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. >> new york is one of thea least six states, plus the district of columbia that have vaccine mandates in place for health care workers. >>> as bay area counties start to roll out booster shots they are trying to cure some third dose confusion. santa clara is up and running but health leaders reminding people that only pfizer receivers at least six months out from the last dose are eligible right now. only if they are at high risk because of age, health, history, occupation or living situation. >> we felt that we wanted to get that and be covered for everything that the variants and what not that were coming out. >> we have kids and grandkids and all that. we want to still see them. >> other counties like alameda aren't giving out boosters but if you qualify pharmacies are still an option. >>> this morning going live to capitol hill wheredemocrats are rushing to complete work on the president's multitrillion dollars spending plans. on top of that a government shut down is looming. nicole is at the capitol. >> a high stakes showdown. >> voting no says let's risk it. over a potential shu

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thea%. the city is asking you to avoid using spring was between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and to them it landscape watering to certain days that are address specific. >>> the latest drought monitor report came out today, conditions in california are largely unchanged, unfortunately. we all know how the situation is, and today's state what are they just talked about a plan to direct billions of dollars to support drought response. >> it is about the support that we can make to ensure that we are helping stretch through these trying times. and, for the, it isn't just about drought investors, it is also about flood investments and it is why the $5 million are being invested. it is so critical. >> today marks the end of our water year, or lack thereof. chief mineralogist paul hagan is here, and paul i am a little afraid to ask. it is like a report card, how did we do? >> we didn't even come close to passing this particular test. this is an f minus. take a look at the numbers, brace yourself, here we go. adding up the water that fell from october first, 2020, through september

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the thea reportedly helped you crime with the plan to lose a number of russian mercenaries they wanted to capture last year. the claim being made in a new report by cnn, but things still go according to plan. when delarue scott mixed up in the operation, all the details is ortiz electronica. this is a story that was being widely reported on last year in the media, particularly, and the russian media. but what makes this case extraordinary is that a major american outlet is talking about this, so according to see and then the dramatic arrest of more than 30 russian nationals last year in bel roost was an elaborate operation by the ukrainian intelligence, an effort backed and financed by the c i a so they provide the cash they provided technical assistance, ukrainian operatives pretended to be representative of a private security firm. and they requested applications pretty much served as a perfect database for key of to get who they wanted. and minsk was simply a stop over for these men to be on the way to venezuela. this was a fake job though that never existed. we started to call them

thea;a understand what they want. they have only recently _ understand what they want.e safe by rwandan soldiers. this has been the same of attack from militants that make the scene of attacks from militants which intensified last year and displacing tens of thousands of people and the rwanda forces say they have now liberated 90% of the province which is what they have come to show us. the motivation _ they have come to show us. the motivation is _ they have come to show us. tue: motivation is actually they have come to show us. tte: motivation is actually driven by our history. we have experienced this before and we feel like we should partake in any activity or any initiative that would lead to the security of people whenever we are called upon. of people whenever we are called upon-— of people whenever we are called upon. of people whenever we are called uon. , ., . called upon. they launched the offensive here _ called upon. they launched the offensive here in _ called upon. they launched the offensive here in july _ called upon. they launched the offensive here in

thea;r -- persuade north korea. they are showing — -- persuade north korea. brand—new weapons technology, despite being under strict international sanctions. in january, i wish list of weapons was announced and this missile was announced and this missile was honoured. a number of other missiles and weapons that we have not yet seen are also on their analyst wondering what else they will show off in the next few months. but pyongyang can ramp up the pressure before coming to the negotiating table. they do want to come from a position of strength if they engage in talks but i am hearing from north korea, and i should point out that in the last few days we have talked about missiles and kim jong—un but the people in north korea are suffering from a dire economic situation, food is scarce and it could be that pyongyang is looking for sanctions relief so they will want to come to the negotiating table at some point.— more than 17,000 migrants have crossed the english channel on small votes this year — on small boats this year — double the number for all of 2020. w

