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Sadly, in deaths. and thats why its now the proportionate and the responsible thing to move to plan b in england while continuing to work closely with our colleagues in the devolved administrations so we slow the spread of the virus, buy ourselves the time to get yet more boosters into arms and especially into the older and more vulnerable people, and understand the answers to the key outstanding questions about omicron. the prime minister said we cant yet assume that the omicron is less severe ...

Dr. hill, thanks for making time tonight. >> thanks so much, rachel. glad to be with you. >> let me ask you if im framing this the right way. it seems to me, from just the laymans perspective, that president putin has the worlds attention. and he got one-on-one attention from the president of the united states today. and hes got the whole world guessing as to whether or not hes going to do something crazy, militarily, toward ukraine. but he seems to be enjoying and has been seeking the attention...

We will stop taking oil through the nord stream 2 pipeline, and that means money out of vladimir putins pocket. here is a little bit about what jake sullivan had to say regarding that yesterday. >> the fact is that gas is currently not flowing through the nord stream 2 pipeline which means its not operating, which means that its not leverage for putin. indeed, it is leverage for the west because if vladimir putin wants to see gas flow through that pipe library he may not want to take the risk of...

Quite some period time, going back over several administrations, in fact, that he wants to see some kind of new security arrangement in europe. and ukraine is part of that. in many respects, coming up this month to the 30th anniversary to the dissolution of the soviet union, and parts of the soviet union. and putin is saying, we didnt solve the end of the cold war. at the end of other wars, with e had an agreement of how europe will be divided up. i want that agreement now. theyve been signaling...

�*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. the headlines. the uk prime minister borisjohnson introduces new covid restrictions, but there are claims of politics over the timing. it is now the proportionate and the responsible thing to move to plan b in england while continuing to work closely with their colleagues in the devolved administrations so we slow the spread of the virus. pfizer says a three—shot course of their covid vaccine — is effective against t...

Rise in hospitalisations and sadly, in deaths. that is why it is now the proportionate and responsible thing to move to plan b in england while continuing to work closely with our colleagues in the devolved administrations so that we slow the spread of the virus. by ourselves the time to get yet more visitors into arms and especially in the older and more vulnerable people and understand the answers to the key outstanding questions about emma cron. , , ., , ., outstanding questions about emma cr...

From 20 17 to 19, she is also the author of there is nothing for you here, finding opportunity in the 21st century. doctor hill, thank you so much for taking the time to be heard tonight. >> thanks so much, rachel, great to be with you. >> let me ask you, if im framing this the right way, it seems to me from a laymans perspective that president putin has the worlds attention. he got one on one attention from the president of the united states today, and he has the whole world guessing as to whet...

Russia concerned about how their economic output is an productivity and they are concerned about their resources, that is a pinch you have to put on him to get his smirk off his face which he always has. >> katie: sanctions have failed on russia before and now have the norwood string pipeline, the white house security adviser today, national security adviser tried to argue that pipeline leverages for the left and upper russia. >> dana: i found that curious, a pipeline is not a toy you can take a...

By weakening it in some ways the nato alliance? >> no, but i -- i will say that perhaps im a stronger advocate for nato than some people have been in the last several administrations. i believe they are a vital tool, and i think in the end the trump administration and biden administrations came down clearly in support of nato, but this is a time for resolve. >> well, trump -- trump frequently -- >> mr. putin understands -- >> in addition to financial consequences. >> i do want to ask you about c...

Extensively with you this year and with your colleagues because there was an egregious security failure, which threatened the peaceful transfer of power as required by the constitution between presidential administrations. i dont need to remind you, but i remind all who are tuned in that that failure resulted in the sacking of the united states senate, the invasion of the senate floor, a suspension of constitutionally vital processes. now here we are nearly a year later and the answer to the que...