Page 29 - Cannot Wait News Today

>> its more of the show. >> significant sign that the end might be in sight. the news about the vaccine for young children. >> cannot wait for that. and "the new york times" buys the popular word game wordle we here on the show are addicted to. how much did they spend? and what does this mean for us? are we going have to pay for this? thats the big question. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly...

Say these vaccines get authorized by late february, if thats the case, the numbers for omicron, numbers for covid are going to look very different. were in the middle of an omicron peak right now but thats not going to be the case for forever. and i think the decision-making is also going to look different, too. look, at any point when vaccines are first authorized for any age group there are people who are the early adopters who cannot wait and would want any level of protection. but there are ...

Useful. but we do need to match that online support with a more practical off—line support. for those people who are facing these long waits, and that means boasting general practice, community services, and a social care to make sure that people stay as healthy as possible while they wait —— means boosting general practice, community service and social care. and give them a place to go if they have a problem that cannot wait-— to go if they have a problem that cannot wait. ., ,, i. ., ,...

The wider west. well, thats an interesting point... it also makes us realise our vulnerabilities. right, "uniting the west", you say. in this era of strategic challenge, what sense does it make to start picking new fights with the united kingdom post—brexit, as you appear to be intent on doing with your ruling on derivatives and financial clearing houses, which, after 2025, will no longer have access to the european union dealing in euros? why do you pick that sort of fight? i dont pick fights...

And a sustainable society. weve been hit by a pandemic and now a war on european soil, and i think it has united the west, if you like, the wider west. well, thats an interesting point... it also makes us realise our vulnerabilities. right, "uniting the west", you say. in this era of strategic challenge, what sense does it make to start picking new fights with the united kingdom post—brexit, as you appear to be intent on doing with your ruling on derivatives and financial clearing houses, whic...

And italy, theyve seized a few yachts, i grant you that. thats high—profile. it appears that theyre taking some action against oligarchs�* yachts, but when it comes to the assets in financial institutions, its much less clear. spain, for example, hasnt frozen any bank accounts. portugal has blocked only one account by a sanctioned individual, which had the grand total of 2a2 euros in it. the netherlands says that only i% of sanctioned individuals bank accounts, trusts and other financial veh...

Does that make? well, i think, just to make this point very clear, and ive said it already, in our taxonomy, renewables have priority and thats where the investment should go. but you cantjust invest in renewables. its interesting that in this country that im sitting in, in belgium, there is a discussion around extending the life of nuclear plants so we have energy security. and, of course, there are different views in member states. and, of course, environmental organisations strongly have a pa...

Two days ago say this — "our western partners have not "completed the sanctions on disconnecting the banking "system from swift. " that is the international transaction system. many banks that matter have not been disconnected, and thats particularly true in europe of those banks which handle the financial transactions which give payments to russia for oil and gas. why will you not ensure that swift transactions are blocked for all russian banks, including those banks which handle the energy t...

Energy is a particular point in europe. we are over—reliant on russian oil and gas. we plan to reduce significantly that dependency, and that takes time. but, of course, weve also said that everything remains on the table. so, we started with one package of sanctions. we have four now in place. and there is an ongoing discussion about the energy question, because i accept fully your point that we continue to do business because we rely on energy. and the key here is, what impact would it have ...

Some action against oligarchs yachts, but when it comes to the assets in financial institutions, its much less clear. spain, for example, hasnt frozen any bank accounts. portugal has blocked only one account by a sanctioned individual, which had the grand total of 2a2 euros in it. the netherlands says that only i% of sanctioned individuals bank accounts, trusts and other financial vehicles have so far been actually sanctioned. so whats going on? 0k, stephen, so thats your negative list. we will ...