thea;r play into each other here. they could be connected _ play into each other here.th the daily telegraph, we have this story here, saying error means pensions underpaid by a billion pounds, which pensions, who is missing out this billion pounds, which pensions, who is missing ou— is missing out this is a shocking find big the _ is missing out this is a shocking find big the national— is missing out this is a shocking find big the national audit - is missing out this is a shocking find big the national audit off. is missing out this is a shocking| find big the national audit off fits commissioned a few months ago to look into concerns over people not being, to be underpaid their pension because of it error, it looks like hundreds of thousands of women, elderly married women have been underpaid their pensions to the tune of over £1 billion, it is really shocking, and hopefully we will get to the bottom of it and people will be paid what they are due. bind to the bottom of it and people will be paid what they are due. and the other, it adds _ be paid what they are due.

. >> those are estimates, thea.ient temperature, they all must be taken to consideration to determine how long the blood could have stayed fluid or not fluid. nancy: what would you expect the condition of the blood to be if they were dead only 30 minutes. >> somewhat coag lated but not dry. >> stick to the touch. >> right. nancy: what time do you think they were murdered. >> between 9:30 10:00ish. >> he called and said mage and paul were dead, and the sheriff department were first on scene, they turned it over to sled because of their connection with murdaugh family. nancy: what connection is that. >> you are in law enforcement, you are connected to murdaugh. for 80 something years of solicitors and prosecutors and alex was volunteering in the prosecutor office. nancy: alex also ran a law firm. >> the biggest in the area unite of murders, he visited his mother in the hospital, took his father to the hospital, his father died a few days later. nancy: how do i know, alex murdaugh did not go to the hospital, come home,

the final piece of your question when you said to understand it's meant to go up theas hudson, i thinktrue but remember his plan had also been approved. by the king and jermaine, i caught that in the appendix you mentioned, very explicit orders saying yes, the king and ier approved your plan to go to philadelphia after that, once you do that, you need to go back so how is the commander-in-chief? he's reading it as a icommander-in-chief word. the boss approved my plan. the secondary part of the is how burgoyne went, who knows when i'll be done? so he reads that is i think any commander-in-chief would so let's go to philadelphia. >> i want you to hold that thought about the ms. assumptions under the campaign to come back to it and introduce our audience questions and move onto the battle itself. it was always confusing for years. it was a series of locations over several days. >> in fact, when i think of saratoga, i think of the saratoga campaign. talking about the campaign, he's got to go all the way back to july of 77 the final and that of course the first battle of saratoga and the se

benjamin one of theas area specifically mentioned by the present last week was very of health care workers but i want to play little bit of what he said in get your reaction about it. >> my plan will extend the vaccination requirements that i previously issued in the health care field.th already i have announced we will require vaccinations of all nursing home workers who treat patients on medicare and medicaid because i have that federal authority. tonight amusing that same authority to expand that to cover those who worky in hospitals, home health care facilities or other medical facilities. a total of 17 million health care workers. if you are seeking care at a healthth facility you should be able to note know that the people treating you are vaccinatedd. straightforward period. >> host: dr. benjamin would he think of targeting a mandate towards health care workers? >> i agree with him 100%. in the first half of my career i practiced emergency medicine and i had to get vaccinated and the reason i had to get vaccinated save myself to because i needed to go to work and they needed me at w

. >> at the e>> at the e>> at thea had more than 89,000 active missing persons cases. 45% ofse were peoplebring home giolani. >> i should not have to beg, i should not have to feel that there is a racial disparity. >> you can hear the heartbreak in her voice. he was last seen august 24 in bloomingdale. >> moving on, and unstoppable lava flow threatens an island near spain, the erupting volcano spewing lava and heirs, destroying homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. james longman is on the island of lipoma to show you what is happening. >> i am standing on the roof of a house. that angry volcano keeps on roaring, every surface here is covered in ash. the people here have already taken and a neighbor who don't know if she has lost her home. the massive concern is some of these lava flows are not heading toward the ocean where people would like them to go. they are going in land. there is another village in the sides of that lava which could be in danger. that is why firefighters have been working through the night to try as hard as i can to divert it. as you can imagine, 1800 de

