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First week. east sussex and maidstone are similar. one third of hospitals have got a third of their beds filled with covid patients. we normally monitor the 90% capacity in the winter, if not closer to 100%. it is very scary. and of course the reality check on top of everything you have just said, reality check on top of everything you havejust said, sarah, is that it is over the next few days, because of this timelag, but they think the pressures will be at their greatest. and that of course is...

Fa ct we hospital are also high as well. in fact we saw a 27% increase in the numbers of people in hospitals over the past week, and we are seeing increases in people on icu beds as well, so this pressure of this high level of infection is driving the pressure on the nhs, and that is why we had to call the major incident, to really focus partners, to focus the public on what we need to do now to control the virus. professor, we have talked for some time now, as you have, about the pressures on t...

So we understand that democrats are expected to introduce an impeachment resolution monday. the white house is in total crisis management mode, whatever that means. trump tried to sneak tweet from a different account, put out more tripe. twitter had to shut him down twice. his main account is permanently suspended by twitter.

Posted By Matthew Moyer on Thu, Jan 7, 2021 at 6:24 PM click image Screen capture courtesy PBS Newshour/YouTube A Sanford firefighter has been placed on administrative place after being spotted at Wednesdays attempted insurrection at Washington, D.C., confirms a Sanford Fire Department spokesperson. ...

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen finally sell their Massachusetts mansion Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen finally sell their Massachusetts mansion Tom Brady is showing he also has the moves when it comes to real estate. He and his wife, supermodel Gisele Bündchen, have sold their Brookline, MA, estate. Claudine Zap, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Gisele Bündchen, have sold their luxe Brookline estate, according to the Boston Globe. The transaction appears to have been an off-market deal, with ...

We will be speaking to a doctor who is experience of working across various emergency wards. stay tuned for that. two women have been describing how they were surrounded by police in derbyshire, read their rights and fined £200 after they drove 5 miles for a walk by a reservoir. current guidance says you can travel for exercise in england as long as it is in your "local area". but derbyshire police said driving for exercise was not in the spirit of the current lockdown. phil mackie reports. eli...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. im laura trevelyan in washington. our top stories. president trump says he wont attend the inauguration of his successorjoe biden — as the speaker of the house threatens impeachment proceedings following this weeks unrest. a murder investigation has been launched into the death of a capitol hill police officer who was caught up in wednesdays riots. hes the fifth person to have died. and im kasia madera in lo...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk record to its highest daily death since the pandemic began. more than 1300 deaths reported today. and a major incident has been declared in london as hospitals across the uk struggled to cope. the maternal vaccine is approved for use in the uk. its a third vaccine to get the green light and 17 million doses are 110w green light and 17 million doses are now on order. president trump says he wont attend the i...

Rory cellan—jones reports. it was a hugely ambitious election promise — give every home in the uk access to state—of—the—art gigabit speed broadband by 2025. but now thats been scaled back to reaching 85% of homes by the same date. and mps are worried that even this reduced target will be hard to meet. they warn that people in rural areas could lose out, struggling with slow broadband for years to come. this report says the government has failed to set out how the public money needed t...

A report by a group of mps. the public accounts committee says a "litany" of failures from government in delivering faster internet connections, means people who are worse off and those in rural areas are being left behind, as our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. it was a hugely ambitious election promise — give every home in the uk access to state—of—the—art gigabit speed broadband by 2025. but now thats been scaled back to reaching 85% of homes by the same date. an...