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early on new york was _ more from new york. early on new york was the _ more from new york. new york was the centre of i more from new york. early onj new york was the centre of -- new york was the centre of —— epicentre of the virus. the man in charge of the big apple wants to make sure that doesn't happen again. new york city mayor bill de blasio announced all private businesses in the city will need to ensure all of their employees are vaccinated. the enforcement details will be released in the coming weeks. secondly, the mayor says children over five will need to have group of vaccines to dine indoors. bill de blasio described the aggressive measure as a pre—emptive strike ends the new variants in the holiday period and he is confident his mandate will survive the legal challenges which are sure to come. he has less than a month in office and his successor has not committed to the sweeping vaccine mandate yet. also an attempt by the biden administration to get all large employers in the country to require workers to get shots or submit to weekly testing, well, that is sta

sidewalk angels echo hallelujah ♪ ♪ we understand them now more than ever ♪ ♪ merry new york christmas ♪ ♪ new york, new yorkd i'm sending you a merry new york christmas ♪ ♪ and a prayer for peace on earth, it's not too late ♪ ♪ hear the sidewalk angels echo hallelujah ♪ ♪ we understand them, and we hear them say ♪ ♪ merry christmas ♪ ♪ it's a new york city christmas, yeah ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, it's 8:56. i'm scott mcgrew. as 2022 approaches, the fast spreading omicron variant certainly forcing many families to alter their new year's eve plans. some families scrambling to get last minute party supplies, bigger celebrations getting smaller and infectious disease expert with stanford university says despite all of the precautions next week they do expect to see covid cases increase. >>> happening now, the fda is planning to expand eligibility for the pfizer booster shot monday. sources tell nbc news the agency will expand that to children ages 12 to 15. and of course there are new laws going into effect. we will tell them all to you on the midday news. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to

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new orleans - >> new orleans, chicago, madison. >> jimmy: chicago, madison, wisconsin. new york, new york >> new york> yeah. >> jimmy: at the airport and you've taken photos, and you've brought the photos to our show >> yes >> jimmy: and can i show the photo first or do you want to talk about the situation >> well, i'll tell you, you know, we are in the middle of a pandemic and i was in between cities and i was hungry and so, i scoured the airport for a place to sit alone, away from everyone to be as safe as i could to take my mask off and eat. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i laid out all of my food on the seat next to me. and right as i started eating, and i'm telling you, the area was empty. show the picture [ laughter ] these are all empty seats. so are these [ laughter ] so are across from her >> jimmy: but right behind - >> so was the whole row that she was sitting in but she sat right there. right behind me. >> jimmy: this other photo is something that we can all help you with you brought us a problem that we can give you a solution >> i'm hoping. here's the thing i don't follow a lot of pop culture, a

new york christmas ♪ ♪ new york new yorkas ♪ ♪ it's a new york city christmas yeah ♪ ♪ merry new york christmas ♪ >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. the city's tenderloin district is under a state of emergency. the police presence is to increase and addressing the drug abuse, and mental health concerns in that part of the city, and they plan to open up a linkage site there in the part of the city to open up sites to help people get off drugs, and today, we will have a report of how the city will respond to the new order. >>> and there is a record holiday traveling city, but many airlines are canceling flights. and coming up at 11:00, the cause of the cancellations. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no

next thing you know, they're calling 911, there's a shooting at new york, new york, or new york. there's a shooting at bellagio as a shooting at traffic at all because these people are interpreting what they're seeing as the shooting happening right then. and there in front of the was just a person running in the door, this money from running from this point, trying to find out where they can find the officers don't know what's happening out there where they were told. okay, they're trying to investigate and find out what's going on. and if somebody runs up to them and says, hey, you know there's a shooting moth, tropicana or there's something going on at new york york, they're not in a position to judge how valid that claim is. they're gonna have to now report that back and they're going through the recordings, insert the characteristics of the way forums and from the examples i've looked at here, there is a single shooter involved in this incident. i have an good footage from 7 am that morning until 12 pm the next day from 6 different camera angles. the attorneys asked me to ana