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theas so effective that inventor won a nobel prize justa a few years ago.he countries where it has been instituted. most recently in india. this drug is safe, it's effective, and it needs to be available widely to all patients in consultation with their doctor. t >> tucker: cnn is against it for reasons that really baffled me,r but as a result of that, apparently cvs and walgreens which dominate pharmacies in this country are refusing to prescribe that we are hearing. why would that be? >> well, this has happened to my patients, to patients of my colleagues, all around the country. pharmacists are getting in between doctors and patients. they are complicit in hospitalizations and deaths of those patients. but as you just asked, the real question is, why? aren't we all supposed to bes here to save lives, to improve health outcomes, and yet the only story we are hearing his masks, universal, course vaccination. so early treatment, not justrs with ivermectin, for all therapeutics, is amazingly and mysteriously attacked, denied, ignored. like touching a third r

thea;r some record -- ant and dec. they refuse to — some record -- ant and dec.hing them. it seems a little bit sad that we haven't been able to produce any more stellar television talent to give them a run for their money. but you've got to admire them. the fact they managed to keep this partnership going for so many years without having any blips or fallouts, you've got to give them credit. ~ �* , fallouts, you've got to give them credit. . �* , , , ., credit. we've seen their ups and downs, credit. we've seen their ups and downs. but _ credit. we've seen their ups and downs, but we've _ credit. we've seen their ups and downs, but we've obviously - credit. we've seen their ups and downs, but we've obviously got | credit. we've seen their ups and i downs, but we've obviously got the same mass appeal. that's amazing, well done to them.— well done to them. yeah, it's nice to see new _ well done to them. yeah, it's nice to see new people _ well done to them. yeah, it's nice to see new people coming - well done to them. yeah, it's nice l to see new people coming thr

remote and the first term since justice ginsburg passed away and the court shifted to the right and theas court now has on his docket for thehe upcoming term a handful of perspective the juicy cases involving abortion, guns, religion potentially affirmative-action so the real question is not whether or not the court will continue to shift to the right buthe how far. presumably the answer lies in part with chief justice john roberts not because his felt makes a difference anymore but whether or not he has influence on the court so we will see quite soon. i would also like to touch on the shadow docket a wonderfully smooth there are a lot of developments on the shadow docket we would like to talk about because some of them will be showing up so just to talk about the juicy cases that are at the court this term during the 2016 campaign donald trump promises to overrule to say he would appoint a conservative justices and then be appointed three justices so now is the time to see if that promise will come true the court will be dobson versus jackson that is a challenge to the constitutionality

agreement, and particularly the interest that the european union had in protecting those rights and thea legislation that was included as part of us being in the european union. it's little wonder now that we have these concerns, particularly that no breaches ot human rights and equality should occur, as they were contributory factors to the long running conflict. so it's really important that we continue to ensure that brexit does not affect this, that the current review of the human h rights act that is currently being undertaken by the u.k. government does not affect this, nor the cooperation agreement that has indeed weakened some gr labor rights and environmental rights and have raised those concerns. so the bill of rights that was promised in the good friday th agreement is still outstanding. as chief commissioner of the human rights commission over 13u years ago i presented that advice with my fellow commissioners to the u.k. government.is and there it sits on 10 downing street ever since. now, as a result of the recent o negotiations between the parties, they agreed that thered s

