is officially the hottest new year's day on record — with temperatures reaching 16.2 degrees in st james in central london. the actor, comedian and movie legend mel brooks talks to the bbc�*s alan yentob about his life. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. leading figures in the uk's battle against covid 19 are among more than 1,200 people to be recognised in the new year honours list. knighthoods have been given to the uk government's chief medical advisor professor chris whitty and his deputyjonathan van—tam, as well as the chief medical officers for wales and scotland. they're joined on the honours list by a host of well—known faces — including actors and sports stars — as well as people who have made extraordinary contributions in their fields and communities. lizo mzimba reports. their faces have become familiar to the public throughout the pandemic. now the chief medical officers for england, chris whitty... if lots of people are vaccinated, that reduces the risk of transmission in the community. ...for scotland, gregor smith, and for wa

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is officially the hottest new year's day on record — with temperatures reaching 16.2 degrees in st jamesn central london. at half past, we will reflect on the lives lost throughout the last 12 months — including the actor christoper plummer and the prince philip duke of edinburgh, that's in we remember. the body which represents hospitals in england says the next few days are cruical as hospital admissions rise across the country. chris hopson from nhs providers says the the government must be prepared to introduce fresh coronavirus restrictions if they are necessary. it comes as england has once again recorded it's highest number of daily coronavirus cases — 162,572 people have tested positive with in the last 2a hour period. scotland, wales and northern ireland have not reported figures on new year's day. writing in the daily mail — the health secretary sajid javid says new covid restrictions must be the last resort — saying �*curbs on our freedom must be an absolute last resort and the british people rightly expect us to do everything in our power to avert them. speaking to me earlier

is officially the hottest new year's day on record — with temperatures reaching 16.2 degrees in st james's central london. sportsday will be coming up shortly. before that, though, south africa's rugby union captain siya kolisi talks to bbc sports editor dan roan. one of sport's most iconic stars, siya kolisi made history by becoming the first black captain of south african test rugby, leading his team to world cup glory in 2019. for so long a symbol of white minority rule, the triumph of a diverse springbok side is a potent symbol of hope, progress and pride in the rainbow nation. the win capped a remarkable fairy tale for a man brought up amid poverty and violence in a township, but whose spirit and talent saw him rise to become one of the most inspirational figures in sport. now in a new autobiography, kolisi has revealed more about his life, and he agreed to speak to me from his home in south africa about what he wants to achieve now. this is his journey. i believe it's notjust my story, it's the story of many south africans. and a lot of them will never be able to tell their stories,

if things are hard enough for the homeless already and their advocates and average sign posted in st jamesark is generating a groundswell of opposition item five lists, handing out food and clothing to the house residents as illegal except by permit. how you doing man? nearly five years ago, resident complaints about trash from feeding the and housed prompted the city to threaten enforcement of the 2000 and five ordinance. they have to put a stop to it. i know. i know. they just it's hard for him, but they do have to stop. the city never did issue citations and fines but has left the signs up and still requires a permit of at least $50. many people feel like they need to do. um something good for the community and we want to help them do that, but we want to properly help them. do that ok, city spokesman ed bautista says the fee helps ensure food is healthy and safe to eat. and trash is removed, helped design designated area that's more conducive to doing something like this. political scientists say government partnerships with third parties to solve problems such as food insecurity. our

the signing is set to be the first since the saudi—backed takeover at st james�* park.rnational. for an initialfee of £10 million. everton have signed rangers right back nathan patterson for an initialfee of £10 million. patterson, seen here on the right training with scotland, has signed a five—and—a—half—year deal at goodison park. the 20—year—old is everton's second signing of the january transfer window, after ukrainian left back vitalyii myko—lenko. novak djokovic says he will be defending his australian open title, ending months of speculation. he'd refused to reveal his vaccination status — and every player at the event has to be fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption. djokovic announced on social media he was "heading down under with an exemption permission". our tennis correspondent russell fuller says it still isn't clear exactly what happened to get djokovic this exemption. we are told the parameters by which the two independent panels decide whether anonymous individuals to them are deserving of a medical exemption. and they are quite stringent hurdles