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new york. city and state new york magazine, there pick for top political winner of the year in new york was ericdams, the incoming governor of new york city. the rise of eric adams and black new york is the headline in the new york times opinion page. their focus is on eric adams and his path to city mayor. we will go to john. good morning. your picks for political winner and loser of the year. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. host: your pick? do you agree with andrew cuomo being a loser and eric adams nina winner? caller: i think i do. host: anyone else you want to add to the mix? caller: not really. no. host: that was john in new york. diana, good morning. caller: i would like to say that i am an older white woman. the biggest loser politically is trump. as of december 5 on 60 minutes, there was a young lady who spoke about how she was watching on the computer the election of 2016. she noticed the russians were interfering with the vote. according to her information, she couldn't say much. the winner of that particular person was influenced by the russians. she went to prison for four yea

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that up was to build renewables here in upstate new york and brink that renewable energy into new york city, and we did that we proposed a project to new york state, and last month we won what will be the largest renewable energy project ever built in the united states, an $11 billion project. we're partners with a company called invenergy based in chicago, and the project is called clean path. it will donate 60% of clean energy to new york city, all renewable, solar and wind power in new york state. based upon that -- go ahead. >> no, no. i was going to jump in and try to bring miguel in to explain how he's going to do that. >> right so i was going to say, based on the success of that, we really -- in speaking to our government partners across the country, we realize that this problem urban load centers and dirty grids is something that's consistent throughout the country, and we realized we had a business opportunity to help clean that up, and we reached out we did a search and hired who i

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alix: -- david: you come to new york and you're the queen of new york for the princess of new york because you're very young. you're in your 20's. you made a lot of money by any normal standard and you're the queen of the fashion world. how do you top that? >> there is no such thing as going to the top top top and continuing to go to the top. it is very important. i always make a point to tell people that sometimes when you're at the very top, that time that i was on the cover of newsweek and the front page of the wall street journal and everybody was buying my dresses and i was acclaimed as a big success, i myself already knew that things were so easy because in a way i had saturated the market. quays everybody had a wrap dress and nobody needed to buy another . that is right. everybody had many wrap dresses. then i licensed. i license my dress business to a company that i thought had more experience than i did and they continued to develop and i decided to start a cosmetic him any. >> while you are doing that, you led the very interesting life of the socialite of -- socialite in this enm

here in new york, as we learn of these new cases, including at least five cases here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, at least four states now reporting cases of the new omicron variant. new york late today reporting five new infections. >> literally there are five cases identified today in the state of new york. >> reporter: and in colorado, a fully vaccinated woman who was eligible for a booster but hadn't received one. >> it is somebody who just traveled to southern africa and returned. she is experiencing mild symptoms and is isolating at home. >> reporter: and in minnesota, authorities calling a new case there a wakeup call, detecting the variant in a resident who had returned from new york city where he attended an anime conference the weekend before thanksgiving at the javits center. officials suspect the man was likely infected at the conference, seen here, where the 53,000 attendees were required to have at least one vaccine shot and wear masks. >> everyone was vaccinated, though, so i'm not too worried, but obviously variants are complicated. >> reporter: new york's governor kathy hochul is now urging those people to get tested. >> we do anticipate they'll be more ca

award-winning producer had he served as presidential historian for both new york post new york historical and sandinista a contributor to the new york times, the washington post, the boston globe and the author of numerous books in his most recent new york times bestseller, is american moonshine, john f. kennedy in the great space race. just before we begin i ask you please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices and remember to keep your mask on. please note with the exception of her house photographer, we are not permitting photography this morning afraid and please join me in welcoming our guests. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, welcome bob fast, robert caro and as the added attraction, bob woodward and what an honor it is to spend some one-on-one time with you. new york historical society and will then going to open it up for questions and some were putting up cards out for about a 40 minute conversation and with trent his book, just number one in the charts, he done incredibly well and so much news going on. i would be remiss to buy did not ask him the burning question of the moment braided right out of th

