u. k. same, he will use all available economic and diplomatic tools to help stop russian aggression and the ukraine. the defense minister, indeed us call them the u. s. u k. kind of the to actually deploy troops, not simply advisors or trainers, but actual combat troops to the front lines of ukraine to deter any sort of russian aggression. now, going back to the meeting itself, it's all to say what we can expect. but as we say, speculation is been rough in the media with some pretty public figures. also commenting on what we can expect of the dynamic between the 2 leaders says what we got, this is not a match that should even be allowed. this is, take the new england patriots playing your high school football team. that's what you have right now. alone. trump no being who the patriots he's saying is a mismatch. i'm just wondering who has the band in his opinion. he didn't really say that they will ask the question, we'll have to find the answer to because both food is of course we'll be trying t

u. k. they, they lag 2 to 3 weeks behind what happens here. so they have done this time when the u. k introduced travel restrictions a week or so later. europe did the same thing with predictably limited results. the u. k. introduced light touch measures and now we see france and germany. others have gone further, of course, but france and germany also introducing light touch measures, looking at the same data coming perhaps to similar conclusions and deciding that the really important thing here is the booster campaign. so german is you outline that introducing some new restrictions and measures over the new year period. but putting the focus on getting people to try to buy time for that to happen. france reducing the delay off to the 2nd dose of the vaccine before you can get a booster from 4 months to 3 months. and, you know, everybody essentially in the same boat in this part of the world. looking at what happens here looking at the data, and i'm hoping that it turns out to be less severe. that it was that the vaccine that it than delta was that the vaccine program continues to be an effective way of controlling it. so that in time, the hope of cours

at the same u. k. labor party conference were anti jeremy corbin, leader to care stammered declared his party to be the party of nato. emotion was passed calling for israel to meet it because of the ongoing knock by palestine. the motion that passed without much publicity called for an ethical trade policy and an n d u k arm sales to israel, progress after another week of violence in palestine and with the palestinian ambassador britain who sons omelet. i'm asked to thanks so much for coming to the studio. i mean, we've had killings all week in palestine, kings of children, by british armed israeli soldiers and had said last year was the worst for the palestinian authority. before we get on the british issues. i mean, how bad is it there we go with and the occupation about very well. i mean, of course, are covered at palestine, the policy and economy as it did all over the world. but the particular, if you're wall situation, that is the occupation has really made things much, much worse, according to

u. k. isn't a part of the you anymore. and in those same conditions then don't apply. alright, well, how's the u. k responding to all of this, them, they're quite, they're not happy about it. of course, for us, johnson has and said outright that he doesn't think that it's a fair decision. and many conservative politicians are also arguing that it may be a political move. it does follow of weeks of political attentions between the 2 countries over things like prospects that fishing rates and migration or the channel. but on the other hand, if you just look at the numbers a lot, i mean the u. k reported 93000 cases on friday. so you could argue with that speak for itself. all right, we'll leave it there. d. w 's. how normal, thanks for bringing us all that information. france is not the only country in europe bracing for a new wave of infections across the continent. governments are introducing restrictions such as limiting opening times for popes and venues. vaccinating children is another measure. authorities are taking to reduce the severity of infections. a quick pinc

u. k. which is the hardest hit in the region with almost $93000.00 daily cases. not taking the same toughest approach than the other european countries are taking . well, there's only a difficult political choice. in this instance, the scientific advisors and stage are saying that, you know, we could be looking at $3000.00 and hospitalizations a day in coming weeks if we don't roll out a more intensive plan than the current plan b and are suggesting more restrictions like circuit breakers but tory mts have rebelled even against very miles measures that have been recently re introduced. so again, it comes down more to political question and yes, the imperial study that has been published has also verify that at this stage we cannot say that in the u. k. armor chrome is going to be milder and south africa, there's the younger population. there's also a huge amount of exposure to a previous marion such as delta. so the picture looks different there, but it's not just to make that assumption now. and if we go, based on what hospitalizations are today, knowing that there's such a signifi