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is officially the hottest new year's day on record — with temperatures reaching 16.2 degrees in st james'stral london. and manchester city beat arsenal to extend their lead at the top of the premier league — that and rest of the day's sport in sportsday — in half an hour. a senior health official has warned, that the "next few days are crucial," in the battle against the omicron variant of coronavirus. chris hopson, the chief executive of nhs providers, which represents health trusts, says the government "must be ready to introduce new restrictions, if they're needed." latest figures show hospital admissions in england, have risen to their highest level, since january last year. the health secretary, sajid javid, has warned new restrictions on freedom "must be an absolute last resort." here's our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson. a new year and with it, the hope that in 2022 will draw us closer to the end of the pandemic. but once again, january is likely to see soaring infection rates. last night restrictions in some places and advice in others meant more subdued celebrations, but

is officially the hottest new year's day on record — with temperatures reaching 16.2 degrees in st james'sose look at some of the organisations running our digital world in his review of the year. hello. i hope the year has been kind to you. the media industry is defining a new normal, and coming to terms with the second year of a global pandemic. print and distribution costs are growing pretty much everywhere. but so too are online subscriptions and targeted advertising. big tech is more dominant than ever, but governments and regulators around the world, including here in the uk, are waking up to new ways to shape these giants of global media. or at least squaring up for a fight with them. nevertheless, many of the biggest headlines this year came from more traditional media. presenter piers morgan left itv�*s good morning britain after saying that he didn't believe a word that meghan said in that interview with oprah winfrey. concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. ..what? from race to mental health, progressive californian values to the british mona

at the opposite end of the table there�*s a big game under way at st james�* park this afternoon, wherethe bottom three. chris wood making his debut up front for the home team. it�*s currently 0—0. the bottom side norwich are currently 2—0 up at home to everton. wolves take on southampton later, and manchester united go to aston villa. meanwhile tomorrow�*s north london derby at the tottenham hotspur stadium has been postponed after the premier league accepted arsenal�*s request to call the match off. arsenal say it�*s because of positive covid—19 cases, injuries and players away at the africa cup of nations. england are up against it once again in the final ashes test in hobart — as they look to avoid a 11—0 series defeat. australia scored some vital runs before being dismissed for 303. england�*s reply was just ten balls old when rory burns was run out for a duck, on his recall to the side — opening partner zak crawley, creating some indecision. australia captain pat cummins took four wickets — most importantly, that of his counterpartjoe root, who went lbw for 311. england were five

john adams the first american ambassador to the court of st. james atson. james is and in the audience of june 1785 and he said this i will be very frank with you. i was the last to consent to the separation but the separation having been made and having become inevitable. i've always said and i say now that i would be the first to meet the friendship of the united states as an independent power. and he then 15 years later when george washington gave up the presidency in march 1797 said that george washington was the greatest character of the age. and i think i think those are those those two statements redound well to george the thirds memory. when one thinks of his legacy george third's legacy, of course the most powerful parts of it. it strikes me are in the modern monarchy. he had a an effect on the modern monarchy that i think it made him more important than the person who everybody else was every other historian a scribes the the modern monarchy to which is of course his granddaughter queen victoria, but he was actually george the third. who bought buc

continues to enjoy unseasonably mild weather — it's thought a temperature of 16.2c has been reached at st james'ss will be published later. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon, the new year has started just as the old one ended, with some exceptionally mild air across the uk. through the rest of the afternoon, it stays very mild, stays very windy in places, and there'll be rain for some, but not for all. some rain pushing across the south east corner, some showery rain through northern ireland and scotland and for western scotland particularly, we'll see wind gusts of 60 to 70mph and maybe even a little stronger in the most exposed places. top temperatures, 13 to 16 degrees. quite extraordinary for the first day of january. through this evening and tonight, some of that rain hangs on across the south east. for a time, we will see more showery rain pushing its way in from the west overnight. some of that could be on the heavy side, a little bit cooler than last night across the northern half of the uk particularly. but temperatures still above where we'd expect th

the signing is set to be the first since the saudi—backed takeover at st james' park.ht training with scotland, has signed a five—and—a—half—year deal at goodison park. the 20—year—old is everton's second signing of the january transfer window, after ukrainian left back vitalyiy mykolenko. novak djokovic says he will be defending his australian open title, ending months of speculation. he'd refused to reveal his vaccination status — and every player at the event has to be fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption. djokovic announced on social media he was "heading down under with an exemption permission". 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller says it still isn't clear exactly what happened to get djokovic this exemption. we are told the parameters by which the two independent panels decide whether anonymous individuals to them are deserving of a medical exemption. and they're quite stringent hurdles to overcome. 0n the face of it, you need to have had an inflammatory cardiac illness within the last three months, or have another acute medical condition. but it's no