you know, what we are talking about vaccinated new york, seeing record numbers of cases, both new york state and new yorkl like everybody in this town now knows ten people who tested positive, and that includes at "snl." that is why "snl" is scaling back, it is because crew members, perhaps others, tested positive. it will be hard to put on a normal show tonight. to answer your question, pamela, it will not be a fully live show. they will probably rely on some taped programs, some things in the can from earlier in the week, so it will be a very different "snl." as a symbol of where we are i think it is significant because these cultural moments, these entertainment icons, they are symbols of where we are, how far we have come, and yet how quality of life and how life is still being disrupted by this virus. i think, pamela, it is because nobody quite know was to do in this new normal where you have, again, in new york city a largely vaccinated community protected from the virus, and yet because lots of people are testing positive, having the sniffles, having a version of the flu or the cold, people are ta

new york. city and state new york magazine, there pick for top political winner of the year in new york was eric adams, the incoming governor of new york city. the rise of eric adams and black new york is the headline in the new york times opinion page. their focus is on eric adams and his path to city mayor. we will go to john. good morning. your picks for political winner and loser of the year. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. host: your pick? do you agree with andrew cuomo being a loser and eric adams nina winner? caller: i think i do. host: anyone else you want to add to the mix? caller: not really. no. host: that was john in new york. diana, good morning. caller: i would like to say that i am an older white woman. the biggest loser politically is trump. as of december 5 on 60 minutes, there was a young lady who spoke about how she was watching on the computer the election of 2016. she noticed the russians were interfering with the vote. according to her information, she couldn't say much. the winner of that particular person was influenced by the russians. she went to prison for four y

york or pro-freedom states like florida. if you look at the data the choice is crystal clear, new york with its vaccine passport and crippling restrictions currently has a hospitalization rate nearly three times higher than florida's. new york's death rate is four times higher than florida and on top of that florida's unemployment rate is only 4.7%, new york, 6.6%. new york congressman lee selden is also running for governor of new york. welcome to the ingrandma angle. i will give you an easy one. or the governor of new york, how do you handle covid moving forward? >> first you have to value freedom, you have to respect people are smart enough to make their own decisions talking with their own doctors. the left is run out of ideas so they are talking mandates, lockdowns, fines, firings instead of early access to advanced treatment and therapeutics. following science as opposed to having the science follow the politics as we get new information from omicron in south africa, same thing playing here, the data, the facts, the truth is telling us that the peak time may be narrower, hospitalizations are lower, reactions milder. it is contagious but the reactions might even be more milder than the mild prediction people are making. let's also look at the science behind natural immunity. people have gotten covid and there is no research that is o

new york city. he's the mayor -- >> martha: he's the mayor of new york city. he wants that unit back on the street. i spoke with a new yorke with a new york city detective that said to me in june of 2020 -- let's take turns here. i let you answer. let me ask you a new question and then i'm going to let you respond. i spoke with a new york city detective when that unit was debanded. he said mark my words, there will be kids dying, this will be bad. 21 children have been killed in the streets of new york, mostly in gang violence. the purpose of this unit that he wants to put back on the street, this is his plan, was to clean up illegal guns and violence. what is wrong with putting this unit back on the street if it keeps children of new york city and adults safer? >> okay. there's this thing called the constitution. the fourth amendment protects us against illegal search and seizure. >> martha: right. >> secondly, this unit has been responsible for the most high profile deaths in the city. he isn't saying what he's going to do differently. for your journalistic integrity, ask the right question. what is his actual plan? he'

new cases of the omicron variant discovered in at least three more states here in the u.s., including five cases discovered here in new york tonight. after california, now minnesota, colorado and new york, and what new yorkals said just moments ago, this is breaking now. health officials in colorado late today saying the woman who recently traveled to south africa tested positive for the new variant. and we learned today a man in minnesota, who traveled to a convention here in new york city, attended by 53,000 people, also tested positive. both of those cases today involved fully vaccinated people with only mild symptoms. tonight, president biden and his new plan to combat covid and this variant. tonight, the at-home test kits paid by your insurance company. and a number you can text right

