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Bringing new fears and uncertainty over what is yet to come. in south africa, where the variant was first detected, new infections are falling and theres good reason to believe the worst has passed. dana mckenzie has the front line workers who have been on the front lines of the new wave of the pandemic. >> reporter: dispatched south of johannesburg, he says omicron is nothing like delta. >> during then, covid, covid, covid. nothing else. are you able to walk, sir? >> reporter: we were with them...

You can catch up with that on bbc sounds. time now to get the news, where you are. good morning from the news teams in london and the south east. charities and police are urging victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence over the holidays. its estimated around 300 women and children in london are spending the festive season in refuges. last year during the pandemic domestic abuse increased by 40%, and this was when women and children were locked in with their perpetrators. and its the sa...

Over the holidays are being urged not to suffer in silence. charities say around 300 women and children in london are spending the festive season in refuges. last year during the pandemic, domestic abuse increased by 40%, and this was when women and children were locked in with their perpetrators. and its the same over the christmas period. lockdown gives perpetrators the perfect excuse for controlling behaviour. a drivers in hospital with potentially life—threatening injuries in a two—car c...

Time to get the news where you are. good morning from the news teams in london and the south east. with christmas seeing a surge in calls from families needing refuge from domestic abuse, charities and police are urging people not to suffer in silence over the holidays. its estimated around 300 women and children in london are spending the festive season in refuges. last year during the pandemic domestic abuse increased by 40%, and this was when women and children were locked in with their perpe...

Singapore News - A record high of $8,861,222 to 13,000 beneficiaries was disbursed by The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (STSPMF) in 2021, beating the previous record of $6.7 million in 2020. Applications for the fund grew by 25 per cent due to the pandemic. The fund... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore News - When office manager Linda Kuan, 55, was growing up, she received new clothes only once a year during Chinese New Year. Her father died when Ms Kuan, an only child, was in primary school. Her mum was a factory worker so money was tight. In February this year... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Reinvest in order to pay less taxes or get this, you believe california where they take state taxes the and you go to texas. now why would a multibillion declare he made 240.2 billion last year richest man in the world why would he do that? he doesnt want to give money away. just because you have a lot of he wants to pick his charities one of which is people who deserve or need it and not the u.s. government i dont resent him but i worry about a country that resent this is type of wealth. the gu...

At-home tests not to be found. but dont put the blame on joe. >> what is your message to americans who are trying to get tested and are asking what took so long to ramp up testing. >> come on, what took sloang. wad happened is the omicron virus spread more quickly than anybody thought. jesse: the grinch stole christmas gifts with the supply chain mess. people unable to get their christmas gifts in time. some can, some cant. but joe says the supply channel crisis never happened. everything from p...