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they say they have lots of day of thea that does show that it helps and dr. fauci, the president's medical adviser has quoted this data many times. let's take a listen at what he said last week. >> if you look at israeli data and they are about a month ahead of us in vaccinations and boosters, et cetera, the data from the israeli studies is that there is a substantial diminish against infection and diminution into the protection against hospitalizations. >> reporter: the scientists are going to have to figure this out, hopefully before friday's meeting. there is a big meeting of fda advisers about whether or not to give a green light to the u.s. booster program. and i want to add another note which i know makes it confusing there is an argument that said, goodness, one out of four americans haven't even taken a first shot, why are we making all of this effort to get people third shots whereas you could say to that, it is possible to do both. let's push hard for one out of four americans to get that first shot, we got to convince them to get vaccinated and at

now that is a significant step; however it, still has to go to the senate where thea that is expectedso we are back to square one, potentially. we'll see. up next, the panel on president biden's fragile agenda and the afghanistan hearings. first, beyond our borders tonight. russian president vladimir putin and turkish counterpart erdogan meet in sochi. they discuss strengthening bilateral ties and security issues including war torn syria. those talks come after erdogan said he and president biden filed bridge differences at the u.n. general assembly last week. hundreds of lebanese rally to support the judge last year's deadly beirut port explosion. judge was recently suspended after a legal complaint by a former cabinet minister who is a defendant in the case. the blast in august of last year killed more than 200 people. ukraine marks the 80th anniversary of the bobby yar massacre. one of the most infamous mass slaughters of world war ii. ukrainian president laid flowers at the monument for the victims the shootings. nearly 34,000 jews were killed there within 48 hours in 1941 when th

held in thea today for one of the 13 u.s service members killed in that bombing attack at kabul airport last month, the community members lined streets and stood on overpasses to pay tribute to sergeant nicole g, whose body was brought home today. the 23 year old from roosevelt served as a maintenance technician and was described by colleagues as a quote model marine. a week before her death, she posted a photo of herself holding an afghan baby during the evacuation efforts in afghanistan and along with the photo was this capture that touching caption. it said. quote i love my job. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is facing calls for his present for his resignation and upcoming book says that during the trump administration general mark milley made calls to the chinese before the election and just days after the january 6th attack at the capitol. to try to calm chinese fears of an attack. the pentagon says the calls were done in the open and we're not unusual, but some lawmakers say he overstepped his power. other

thea;r stage, with mrs thatcher in power, where they labour members?embers? they were never members of _ where they labour members? they were never members of political _ where they labour members? they were never members of political parties, - never members of political parties, it wasn't something we talked about hugely at home. but there was also the backdrop, my mum was a special needs teacher, special needs funding was cut. it meant the kids she had been supported, who needed support, did not get it any more. if mrs did not get it any more. if mrs thatcher came _ did not get it any more. if mrs thatcher came on _ did not get it any more. if mrs thatcher came on the - did not get it any more. if mrs thatcher came on the news, l did not get it any more. if mrs l thatcher came on the news, you did not get it any more. if mrs - thatcher came on the news, you may remember she was known as tbw, that bloody woman, is what she was known as? , �* ., ., as? they didn't go out campaigning or an hint as? they didn't go out campaigning or anything like _ as?

thea;r being persecuted by the supreme court and by congress?y congress? they say that they are left-leaning, that they i they are left—leaning, that they didn't do what he wanted to do. the supreme court has opened investigations against him and people close to the president. they also investigated his alleged role in the mass production of fake news, not only him, but also his sons. the supreme court ordered the arrest of activists who posted offensive marks or called for the closure of congress in the supreme court. they initially said it was slowing him down, and they later said they were trying to persecute people. it! down, and they later said they were trying to persecute people.— trying to persecute people. i'd like to ask ou trying to persecute people. i'd like to ask you about _ trying to persecute people. i'd like to ask you about the _ trying to persecute people. i'd like to ask you about the pandemic, i trying to persecute people. i'd like i to ask you about the pandemic, which i know is one reason people divide on the issue of pres

