u. k. from the united states, from france, from germany, a clear message coming, both from the to who are in the room in the news conference and the other 2 who had been part of this meeting. so from the perspective of the western alliances, it were that transatlantic partnership clear messages to moscow and to check run, deescalate, come back inside the negotiation side of things. and there is the prospect of progress. do not do that. and there is the real prospect of serious financial economic consequences in the form of sanctions dominant. thank you very much. dominic a and there are berlin correspondence talk you soon on the u. k. media reporting this our, the prime minister bar is johnson's private secretary was advised not to go ahead with the gathering during corona virus lockdown. i t v news says martin reynolds was sent an email by a senior official. he didn't, it is 100 people to a gathering in may. 2020 johnson admitted attending. but he said he thought it was a work event. you live n

u. k. from zebra port, not far from where i am now in bruce. but, but i think the real reason that that this case sticks in people's minds is how much we learned about the victims and how they met their deaths. as they realized in this refrigerated container that, that they were running out of air and that no one was going to come and save them. they started texting their loved ones, telling them they could no longer breathe, apologizing that there wouldn't be there to take care of them and saying, i love you for the last time. those heartbreaking texts were shared in the court trial. and so we really got to see the inside of this really horrific, horrific case. and do you think, terry, that this verdict will have any impact on human trafficking operations? well, we've seen cases like this before. heartbreaking cases where large numbers of people many children meet just terrible ends having made this impossible decision that life in their homelands was even worse. so i think is safe to say that into war and persecution are no longer present in

u. k. from the united states, from germany. however, and now that when these topic has become my this my quite urgent non, that yellow, we were 1st told that raise statements, the splashes were just or and then later when we showed up to them the memoirs, our western counterparts started saying that it wasn't really serious, they didn't really manage. libra misunderstood so they didn't behave and, and growing up way, trying to explain their line about the expansion of their alliance. and now, when we use in the edition, showing them not some oral promises, documents, and writings that were signed by the leaders of all the countries which joined with c, including the president of the united states. what i mean, those eastern bill of summit declaration of 999 and astronaut declaration of 2000 precluded susan 9 our western counterparts. we know how to extricate their way out of a more serious situation. what i mean, easier from both documents you've delayed eastern, both document and estimate declaration based. you believe that we

lot of military support from nato countries. borland has announced today that it was good as provide ammunition. it also has sent some as semi trucks for humanitarian aid, the u. k. have been bringing in some anti tank javelin missiles, the u. s. has his 4th shipment that has arrived also from that $200000000.00 defense 8 packet. so ukraine is getting a lot in return. they are also on the ground trainers from the u. k. from the u. s . are they our military men, they here to train and advise, but there is a presence already on the ground here. so you quinn is getting a lot out of this in the long run. even though you do also feel when you hear do ukraine ambassador at the end of the day, it is diplomacy that should prevail. and ukraine is saying that is willing to on to go on bout, go down that path as much as possible. we heard him say that the ukranian president, as the lensky had said, and he did say that several times on the bus that he was willing to meet russian president vladimir putin. while the response from russia so far was yes, you can come, we can meet, but we are not discussing the issue in dumbass or in crimea. so that's a nonstarter for the ukrain

u. k. from now and a chest metix was the vaccine mandate is the last straw and a pandemic marked by chronic under funding with son, the staffing of the service. and the health chiefs noting that the firings will further hurt and already depleted workforce mess took off with my legs with a season orthopedic consultant, surgeon, who's finally together decoration, opposing mandatory vaccination. hi, welcome to the program to see wow, would you start here? us at mass. consider what you guys have been through on the front line of all this for 2 years now and on. it goes, how much stress is this monday to putting on health stuff already struggling to cope? o, a tremendous immersed stress. i'm just getting inundated messages from health care workers from the whole spectrum of doctors, nurses, audiologist, spearing for their livelihoods and their careers because they're being made to you know, forced to have a job or choose, you know, being sacked as frankly ridiculous. but the medics about health organ