now it's time for you to do the same now the u. k. has reported a record number of daily corona virus cases. since the pandemic began, health officials have confirm more than 10000 infections from the army con variant . people must now show proof, they are double job to enter certain venues. the restrictions were approved by parliament despite dozens of politicians from the routing party, opposing them. prime minister boss johnson has dismissed calls for his resignation . under simmons is following developments in london. as the army cronner rate of infections skyrockets at boris johnson's reputation is diving rapidly. and it's not just at the public health situation that's done that it's a, it's a quite a long story. all of a series of scandals known as sleaze, which is involving a allegations of corruption and also at the bought shop over the parties during last christmas, which apparently have according to many sources, a breached cove in regulations. but during that prime minister's question time, boris johnson was tackled by the

of these, damming allegations, boris johnson is still buying the same drum, singing the same mantra that the u. k. did an excellent evacuation job. the operation for pitching to add a 15000 people out of trouble in the way that we did over the summer was one of the are standing that she achievement. i think that the room for foreign office, the roman fee. i wouldn't function. everybody involved in the office, officials, but they didn't. i'm absolutely on strategy for what we've really seen her to day a some pretty damning allegations. not just the gangs dominic rob, not just against lawrence johnson, but now the government as a whole. this is a whopping 40 page document, this testimony that really goes into all sorts of allegations against the government. basically saying that the united kingdom let people down. but not only that, not only letting people down, but it cost people's lives. we've contacted the british foreign office for comment about the whistle blowers claims and of course we will bring you any response if and when we receive china has slammed a us diplomatic boycott of its winter

of these, damming allegations, morris johnson is still buying the same drum singing, the same mantra that the u. k. did an excellent evacuation job, the operation pitching 2 and a 15000 people out a couple in the way that we did over the summer was one of your outstanding military achievements. i think that the loan for foreign offers the roman free born from everybody involved in it. more fish officials. but they didn't. i'm actually on started for what we've really seen her to day a some pretty damning allegations. not just against dominic rob, not just against morris johnson, but now the government as a whole. this is a whopping 40 page document. this testimony that really goes into all sorts of allegations against the government. basically saying that the united kingdom let people down, but not only that, not only letting people down, but it cost people's lives. we have contacted the british foreign office about the whistleblowers claims and will bring you any response. french police have arrested a saudi nationals suspected of involvement in the murder of jamal cas shoji. the journalist was k

u. k. a small country amounting to the same number, an illustration there of ready what is described as of the in equal to the, the unequal situation of vaccine adjusted vaccines. the furnace in giving vaccines. and we're also hearing from a number of health experts world wide, which, which ties in with the whole issue of ethics are basically saying that that has to be more planning internationally for and that the next pandemic, it's not crisis management is the 3 needed. it's permanent solutions, permanent, at ways of acting. what one of the, of the professors involved in this is saying that look the, the whole world will gear up for defense will put armaments together, aeroplanes, guns, whatever. but as far as cove, it goes, in terms of permanent fixtures to tackling further pandemic x or the has to be an attitude now, because particularly with this issue of mutations and the position in terms of, of its spreading. ah, there is really has to be an approach which is across the world, a fair way, a fair ethic to the whole issue of human rights and the vaccines that should be associated wi

u. k. so i, again, i, i know that i can do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the bantam? again, the 1st few months it was, it was on model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, or in all the other countries as were cut and burger in berlin with welcome such support. the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now what we're talking about, the cone, a virus, me stay with us permanently. and we have to develop strategies as a way yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff, with enough equipment, with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon. warner philosophy may subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022 and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian krygier needs, who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us, christian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandemic right now? i guess it's, it's more or l

of these, damming allegations, boris johnson is still buying the same drum, singing the same mantra that the u. k. did an excellent evacuation job, the operation pitching to and if 15000 people out of trouble in the way that we did over the summer was one of the arts time being that she achievement. so i think that the role of the foreign office, the roman fee of one function, everybody involved in it more piece officials. or they did a map super excited for what we've really seen her to day a some pretty damning allegations. not just against dominic rob, not just against morris johnson, but now the government as a whole. this is a whopping 40 page document. this testimony that really goes into all sorts of allegations against the government. basically saying that the united kingdom let people down, but not only that, not only letting people down, but it cost people's lives and contacted the british foreign office about the whistleblowers claims and we will bring you the response if and when we get it. but as for now, that's all for this hour. we'll be back with more news in just about 30 minutes

