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Infectious, easily spreading across parts of europe, gets a grip there. weve already seen the omicron buffet the u.s. about two or three weeks ago. this is europe, continental europe now getting that disease. and its replacing the delta variant more and more frequently. its for this reason that these infection numbers are spiking in countries like italy are taking what is seen perhaps as more draconian measures to try and stamp out pocks of vaccine hesitancy. you mentioned that super green pass ...

It is asking people to use any tests they already have before ordering more. another question for authorities here is whether or not to follow americas example. it has cut the isolation time for people who test positive for covid, but dont have any symptoms, to five days. doing that could help the nhs deal with staff shortages caused by workers isolating due to covid. that number doubled in london in the week before christmas. i do understand the argument, but as i say, we believe it is the righ...

Laws. >> the bill passes. >> that tighten their grip on how elections are run and who counts the votes. they have also been removing, replacing, or demoting election officials who would not endorse donald trumps false allegations of fraud. a dozen states enacted 17 laws last year that paved the way for future election subversion. at least 19 have passed laws that simply make it harder to vote. republicans argue that the bills are necessary to restore what they call election integrity and will ma...

The prime minister to survive. 0ur political correspondent, helen catt, has more on the government policies that were announced over the weekend. there is a bit of a lull in westminster this morning. we have had that no massive revelations that have things on over the weekend, so there is a bit of time to pause and reflect about that, but as you say what we have had in their place is a number of suggestions of policy changes, which appear to be designed to appeal to a particular part of the cons...

Very correctly, kristie, that power struggle playing out there in kazakhstan. of course, all of that in the wake of these protests and in the wake of the violence that ensued, as well. but it seems from our vantage point from the sources were speaking to inside kazakhstan that that has been decided, with nursultan nazarbaev saying through a spokesperson that he backs president toe kayev. it seems that tokayev is consolidating that grip on power and making that grip on power stronger and moving k...

Mr. trumps reaction, another one bites the dust lately the former president has made headlines for his shift in tone on vaccinations booed for blasting the shots doubters. >> both the president and i are vaxxed and did you get the booster? >> yes. >> i got it, too >> okay -- >> dont, dont, dont. >> reporter: and taking this dig at politicians who now decline to say whether theyve been boosted. >> its yes but they dont want to say it because theyve got this, theyve got to say it whether you had i...

We are only showing you the moments before that cliff fell and then parts of it falling. officials say at least 32 people were hurt. most are out of the hospitals by now. up to 20 people were initially reported missing. most have been reportedly found. 5 million. that is the number of people health experts say could call out sick in these coming days due to the rise in covid cases. it is being called the great national sickout and it is forcing some businesses to slash hours and cut back on se...

During recent anti-government protests in kazakhstan. cnn is the first media organization to be access to the mayors office in almaty torched during the demonstrations. fred pleitgen is there for us. >> reporter: inside the charred carcass of the almaty mayors office a massive cleanup is now under way. by hand and by machine, workers start to repair the damage caused by the grip of kazakhstan. cnn is the first allowed to survey the extent of the damage. authorities have brought in dozens if not ...

Block the bipartisan january 6th committee as a personal favor. this had all the hallmarks of a cynical calculus that republicans could keep trump at arms length, while benefitting from his base of support. this was a delusional fantasy. and it only succeeded in reinforcing trumps grip on the gop. because when it counted most, republicans just couldnt quit the twice impeached two-time popular vote loser. fear and greed and partisan careerism caused them to knuckle under to threats from a disgrac...

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