u. k. from now. and it's the latest step in his long battle to avoid trial of the wikileaks published us classified documents more than a decade ago. but those close to the whistleblowers say it's still a long way from the results. then looking for what happened in court today is precisely what we want it to happen. but we are far from achieving justice in this case because julian has been incarcerated for so long, and he should not have spent a single day in prison. as long as this case isn't dropped. as long as julian isn't freed, julian continues to suffer. what we need for this case to be dropped entirely. that is that is that is the only real victory for or for journalism. for julian, this is a force of the problem. longed incarceration is already been for more than a 1000 days and belmont prison. we've always been protesting vigorously, the fact that after the united states lost in the lower court, they were allowed to submit the so called up. so sort of assurances, i say, contributor richard m

u. k, from being finland and germany, everyone is fighting this, but so far, clarity has not been given bass. this is quite unique because anchored chat is one of the biggest hex ever done by the police. and they should clarify if it was done legally, the u, a b, and data protection supervisor has company at your pulse practices with those at the american spy agency. as we field by whistleblower edward snowden in 2013. so you can not collect the data just in case it will be necessary. it will be useful in the future. you should know from the very beginning to what the data is stored for. this is the difference between the european approach and approach in some other parts of the world where it is acceptable that the data is stored in case it will be useful in the future. you know, a full declined to comment on camera, but in, in response the agencies fast at the 6 months time limit for data storage just not enough. and that it is assessing how the supervisors decision to destroy the data will affect the security of you citizens. while most europeans won't complain about data storage for

u. k. from do you s? are you getting on a daily basis? a lot of a, i mean, nation weapons, all sorts of military hardware coming in the country, boosting ukraine and military. and actually that is reflected among the public opinion. one of the latest pulls us is saying that 72 percent of ukrainians now do trust. the ability of the ukrainian army, but on the other hand, there is a concern among the british ship, that really this crisis continues like this. if this alarm is done, continues like this, then it could, the country could be a very high price and is paying it or read it already, regardless of whether it is a war or not. if you listen some of those speeches and what was going on in the security council moments ago, it didn't sound like there was a lot of room for progress or diplomacy, or least a lot of progress has been made and you speak to ukrainian officials there. do they feel that there is a lot of room for compromise or do they literally feel like they're fighting for their political survival? well, at least publicly, they

u. k. from the capital london 1st to let's heads it to you delhi or where we can join a partly natal party just talked so as about these you travel rules are for of rivals because the countries look divvying things up into safe countries or otherwise it's all international arrivals we'll have to do that currency won't be yes. what does basically means is that everybody who now flies into in dow when have to quarantine at home for a week. and then on the 8th day, take a lab test test for the virus and upload the results on a government portal so that authorities are in the know. also remember in the already mandates passengers to test before boarding of flight and to present a negative test. now, many states already had their own travel restrictions, but what's been happening is that a large number of passengers who have been coming from abroad have been testing positive on arrival just a couple of hours ago. there was a charter flight from room that arrived in the city of unreturned more than a

u. k. from the u. k. hate usa, the health security agency looking at the effectiveness of, of the current booster shot, the 3rd jeff. and what they found is that actually it's very effective. indeed, the data shows that for the over 65 year old age group, just having the 3rd job give you about 90 percent protection from serious symptoms or hospital and hospitalization. it goes down a little bit if your. busy are just having the 2nd job. so for example, that would just 2 doses, protection from severe symptoms goes down to about 70 percent after 3 months and 50 percent after 6 months. but the other thing is that they're saying that protection against mild symptomatic, symptomatic infection, drops to around 50 percent after 3 months, but that's mild, so it doesn't stop you getting corona virus. it simply stops you needing to enter hospital on the odds. that is important because if you're trying to work out what your strategy is going to be, where do you put your priorities? and what the h u. k h a say? and

