it is fascinating that steve baker is relaunching the way - course. it is fascinating that steve . many problems for theresa may when i was in government for three and a half years. baker, an absolutely lovely man, created huge problems for the government and will probably continue to do that for boris johnson. but steve baker certainly feeling the brand of conservatism that boris johnson feeling the brand of conservatism that borisjohnson is presiding over isn't his brand of conservatism and absolutely no suggestion that he will leave the conservative party, but a suggestion he will challenge borisjohnson, he said he tried that before with theresa may and got there in the end, but it is something that is very worrying for borisjohnson and the people around him, you could argue some of what has happened in the last few weeks is a form of tittle tattle, but at the heart of it, there are major, very important trust issues. what is even more important is the fact that 60 conservative mps are on the record saying that they will vote against these measures on tuesday. it is to the days s

we will find out, steve baker, course. we will find out, steve baker. good — course.at now. this morning, you may feel that it is not as cold out there, we are in a mild air mass. there is the headline, mild and mostly cloudy. the reason why we are seeing the change in the temperatures is because we have this area of low pressure moving towards us. thejet area of low pressure moving towards us. the jet stream area of low pressure moving towards us. thejet stream is kind of up here. i will speak more about this in a second. with the jet stream to the north under that low pressure, it is drawing up milder airfrom the cell. continuing that pattern over the next couple of days. it will be cold for many of us over the coming days. the boundary of the cold and warm to the north will change a bit so for the northern part of scotland it will be a chilly, frosty start on some of those areas. on the pressure chart we can see this area moving into northern ireland and the north of england. it is slowly leaving the north of england and moving into scotland but still pretty chilly

the response — she is removed from the whatsapp group by senior brexiteer steve baker, who says enoughting to the news this morning, the health secretary paid tribute to lord frost. i'm sorry to see him go. i think he's been an outstanding public servant. he's done great things for this country, not least in helping to get brexit done but he's resigned out of principle. i think you can see that. i know all about resigning from government out of principle, and he has made that decision. and many conservative backbenchers agree with him. the pm suffered his biggest rebellion over that issue last week when 100 of his own mps voted against him. many of the things he worries about, i and many of my colleagues worry about. we want to see the conservative party as a low tax party going forward and we don't want our civil liberties to be restricted. labour says his departure leaves the prime minister in a weaker position. where the prime minister should be leading at the moment, he's in hiding, hiding from his own party, hiding from his backbenchers, and failing to lead, now, that's an abdicat

the fact that steve baker and dean dorris can have a row like that then she gets kicked off the group become. the tory party has now become a kind of loose alliance of warring tribes, and so different factions want different things. the one thing that seems to unite every tory mp that i've spoken to is that they do want to get rid of boris johnson. the question is, really, how they go about doing so, because it's all a question of timing. i'm sure they'll all go home for christmas now and be plotting furiously. if they can get 5a signatures for a vote of no confidence then borisjohnson could be out early next year. the question is — they've got to make sure that if they strike they get it right, because you can only do one challenge every 12 months. so if they miscalculate, borisjohnson will be there for another year. some would say this doesn't bode well for the future of borisjohnson. you touched on it — 5a mps are needed to trigger a no—confidence vote in the prime minister. he was out blaming the media the other day, saying they are focusing too much on politicians and not policie

after she made those comments, she was removed from the whatsapp group with serial brexiteer steve bakere of the conservative party being felt very clearly last night. what of the conservative party being felt very clearly last night.— very clearly last night. what about the practical _ very clearly last night. what about the practical stuff, _ very clearly last night. what about the practical stuff, everyone - the practical stuff, everyone wanting to know what will happen with christmas and any more covid restrictions. i with christmas and any more covid restrictions-— restrictions. i think it was interesting, _ restrictions. i think it was interesting, some - restrictions. i think it was interesting, some of- restrictions. i think it was interesting, some of the l restrictions. i think it was - interesting, some of the comments restrictions. i think it was _ interesting, some of the comments by sajid javid just now when he was askedif sajid javid just now when he was asked if he could categorically rule out any further restrictions before christmas. he said there are no guarantees with

but first of steve baker is relaunching conservative way forward and said, i'm not calling for the primenot calling for the prime minister to resign. i'm calling for him to rescue his position. you are a former special adviser to four senior conservative cabinet ministers. steve is questioning the team around the prime minister. what do you take from that?— do you take from that? there are definitely some _ do you take from that? there are definitely some questions - do you take from that? there are definitely some questions in - do you take from that? there are l definitely some questions in terms of why the prime minister is being advised. every politician takes advice from all sorts of quarters, notjust people who are paid to advise them but the buck has to stop somewhere and i think there are people who, like allegra stratton, and we both worked as bbc journalists, believe it or not, long time ago. some people feel she has been thrown under the bus. i'm not entirely sure what i think of that but i know right to resign. i know there have been resignations offered from other senior aid

