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The shadow culture secretary, jo stevens, is being treated in hospital for covid—19. a statement about the 54—year—old labour mp was released on her twitterfeed last night where her team thanked people for their good wishes. sir keir starmer has described her as a "dearfriend and colleague" and wished her well. a group of us senators say they will refuse to certify joe bidens election victory unless a commission is set up to investigate alleged voter fraud. the 11 senators and senators—e...

Medicine. and arlene foster, the first ministerfrom medicine. and arlene foster, the first minister from ireland. medicine. and arlene foster, the first ministerfrom ireland. most medicine. and arlene foster, the first minister from ireland. most of the programme will be the prime minister. we look forward to that. thank you very much. that is want to look forward to. new year is normally a time for making plans for the year ahead, but as the pandemic continues to affect daily life, setting goal...

Out of control. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. some of the first precious doses of a life—saving vaccine. the princess royal hospital in west sussex is one of a small number of hospitals that will begin inoculating people with the oxford vaccine tomorrow, before the roll—out is extended to more than 700 sites later in the week. were really pleased to be one of the early sort of areas that will be giving the vaccine because we know it will protect people, protect our stu...

Tuesday, probably quite an intense shower stream feeding across the north sea into parts of yorkshire. very likely we could see some heavy files of the snow but that is just underneath this slow—moving shower stream. the other side a lot of dry weather and sunshine but it was a pretty cold and the cold theme continues through the rest of the week. frost and ice will be widespread but i reckon we will be looking at some reciprocation showers in eastern areas. rain living in as we headed through...

Primary pupils in england are due back at school tomorrow. but pressure is still growing on the government to close all schools for two weeks — except to vulnerable children and those of key workers. secondary schools will reopen on a staggered basis and the government has said school closures are a "last resort" to curb infections. but for many parents its another period of uncertainty and a return to home—schooling. breakfast‘s tim muffett has been speaking with two families in different...

Assessment, if it indicates it is not safe to open the schools, we will back those schools. lets be honest, education professionalss response to the epidemic has been exceptional and they deserve the trust as a part of the government — from the government. they do not require a government that is confused and all over the place. we are grateful for you to take time to talk to us. the government says children in school education is a priority and want the schools to reopen wherever possible in ...

Tomorrow. you also have councils in some areas taking things into their own hands to make sure schools are closed for another couple of weeks. but then you have the government holding firm for now saying that where possible schools can open they should do. and you have this timely intervention as well from the chief inspector of schools in england, amanda spielman, saying school should only be kept closed as a last resort and the impact of children staying away from schools is all too clear and ...

People are in and out very quickly, very pleased to be there, obviously. and it has been a very well oiled machine. presumably, though, you have rolled out this vaccine and then had to deliver the for many patients that they are not going to getting the second dose of vaccine as quickly as they anticipated, how much of a challenge has not been? that really a huge challenge, as i said, we have vaccinated 1000 patients and obviously that is a lot of manpower to get in touch with patients. we do us...

I suppose you have good days and bad days, but, yeah. to be in that room when he was clearly choked, upset, as you would a expect —— expect. a couple of deep breaths. all right. sorry. dont be. the family... come on, jackson! lets go! weve got to dairy milk eggs, yay! we dont know an awful lot about motor neuron disease, and what we do know isnt good. and im worried for him. im worried for lindsay. hes got to daughters and young jackson. you

And think the punishing, the talladega of the game, did that —— the brutality of the game. you have to put it down to bad luck. these people, women, that never played the sport, theyve got it. there is men that have never played the sport. oh theyll find a cure. i want rob to be there when they find it. we wouldnt want people to have any doubt about playing rugby. the socialising, that isjust as important, it is an important part of life. if you dont have teammates, you cant get lonely. is t...