if things are hard enough for the homeless already and their advocates an average sign posted in st jamesk is generating a groundswell of opposition item five lists, handing out food and clothing to the house residents as illegal except by permit. how you doing man? nearly five years ago, resident complaints about trash from feeding the and housed prompted the city to threaten enforcement of the 2000 and five ordinance. they have to put a stop to it. i know. i know. they just it's hard for him, but they do have to stop. the city never did issue citations and fines but has left the signs up and still requires a permit of at least $50. many people feel like they need to do. um something good for the community and we want to help them do that, but we want to properly help them. do that ok, city spokesman ed bautista says the fee helps ensure food is healthy and safe to eat. and trash is removed, helped design designated area that's more conducive to doing something like this. political scientists say government partnerships with third parties to solve problems such as food insecurity. our co

it's now 16.3 that was set by london at st. james park. ok, here's what's going on. sunday. we've got some more rain falling across ireland in britain, western france right through the low countries. pretty much this northwestern section. some heavier pockets around denmark, pushing into poland as well. but look some hints that things are about to change this wind fresh air coming down from the north and eventually it will went out. so we look at the 3 day forecast in london, just a high of 6 degrees on wednesday, below average. but hey, at least we've got the sunshine, higher temperatures toward the south, still some twenty's valencia at 20 degrees, getting clip with some showers toward the southwest of spain and across the balkans . temperature is above average. here we're starting the day with a bit of fog, but that will eventually dissipate, and some driving rain for turkey's northeastern black sea region impacting tribes on and we'll end this one off in africa where we've also got high temperatures and marrakech, while above average, with a height of 25. ah, the celebra

if things are hard enough for the homeless already and their advocates, an average sign posted in st james a groundswell of opposition. item five lists, handing out food and clothing to the house residents as illegal except by permit you doing man nearly five years ago, resident complaints about trash from feeding the and housed prompted the city to threaten enforcement of the 2000 and five ordinance. they have to put a stop to it. i know i know they just it's hard for him, but they do have to stop it. the city never did issue citations and fines but has left the signs up and still requires a permit of at least $50. many people feel like they need to do. um something good for the community and we want to help them do that, but we want to properly help them. do that ok, city spokesman ed bautista says the fee helps ensure food is healthy and safe to eat. and trash is removed, helped design designated area that's more conducive to doing something like this. political scientists say government partnerships with third parties to solve problems such as food insecurity. our common permits to acc

it's now 16.3 that was set by london at st. james park. ok, here's what's going on. sunday. we've got some more rain falling across ireland in britain, western france right through the low countries. pretty much this northwestern section. some heavier pockets around denmark pushing into poland as well, but look some hints that things are about to change this wind fresh air coming down from the north and eventually it will went out. so we look at the 3 day forecast in london, just a high of 6 degrees on wednesday, below average. but hey, at least we've got the sunshine, higher temperatures toward the south. still some twenty's valencia at 20 degrees, getting clip with some showers toward the southwest in spain and across the balkans temperature is above average. here we're starting the day with a bit of fog, but that will eventually dissipate. and some driving rain for turkey's northeastern black sea region impacting tribes on and we'll end this one off in africa where we've also got high temperatures and merit cash, while above average with a high of 25. ah, the weather spon

he worked on the putnam st. james county farm bureau board of directors. his family has over a century of experience farming in florida. their current cow, hay has been going on for decades and they will be recognized next year as a century pioneer family farm. mr. smith started as a volunteer leader with the florida farm bureau and in the following decades has been recognized as the florida farm bureau outstanding young farmer among many other accolades. in addition to serving as the bureau's president, jeb is also a st. john's county commissioner and a board member of the boy's ranch. he also founded the god's way baptist church in hastings and has served as its pastor. i am sure that his wife of 27 years, wendy, and his four children are proud of his accomplishments. congratulations to my friend, president smith, on his election, and i wish him the best as he leads the florida farm bureau and the incredible people who continue to champion our farmers, ranchers, and producers in florida. we wish you the very best of luck, jeb. congratulations. and with t