thea;t restrictions were not popular but it all had to be done.— restrictions were not popular but ite that same date i _ all had to be done. they said had to be done that same date i was - all had to be done. they said had tol be done that same date i was talking about that wee man this week said that in those three weeks 1.19 million tests were taken and absolutely zero, zero variants of concern or variance of high concern were discovered in those tests and that was a cross by the red list amber and green this country is so there are no variants of concern found in that 1.19 million people who are taking this pcr test so i think there were some admission from the government here that although we have to be aware of the fact that there could be variants of concern for the unvaccinated that is going to be something they will have to continue to take those pcr tests and the unvaccinated will have to continue to quarantine for ten tests on days two and eight with the option of for the test on day five. they hope that will keep on top of actually monitoring their same variance of concern

thea;r completely surrounded by these feelings of anxiousness.ey are fatalistic and i think they - feelings of anxiousness. they are fatalistic and i think they can i fatalistic and i think they can change it?— change it? sometimes. the unfortunate _ change it? sometimes. the unfortunate reality - change it? sometimes. the unfortunate reality is i change it? sometimes. the unfortunate reality is that i change it? sometimes. the i unfortunate reality is that they feel pretty hopeless and powerless in the situation. so, we do get really devastating comments and messages about not wanting to have children or thoughts of self harm or constant panic attacks. and they definitely lack inspiration of what solutions look like and how to participate in them. pare solutions look like and how to participate in them.— solutions look like and how to participate in them. are the videos desi . ned participate in them. are the videos designed to _ participate in them. are the videos designed to be _ participate in them. are the videos designed to be uplifting? -

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thea;r you see, there will be going to have to step up, aren't they?— to step up, aren't they?ep up. it - to step up, aren't they? they are going to have to step up. it is - to step up, aren't they? they are | going to have to step up. it is not really a question of whether that needs to happen. all of the candidates, perhaps with the exception of the far right, acknowledge that this is an issue thatis acknowledge that this is an issue that is right now and is coming. it is all reallyjust about timing. you�*ve got the cdu saying we acknowledge we are using too much coal, we are going to stop it by 2038. i've coal, we are going to stop it by 2038. i�*vejust coal, we are going to stop it by 2038. i�*ve just interviewed a candidate for the greens, she said thatis candidate for the greens, she said that is not good enough. it needs to happen in 2030. earlier in the day, interviewed a woman from greta thornburg�*s movement, she said none of the parties are getting on with it enough. this needs to happen sooner still. it enough. this needs to happen soonerstill. no it enough. this ne

thea;r have a very different system here to the united states.— the united states.ited states. they probably would- the _ the united states. they probably would. the thing _ the united states. they probably would. the thing i _ the united states. they probably would. the thing i can't - the united states. they probably would. the thing i can't get - the united states. they probably would. the thing i can't get past| the united states. they probably i would. the thing i can't get past is thatjoe biden ran for president. as you know, we had these interminably long presidential campaigns in the united states and for literally a year, joe biden ran on this as his platform. he was quite specific through the entire summer of 2020 going into the full presidential election. exactly what he said that he thought the united states needed to spend more money on. now he has largelyjust propose the thing that he ran on, so i do think that there is a certain oddity to it. you can see the biden people saying look, use he said he was going to do this. he took the house, he took the

thea. top of the world and northern most community in north america. we're looking at the .cmiles, maybe about 4,000 miles from d.c. so mr. rexford, thank you, sir, for being ehere. great to see you. hisn experience and community service includes lay pastor at theug presbyterian church, assembly man for six years, alaska municipal league director and vepresident, uic board of directors and construction director, executiverc director, gates of the arctic national parks member, and the native village of the tribal council just to name a few. he's also a member of the general assembly where he focused on contaminants and pollutants in the high arctic polar regions. mr. rexford learned to read and write english by a seal oil i lamp. mr. rexford, as a great alaskan leader in the most northern community in all of north america,u one of my favorite places in the world, inng alask. if you haven't been, you should go. it'so anin amazing place with wonderful ndpeople. a great time to go is during the celebrations following the spring and fall whaling seasons. we