but it's also worth pointing out, you mention mark harper, you mention people like steve baker, the conservative rebelling over covid restrictions, it's not just stand, and when i have been chatting to mps today, what is really interesting as they are from different parts of the party that isentress as well. we had the former deputy minister on, he was a senior minister under teresa mae saying that he didn't agree with the scottish conservatives have completely opposed covid passports given the experience that they say they have had with apparently not claiming working north of the border. so this isn'tjust one part of the conservative party, there can significant concerns across different wings of the party. the question, i suppose, different wings of the party. the question, isuppose, is different wings of the party. the question, i suppose, is whether some of that opposition will be reduced this evening because, one of the messages from the prime minister, because the republicans are in the real concern from the scientists we have seen over how quickly i'm a spread from a professor clay chris

after she made those comments, she was removed from the whatsapp group with serial brexiteer steve baker ambassadors have been deployed to shopping centres and transport hubs across england to encourage people to get their boosterjabs. around 900 people will form �*street teams' and will visit dozens of high footfall areas across the country every day until christmas eve. our correspondent aruna iyengar is at a vaccination centre in wembley. over to you. it's a pretty cold day here at wembley _ over to you. it's a pretty cold day here at wembley stadium, - over to you. it's a pretty cold day here at wembley stadium, the i over to you. it's a pretty cold day - here at wembley stadium, the home of english football. hoping to vaccinate here around 5000 people today, yesterday nhs for north west london was at stamford bridge at chelsea, lots of premiership games have been cancelled today but stadium like this are being used to roll out coronavirus vaccines. with me i have the chief nurse for north west london, pippa nightingale. what's the reaction to people having vaccinations available at

we were speaking to steve baker who is looking to relaunch the conservative way forward group and saysam around him no? there have been various issues — team around him no? there have been various issues that _ team around him no? there have been various issues that mps _ team around him no? there have been various issues that mps have _ various issues that mps have certainly— various issues that mps have certainly had, most around the lack of communication, being brought inside _ of communication, being brought inside the — of communication, being brought inside the tent when big announcements are made like a consultation. you'll see that increasingly we have something will be announced in the media and in parliament— be announced in the media and in parliament and the reaction from mps will be _ parliament and the reaction from mps will be lukewarm to say the least, not to _ will be lukewarm to say the least, not to say— will be lukewarm to say the least, not to say much stronger than that. if not to say much stronger than that. if they— not to say much stronger than that. if they we

in response to that, she was then removed from the whatsapp group with the leading brexiteer steve bakerlers from britain from entering the country from 11 o'clock tonight uk time, as it tries to slow the spread of the omicron variant of coronavirus. german citizens and residents will still be able to travel, but they'll need proof of a negative covid test, and will then have to isolate at home for two weeks, regardless of whether they've been vaccinated. a month—long lockdown has come into force in the netherlands this morning. all but essential shops will shut until mid—january, as well as bars, restaurants and cinemas. schools and colleges will also remain closed. the dutch prime minister, mark rutte, said immediate action was needed to prevent hospitals form becoming unmanagable. there has been a significant rise in the number of omicron cases in the uk, with 10,000 reported yesterday. it comes amid calls for tougher restrictions before the end of the year. in london, the mayor sadiq khan has declared a major incident, warning the nhs in the capital was at risk of being overwhelmed.

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baker under an issue? when is american singleton associate liliana steve? she really does nicki an appointed though or savannah regularly as low as 2 ac? yes, the men and temperament as graham, as i gather, they said that miss tina by them is not that from the other to me with no either like an indian. ah, i have no wonder if my ancestors were maurice because from spain, but apart from a sense of kinship with these people, i frish is little evidenced to follow what must be to have been life for families, denied their faith and a brute it from the land that was rightfully before being cast a dream due to the unknown young which was unusual. gilmore is the one which was eager towards his boy out of it. you know, he said they are the most of my most today. so look at it 1st from she, i'm here on the however many oh here for those who are little in nicholas doors. there's the man who says cantos can touch my what else to live out of when he was how you as an imagery. so then i guess i'll go and yeah, you might have them and just have one or pushed on a plan. th

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applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - seth rogen colson bakerka machine gun kelly, musical guest macklemore featuring windser, and the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1562 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you very much. please, enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody! [ cheers and applause you're here. you made it. thank you for watching well, guys tonight was the 89th annual rockefeller center christmas tree lighting. yeah [ cheers and applause it is the most beautiful thing you can see in rockefeller plaza besides ice skaters falling down it really is i think so [ laughter ] having a giant tree outside a great though it's is that special time of year when rockefeller center smells like the inside of an uber don't you think? [ laughter ] the tree really is a sight to behold though. it's decorated with more than 50,000 lights. yeah then one guy plugged in a tesla and the whole city blacked out >> steve: oh [ l

what you know, peter baker whshs it comes to the calls to the willard hotel by the former president to his lieutenants including rudy giuliani, boris epstein and trump strategies steveis, of course, is coming from "the guardian". >> we know willard was a head were fathers, war room for organizers of the rally that day on january 6th and the more the committee can tie the president in directly to that with conversations like a reporter phone call, you know, the more they put him in the middle of the action. goes beyond just the speech he gave on the ellipse saying you have to fight for your country. the issue, of course, always has been more than a speech. the real buildup to this event on january 6th, the weeks in advance, not just days in advance that the president is out there spinning a false version of what happened to get people riled up telling them their election was stolen, they had to fight to save his presidency. so this phone call and any communications you have between him and the willard simply will add to the picture of a president president who was orchestrating events more than simply a passive observer as people around him were organizing this, you