new cases of the omicron variant discovered in at least three more states here in the u.s., including five cases discovered here in new york tonight. after california, now minnesota, colorado and new york, and what new york officials said just moments ago, this is breaki iin now. health officials in colorado late today saying the woman who recently traveled to south africa tested positive for the new variant. and we learned today a man in minnesota, who traveled to a convention here in new york c city, attended by 53,000 people, also tested positive. both of those cases today involved fully vaccinated people with only mild symptoms. tonight, president biden and his new plan to combat covid and this variant. tonight, the at-home test kits paid by your insurance company. and a number you can text right on your phone to learn where boosters are available in your own community. we'll have that number for you tonight. >>> also this evening, how effective will the vaccines be against this new variant? and why have we heard seemingly different messages from pfizer and mow der that? tonight, we're inside in moderna facility where they are working on a vaccine to take direct aim at that new variant if needed. mar

new york doing — involved in recruiting. i was in new york doing press — involved in recruiting. i was in new yorks of motherhood? he is an extreme example. i've always felt that i'm a better mummy when i feel creatively fulfilled. so i'm very lucky i get to do both things. i love myjob. and i get to have lots of time my children. but when young leda, you know, it doesn't feel like her partner is as appreciative of her brain and her ability, as of his own. and that's when things start to go a bit wrong. i can really understand why she's, you know, she's at the end of her tether. she's not being seen and heard. yeah. that's when anyone, any parent, feels that if they can't do the job, you know. one of the standout scenes as you singing living on a prayer by bon jovi. ~ . , , jovi. when i was writing, i even put all the lyrics _ jovi. when i was writing, i even put all the lyrics down _ jovi. when i was writing, i even put all the lyrics down and _ jovi. when i was writing, i even put all the lyrics down and i _ jovi. when i was writing, i even put all the lyrics down and i thought. jovi. when i was

so some numbers for you to break down exactly what new york city and new york says they're seeing. new yorked 109d children hospitalized with covid from december 18th to december 23rd. 68 of those children are admitted to the children sewly because of covid-19. 41 children were admitted for another reason but have a covid positive case. this upkick is not just children who have a broken bone but no covid symptoms and found out they had covid later. most of the children hospitalized right now. that is the sole reason they are there. joel? >> interesting to see that break down, how much does it concern you to hear about this trend in new york, especially considering many pediatric cases involve children under five. can new york savely return kids to school less than a week from now? >> it is really concerning, just in the last week 200,000 cases nationally and it has risen by 38 pakistan nationally. in new york a 400%% rise. i'm concerned by what will happen in a week from now and in the entire month of january. i urge all parents that have a children to get vax maded. there is only 17% of ch

new york. there's about 50000 a day in new york state. well, more than half of those coming from right here in new york city, new york city has become the epicenter of the new coverage search here in the united states. so the judge is saying to the jury and told the lawyers on both sides, that she might extend the jury deliberations today through the evening, perhaps. if necessary. she's just worried that the longer this goes on, the bigger chance that one of the jurors could come down with the virus and that would completely hold the deliberations. so that is why she is making these changes and really raising the red flag if you will, of warning and sort of hinting to the jury directly. let's get, let's get a decision. let's get a verdict as soon as you can, because it's for everybody safety, according to the judge. all right, thanks so much gabriel. i was on the now tesla found that ellen mosque is facing a backlash in china after beijing said his satellites had to close encounters with it's space station. earlier this year, the claims have not been verified. got beijing has complained to the u. n. space agency joining us live from dublin is le

new cases of the omicron variant discovered in at least three more states here in the u.s., including five cases discovered here in new york tonight. after california, now minnesota, colorado and new york, and what new yorkls said just moments ago, this is breaki iin now. health officials in colorado late today saying the woman who recently traveled to south africa tested positive for the new variant. and we learned today a man in minnesota, who traveled to a convention here in new york c city, attended by 53,000 people, also tested positive. both of those cases today involved fully vaccinated people with only mild symptoms. tonight, president biden and his new plan to combat covid and this variant. tonight, the at-home test