their troubles are far from over . the u. k is anxiously awaiting the publication of a report that could spell the end of prime minister boris johnson's time and office and internal investigation is looking into his participation in a theories of parties that took place while millions and the country were enjoying corona. vars locked hands on wednesday johnson faced fresh grilling and parliament over the scandal that's become known as party gates. but he once again refused to step down. i would prefer to be led by law than a lie, or will he now, was i ango, ran high in the u. k. parliament as m p. 's questioned prime and the boldest johnson lawyer. not a leader looked opposition leaders, one johnson to resign it saying that he lied to the parliament, critically fed it whatever he says in his statement later today or tomorrow won't change the fact isn't this a prime minister on a government showed nothing but contempt for the decency honesty and respect, but define this country. oh, this is beaca, we love this country, i'm doing

u. k. so of course, they going to say that, meanwhile, obviously from the u. k. and anybody in ireland doesn't want to have to have their pets, have to have a passport. they don't want to have checks on medicine. and one of the things is trust and talked back in her article and held off was even, you know, the kotia jewish community in northern ireland is having problems at having kosher food delivered as lots of problems in northern ireland. but both sides indeed what to we know over the republic of know that so okay, we've got the i bet out of the way and comments publicly. but what are we actually expecting this week out of negotiations? is there any way the 2 sides are actually going to be able to come to terms others? you may decide who's right and who's wrong, but can they ever come to a pragmatic solution between the 2 m? oh, you're right. what comes up as negotiations, negotiations with this has been going on for so long. we talked about a lot. what i would say is it can not go on for ever. the u. k, of course, is not put into, into place any of those che

u. k outweigh the risks. one of the things that's very interesting from all these sundays is that on the shoring is much more likely to occur in the u. k. so actually i will likely a lot of these global supply chain issues are going to be very beneficial for your question. you can manufacture which will help wages and help you fame manufacturing in what ways? well, obviously there needs to be more resilience because of the supply chain disruptions that we've seen and a few things on friday, the u. s. senate who began to force us contract as a pastor of a board to the for a bill that would make us the for defense contractors, wine down all of that purchasing of ran minerals from china by 2026. what does this mean? this means that there's an opportunity in the u. k. in yorkshire. they're beginning to mine read or of minerals, and that will be very beneficial yorkshire in the north of england. so i think also you seen the nissan c e o in the u. k. also, they're opening up a new plant in sunderland, basically because of the supply chain issues. so the bottom line is all these disruptions have seen manufacturing i

u. k. got to do leave again from the it was alec. that's going to happen much worse for that, you know, when it comes to the u. k, that could really take place here. hillary, forward of the british american business association. thank you so much for joining us today. pleasure. and finally, there has been another massive acquisition in the video game industry as take to interactive, the publisher of blockbusters franchises, like grand theft auto and red dead redemption has made a deal to buy finger that's best known for releasing social media sensation. farmville. now we all remember the early days of facebook after it opened to the general public when you couldn't go one day without a family member or old school chum, inviting you to farmville. in fact, at one time think it was the most successful developer on the social media site. as for the numbers here as part of the deal, which is the important issue here take to is by and the mobile developer for $12700000000.00 and a mix of cash and stock that's bigger than microsoft purchase.

u. k. every is sucking attention from the real issues facing the problem. oh, on the sorting cost of living hook pushed millions of families into poverty. it is time to get this over with sure to pride, but a song but dor public trust in johnston's leadership. is that an all time low? one pool suggests that 2 thirds of the british want him to resign? no one should be above the law, even in the prime minister. again, it was the 1st on the 19th of june. my baby was 8 days old. my mother couldn't travel over to come and see her. she didn't use her grandchildren. so child was, you know, 6 months old because of restrictions and you know, that will, that kind of stuff. the findings of an internal investigation headed by civil servants who agree are expected soon and be from johnson's party, are waiting on that to decide whether to hold a no confidence, both to like to your christian soccer. now an egypt have defeated ivory coast and a penalty issued out to reach the quarter finals of the africa cup of nations after the game finished goal. as liverpool star wars a

