one is in tier 2 in essex and the other is in tieri in syrup. —— in providing care is allowed, having said that, i note the question says she is the grandmother. sol inferred that she may be in an older age group, and as you grow older, you pick up... my first concern would be for the grandmother, are you ina would be for the grandmother, are you in a fit and healthy state? do you in a fit and healthy state? do you have any other coexisting medical conditions, etc? asked those questions first, and secondly, yes you can because she is providing childcare. first of all, make sure you are ok to do so. in other words, there are other considerations and sometimes as well as the guidelines themselves. absolutely. chris, i think you have answer this question, but i think given that people take the trouble to get in touch with us, it's good to answer their individual questions. this is sophie cook. " i am in tieri and my boyfriend is in tier 2. are we still able to see each other?" again, you are taking a household from one area and seeking to mix it wi

tier 2 in essex and the other is in tieri in thurrock.don't we? yes, we do. important point is as chris hasjust said this is providing care and providing care is allowed. having said that i note the question also says that i am the grandmother. i infer that question also says that i am the grandmother. i inferthat she question also says that i am the grandmother. i infer that she may be in an olderage grandmother. i infer that she may be in an older age group and as you grow older you of course pick—up pathologies. my first concern would be for the grandmother, are you in a fit and healthy state? do you have any other existing medical conditions etc? ask those questions first and secondly, yes she can't because she is providing childcare. but first of all make sure you are 0k to do so. in other words, there are other considerations sometimes as well as the guidelines themselves. chris, ithink as well as the guidelines themselves. chris, i think you as well as the guidelines themselves. chris, ithink you have a nswered themselves. chris, i

how hoosier doest an area in tieri three restrictions g?ut of those assertions are to get it all down. get it down to one or below. i am very pleased to say that some areas are already having a considerable effect with the measure that they are taken. speaker, can i trust for an answer? if the infection rate has not it be below one, would possible in any circumstances for that area to come out below tier three? obviously it is one of the measures that we look at when we take decisions based on a number of decisions. of course we look at registered infections. edited data. the most important thing is for areas that go into tier three, i very good full to later -- to local leadership that has gone into. it is the right thing for them to do. it is the right thing to save lives. they are able to make progress they'll come out of it. measures that are put in place are reviewed every 20 days. >> mr. speaker, i have not confused by the prime minister's answer. millions of people want to know the answer to that question. millions are in tier three.

england, in herefordshire, then it's seeing some of the lowest infection rates in the uk — and it's a tieririctions. cross the border into wales — still similarly low infection rates in powys, but from tonight, effectively, you're back into lockdown. sean davis lives barely 50 metres across the english side of the border. he works in wales, and unlike sally, he will be able to go into the office because he's a key worker. we've always gone, we'll listen to... we listen to the welsh side. if there's a lockdown, there's a lockdown for all of us, because we're close enough that it affects us because we're on the border, like you said. so we won't be listening just to english rules, we listen to the welsh ones as well. hay is famous for its festival — which took place online this year — and its book shops, which will have to close tonight. this year has been the first when the impact of being on the border has really been felt. it's been absolutely stark that you exist on the border, that different rules for people who live 100 yards away from where i live, you know, which is very odd. and now

on tieri of the rule of six in two household kicks in both indoors and outdoors.areas would be banned from socialising in each other‘s homes and pubs and restau ra nts each other‘s homes and pubs and restaurants could only serve alcohol indoors with a main meal. in tier 3 pubs would have to close and restau ra nts pubs would have to close and restaurants may be able to stay open under strict conditions. on the highest tier nonessential shops would have to shut, travel would be limited and tourism would close. schools would remain open. we are not back at square one, we have made progress in tackling the virus and we have more tools at our disposal to help control it and today's framework will help us i hope make further progress. in the highlands where the rate of transmission is relatively low, the owner of this restau ra nt relatively low, the owner of this restaurant helps hopes the new system will ease pressures. if not, he warned he may have to shut until the spring. it is pretty traumatic for us at the moment. we welcome the new measures but even now with th

we are in tieri and business is completely dead. look at it.'t think it will make much difference anyway. and this person worries about more time indoors with the kids. i had her at home with me for six months, which was so hard to keep herentertained. unlike his counterparts in the north of england, the london mayor had been pushing for tighter rules. the virus is spreading rapidly in every corner of our city. nobody wants to see more restrictions, but this is deemed to be necessary in order to protect londoners. i must warn londoners that we've got a difficult winter ahead. downing street wants to push and pull different parts of the country in and out of limited lockdowns to match the spread of the disease. but those differences mean a clash, a war of words at least between national and local leaders. but in the end it's number ten that has the power to impose tighter rules. but remember, the tories want to keep their new—found friends in the north. there is no easy way out for either side. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. in the uni

there is no you will tierie ultn but to claim his. his family have made a lot of money from the chinese and probably some other places. and the problem with that is not that joe biden made money especially when he wasn't in the vp office. the problem is that he has lied to the american people. he said, you know, i didn't make a penny from a foreign source. bottom line is he actually did and that was exposed last night. brian: got to see where that money is some questions that need to be answered. what is the fbi doing with the laptop? they have had all this evidence for nine months and text messages we hear. have a guy willing to testament he spoke the other day. what has the fbi found? if they found nothing, shouldn't they say something i found nothing? there is no problem here? >> should they look at it, brian? there is zero commentary from the fbi like a blackout like the media and big tech. it's ridiculous. ainsley: all right. sean, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, guys. brian: sean duffy. many polls show gianno

england, in herefordshire, then it's seeing some of the lowest infection rates in the uk — and it's a tieriest restrictions. cross the border into wales — still similarly low infection rates in powys, but from tonight, effectively, you're back into lockdown. sean davis lives barely 50 metres across the english side of the border. he works in wales, and unlike sally, he will be able to go into the office because he's a key worker. we've always gone, we'll listen to... we listen to the welsh side. if there's a lockdown, there's a lockdown for all of us, because we're close enough that it affects us because we're on the border, like you said. so we won't be listening just to english rules, we listen to the welsh ones as well. hay is famous for its festival — which took place online this year — and its book shops, which will have to close tonight. this year has been the first when the impact of being on the border has really been felt. it's been absolutely stark that you exist on the border, that different rules for people who live 100 yards away from where i live, you know, which is very odd.