thea;r been going for 18 months without any meaningful revenue.— meaningful revenue. companies, they - scheme? to a degree. the difference with travel companies, they have i scheme? to a degree. the difference with travel companies, they have had to have people in working and they have had to rebook and pay refunds, so they haven't been able to benefit to the same degree. we estimate 95,000 job losses where people have been made redundant or through natural turnover, they haven't been replaced. a lot of members, people are on furlough and that ends at the end of the month and 70% of our members are saying they anticipate more redundancies. this is a hard new story for the people working and also the company themselves, they are right on the edge as we go into the winter season now. keep talking to us. over the last year, we've been following the story of 10—year—old "captain tobias", who“s raised more than £150,000 for charity with a series of sporting feats. inspired by captain sir tom moore, tobias, who has autism and cerebral palsy, has just finished his latest cha

thea;r conversations getting easier? they are never easy- — conversations getting easier?nge. i don't take it's getting any easier. i think it's shocking how it keeps happening. i shocking how it keeps happening. i wasn't meaning so much that it's easy to respond to i mean it's easy to respond to politicians with power and money are more open to the problem or willing to engage in understand the scale and challenge? i agree with that. that is something will do. :. ~ i agree with that. that is something will do. :, ~' i. let's turn back to afghanistan. the taliban as you know are now in charge. countries around the world trying to discard you like to cite how or when they're going to interact with the group and indeed the taliban will soon form. talks with senior taliban leaders with if he wants to persuade for them to reopen kabul airport for afghans who want to leave can do so. here's what he said earlier. we don't here's what he said earlier. 9 don't recognise governments, we will not be recognising the taliban. but we do see the need to be able to have direct engagement

thea;r is over and it has gone now. they suck ou is over and it has gone now.iggest shake—up of his team since he entered downing street after the sackings and demotions of his cabinet cull. the uk, us and australia form a security pact to counter china's growing power and military presence. deadline day for care workers to get their first mandatory vaccination against covid, or face the sack. what would it take to get you back into the office? the majority of people surveyed for the bbc believe that they will be not be returning to the status quo. bosses disagree. i am at a new creative district in london to discover if there is a middle ground. it was an extraordinary night in the champions league. liverpool staged a second half comeback, to beat the italian side, ac milan at anfield, while manchester city won a nine goal thriller. former rugby star doddie weir is hoping to get millions of pounds from the government for research into motor neurone disease, a cause very close to his heart. we'll hearfrom him after 8.30. there is the odd mist and fog patch arou

thea;r be apologising for a point. they have been _ be apologising for a point.not happy. fan group has requested a meeting with chairman daniel leavey. it had been an impressive start to the season under nuno espirito santo. they are due to meet with the club�*s board to outline their short and long—term vision. uefa has ended its legalfight against and long—term vision. uefa has ended its legal fight against barcelona, juventus and real madrid over there involvement in the proposed super league. the clubs were among the 12 founding members of the breakaway league which later collapsed. uefa had threatened to take action against those clubs which were the last three founding members remaining. european football because my governing body has also said it will not collect the penalty payments agreed with the nine other clubs, including the so—called premier league big six who were due to pay a total of £26,000,000. the four—time 0lympic gymnastic champion simone biles says she should have quit way before tokyo after withdrawing from five of her six finals injapan.

thea;r are being made for those children educated at home?opping up exercise afterwards. . ~' , ., a, there will be a mopping up exercise afterwards. ., ,, , ., a, ., afterwards. thank you. more on boosters- _ afterwards. thank you. more on boosters- i— afterwards. thank you. more on boosters. i has _ afterwards. thank you. more on boosters. i has contacted - afterwards. thank you. more on boosters. i has contacted us - afterwards. thank you. more on| boosters. i has contacted us and afterwards. thank you. more on - boosters. i has contacted us and she says, i am one of those who is over 80 with a number of underlying health problems and i am on a waiting list for heart surgery. my second dose was injanuary. when i be among the first to be called for the booster? i be among the first to be called for the booster?— the booster? i am sorry to hear about her— the booster? i am sorry to hear about her condition. _ the booster? i am sorry to hear about her condition. she - the booster? i am sorry to hear about her condition. she is - the booster?