from the week before. and scientists in the u. k. say a 4th covert jab isn't necessary. several countries are offering the extra shot to people with weak immune systems, poll brennan, as more from london. what the scientist sir in the u. k. have been examining is, is how best to maintain the level of protection and immunity and the level of antibodies within the population here in the u. k. and what they found from looking at specifically the over 65 year old age group is that actually the booster shots are working pretty well at maintaining protection. so the statistics from the u. k . hetcher say the health security agency said the 3 months after the booster shot protection against hospitalization, remain up a put 90 percent, which is pretty good for people age 65 plus. now that doesn't mean that you're not going to get corona virus protection against mild symptomatic infection. dropped to around 30 percent around 3 months after you have the booster shot. so you can see you can, is still possible. you can get an infection with cover

so the statistics from the u. k. have say the health security agency said the 3 months after the boost shot protection against hospitalization remain up. put 90 percent, which is pretty good for people, a $65.00 plus. now that doesn't mean that you're not going to get to run a virus protection against mild symptomatic infection. dropped to around 30 percent around 3 months after you have the boost shot. so you can see you, it's still possible that you can get an infection with covert even if you've had the booster shot. but the likelihood of it being a severe infection is going to put you in hospital. and by put strain on the national health service here in the u. k, it's very small indeed, 10 percent or even less. now what that has been extrapolated by another acronym, the j. c, v i, the joint committee on vaccines and immunization, the government advisory body is to say that rather than put effort into a 4th boost shot, which has been mentioned by some politicians rolling program of continuous boosters, perhaps yea

and we got some reaction to all this from the director of the u. k. center from migration and economic prosperity at steven wolf, he believes that police investigation is a tipping point in the party gates can. this is a critical part of the campaign for those who being seeking to oust horace johnson is the prime minister of the united kingdom. is very clear that there has been a strong ciji of leaks and of the stories to damage his credibility and to ensure that he feels under pressure consistently. so an apology has not seem good enough and the brand is damaged. and so there is a feeling with in the new can and piece on the old hands, that pipe protecting the conservative party requires the removal of forest johnson . and that is why they are now leaking more information. there is so much going on there now that i think more revelations are bound to come the us food and drug administration will soon have to hand over documents it had wanted to sit on for 75 years. they relate to its authorization of the pfizer vaccine, which critics say was carried

u. k. trade language from several drastic rise and illegal margaret crossings and english channel with more than a 1000 la grants, beliefs made the journey from the e. u to the british shores. this month alone. the number of margaret attempting, the journey has been growing, but still in recent years and dozens died or went missing. last year, one attempting to cross in 2021. 28000 warrants believed to have crossed the shuttle to england. more than 3 times the number just a year before. now you can visualize believe that 65000 individuals could try this . you will not have kingdom independence parties for most folks on immigration says johnson's pleasure is only a c or a bid to distract from the party scandal. people won't be fooled. it's ridiculous ideas. use the navy. the british navy has been cut to the bone anyway. and its purpose is not to repel illegal immigrant boats. we are without countries like governor oregon, the actually knowing about it, saying that we are going to transport our illegal immigrants over there. that rightly replying and telling us that they don't want them. this

u. k, the party gates cannot be going from bad to worse for britain's pm. so maybe it could be looking to deflect attention. but it's also shifted folks to russia than in this pose that plan to invade ukraine on that day. and internal prob came to diamond conclusions, forcing apology for the prime minister. personally, i want to say, sorry, mister speaker, i get it. and i will fix the promise to do the decent thing and resign. yeah, of course he won't because he has a mind without saying if there was any on any or not in public life, that he would resign the witnesses. and he law team in the u. k with the latest from london tonight for weeks like government almost head behind the phrase we await the su gray report today really was supposed to be the day to hold morris johnson and the government to account. but now we've got this report. it's just a measly 12 pages long. it's more of a common tree. more of a summary. definitely not the full report like we were expecting last week. now she was supposed to talk about 16 policies, but the police are looking int