of these, damming allegations, boris johnson is still buying the same drum, singing the same mantra that the u. k. did an excellent evacuation job the operation pitching to it and if 15000 people out of come in the way that we did over the summer was one of the upstanding military achievements. i think that the role of the foreign office, the roman fee born from everybody involved and more fierce officials. they did a map super excited to well, what we've really seen her today is some pretty damning allegations. not just against dominic rob, not just against lawrence johnson, but now the government as a whole. this is a whopping 40 page document. this testimony that really goes into all sorts of allegations against the government. basically saying that the united kingdom let people down, but not only that, not only letting people down, but it cost people's lives or correspondence. shoddy edwards touch the live from london will stay with the story we spoke to ruthy hotter qu, previously worked as an interpreter for the british forces in afghanistan. much like shall he was going through there. he s

of these, damming allegations, boris johnson is still buying the same drum, singing the same mantra that the u. k. did an excellent evacuation job, the operation pitching to and if 15000 people out of come in the way that we did over the summer was one of the outside the military achievements. i think that the loan to the foreign office to enrollment fee of $1.00 function everybody involved in it won't be sufficient, but they didn't come up cpr starting to fall. what we've really seen here today are some pretty damning allegations. not just against dominic rob, not just against lawrence johnson, but now the government as a whole. this is a whopping 40 page document. this testimony that really goes into all sorts of allegations against the government. basically saying that the united kingdom let people down, but not only that, not only letting people down, but it cost people's lives. shantia edwards dashti. we have contacted the british foreign office by the way about the whistle blowers claims on will bring you any response. that is our wrap up of a very busy news day. i'm signing off or not, but

u. k. so i, again, i, i know that i can do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the band to make in the 1st few months? it was, it was on model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, or in all the other countries as we're cut when burger in berlin with welcome such support. the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now what we're talking about the cone, a virus may stay with us permanently and we have to develop strategies as a yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff, with enough equipment with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon. warner for less than 5 my subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022 and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian krygier need us, who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us, christian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandem

u. k, the u. s. are very young in germany. we just started and when i imagine like the same as communist movement and equal equal rights of women, how long that took and still we haven't reached our goals as women. then i can imagine that it will. it will need some time to talk to talk about diversity to reach the goals and to have also here are equal rights. now you've said that there is structural racism in germany. tell us how deep you feel this racism goes it's. it's really deep and the main problem is we don't talk about it. we talk a lot about the right extremes and about nazis, but we don't talk about racism. and it starts in a very young age when it comes to which schools the students go. and there is this some image off by which students can go to the better schools at in the 4th grade that the teacher sky side, which coolest the better school for children. and without really being aware of it, there's this image like children from migrant families can't really achieve much. so you have to send them to the easiest calls, which means later on they won't be able to go to university and the these are things or like in whi

u. k. so i, again, i, i know that again, do the same for them. also, we have managed to contain the bantam again, the 1st few months it was, it was on model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, in all the other countries as with cut and burger in berlin with welcome such support. the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now, what we're talking about the cone, a virus, me stay with us permanently and we have to develop strategies as aware yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff with enough equipment with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon. warner for less than 5 my subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022. and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian, kara juanita who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us. christian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandem

u. k. so i guess i know that again, do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the band to make in the 1st few months? it was, it was a model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, or in all the other countries as were cut and burger in berlin. with welcome such support, the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now, what we're talking about the cone, a virus, me stay with us permanently. and we have to develop strategies as a yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff, with enough equipment, with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon. warner philosophy may subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022 and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian career needed, who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us, kristian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandemic rig

u. k. scotland, wales, and northern on it. it's not the same night clubs, the closed gatherings in any large number off a bit. and there is the fear. i think that it's been expressed that people might be coming from scotland, wales, and northern ireland into england to come and have a party that is being discouraged. all right, from london roy challenge. thank you. well, united states is recorded its highest number of cases yet in a single day. more than 647000 with nearly one and a half 1000 death. get more in this now from john henderson and washington. so virus setting new daily records is, is there an end in sight that as right, it was 30300001 wednesday, marion 562 on thursday. and then that new, astonishing number of 647000 setting new records each day. but columbia university researchers have a model that they say suggest that this particular serge, the omicron surgeon, the virus will peak at least the united states on the week of january 9th. that's the good news. the bad news is that during that 7 day period, they believe there will be