. >> my name is sandra dressler, a resident of district to defeat an action at st. jamesis couple church of richmond. we oppose the emergency ordinance under consideration. i am a public health professional and volunteer worker with needed services. the criminal justice response does is not a solution. systemic change is needed. the mayor is sitting on over $100 million of proxy funding for behavioral health treatment programs that will be much more effective than dealing with th crisis of addiction and overdose on our streets . the solutions that at the root causes for these problemsshould be implemented and are intervening with police response is not appropriate or effective . this is not a political challenge, it is a human rights issue . vote no. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from our next caller. >> caller: this is charles had, president of the coalition for san francisconeighborhoods . not just for some but for all. we have joined in the past with rescue sf in supporting supportive housing legislation and a place for all and we join t

james bullard of the st.is fed is taking a real swipe at how the fed handled last year and everything that it had done. bullard is saying that fed asset buying over 2021 this is breaking right now was "more than the economy needed" and that four rate hikes, four rate hikes are expected for 2022 and appear likely. bullard also said the 2021 liquidity could be removed with likely little disruption but what you're see ing right now is the dow jones industrials gapping down just a bit by 44 points, this is , as we said, breaking news at the moment. s&p is still up six points, transports, they're wavering around here the nasdaq is up 27, high of the session for the nasdaq though was a gain of 165. scott, what do you make of what bullard is saying here, i mean, duh. >> well, it's not new, number one, number two is here's where my concern is, liz, is that this inflation is self- fulfilling inflation. its got money inflation. it's free money inflation. my father's inflation looks a lot different than today's inflatio

st. louis fed president james bullard. to start to raise interest rates.ponding really to the surge in inflation. let's tie this together with bloomberg's olivia rockman. what did you make from some of the comments we heard today talking about we are where we are when it comes to jobs and labor market and maybe we should not be comparing it to some of our pre-pandemic levels and some of this focus on inflation? >> it is clear some of the fed officials view of maximum employment has shifted since the beginning of this pandemic. and we started out with this crisis, it seems like getting back to 2019 levels is the goal. the psychology now is more of a focus on the unemployment rate, which is close to 2020 doubles rather than on other metrics. romaine: unemployment rate and we continue to see? down here. when you measure that against where we were pre-pandemic with regard to the level of jobs out there, and where we are today, do those sync up still yucca >> -- still? ? the unemployment rate is at 4.2% and historic low was 3.5. only about .7 percentage points.

st. louis president james bullard saying the central bank could raise rates as soon as march.anus: and the bond market is facing a new problem. goldman sachs say even as the fed hikes rates, treasury yields will stay low. it is the greenspan conundrum coming back to life from the noughties. let's put that question to the chief investment officer at flow bank. it is different this time, i'm sure that's what they will tell us. we are going to raise rates, run down the balance sheet. do you think the long and remains anchored -- long end remains anchored? good morning. >> i think markets are going to take a toll. the fed is going to act. we are going to get qt. it is better to early then too late. i do not think they will go so far that the economy is going to be choked. qe pricing in certain sectors and certain assets. investors are going to find a good investment opportunity. i am not that negative after all. it is good that the fed starts to prepare that they might act earlier than what we saw. dani: a good investment opportunity. is it the rotation into value? do you see that

do over 250 quality checks from the farm before the drop of guinness even leaves the brewery at st. james9, we invented nitro beer. >> so you -- most beers you can just pull the tap down, right, and hand it out and that's it. guinness is different. >> a little more finesse. >> there's a technique. >> there's some theatricality, tradition behind it. it's a two-part pour. >> you're going to show me how to pour a perfect pint of guinness and the nation of ireland is watching me. so there's a lot of pressure. you'll have to walk me through this as i do it. so we tilt the glass a little? >> we have a clean gravity glass. open the tap all the way. >> stanley tucci won't do this. >> now what do i do? keep going? >> halfway through the glass. >> my hand is shaking i'm sore nervous. >> i've got you. >> now turn the tap off. >> okay. like this. steady there. >> now do we -- what happens now. >> now it's going to settle. the nitrogen bubble is going to create that thick dense cream. >> we need to weight. 119.5 seconds. >> i don't think anderson and andy are going to give me two minutes. >> 119 secon