from his. he knows that this government can be trusted to deliver the u. k. leader is in a political crisis over allegations that he attended parties during lockdown public and rick johnson wants to continue in office. various other empties believe he has become a distraction from other important issues facing the u. k. every nick is sucking attention from the real issues facing the problem. oh, the car breaks it on the sorting cost of living have pushed millions of families into poverty. it is time to get this over with sure. the prime minister, my daughter, public trust in johnson's leadership, is that an all time low? one pool suggests that 2 thirds of the british want him to resign? no one should be above the law even in the prime minister. and again, it was effect on the 19th of june. my baby was 8 days old. my mother couldn't travel over to come and see if she can meet her grandchild. little child was, you know, 6 months old because of restrictions. and you know that all that kind of stuff, the findings of an internal investigation headed by civil serv

so we are hoping that based on the models and seeing from the u k. >> and especially from south africa that omicron surge may be over by the end of january or by early february. >> she has in the meantime, as the data continues to come in and paint a more complete picture, the variant continues to wreak havoc on communities hurting the workforce. already struggling are really working. >> through and hospitals, restaurants and we're just seeing record numbers of people getting infected. and while most people are getting that sick, it's really depleting our workforce. >> theresa kron, 4 news. some scientists are debunking reports of a supposed new combo. covid variant called delta kron over the weekend. researchers in the republic of cyprus claimed 25 patients had tested positive for the super variant but some just say the findings were more likely due to a lapse sequencing error and not cross breeding. they argue fragments of delta samples were probably leftovers from previous sequencing given the appearance of a new variant. the cdc issued a do not travel warning for canada due to the

from russia. and in addition to our current support, the u. k is providing a new security assistance package to increase ukraine's defensive capabilities. we have taken the decision to supply ukraine with light anti armor, defensive weapon systems. now the u. k says that these weapons are for defensive purposes, but it can't exactly control what he does with these weapons once it's in its own hands, right. and we're also seeing ukraine becoming much more dependent on western governments, both for armaments and military training. back in 2021. the u. s. also supplied with a large array of javelle and anti tank weapon systems. the pentagon recently confirmed that us military advisors will be staying in ukraine and they have also been reports that ukrainian special forces are actually being trained to fight the russian military on us soil. that's something that was unprecedented. and this is all, while nato countries are actually reinforcing their military positions right, against the border of russia. so if you look at the overall picture, doesn't

u. k. trays blame with from sober drastic rising illegal. margaret crossings in the english tunnel with more of a 1000, margaret's beliefs, made the journey from the e. u to british shows this month alone. well, the number of margaret's attempting, the journey has been growing exponentially in recent years and doesn't died or went missing last year while attempting to cross in 2021, 28000 law. grants of beliefs have crossed the channel to england more than 3 times the number just a year before. now u. k. officials believe that $65000.00 individuals could try this year. the u. k. independence parties, former spokesman on immigration, says johnson's pledges on the issue are a bit to distract the party, a scandal. the public vote. what before is ridiculous ideas use the navy. the british navy has been cut to the bone anyway and its purpose is not to repel illegal immigrant boats. we are without countries like governor oregon, the actually knowing about it, saying that we are going to transport illegal immigrants over there. that rightly replying and telling us that they don't want them. thi

journalist who have been trying to get answers from the president, we're record inflation and also a head on the program this hour. try ministerial party belief in the u. k. launch an investigation into potential loc done breached by forest johnson's government following a series of revelations, the bi position. dig into an industry. a 247 use live from moscow. this is our t pleasure to have you on board today. my name's unit number to our top story. probation say to each will withdraw its forces from nato in the event of a conflict between rush and ukraine. the statement from the country's president came just hours after the us put more than 8000 troops on high alert. over water, it claim would be a russian invasion of its neighbour. moscow continues to deny any such plans. corporation, president, thought milan of ich making so many century comments on tuesday. he said that if there is a conflict between ukraine and russia, he would order the croatian troops to pull out of deployments that they're involved in with nato. now this was a statement that not only unlikely to have gone down particularly well in nato headquarters. it's also unlikely to gone do