u k. want to believe that we have rule of launch the same fundamental rights and freedoms that we promote in all parts of the world. but what is happening to julian sanchez so clearly political, he has been targeted for his contributions to journalism and his treatment. especially if he has actually added to the united states and prosecuted. there will have implications for public interest reporting around the world for many years to turning to american politics. now the investigations into the january 6th capitol hill riot are proving damaging to fox news. terracon offer is keeping a social distance, but he's here with the details. well, richard, the story is about what fox news hers were publicly telling their audiences that night versus what they were privately texting the white house. earlier in the day, the 3 folks presented laur ingram, sean hannity and brian kill meet. will all pro trump and still are, and as congress women live cheney, a member of the committee investigating the riots revealed, they all texted trump chief of staff, mark meadows that day, imploring him to get the p

we are definitely not in the same places we were 12 months ago. in the u. k least we actually have a much higher number of infections, but it's with a very of which has some reason, appears to be less fairly, less able to cause disease, at least in younger people, be so far the ones who have been infected by but that reduction inability to the might be to in some or in total, incomplete concrete, paul, to the fact that we've had a large scale vaccination program. and we know that the vaccines reduce your risk of getting seriously ill with other variance. and it's perfectly reasonable to see that it's playing paul with chrome as well. so is that probably the main reason why we are in a rather different place to, to where we were a year ago. i've got a got infection needs into all the populations and many really talking about people in their fourties up with not necessarily elderly people. then that situation might and i emphasize it might change and that's what will have to be watched if it's not changing. if indeed it is relatively low level in terms of strat

here, are there any other countries that china is aware of that it behaving the same as australia, the u. s. and the u. k. right now? so i for example, we have the we haven't you, i hope that you can be kind of yes. so i, i persuades dance and any countries from them from the us. yeah. okay. awesome. so for example, you, you, in a to the 20th century, new york was the biggest, loose out the war. and that the emergence of the you is also because you don't want to p for future at all. impede games is for the p for future. so i believe that any countries, including a huge or not part of the us, you can all street it and let sparse belong to support and the politics to politics . i thought at wang when the executive director of the chung young institute for financial studies, thank you very much for joining us, your analogy international. we really appreciate your insight. thank you. you. thank you so now a half or 6 in the evening here at moscow. thanks for joining us. we're naughty international. it's been a busy day so far the evening is not going to slow down. we can guarantee you that we are back soon w

we are definitely not in the same place as we were 12 months ago. in the u. k, at least we actually have a much higher number of infections. but it's with a barrier which for some reason it appears to be less fairly, less able to cause disease, at least in younger people. so far the ones who have been infected by a reduction inability because they might be to in some more, in total, incomplete st. paul, to the fact that we've had a large scale vaccination program, and we know that the vaccines reduce your risk of getting seriously ill with other variance and it's perfectly reasonable to see that it's playing paul with chrome as well. so is that probably the main reason why we are in rather the place to, to where we were a year ago. the same time, many governments seem to be deciding against very harsh, locked down. so that's a good approach. when it's taking into account the, the seemingly low level of hospitalizations and as i said say, fall, the infections in the u. k. at least probably been younger people. and so you would expect a lower level of hospitalisa

u. k. so i, again, i know that again, do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the band to make in the 1st few months? it was, it was a model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, or in all the other countries as were cut when burger in berlin with welcome such support. the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now, we're talking about the cone, a virus may stay with us permanently, and we have to develop strategies as a yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff with enough equipment with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon or not. phyllis will probably subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022 and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian krygier needs, who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us, kristian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandemic rig