thea;r because i think you are needed in that scrum behind you!— that scrum behind you!t it because _ now. oh yes, it is important to be open about it because it - now. oh yes, it is important to be open about it because it does - now. oh yes, it is important to be| open about it because it does help other people dealing with similar issues. . other people dealing with similar issues. , ,., ., ,., issues. there is something about dan evans. he issues. there is something about dan evans- he keeps _ issues. there is something about dan evans. he keeps confounding - issues. there is something about dan evans. he keeps confounding things, | evans. he keeps confounding things, doesn't he? 50 evans. he keeps confounding things, doesn't he? ., evans. he keeps confounding things, doesn't he?— doesn't he? so delighted to see him live u- to doesn't he? so delighted to see him live up to his— doesn't he? so delighted to see him live up to his potential _ doesn't he? so delighted to see him live up to his potential this - doesn't he? so delighted to see him live up to his potential

thea;r you think given the numbers are quite stark, aren't they?hey? they are and in part they reflect the high i and in part they reflect the high level of community infection, so thatis level of community infection, so that is a context for looking at schools, but there is also in school transmission. there are three key areas. we are supportive of the scottish government's position that 12 to 15—year—olds should be vaccinated and we should they will give the green light for that. the reference your piece made to ventilation is critical. more needs to be done to make sure schools are prepared for the ventilation challenge, keeping the airflow moving in schools and in scotland one of changes that has happened is around test and protect. so previously, if pupils were identified as a close contact, they would have to self—isolate for ten days. we are in favour of removing that requirement, because we don't want pupils missing school, but we had expect id expected it to be replaced by the need for close contacts to be tested. instead what has happene

thea;r what about the role of social media companies in that?— companies in that?eferred —— where you refer to, _ instance they referred —— where you refer to, that — instance they referred —— where you refer to, that is the kind of thing where _ refer to, that is the kind of thing where they— refer to, that is the kind of thing where they can do something to set out the _ where they can do something to set out the truth to people. because again. _ out the truth to people. because again. as — out the truth to people. because again. as t — out the truth to people. because again, as i say, these vaccines, we have _ again, as i say, these vaccines, we have had _ again, as i say, these vaccines, we have had more than 90 millionjabs in this— have had more than 90 millionjabs in this country. we have had 25 million — in this country. we have had 25 million fewer infections because of the jabs _ million fewer infections because of the jabs. this is what is allowing us to— the jabs. this is what is allowing us to live — the jabs. this is what is allowing us to live our liv

thea;r from ministers says they should be no impact on ministers.— from ministers says they should belot of commuter routes between kent and sussex and london but the government has reassured the public there will be no changes to services and there will be no changes to fares and tickets and the schedule and in effect it is just a change of the management and there will also be concerns by people who are employees of southeastern and for them at the government have also said that front line staff will not have any changes and their salaries were mowing the same, they will not be impacted by this, and i have stressed the decision is not a reflection on them. but for now the operator of last resort will take over the operation, they already run northern and lner but in future the government says it does intend to retender this line.— government says it does intend to retender this line. across the uk house prices have gone up by 8% in the last year — but in some coastal and rural areas, price increases are almost triple that. today the office of national statistics warned that in some

