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People in this country cannot work, go bag to their former employment because of the post-covid, long covid syndrome. its something, youre right, its a bit mysterious, with you dont know the precise path oa ogenic mechanism. you have to under the underlying mechanisms. we are making some prosecgress,t we still dont fully understand it. >> no virus in history has become so politicized as covid-19. youve found yourself -- weve talked about it many times -- youve been the center of the debate, but ...

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More pressure on this imply. now, if the fed does indeed slow the rate hikes, that would show that officials are pleased with the recent trends for inflation. cost of living, of course, is not low. prices are still going up, but not as rapidly as they have. yesterdays inflation report showed the annual consumer prices going up at the slowest paceal year. kate, we should expect to hear from jerome powell today, he will say that the fed still has more work to do next year, trying to get inflation ...

Will argue this cannot work. —— cynics will argue this cannot work. you cant be just as much done in 4 days as 5. what are your thoughts? i started this because i did the experiment in my own company, the idea was good we do things smarter and we could stop doing those busy things every day that stop you being productive and weve been doing it in my company forfour years and weve been doing it in my company for four years and we been doing just as much, in four days rather than five. what ar...

Past ten years, they havent been given the benefit of those articulated. you get the final word. go ahead. >> ive got to tell you, michael, last night, i was talking to a family in north philadelphia. weve got a father with masters degree. a mom, educated, has covid. cannot work now. hes trying to drive uber. theyve got kindergarten kids and college kids. a giant family. the father said something has to give. i dont have enough in me to search for logins to get the kindergartners on wi-fi. when ...

They possibly can. the growing number of countries, germany now looking at following austrias lead and possibly thinking about making vaccinations mandatory. this is something ursula said may at some point be considered at a europe wide level. that is how desperate europe means are to get the vaccine. the health systems even at this stage cannot work. >> alyssa bell and anna stewart, many thanks to you. a court in my an man has sentenced the former leader on violation of covid protocols. the 7...

Change in the law and what difference it would make. what you make of what the home secretary said? i make of what the home secretary said? ., , make of what the home secretary said? ,, , _, , , said? i think it is completely proportional- _ said? i think it is completely proportional. i— said? i think it is completely proportional. ithink- said? i think it is completely proportional. i think it - said? i think it is completely proportional. i think it is - said? i think it is completely propo...

Discipline, and what happens in relation to women in particular feeling confident to report the behaviour of other police officers came, even if they are superior to them, it should be possible for women to feel they can report those things. the current situation, where those we ask to police us, are not trusted by the public or their fellow officers. i trusted by the public or their fellow officers.— trusted by the public or their fellow officers. i return to my earlier point _ fellow officer...

Welcome to bbc news. it is great to have you with us. lets talk about these plaques and the importance they play. we know we celebrate famous people and history, butjust 2% of them celebrate a famous black people. it 296 of them celebrate a famous black --eole. . , 296 of them celebrate a famous black tea tle, ., , , ., 296 of them celebrate a famous black --eole. , . 296 of them celebrate a famous black hheole. , ., .,, ., , people. it has been a rapid ourney for black history * people. it has ...

Said the union for boarders immigration and customs. what did you make of the home secretarys remarks this afternoon? she you make of the home secretarys remarks this afternoon?— remarks this afternoon? she is laruel remarks this afternoon? she is largely repeating _ remarks this afternoon? she is largely repeating the _ remarks this afternoon? she is largely repeating the bill- remarks this afternoon? she is i largely repeating the bill making its way through parliament at the moment. and the...