new cases in the new york area, as well as other parts of the country. all this as new york state breaks the record in new covid cases for four straight days. in new york city, where 71% of eligible residents are fully vaccinated, a race against the omicron variant. >> it's very transmissible. it moves fast, we have to move faster. >> reporter: there's a surge in demand for covid tests, and the wait could take hours. and here's what happened in one line. >> if you are here for the covid test, i don't have it. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., the mayor declared a state of emergency today, and new restrictions. >> we will be instituting a d.c. government vaccine mandate to include boosters. >> reporter: but there's positive news today from moderna, the company revealing a new study showing its booster provides a 37-fold increase in antibodies against omicron, compared to its two-dose regiment.e regiment. an and there is fresh evidence of covid's startling impact on the unvaccinated. the massachusetts health department reports that those who have not received a vaccine dose are 31 times more likely to test positive, than those who are vaccinated with a b

new york thought that the pandemic was over. well, clearly, that is definitely not the case. the numbers here in new york are staggering. 28000 new infections in 24 hour period in new york state of those 17000 just here in new york city. at a time when the busy travel season is happening here. and there is also, i should mention, a flood of tourists here as well that come for the christmas season, a holiday season here in new york as well. city and state officials are saying do not panic their messages. this is not the same as march 2020. they say the numbers might be the same in terms of infections. people getting infected by krona virus, but they say the city and state are much more prepared, particularly because about 81 percent of new yorkers are fully vaccinated. with that said, though, this is spreading very fast here. can you talk to anyone? and they all say it seems like everybody is touching on me right now here. and you can see from these lines with the testing sites, there's definitely a demand for testing. thank you so much. gabriel xander reporting from new york to china. now we're more than 13000000 people have been ordered to stay home in the eastern city of gi

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new york city, for a second. as we talked about, new york state is having record-breaking numbers, new york city is having a huge spike in cases. new york city is a highly vaccinated city. but you probably heard about their big upswing in cases recently. look at this. and at first glance i know this looks boring. it has a good payoff in a second, trust me. so this is covid cases in new york city, week by week, and it is the covid cases going back to late september. the number of covid cases being reported per 100,000 people in new york city from late september until now. and you can see this number -- these numbers go up. starting right at thanksgiving, in late november, the new covid numbers started ticking up in new york city. they pop up a little bit, right? but you know what, put the label on that line. that number that we have -- that part of that chart that we were looking at, that line there, that is how the cases haveriesen in risen in new york city of those vaccinated. watch this. bink. this, in the same time period in the same city, this is how cases have risen in new york city among people who are not

new york city in 1776. the british capture that city on september 15, 1776 and held it for the rest of the war. and they really turned it into fortress new york. >> yeah. >> and washington was outside new yorkor most of the rest of the war. spent a winter in valley forge as we know but he's outside new york jonesing to attack new york. but he never did. he never tried the amphibious result because he realized how disastrous it it would have been. so he would make plans and always cancel them and we as americans can be glad he did. had he done the assault it would have really hurt the american cause. so i start off by the section by saying that washington started off the war as a bad general. he became a great general because he learned sometimes that most effective thing for a general to do is nothing. and his big contribution was his self restraint. >> now, and i think that this is so compelling, to think about a lot of times too, i think that the american revolution is portrayed, you know, as -- as this revolution that people are surprised that the americans win. but you make it seem like in your book that this is -- that it's nearly unwinnable for the british. in that, you know, all the

in his 1900 speech to the new york architect said, new york city has one got the got of money. nothing has change in a 100 years. new york city trade, my money, but ambition. we want to build this want to build this. but how do you with, if you build a private skyscraper for your client? how do you contribute something to the city? you have to make some gesture to the public like well worth building. i mean, they spent a ton of money on the coupon, on the, on the spire of woolworth, which was mister woolworth's office. after all took a private office of a millionaire. but it's something glorious it's, it's, it's, it's like a church i represent ration ah, chrysler building. has that incredible sort of needle that was put on to it at the very end. so i think there's a lot to be said that within the private world of her money, there was an ambition to, to add a civic dimension to it. i think that's part of what makes new york still a very, very interesting said yes. so many other studies that have a lot of tall buildings, but so what you york script system initially brought in to facilitate the parceling out of land. in sim

