and theatres — and sporting venues can reopen to limited numbers. travel rules will be reviewed, but may the 17th is the earliest date for a foreign holiday. the final stage of the plan starts on the 21st ofjune, where the government hopes to remove all remaining legal limits on social contacts, so that nightclubs, for example, can finally reopen. restrictions would be lifted on large events and performances and all limits on wedding and live events would be removed. progress to each of those steps depends on conditions around vaccination, infections, hospitalisations, dea

outdoor sport facilities such as tennis or basketballs will also reopen and organised sport can restart bristol university, and a member of the government's joint committee on vaccination and immunisation. he's speaking to us in a personal capacity. good afternoon to you. eliminate hello, simon, how are you? i'm fine. we are going in the right direction at the right pace, do you think? it is a delicate balance getting this right but certainly things are moving very rapidly in the right direction now in terms of the number of cases, hospitalisations and deaths which is very encouraging. i think most of that is down to the lockdown which has brought things down, but we are now seeing evidence coming through today that suggest the vaccine programme is beginning to contribute to that and that is extremely encouraging. the thing that seems _ extremely encouraging. the thing that seems to _ extremely encouraging. the thing that seems to worry _ extremely encouraging. the thing that seems to worry people - extremely encouraging. the thing that seems to worry people most | extremely encouraging

sport can start again. golf courses and tennis courts will also re—open. gyms and other indoor leisure facilitiesto 1,000 indoors, and 4,000 at smaller outdoor venues. crowds of up to 10,000 could be allowed into larger stadiums. it's been a long and uncertain period for those involved in grassroots sport. we've been to speak to some of those affected and find out how they're preparing for its return. at this community club near 0ldham, they're repainting the lines to get ready to welcome back players and their families. chadderton park sports club boasts football alongside dozens of sports for all ages, ranging from rounders, netball, even walking. ian has been a coach for over a decade. this is where they get together, this is where they exercise. this is what gets them talking. this isn'tjust about children playing football as well, it's about the families getting together on the sidelines and having their weekly catch up. so in terms of, in terms of the impact, i think its huge. grassroots is extremely important from mental health perspective, from children, as i say, playing, talking, sharin

from march 29th, six people or two households can meet outdoors, and outdoor sport facilities will openiest, nonessential retail and personal care such as hairdressers will reopen. gyms will be open too, for individual use. 0utdoor hospitality such as beer gardens can open up. and from may 17, at the earliest, most restrictions on meeting outdoors will be lifted. six people or two households will be able to meet indoors and indoor hospitality, yes, pubs and cafes, and hotels will reopen. from june 21st at the earliest, all remaining restrictions would end. some of borisjohnson�*s mps think the pace of change is too slow. he says a cautious approach is more likely to mean that any easing of restrictions won't be reversed. but this can't be absolutely guaranteed. the intention is that it should be irreversible, and that's why we are going in the way that we are, that's why we are taking the steps that we are. and even when existing restrictions end, some familiar paraphernalia of the pandemic might remain. masks may still be advisable next winter according to the government's chief scient

the plan is to start reopening things such as malls and hotels stores and potentially sporting and cultural facilities as well and the idea is to have a green passport system where the who have had the vaccine will be allowed entrance to these sorts of facilities those who haven't word b. and so again israel very much in the forefront on that front as well in terms of how that will play out but the real question and something that was debated as well in the parliament yesterday was whether israel had a self interest in inoculating the population of the occupied west bank or at least significant proportion of it because of the numbers who come in to work inside israel every day one argument was that well we don't have that relationship with god and so there isn't the same self interested argument to hand those vaccinations over to the gaza strip ok harry foster thank you so much for that update from west jerusalem. a 2nd round of vaccinations is being administered in mexico's capital health officials and to inoculate 15000000 elderly people within 2 months when you are up all the reports from mexico ci

outdoor sports facilities will be also open on march the 29th.hnson again later today. stu. stuart: i think that is a lot of light at the end of the tunnel actually. just like here, we're not responding the same way. absolutely. ash, thanks. >>> there is no plan in place to reopen our schools and get our children back in the classrooms, it's not there. congresswoman ashley hinson is a republican from iowa and joins me now. congresswoman, you have a plan that would deny funding to schools that won't reopen and give the money to schools that do reopen. i love it. a wonderful idea. with you 100% but you're up against the teachers union, that is a very hard to beat them. >> yeah. it is sad, stu, our children have become in essence a political football in this game. i'm a mom to school age kids myself. in my waa my kids got on the school bus this morning. we're leading the way in iowa. i heard a conversation about having a road map. we got the road map. we know it is safe for our kids to be back in school. the data says it. so my bill, the reopen scho

outdoor sport facilities such as tennis or basketball will also reopen — and organised sport can restartback in school, then we have something to work towards. if they said they could reopen schools tomorrow morning, i would be there, the children would be at the door. the lifting of some restrictions like opening schools is being made possible by the remarkable vaccination programme. the government in westminster is saying the road out of lockdown this time will be based on evidence, data, not dates. it is important that a jab out there that we are all going to get soon, we are maybe struggling economically, but we can make it back up again. phil is a chef. he has been furloughed for most of the year. he has set up a go fund me page and has been cooking for food banks and vulnerable residents. i want to go back to work but i wanted to be safe. i am sick of covid. sometimes, people, because they do not see the deaths, theyjust see numbers on tv, it is not important. it is. they are dead people. it is horrible. businesses can start again. you can start again. you cannot start another life

been transferred now to cedar sinai medical center in los angeles that has well known sports medicine and rehab facilitiesficult recovery process. cnn's paul vercammen live for us. what are you learning about tiger's medical condition today and what the recovery process could look like? >> we heard these procedures done to tiger were successful. the most recent procedures. we spoke with a sports surgery expert here in beverly hills. the team doctor that worked on other professional athletes and talked about these compound fractures and why they mandate that there's often many more procedures. >> these fractures in his foot, ankle and tibia are still broken. all the surgeons do is stabilize the fracture. in the old days, they used to put casts on people but now we put internal splints that hold the bones together to allow them to heal in the perfect alignment and position. as those bones heal, some of those pins, some of those screws will become prominent sometimes and irritate the soft tissues and many times, like most likely in tiger's case, some of those screws need to be removed in order for him to hav