thea;r appetite from them to be able to get going and to start school.— going and to start school.s _ going and to start school. they must be desperate... most kids like i going and to start school. they must be desperate... most kids like a i be desperate... most kids like a routine, don't they? they must be desperate to have some kind of routine and to burn off some energy, to meet other children. i do not know how much of that they have been able to do. ., know how much of that they have been able to do. . ., , know how much of that they have been able to do. . .,, _ know how much of that they have been able to do. . , able to do. yeah, as i say, it is all in the _ able to do. yeah, as i say, it is all in the preparation _ able to do. yeah, as i say, it is all in the preparation classes i able to do. yeah, as i say, it is l all in the preparation classes and it is not everyday, so we really need language training for adults, four mothers, because more than 90% of mothers in afghan families do not speak english and there is a need to learn that in the uk, so people are waiting fo

thea;r abuse from behind a curtain. they are anonymous, _ abuse from behind a curtain.i21: are anonymous, and that is an absolute problem for everybody in society. the fact that you can be anonymous online. this is a good example we were speaking about before— you can go to game and if you threw a banana onto a page, there would be repercussions. but online, you can post a banana, you can post it to a black person with racist connotations behind it and be fine. you are not going to get punished, there are no repercussions. how is that right? a football fan has been found guilty of posting a racial slur about west bromwich albion midfielder romaine sawyers after the club's home defeat to manchester city in january. simon silwood, who's 50, had claimed that the use of a racial slur was unintentional and caused by autocorrect. our correspondent phil mackie is at the magistrates court in walsall. tell us more about the background to this. this was injanuary this year after west brom suffered a 5—0 defeat to manchester city. the susect, defeat to manchester city. the suspect

thea;r been a success, but support schemes are now withdrawn.— are now withdrawn.withdrawn. they were - announcing the hassle support fund. that is a new response which will be delivered through councils and that will be going live in october to provide additional help through the course of this winter. get provide additional help through the course of this winter.— course of this winter. get mick -- gatwick airport — course of this winter. get mick -- gatwick airport is _ course of this winter. get mick -- gatwick airport is about _ course of this winter. get mick -- gatwick airport is about two - course of this winter. get mick -- | gatwick airport is about two miles in this direction. but in crawling its impact can be seen all around. there are plenty of boarded up shops and vacant businesses here. those that do remain are incredibly reliant on the economic activity that comes from being near a major international airport. firms like this sewing and craft shop, it is still open for now.— this sewing and craft shop, it is still open for now. people have not not t

thea;r will we see of the three days when they are orbiting earth?— they are orbiting earth?. also, it is not like three months ago we saw some orbital flights by richard branson and jeff basis, but this flight is actually going beyond the orbit of the iss and they are taking science payloads up. this mission was developed to raise money for cancer research at children's hospital in the us and they are taking medical research on board to do microgravity research. it is much more than typical private space missions.— space missions. wonderfulto hear all of that detail _ space missions. wonderfulto hear all of that detail about _ space missions. wonderfulto hear all of that detail about what - space missions. wonderfulto hear all of that detail about what is i all of that detail about what is happening and the people on board. thank you so much for talking to us. of the 3000 women held in the uk's prisons, the majority have children. that means that currently around 18,000 children are separated from their mums because of prison. coronavirus restrictions over the past 18 months

thea;r the future. it is a matter of ego mother rather than risk.e speculation down, they announced they were doing two new songs way back in 2018. if it's not new music, i think there will be a lot of very, very cross abba fans putting theirjumpsuits back in their trunks. putting theirjumpsuits back in theirtrunks. i putting theirjumpsuits back in their trunks. i will be one of them! don't be putting the jumpsuits away! i still wear mine. idistill]! don't be putting the “umpsuits away! i still wear mine.— i still wear mine. will be covering it this evening, _ i still wear mine. will be covering it this evening, we _ i still wear mine. will be covering it this evening, we will— i still wear mine. will be covering it this evening, we will wait - i still wear mine. will be covering it this evening, we will wait and i it this evening, we will wait and see. i've covered many announcements and people, spice girls, one direction, will it be then breaking up, something massive. and then it's not a big deal. this has been built up not a big deal. this has b