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At this stage, the cases have been rising very fast. some indications that the speed of that acceleration is slowing down, but it hasnt necessarily been met with an equivalent rise in hospitalizations or severe cases. of course, that is something that everybody is watching extremely closely. theres always a lag between a wave rising and then hospitalizations and then tragically, deaths. but at this stage, clinicians and ambulance workers and health workers ive been speaking to constantly over th...

Have some breathing space and get into 2022 hoping like hell to put 2021 behind them. conservative commentator alex dean. omicron was first reported in south africa. ive been speaking to professor shabir madhi, professor of vaccinology at vits university injohannesburg. he explained what we know about the variant so far and the latest situation in the country. i dont suspect that omicron will be any more severe —— any less via your lips than previous variants. i think whats really driving th...

Disregard for the rules at the heart of government, and claimed he was unfit to lead the country. for day after day, the prime minister and his team tried to brush off to deny reports of a party or get—togethers around government, when social mixing was burnt a year ago. this is the latest in a torrent of stories that suggests otherwise. chris mason, bbc news. people in england aged between 30 and 39 can book their booster jab from tomorrow. the acceleration of the vaccination programme comes ...

Should in normal times be a safe conservative seat so any change there would be a huge shock. it is also really be quick because the mps will vote on these public health measures that we have been talking about. these new restrictions. that comes on tuesday and even though labour is going to back them so they are likely to pass and become law, they are about 60 conservative mps over who had said that they will not support them so you can expect a lot more sort of internal argument as this week p...

Of a party or get—togethers around government, when social mixing was banned a year ago. this is the latest in a torrent of stories that suggests otherwise. chris mason, bbc news. people in england aged between 30 and 39 can book their booster jab from tomorrow. the acceleration of the vaccination programme comes, as scientists warn that the uk could face record levels of infection, without further restrictions. our reporter simonjones has more. its a national mission, the health secretary say...

Make no mistake, its quite significant, the acceleration of the booster alert in england, with the prime minister saying extra resources would be given to scotland, wales and northern ireland, to accelerate their own lead. in england, he is talking about bringing forward a target from seven weeks to three weeks, so the previous target was to offer everyone a boosterjab who was eligible, adults who were eligible, by the end of january. now they say they want to get those jabs into peoples charms ...

Independence, but the french president emmanuel macron said that france would be less beautiful without new caledonia and to give you an idea of how far it is from france, it is about 20,000 kilometres, so this is a vote that has global ramifications. phil mercer, thank _ has global ramifications. phil mercer, thank you _ has global ramifications. phil mercer, thank you very much. people in england aged between 30 and 39 can book their booster jab from tomorrow. the acceleration of the vaccinati...

Forever. to say the situation cannot continue forever. partial results indicate that voters in the pacific territory of new caledonia have voted no to independence from france. the french high commission estimated that about forty percent of voters had cast their ballots shortly before the polls closed. pro—independence groups had called for a boycott of the vote, to allow the territory to properly mourn those whove died from coronavirus. it was the third and final referendum on whether new ca...

To be angry at them. peoples irritation with what happened in government a year ago collides with the reality of now, another winter where those who are leaders are shaping the rules and the collective response to a resurgence of the virus. chris mason, bbc news, westminster. a reminder that at 8pm the prime minister will be making a televised statement about the situation regarding the omicron variant. you can watch it here on bbc news. chris is here now. lets start with what we can expect from...

Much reluctance to take it in northern ireland and given the political parties have been taking the lead on this, encouraging people i wonder if you had got to the bottom of that and therefore were able to tell —— taylor public health messages accordingly? we able to tell -- taylor public health messages accordingly?— able to tell -- taylor public health messages accordingly? we have seen an u take messages accordingly? we have seen an uptake in — messages accordingly? we have seen an up...