u. k, from finland and germany, everyone is fighting this, but so far, clarity has not been given bass. this is quite unique because ankle jet is one of the biggest hex ever done by the police, and they should clarify if it was done legally, you will be in data protection. supervisor has completed your pulse practices with those at the american by agency as we field by whistleblower edward snowden in 2013 . so you can not collect the data just in case it will be less. it will be useful in the future. you should know from the very beginning to what the data is stored for, this is the difference between the european approach and they build in some other parts of the world where it is acceptable that the data is stored in case it will be useful in the future, you know, a full declined to comment on camera, but in written response, the agency says that the 6 months time limit for data stories just not enough. and that it is assessing how the supervisors decision to destroy the data will affect the security of you citizens. well, most europeans won't complain about data storage for criminal

well, because we go back to our breaking news story that develope story coming from the u . k. this evening. the government know says it's going to scrap vaccine mandates for health work is in england. the removal of the popular rule imposed in november comes amid severe stuff shortages and hospitals. tens of thousands of employees face losing their jobs. of course, if they didn't get their 1st shot this week, it all has to be done by april. naomi bennett, often on this program, nice to see against night. so hello. it's kevin, i will talk to you live on the program. so after defending it for so long was hampton, the government could defend it, no longer looks like the government will no longer force health work has to be vaccinated. the big question is, why tonight was a change of medical advice from the scientist. was it a worry about maybe losing tens of thousands the health care workers of time with the need of the most still, or was it a fair? it may be some awful public backlash. the pm's already reading from the bit of a party gate to report the only bit that's been relea

it's more like a parking lot. hong kong has banned flights from 8 countries deemed to be higher risk for coven 19, including france and the u. k. and bar flights from more than a 100 other countries that use the city as a transit hub over fee as of an outbreak at the airport. the sump in tourism is let the services in town checking the center for the airport being suspended and new arrivals who are allowed into the city are expected to spend up to 3 weeks, self isolating in a hotel room before they are allowed out into the community. a, the ation analysts say the strict rules and making it hard for airlines to manage their crews. they get test, of course, when they get into hong kong, if they pass a positive, we're one of them gets that the positive, the whole crew will be put into a government facility, fi selection for at least 14 days. now that gives an awful the promise for the airline, because them they don't have a good friday. i called back. in november, home comes flagship airline. kathy pacific fired 3 pilots for contracting cove at 19, when they flouted hotel isolation rules during a layover in frankfort. it's now fa

u. s. secretary of state entity blinkin is trying to build a united front of nato allies and had fears of a russian invasion of ukraine. lincoln met with foreign affairs officials from france, the u. k. a germany ahead of talks with russia's foreign minister on friday. even as were relentless in pursuing this diplomatic path, we'll continue to make.

i think it's law and take an extra, an australian from the u. k. what's they want to extradite someone else from another country? you know this a dangerous dangerous precedent and 10 years of persecution like this, you're not going on. this is, it's truly, truly a travesty. and the same applies for the u. k. for allowing this to happen. the extradition should have been blocked by the high court. it's frankly unbelievable to me that they looked at the assurance is given by the united states and deem them to be worthy. i can tell you that i can tell you personally from sources that the high court judges did not have all the documents relevant to the other cases they examined in the high court. so they haven't seen the full evidence case. so how can they make an accurate assessments that that us assurances are worthy? they're simply not. and this is very dangerous that they overturn the decision from january 2021. and even then it shouldn't have been blocked just for health reasons . like you said, a song saga, his story has continued for a decade. his

