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Which werent justified. people look what is happening at the white house, the administration and all these policies all over the place about covid and im walking around the streets of dc and people dont seem afraid, they are getting on with their lives, the administration is doing one thing and people doing another. trying to put covid behind them and move on. how does the administrative catch up and learn to live with it but they dont seem to be doing that and it is very confusing. everyone els...

Domestic flight mandate for vaccines. this administration in october had discussed putting enormous effort into rapid tests, 700 million tests per month, getting tests all over the country into everyones home, and they turned that down. so there have been several missed opportunities, and they really have appeared now to be flat-footed when this very, very transmissible variant has come to this country. so now they have to play catch-up. theyve been basically putting all their eggs in the vaccin...

Theyre always playing catch—up. you cannot sort of arrest your way out of this tsunami that weve got of fraud, so it is a lot about protecting ourselves. so dont let present parcels pressure you into clicking a link this christmas. you might be in for an unpleasant surprise inside. colletta smith, bbc news. the time is 1.17. our top story this lunchtime... the government says there will be no more announcements of covid restrictions in england before christmas, as early studies suggest omicron...

Those readily available and easy to access and affordable. i mean, 25, what you pay if you find one today in cvs or local drug store or store. its simply way too much. we should have been able to buy those under $5 and should be plenty available. the problem is that was not planned. and thats a mistake. now the president is talking about ramping up production and having more tests available. but its clearly late. >> we are playing catch-up and we know it can be done. europe has gotten the testin...

Here? is this going to be potentially too late? >> chris, once again, we have a new phase of this pandemic and once again, the virus is in the lead and were playing catch-up, trying to figure out what the virus is doing and trying to adapt with strategies that can save lives. in this case, i think everybody has to realize, this is a very different phenomenon. what were in right now is an epidemic of something so contagious that all the precautions that you took in the past have to be taken plus ...

Is really worse than it was in the previous errors? the delta error and before. certainly i think we will find that out soon. i dont want people to be at home thinking that you and three does series they have is no longer effective in terms of keeping them safe. i think many people will have that safety. but there will be some who will need added protection. ithink there will be some who will need added protection. i think that is where we are headed in the next few weeks, to figure out who thos...

——taste and decency issue of showing that police footage of her, kind of, boastful confession. what would you say? again, i mean, that was a key part of the evidence in that case. and an element of her defence was around the issue of coercive control, you know, which ultimately didnt stand. but that was part of the underpinning of the case. and in all these cases, in different ways, there is a, sort of, broader issue and wider point that underpins all these cases — which again, we have a d...

Cases — which again, we have a duty, if we are going to accurately convey these stories, we have to try and include. but you know, always bearing in mind which programme, what time of day, how far we can go at 1pm, what time of day, how far we can go at1pm, 6pm, and what time of day, how far we can go at 1pm, 6pm, and 10pm was always at the forefront of our mind. pauli. the forefront of our mind. paul, liven the forefront of our mind. paul, given some _ the forefront of our mind. paul, given s...

Working longer hours, it is about thinking outside the box, to really change and reframe a structure that has been in place for decades. the argument for reform is patterns of work and family life have changed beyond recognition since pupils sat at these desks well over a century ago. but some people want to see more evidence of why any changes would be good for society, school staff and children themselves. the school year is also being discussed including the possibility of a shorter summer ho...

On the leaderships position is. president biden has been very clear that he is going to provide all the help. >> this week white house press secretary jen psaki told fox the administration sent from the fbi to hard hit areas like california. but the national sheriffs association quickly disputed that saying california tell us they have seen zero federal resources. today the doj announced its awarding $16.5 million in grants for program. >> we need to invest in more and better law enforcement. >>...