new york delete the sky really was the limit. oh, for me, new york created, but we imagined modern metropolis to be the the new york skyline is the new cities around the world, spicy whether consciously or unconsciously. ah, when america's enemies wanted to attack this country, they chose to attack the new york skyline. specifically its tallest buildings. 13 years later, the success of one world trade center is nearing completion. the architect chosen in a public boat to come up with a master plan for this site was in many respects, a quintessential new yorker. i was an immigrant from new york and there's something so amazing about arriving by ship with old other immigrants from all countries. looking at that silhouette and saying, my god, this is, this is like seeing something out of out of the moon it's, it's not possible that people are build this kind of magical city. ah, new york is the best school of architecture, the city itself. as you look at the streets, as you look the way buildings are being built. as you look at the density of new york, ah, and you see how hard people work in new york city, a lot about architecture b

i mean, you look at the "new york times," "the new york times" hates israel, hates them. and they're jewish people that run "the new york times." >>> also this hour, new reporting from "the new york times" inside the concentrated among trump allies to do whatever they cannot to talk to the january 6th committee and try to run out the clock on their investigation. >> i did invoke my fifth amendment rights to every question not because i have done anything wrong but because i am fully aware of the house democrats' long history of fabricating perjury charges on the basis of comments that are innocuous, immaterial, or irrelevant. >>> plus, what may be the most intriguing political development involving the january 6th committee this week. mitch mcconnell is apparently a fan. >> we're watching the investigation that's occurring over in the house, reading about it like everyone else, and it will be interesting to see what facts they find. it was a horrendous event, and i think that what they're seeking to find out is something the public needs to know. >>> we are going to look into what mcconnell may be up to. meanwhile, the

new york city for a second. as we talked about, new york state is having record breaking numbers. new york city is having a huge spike in cases. new york city is a highly vaccinated city. you probably heard about their big upswing in cases recently. just look at this. and at first glance i know this looks boring. by that has a really, really good payoff in a second. trust me. this is covid cases in new york city week by week and it is the covid cases going back to late september. the number of covid cases being reported per 100,000 people in new york city, from late september until now. and you can see, these numbers go up. you are starting right at thanksgiving and late november, the numbers started picking up. and they pop up a little bit, right? but you know what? put the label on that line. that number who, the part of the trial that we are looking, at that line there, that's how the cases have risen among people who are vaccinated, in new york city. yes, they have gone up, for sure. and watch this. bank! this is the same time period. yeah, they both started to go up at the same time.

. ♪ welcome to new york ♪ ♪ it's been waitin' for you ♪ ♪ welcome to new york ♪ >>> welcome to new yorkple. not so much a stress on the big, though, because it's known for big crowds, big skyscrapers, big dreams, big opportunities, but -- >> this morning we're getting a look at what might be the tiniest apartment in new york city. will ganss has more. >> axel weber is a georgia native who works as a bouncer at wicked willie's downtown. this gives him what it takes to make it in the big apple. >> here's what it's like living in the smallest apartment in new york. whatever your expectations are, lower them. >> axel weber is brand-new to new york city but already feeling right at home. >> right next to the sink is conveniently located the kitchen. >> all 100 square feet of it. >> my living quarters. yeah, that's what the place was missing. >> the slightly less than luxurious apartment tour. >> i have two beds and only one me. sometimes i'm a queen guy, and sometimes a twin. closet. that's the whole place. >> wracking up more than 20 million views on tiktok. >> they'll be like, homie, that'

new york, trial. our correspondent in new york. thank _ trial. our correspondent in new york, thank you _ trial. es. the health secretary sajid javid says some cases aren't related to travel meaning it's now spreading in the community. scientists believe omicron could soon become the dominant variant in the uk. here's our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. this scottish school, the first in the uk to be suspected of an omicron outbreak. parents were told last night to keep pupils away and switch to remote learning after two classes and multiple teachers had to self—isolate. this afternoon, the health secretary told mps omicron had now been reported in 52 countries around the world, and that in the uk, there was community transmission in multiple regions. we don't yet have a complete picture of whether omicron causes more severe disease or indeed how it interacts with the vaccines, and so we can't say for certain at this point whether omicron has the potential to knock us off our road to recovery. and labour responded, calling on ministers to commit to a framework of tighter controls for the