u . s. on saturday airlines. the same, the on the corner to the crone of ours is causing mass staffing shortages, or variants is also driving up record case numbers and the u. k. europe, along the remains the u. k. hotspot with more than 122000 new infections in a day while france is also across to 100000 daily cases. for the 1st time, dick relies lift off from a tropical rain forest to the edge of time itself. james, where begins are void back to the birth of the universe. while the largest and most powerful space telescope has a built, has launched from south america assigned his hope, james webb, telescope will help humans, better understand stars and galaxies. but more than 13000000000 years old. glistening post is coming up next. ah ah, hello, i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post. we're breaking format this week with a special program on palestine and israel. the violence that spiraled through the month of may the dispossession of palestinians from jerusalem. the blood that was shed at the alex a mosque, the renewed, brutal onslaught on gaza. and the stories of resistance all sounded uncomfortably familiar. but for a change, it seemed li

u. k. so i, again, i, i know that again, do the same for them also. we, how many st. you contained the band to make in the 1st few months? it was, it was a model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, or in all the other countries. as with catherine burger, in berlin with welcome such support. the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now, what we're talking about, the cone of iris may stay with us permanently, and we have to develop strategies as a yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff, with enough equipment, with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon or not a little tired may subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022 and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian krygier needs, who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us, kristian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandemic right now?

u. k. as well. israel's prime ministers, welcome to plan to offer a full back same dose now. for people in 60 a panel of experts make that recommendation. it is expected. a final approval from the health ministry will be in the coming year, and authorities have been forced to destroy a 1000000 expired cove. it back themes they were already close to expiration when they were delivered. the will help the concessions warning vaccine inequality will prolong the pattern. india's tourism industry has been hit hard by this. so the current variance, even though cases the lower then in many parts of the world, the governments impose new restrictions on inbound travelers. just days after fully reopening its borders poverty met with one afternoon the famous hub on the head was all set for a busy season. it's a favorite among foreign tourists who expected to throng the storied monuments of roger tongue in western india. but now these rooms and hotel lobbies are empty during peak season. plunging the struggling industry into further uncertainty and heavy losses for into listening to them

same rule book. you k, prosecutors say the wife of a u. s. diplomat charged with killing a teenager will face criminal proceedings. after all, answer coolers fled to america. after her car collided with motorist, hurry done outside a u. s. military or a base in england. the tragedy happened more than 2 years ago then mister coolest smalls accused of causing death by dangerous driving. she claimed diplomatic immunity and was allowed to leave the u. k. the done family then filed an extradition request that was rejected by washington, lawyers acting for cyclists on previously admitted that she drove on the wrong side of the road. before colliding with hurried done. they say that's because she had only been in the u. k. 3 weeks and took the right hand lane, quote, instinctively rod seager, an advisor for the done family earlier snow to the program. he thinks their long campaign for justice is finally making progress. we sort of feel this is a combination of almost 2 and a half years now of relentless, tireless campaigning. and for this appalli

same attacking baseline. ah ah, again, up to 30000 households in the u. k. of been without attic tricity for a 6 day after a huge storm calls the biggest power disruption in more than a decade and claimed the lives of 3 people. northern england and parts of scotland were worst affected with many residents forced out of the homes. i come home, it's what it feels. look like, i have no roots. it's a bit tough. sorry, i mean to cry, but it's been hard. like we brought our animals at home that she we got to go for each other one today. and it is to feel very unsettling. you still trying to work and take the kids to school and carry on like normal. but everything feels up to down, you know, really have a base. so it's been hard. well, tens of thousands of people in the north of england are still living without electricity or a power supply for a 6 consecutive day now, and it feels like there's simply no end in sight, because many people have been told that their power won't be restored until at least another week. now i'm in south lakes in cumbria where people are

at the extradition ruling against shooting assange k not only on human rights stay, but also on the same day. the u. s. wrapped up is multinational summit for democracy at which president biden did push for people to be able to breathe freely . well, after that he was seen criticized for not applying the same principles to tooting such. and as we close out, the 1st gathering it's la ursa gather, reaffirm or determination. the future will belong to those who embrace human dignity. not those who trample one wish to potential. other people are those who stifle and who gives people the ability to breathe free. not those who seek the suffocated people with iron hair. this shameful verdict, in a political case against a journalistic and public figure is another manifestation of the cannibalistic world view of the anglo saxon tandem. the west marks international human rights day and the end of the summit for democracy with dignity. this news is devastating. the persecution of julian a sondors, the disgrace. meanwhile, biden is holding his cynical democracy summit and the hypocrisy and the cruelty. now whi