from the e. u, is that they won't be a pull out for embassy staff and there's families from e. u embassies. we had seen a move like not from the u. k. and us over the last few days sector in lincoln's his dollars that he was not an evacuation. he was just letting to people, there was one not crucial. the staff are free to decide to leave the country, have the want, did you not that immigration? and secondly, after which changing among us and sharing the information that we have and having listening to the secretary rincon. i don't think theresa needs what us to do any kind of a precautionary measure from to find to build a number of our staff and their been managing agree. germany's come under a lot of pressure in the last few days over berlin's decision not to send weapons to ukraine. all af shots, the german chancellor said that germany would stand united with the west in the face of any potential aggression from russia against ukraine. the chancellor had proves, he said that there would be great consequences for russia if there was an invasion of ukraine. now germany, although hasn't provided weapons, they have provided medical

period, people who been in contact with someone who has co, it, has gone from, has been reduced down to 2 to 5 days in the u. k. one from 10 to 7, with testing, with these large numbers of, of cases. now, do you think that in the end people will get rid of that kind of and you need for installation, for the contact for people who have could good. well, that is one thought in that once you have got sufficient immunity, either from immunization or having had the natural infection, you could surmise that further exposures is not going to make you seriously ill. and if that is the case, you could then say, well, the control measures of down. now be careful off the extra honorable and people who may become seriously ill. but on the other hand, relax with the other measures that we currently have in place. and in terms of the count and we talk about enormous numbers, are they now becoming more so less relevant and should the metric b, how many people are ending up in hospital or dying? i think so, because army cronies, so infectious that it is going through as a pulse through the global population. and what will hap

death of 39 vietnamese migrants victim suffocated while being smuggled in a truck driver from belgium to the u. k. the summer of 2019 ships from australia and new zealand carrying relief supplies, including urgently needy drinking water are expected to reach tonga by friday. the government of the pacific island nation describe last weekend's volcanic eruption and soon army as an unprecedented disaster. and germany's recorded more than a 100000 new daily corona virus infections. for the 1st time. the search has been fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant, which now accounts for the majority of new infections. event on hospitals here hasn't been as bad as previously feared, but authorities a warrant the public not to let the goddamn 2 years into the pandemic infections, or at a high, never before seen in germany. and it's all down to army kron. but despite the huge numbers, it seems, most people have only been mildly sick with a slight decrease reported in the number of intensive care patients. experts wor, no, don't get complacent on the sub game enough on all we assume that in the next f

so we have some good preliminary data from the u. k. this week that the protection from the vaccines is very similar against b, a dot one, and b a g dot 2. and so the fundamentals of what we need to do have not changed. there may be some subtle differences and there may be something about this that, that makes it slightly better. it didn't factoring people and passing from person to person. but ultimately, we know what we need to do to protect people and to protect populations. thousands of truck drivers are stranded on the border between chile and argentina as they wait to be tested for cove at 19. some have been waiting for weeks putting a strain on the goods they're carrying and on themselves is leo harding. ah, going nowhere fast. thousands of trucks are stranded in argentina. as the drivers wait to be tested for coven 19 to inter chilly. and the weight is taking its toll. yes, it will say my like it though you. i've been here for 2 weeks. yeah. look when i've got a refrigeration unit, but not enough guest to run the fridge. many of

there is other m p 's believe he has become a distraction from other important issues facing the u. k. every nick is sucking attention from the real issues facing the 40 car breaks and the sorting cost of living have pushed millions of families into poverty. it is time to get this over with sure. the prime minister, my daughter, public trust in johnson's leadership, is at an all time low. one paul suggests that 2 thirds of the british want him to resign. no one should be about the law even in the prime minister. again, if you see fit on the 19th of june, my baby was 8 days old. my mother couldn't travel over to come and see her, denise, her grandchild. and so child was, you know, 6 months old because of restrictions and you know, that all that kind of stuff. the findings of an internal investigation headed by civil servant to gree are expected soon and be from johnson's party. are waiting on that to decide whether to hold a no confidence booked for your christian sports. now, egypt have defeated ivory coast and a penalty shoot out to reach the quarter finals of the africa cup of natio