our correspondent sharon barbour spent the day at aintree racecourse. it has been really tense day at aintree, a day of high drama. it began with the protesters which threatened to disrupt the most important race in the calendar, due to start at 5:15pm. everybody said they could not possibly, there were so many police surrounding the race and inside as well. protesters arrived, they sat down on the ground, we spoke to them, they said they were determined to disrupt the race, but still it was not believed it was possible. well, they did, the race was stopped for around 15 minutes as they go onto the track, nine protesters were arrested. a little bit about that organisation, it was until a few days ago animal extinction, we don t know how many were here, but certainly they got onto the track and managed somehow to get through security and disrupted the race that is so important, not only here in liverpool, where the income is about £60 million, but right around the world. 500
the racecourse at aintree. more than 100 people have been arrested. the start of the steeplechase had to be delayed. the perimeter of the course is a s kilometres, so, to have a resource, whether it be security, or police officers, staff, at every point on the course, is extremely difficult. we ll have the latest from aintree. also tonight: coordinated strike action involving doctors and nurses isn t ruled out,
even going back to the protest in the mall, you have a lot of americans who say listen, i will stand up and inspire others to fight for freedom and liberty and push back on these oppressive mandates. when you have 10 or 15% of healthcare workers that actually leave the hospital, harris, that has real impacts on hospitals ability to care for the sick. what do these 10 or 15% of healthcare workers know that we don t know about the vaccine that would cause them to give up their jobs as opposed to get the vaccine? what concerns me in new york they will bring in new graduates from college or they will bring in foreign workers. both don t have as much experience or expertise as current workers in the hospital. those who have to use hospital facilities are going to have less quality of care because the training of the doctors and nurses isn t at the same par of those kicked out of the hospital? harris: it is a complicated issue.