untilthen, we 'ust thou~ht wolverhampton. untilthen, we 'ust thought she — wolverhampton.ther other people died but i do know other residents were affected and contracted covid—19 as a part of this. contracted covid-19 as a part of this. ~ :, _ , , , :, this. went to the system set up to hrotect this. went to the system set up to protect your _ this. went to the system set up to protect your safety _ this. went to the system set up to protect your safety first _ this. went to the system set up to protect your safety first snow - this. went to the system set up to | protect your safety first snow there was a problem? they started processing nhs testing on the 2nd of september but from day one, they were giving out false negatives and an estimated 43,000 until the health security agency stopped them from processing nhs tests on the 12th of october. these government court documents showed that on the 14th of september, the you uk was informed of an unusual spike and people testing positive and lateral flow tests but then negative on pcr. but instead of closing the lad then, t

did that tell you that not much has changed over the last 30 or a0 years in wolverhampton or not?story is a very positive one, in that in the seventies their fans were known for wearing kkk hoods to matches. my mum wouldn't allow me out of the house if wolves were playing. but now they've got a massively diverse fan base. we've had a captain himself who was half punjabi in recent memory. but they did boo the taking of the knee, and at that same match, someone was caught doing monkey chants to rio ferdinand, who was there to commentate on the match. so, i think that's really depressing and we've got a lot of work still to do. and in terms of your personal story, the honesty with which you've talked about your unease at being disconnected as a successful sort ofjournalist in the metropolitan elite in london, disconnected from your punjabi—born parents and from yourfamily in india, has that been resolved within you or do you feel that sense of disconnection still? no. i feel like the two parts of my identity are now more connected because i know about the history. i know that the sik

game and coming to the wolverhampton game and coming to the wolverhampton game.ut. for me the experts are the scientists and the doctors, and we should _ scientists and the doctors, and we should follow their guidelines. they should _ should follow their guidelines. they should be _ should follow their guidelines. they should be asked, the premier league should _ should be asked, the premier league shoutd ask— should be asked, the premier league should ask them, not the managers, they should — should ask them, not the managers, they should ask them. because health atways— they should ask them. because health always comes in position number one, above _ always comes in position number one, above everything. if there is one common— above everything. if there is one common behaviour in this pandemic over the _ common behaviour in this pandemic over the last year, it is that we atways— over the last year, it is that we atways act— over the last year, it is that we always act too late, always. and that is _ always act too late, always. and that is mine went from one h

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as well as the one between wolverhampton, watford will not take place on boxing day as scheduled. the premier league has now postponed 12 games due to covered the last 2 weeks, but has rejected breaking off the season over the holiday. organizers of the winter olympics and beijing said they're prepared for a quote, small scale of coven, 1900 cases at the upcoming games in china. they acknowledged that the probability of transmission is high with the influx of foreigners, but don't expect it to affect the schedule unless there is a large outbreak. winter games will take place in february. no overseas fans will be allowed and athletes will live in a closed bubble that contains spread of the cronum barrels. the final days before the christmas holidays are a busy time for many not least for delivery. people rushing christmas presents purchased online to inpatient customers before the big deadline, but there still some places on earth that move at a slower pace like this remote canyon in the north west of the us. take a look. this isn't a sightseeing tour. it's the weekly postal run th

. - willard was brought up in wolverhampton and now lives in birmingham.arved a little bird perched on the point of a toothpick. she said, it's too big. so, you know, then i started to say to myself, well, if i don't make it real small, my mum won't appreciate it. my mum would always say the diamond is in the dustbin, meaning people would throw them into a bin and not realise what is in there until they take the lid off and realise they have thrown a diamond in there. and that is what autistic people are, they are diamonds. the techniques he uses are fascinating. he also has a photographic memory. to create this type of artwork, i have to slow down my breathing. i have to work in between my heartbeat. i have to make sure the pulse on my finger doesn't cause any problem. because when you are working on this microscopic level you have external forces that interfere with your work. i have to avoid that by working at night to avoid any traffic vibration or anything like that. it's like trying to put a pin through a bubble without bursting the bubble. willard's

