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Is, bill bailey has won it. it is rather wonderful. i must confess i am nota rather wonderful. i must confess i am not a strictly watcher but i think i have been missing out. a bit of happiness is what we need at the moment. this seems to have been supplied in abundance by last nights strictly. bill bailey at age 65 is the oldest winner. he was incredulous at winning and his dance partner 0ti mabuse has won for the second year. it is lovely watching the clips, the absolute joy and disbelief. it ...

And september. they could have told the exact opposite from the statistics. although it is true the proportion who were drinking a lot did rise from one in 20 up to one in 30. it is too early to tell what impactand 30. it is too early to tell what impact and alcohol consumption i suspect this year has had. we will need to look when we get through it, we are no mains to it yet. funding for local authorities to tackle addiction has gone down over the past four years. that does not look like a very...

By the respiratory route. i think just even rudimentary epidemiology would tell you that, that the close contact with people. there was congregant settings, people crowding together either indoors, in many respects sometimes even outdoors. it was very clear that this was person-to-person spread. >> pretty much everything was tried, even to the extent that one report in "the journal of the american medical association" of a doctor who injected hydrogen peroxide extra venously, thinking that the o...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jo phillips and the political editor of the people & the sunday mirror, nigel nelson. lets ta ke lets take a quick look at some of tomorrows front pages. one story dominates. the telegraph says borisjohnson has effectively cancelled christmas for 16 million people last night by placing them in new draconian lockdown measures to combat a new, more infectious strain of co...

Country. so there is a massive backlog of business catastrophes, personal catastrophes, people plunging into debt. in borisjohnson has always wanted to be a prime minister for the has always wanted to be a prime ministerfor the good has always wanted to be a prime minister for the good times. that is his nature. it is not his nature to bea his nature. it is not his nature to be a slugger a lot of this is about attention to detail. and i‘m afraid he has been sorely lacking in. lets move he has ...

Some people tonight, however sad and horrible and disappointing it is, in some ways i think the decision to be taken, to not do christmas, it takes the pressure off them because i think people have been really worrying about whether they should go and visit relatives and they fell slightly uncomfortable and dont wa nt to slightly uncomfortable and dont want to of stay overnight and want to mix with sisters and brothers and teenage kids and all the rest of it. anyway, by having this decision made...

Training, the logistics for carrying but commuters coming back. lots of out those tests will be volunteers, programme like this goes all around people coming in the offices and the world. they wanted to reflect so it wont be teachers that are carrying out the test. that was nick visiting shops and businesses. they the world. they wanted to reflect the world. they wanted to reflect the world that we are living in. gibb speaking to breakfast. are hoping people will be coming in yes, why not? and i...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator, jo phillips and the political editor of the people & the sunday mirror, nigel nelson. tomorrows front pages. starting with. .. only a few papers are in at the moment — but one story dominates. the telegraph says borisjohnson has effectively cancelled christmas for 16 million people last night by placing them in new draconian lockdown measures to combat a new, more inf...

It says ‘bozo stuffs christmas after a third of england is put into what it calls a brutal tier 4 lockdown. so lets begin. thank you both forjoining us. im surprising that all the front pages that weve had so far are carrying one story and one story only. —— unsurprising. christmas cancelled for millions. a decision that must‘ve been difficult for the prime minister, whatever you may think of him,jo. minister, whatever you may think of him, jo. yes. it is the headline he didnt want to se...

Like this, people arent so close, but this is the new way to do things and everybody should think about this way to do things, because you have to be close with people, and at the moment its not possible in the normal way, so it is a very good way to do it. so i like it, actually. and have you noticed any difference in the kinds of gifts that kids are wanting from santa this year? small changes — of course, the toys and those things, but quite many children want to have time with their parents...