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National infrastructure, transport and food processing. these tests are separate and in addition to those already allocated to public services such as an education where we have delivered 31 million testing kits to schools and colleges. the new term. we have the biggest testing programme in europe, registering twice as many tests as france and four as many as germany. as month alone redistribute a 300 million lateral flow devices enabling millions of people to get tested and keep their loved one...

That our health service went into this wave of infections with the largest waiting list on record, the longest waiting time is on record and major staff shortages? after a decade of tory mismanagement, the nhs wasn�*t prepared for covid and didn�*t have the spare capacity to cope with 0micron. it is notjust that the conservatives didn�*t fix the roof when the sun was shining, they dismantled the roof and removed they dismantled the roof and removed the floorboards. now, mr speaker, getting...

On the colourful language. i think thats a bit out of place for a president to say. the message is that he wants to improve things, but his form of words wasnt great. at the vaccine centre, theyre ramping up shots before schools resume next week, hoping to stem the 0micron surge. among the messages, "my biggest dream is that covid ends." sometimes children just put it best. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. here in the uk, prime minister borisjohnson has confirmed with mps that he plans to stick to pl...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton, and kate proctor, editor of politics home and the house magazine. welcome back to both of you, welcome back to both of you, happy welcome back to both of you, happy new year. the is headline — daily tests for 100,000 key workers as prime minister sticks with plan b measures, at an announcement in downing street. the metro quotes borisjohnson, who insists england can rid...

Tonight at ten, lawyers for prince andrew argue for the first time in court, that the sexual assault civil lawsuit against him should be thrown out. they say he cant be sued because of an agreement signed by his accuser, virginia giuffre. but will the court agree? thejudge was quite aggressive in his questioning of prince andrews attorneys as they raised technical argument after technical argument, trying to get virginias case dismissed. the judge did not seem to be having any of it. well have t...

Going to go, even though right now it feels slightly better than it did this time last year. so, what might happen now? there was a chance to find out more at the downing street briefing. would you say it is now unlikely, or highly unlikely, that further restrictions will be introduced in england? i would say we have a good chance of getting through the 0micron wave without the need for further restrictions and without the need, certainly, for a lockdown. people need to stay home because they ha...

My standpoint, its still a soft call because your wave, of course, your 0micron rave dovetailed onto the delta wave so perhaps the reason for the appearance of the severity was because so many of your "infections were in fact reinfection following delta —— 0micron wave. im not sure we have that same situation so well have to see how it pans out —— reinfections. but i am extremely worried. out -- reinfections. but i am extremely worried.— extremely worried. worrying times of course _ ex...

Dominic hughes, bbc news. lets get more on those uk figures now and speak to our health correspondent, tim muffett. what conclusions can be drawn from those 0ffice what conclusions can be drawn from those office for national statistics data? i those office for national statistics data? ~ . ., data? i think we are getting a clearer sense _ data? i think we are getting a clearer sense of _ data? i think we are getting a clearer sense of where - data? i think we are getting a l clearer sense of whe...

They are isolating or because they have covid themselves. where does that leave any potential future decision on further measures in england? decision on further measures in encland? . ~ , decision on further measures in encland? , ., england? picking up that last point, we talk with — england? picking up that last point, we talk with the _ england? picking up that last point, we talk with the nhs _ england? picking up that last point, we talk with the nhs being - we talk with the nhs being ov...

Are likely to prolong the pandemic rather than ending it. by diverting supply to countries that already have high levels of vaccination coverage, giving the virus more opportunity to spread and mutate. no country can boost its way out of the pandemic. and boosters cannot be seen as a ticket to go ahead with the planned celebrations without the need for other precautions. theres much more on our website about all the developments on this story, including this analysis by our health and science co...