due to outbreaks, and coven 19 the class between liverpool and leads, as well as the one between wolverhampton and watford will not take place on boxing day as scheduled, the premier league has now postpone 12 games due to cove it in the last 2 weeks, but has rejected breaking off a season over the holidays. german artist anselm keifer has devoted much of his work to the atrocities committed by the nazis during world war 2. and a new exhibition of large scale works in paris. kieffer place pays tribute to the german language poet palsy law and his suffering during the holocaust lines. of verse scribbled in chalk on paintings next to a bunker everywhere. the dedication to paul salon, the poet who used verse to process his memories of the holocaust, is the artist anselm keeper's personal hero. oversized work stand like proud panels in the sparsely illuminated space. then obviously the, the i thought i could write a poem up on the slate up there. go, well i think the skies like a big, slight void of i don't think most of all i wanted the audience to concentrate in ceylon, not the painter to is wag

. - willard was brought up in wolverhampton and now lives in birmingham. if i don't make it real small, my mum won't appreciate it." my mum would always say "the diamonds in the dustbin", meaning people would throw them into a bin and not realise what's in there until they take the lid off and realise they've thrown a diamond in there. and that's what autistic people are, they're diamonds. the techniques he uses are fascinating. he also has a photographic memory. to create this type of artwork, i have to slow down my breathing. i have to work in between my heartbeat. i have to make sure the pulse on my finger doesn't cause any problem. because when you're working on this microscopic level, you have external forces that interfere with your work. i have to avoid that by working at night to avoid any traffic vibration or anything like that. it's like trying to put a pin through a bubble without bursting the bubble. willard's work, ranging from a dragon to the boxer tyson fury, can be seen at birmingham contemporary art gallery. the exhibition here opened four

andrew moon is at the brighton and hove albion game tonight, they are taking on wolverhampton wanderers double vaccination or negative test this season of the cloud is now saying they would check around 20% of those who come through the area to check and see if they have their passport on them. there are also asking fans to fill in a form but ticket holders left only after in with the whole season and they're asked to wear masks inside they're asked to wear masks inside the stadium when they're not eating or drinking. desperate to try to keep fans inside the ground after so long with empty stadiums. it is not just off the pitch that is an issue, they have three players in the covid—i9 who will not be able to play here tonight. let's look at some of the day's other news 74 7a people are now confirmed to have died and many more confirmed missing. endorse springs, one worst affected places were as much is 75% of the town is believed to have been destroyed. he is taking his position behind the podium and let's have a little listen to what he is saying. kentucky, making this one of the deadl

covid—19 in the premier league board regrettably agreed to call off the boxing day fixtures so wolverhamptonday at 12:30pm and the premier league says it is aware of the decision to postpone these decisions and it will disappoint supporters and it understands the frustrations at a special time of year. but it says it is trying to give people as much notice as possible and safety is the priority. as european countries enter the christmas period — the 0micron variant is turning into the dominant strain in a number of countries — notjust here in the uk. spain has indicated it will bring back compulsory mask—wearing outdoors. the country ended mandatory outdoor mask use in latejune, while still requiring them indoors in public spaces or in crowded outdoor spaces where social distancing was impossible. in australia's most populous state, new south wales, authorities are proposing taking a far tougher stance against those choosing to remain unvaccinated , charging them for covid medical costs. 0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil has more. this idea was mentioned by the new south wales state

preston and even at 10:52am is getting as far as preston they will take a break but pick up again at wolverhamptonrail have said all the way throuthanuary they will be running a special timetable, ten to 15% fewer trains and they are expecting a lot of people to be off sick or isolating because of covid. i’ge people to be off sick or isolating because of covid.— because of covid. i've looked at some of the _ because of covid. i've looked at some of the train _ because of covid. i've looked at some of the train operators i because of covid. i've looked atj some of the train operators and because of covid. i've looked at i some of the train operators and they are saying, our customer relations team will not be back until tomorrow, our phone lines are incredibly busy. in terms of customer help, some of them are not available to answer those questions today. if you have a ticket by train that has been cancelled, how does it work at this time of year? weill. work at this time of year? well, it's really straightforward. i work at this time of year? well, it's really straightforward. you i it's really st