empowered the rise of world leaders from trump to boston. ara, all the same or coming up in today's going underground with fast as the u. k. government introduces a fresh wave of cove. it measures just had a christmas after a new very to concern on the chrome was detected in south africa. let's go straight to jana's, work to speak to professor barry schubert, chair of south africa's ministerial advisory committee on covey. 19 vaccines. thank you so much. a professorship for coming on. we're hearing here of scottish cases that preceded the announcement from south africa let alone cases without any have known travel in london. we don't want to be speculating on where the cobra is going to follow the usual virus path of that more transmission the less and less illness . but what is the situation there? is that basically it high transmission or less more mild disease? yeah, i think i have to push it everything. rio rancho is that is 30 days. you know, you're busy studying this. first of all, this is a brand new bars. and i said, brand new, if you like to, to any of the previous variances are completely different evolutionary

u. k urges portion head of christmas. those sorts survived your tell us. life will never be the same again for the philippines scrambles to send much heated aid to remote communities. as the death toll continues to climb after super typhoon roy and a new era in chalet. former student protested gabrielle burridge promises to be a president that unites the country after winning the runoff election. ah, we begin the program in ethiopia. i took brian rebel forces of announced to retreat, mocking a turning point in a conflict that sent shock waves through the region. a spokesman for the 2 grey pupils aberration francais all fighters with drawing to their northern stronghold of tig wry after months of fighting, where they took over large parts of africa, 2nd most populous country. if opiates, central government, as said the withdrawal is a prerequisite for any peace towards the fight, he has caused a major humanitarian crisis, international mediation efforts. failing to bring about any resolution, rebel say they are withdrawing so that aid can enter, but the central government says it's a cover up for them military setbacks. me

same government that makes decisions for. ready the united kingdom ab. so that's the reason why the u. k is not moving is one, is that the, the devolved governments of those other nations, scotland wales and northern not and have a different political slot. so wales is broadly left to center. scotland is left to center nor the line and has its own power sharing arrangement. the government and westman, so that looks off that england and the u. k. is a right wing, conservative government. it's much more anti locked down anti measures than the other deval hooked or the devote parliaments of, of the united kingdom. and that's why you get this place in approach that the more left wing governments and the other parts of the k all going there and direction them. they're more accepting of lockdown measures than the conservative right when governments in london is. and so we'll get some more comments as the day progresses for the moment. boy, thanks very much. now, credit virus deaths in peru, pav left at least $10000.00 children without one or both of their parents. it's been described as the hi

a matter of interpretation though, because that same data is being looked at by the administration's looking after the health of other parts of the u. k. scotland, wales, northern islands. and they are coming to different conclusions. those nations have all put in place restrictions that england at the moment is choosing to avoid. so your having limitations on how many families can gather together. at the same time, you're having kind of curfews on a public spaces like restaurants, etc, having to close early or don't serve alco, that kind of thing. so it's, it's, it's really boils down to the politics of each of t administrations looking off to reach that particular parts of the u. k. and england, which looked after by the governments in westminster and forest johnson is over libertarian. more right when slump and the other government senate is chosen to hold off the restrictions for at least until after new year's eve, the for hospital rates. keep on going up though it may have to act. of course, we're not going to see the result of all of this until the new year, all these christmas new year gatherings. now think of that really chal

u. k. farming industry, the commitment they've had to make in terms of being eco friendly. and they don't have those same regulations in australia. the concern is that it's not a level playing field. that's a concern. now whenever it comes to you, i know we've talked a lot about these trade deals, but whenever it comes to the u. k, the economy, there still are kind of those concerns hanging over, especially about the latest variant of 19 and it spreads now even though the symptoms are mild, it still has led to a lot of talk that there could be even locked down again in the country what's the latest on that? and is that something that you think that the people would, would comply with if they were to be put in place? ok, a few things on that racial number one, you've probably heard that the netherlands is now totally locked down, locked down and the queen has just announced this is sort of hot news that she has counseling christmas with the royal family at sandringham. and that is huge. for her to do, the reason that's important in this whole mix is people across the u. k. everybody really looks at the cr