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michael mcmillan and james clark, with the urban league in st. louis, and pastor miles and his wife and janet miles-barte with the morning star baptist church in kansas city were instrumental in helping vaccinate some of our most vulnerable populations. with these trusted leaders aiding our efforts, we were able to get hundreds of thousands in kansas city and st. louis vaccinated. additionally, seated in the upper chamber is colonel russell cole with the missouri national guard. he helped lead our state vaccine operations. colonel cole and our national guard members worked around the clock to get vaccines to missourians as quickly as possible. our missouri national guard members and he the call and completed the mission. with michael, james, pastor miles, janet, please stand and be recognized. [applause] missouri is a diverse state. and a one-size-fits-all approach will never work here. in this state, we use common sense and took a balanced approach to the pandemic. and while that may not seem like a novel idea, when you look to some of them, pol

professor chris witty was approached as he walked through st james's park in westminster injune lasthis close friend gyles brandreth paid tribute saying 'wherever barry went he brought laughter with him' and the bbc�*s director general tim davie described him as an 'incredible comedian and writer. if you heard or saw a great sketch there was always a good chance barry was behind it.�* sarah campbell looks back at his life. # i know a fat old policeman # he's always on our street # a fat and jolly red—faced man...# radio 4's i'm sorry i haven't a clue, and barry cryer sings the words of the laughing policeman to the tune of as time goes by. # he never known to frown # and everybody says # he's the happiest man in town...# barry cryer seemed a happy fellow too, and a lucky one. i spent my time mainly with people i liked and admired, laughing about something. he'd started young, playing shakespeare's falstaff at school in leeds. down in london, he wrote gags for the drag artist danny la rue, as well as performing himself. an early success was a novelty song which went to number one... .

st. louis fed president james bollard.ore than a quarter of a point. he does not believe inflation will come down naturally. he believes the fed must act in order to handle inflation. stocks were off today. dow lost 171, the s&p 500 dipped 5. the nasdaq fell 19. this just in, we were talking about chicago schools. well, chicago schools are now canceling classes for a third straight day amid the fight with the teachers union over covid-19 safety protocols. this week more than 4700 schools either shifted to virtual learning or closed temporarily for at least one day because of the explosion in covid-19 cases. omicron cases. many critics are calling the measures political, pointing out the federal government allocated more than $100 billion with a b to keep classrooms open during the pandemic. and hundreds of millions went to many of the districts returning to online class now. correspondent gillian turner has the story. >> public schools have taken $130 billion and all from the government, money intended to keep them open an

newcastle united have made their first signing since the saudi—backed takeover at st james' park.newcastle have agreed a £12 million fee with atletico madrid. trippier will be reunited with manager eddie howe, who signed him while he was at burnley. everyone expects newcastle to spend huge amounts of money. that is not a ridiculous amount. for a player of proven quality and a player, let's not forget newcastle second from bottom, it is notjust who you signed at the right character. someone who will get stuck in. you have a relegation battle. you need the right character. real leaders who will galvanise the team and club. i think kieran trippier is a proven international with england and can do that. thanks. who else will they get now? sticking with sport, here's some news for tennis fans. novak djokovic will defend his australian open title in a fortnight after receiving a medical exemption from having a covid—19 vaccination. his involvement had been in doubt because of australia's strict virus protocols. and some confusion about whether he had the vaccine or wanted it. sports cor

james bullard on thursday. that is the head of the federal reserve in st. louis. and he basically said that once the interest rates start, so we'll, we'll be erase that that could already happen in march. that almost at the same time the fed could also start selling a bond. and that is a much more aggressive aggressive stance than wall street has been expecting. we did see technology, she has recover quite a bit in the thursday session. but then after those remarks from james bullard, we did see some pressure coming up specially and technology shares and talking about technology shares, the big catch fund. some actually told tech stocks in the past couple of trading dates with the speed that we have not seen in a decade. thank you. our markets barometer again quarter there for us. thank you very much. now to some of the other global business stories making news. german consumer prices, bro. bye 3 point one percent last year is the highest inflation rate and 28 years. rising energy prices and the end of a temporary reduction in the value added tax help drive the se

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st. louis federal reserve president james bullard says the first rate hike could come as soon as this marchh. it did hit 1.8% earlier today. it has come in from that. joining me now is former kansas city federal reserve president and ceo and distinguished senior fellow, thomas hoenig. tom, great to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here your analysis on where we are right now in terms of the economy, given inflation and the issues that the federal reserve is looking at. how would assess things? >> well, i think first of all i would say that the majority of the open market committee members recognize that they've got to remove this very strong or excessive accommodation so there's an agreement that supply issues involve more than logistics, it involves costs of labor, it involves trade and so forth so you have a real issue there and then they also recognize, i think, that the demand has been really pumped up with the covid relief program, that's continued, the increase in savings, so they have a very strong inflationary bias in the any. economy. so they recognize that and they k

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