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With reference to adherence to the guidance in place at the time. now, if required, the investigation will establish whether individual disciplinary action is warranted. but labour say there are still questions to answer about the prime ministers handling of the situation. the prime minister said yesterday, "i have been repeatedly ensured there was no party and no covid rules were broken but i have asked the cabinet secretary to check these facts." who gave these assurances? if there was no part...

The cabinet secretarys investigation will establish the facts surrounding the following... allegations made of a gathering at number ten downing street on the 27th of november 2020. a gathering at the department for education on the 10th of december 2020. a gathering at the department for education on the 10th of december 2020. many: "a gathering"? and allegations made of a gathering at number ten downing street on the 18th of december 2020. now, the primary purpose of the cabinet secretarys inv...

Into contact with someone infected. the government says the measures are necessary. we estimated that it spreads, whats called the doubling rate, is between two and a half to three days, which means the number of community infections are doubling in that time. and what that means is that if it carries on at that rate, you could have1 million infections through community transmission, by end of the month. despite the start, despite the fact that people are tired and despite the fact that people a...

Enjoyed nibbles and games. we were told that by one source. the inquiry will now look at another party at the education department on 10th december. this has already been confirmed. the departments chief civil servant says, "drinks and snacks "were brought by those attending." and a third alleged party, a leaving do on 27th november at number 10, is also being investigated. the guardian reports that borisjohnson "attended and gave a speech, remarking on how full with people the room was." govern...

That omicron does pose a threat. case numbers of omicron are doubling at least every three days, maybe even every two days at the moment. so it is accelerating very fast and to put that in context, it is the same if not faster than we sort with the original strain of the virus in march of last year so it is a concern. minutes of the meeting of the expert sage committee yesterday, seen by the bbc, say that with the speed of growth seen, decision—makers will need to consider response measures ur...

Within the amount of time that theyve got, and they may not have any time after the midterms next year because the republicans if they win will presumably dissolve the thing. so they seem to have -- they seem to understand both the stakes and the pacing necessary to get it done, which is sort of the most you could hope for when this is what youre up against. >> yeah. they have enough experience, they know how it works. well see how it turns out. thank you, rachel. thank you. at its founding, t...

We are not like that. we are prepared to do the right thing by our communities. throughout the pandemic, what we have seen is probably a closer tracking of public opinion and public demand to the sign stand by the government. when things are more serious, people went there to be measures to protect them. and things are more serious, they are more prepared to go along with those things themselves. i think we will still find reasonably high levels of adherence, but the problem we have got is that ...

Very little difference. trust in scientists is critical, because if you stop believing there is a pandemic, then, of course, you ask yourself why is it worth doing anything at all? as i say, there are still things which lead to adherence, by and large, the public follows the science, trust the scientists. at the government should be, international crisis, contributed to that, not absent thing itself from that. can contributed to that, not absent thing itself from that.- thing itself from that. c...

Nots are adherence to ideology. thats it. what if anything will break that cycle? >> all those other things -- >> im sorry. let me bring tim in, doctor. >> this is within peoples control. it is hard at this late of date after the vaccine has been available for so long to believe that those who are dug in idea logically are going to change. i think there are still, you know, folks, who are, you know, just not consumers of news, not consumers of information, you know, who can still be reached who ...

Englands chief medical officer pointed to the rapid increase in case numbers. the aim of the measures announced by the prime minister is to slow things down. but its doubling currently between two and three every two and three days. that is an extraordinarily fast rate. and you therefore can get, with very small numbers, to very large numbers really quite quickly. minutes of a meeting of the expert sage committee yesterday, say that with the speed of growth seen, decision—makers will need to c...