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New york has also become the first us city to require vaccines for all private sector workers, with jabs already mandatory for state employees. some businesses have threatened to take legal action. indian authorities are to impose a night—time curfew in delhi to try to contain a growing number of coronavirus cases. the restriction, which takes effect from monday evening, will last for six hours each night. delhi officially recorded 290 new omicron cases in the latest twenty—four—hour perio...

Give me two minutes, im on the phone. 0k, will you speak to us? 0k. hes been refusing to say why he offered to help arrange for a dogs ears to be cut. ive never arranged to have it done. youve never arranged to have a dogs ears cropped? cropped — thats correct, yes. theres nothing wrong with dog cropping, itsjust illegal in this country. if i wanted to keep a pup, or buya pup, and it had ears, i would like to have the ears removed. however, its not legal in this country. so you would no longer...

This is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. shareholders revolt over vaccine inequality. investors tell drug bosses, send more jabs to poorer countries — or well vote against your bonuses. we are asking the pharmaceutical companies in the world to produce the vaccine against covid to guarantee a more equitable distribution of the vaccine around the world. macron versus big tech. france promises a "moment of truth" in the regulation of digital...

Some of that in context of course, once we get the england figures as well. but those are the latest figures through from scotland. new york city has made it compulsory for everyone aged 12 and above to be fully vaccinated against covid in order to access indoor entertainment and sports activities. it has also become the first us city to require vaccines for all private—sector workers. jabs are already mandatory for state employees. cbs correspondent courtney kealy is in new york and gave us t...

Is good, but is encouraging news and they are not very clear yet on how much that risk is reduced and we do know with omicron that it does spread a lot more quickly, it is a lot more infectious than deltas or any advantage gained from a reduced risk of hospitalisation needs to be set against that and we know for example that if a much smaller percentage of people are at the risk of hospitalisation, that a smaller percentage of a much larger number that could still be significant in hospitalisati...

Protection against mild symptomatic infection is more short—lived. that drops to around 30% by about three months. some countries, such as israel, have already started offering fourth jabs, but in the uk, the priority remains getting first, second and third doses to those who have not yet had them. that will be kept under review. one thing thats changing is travel. fully vaccinated people arriving in the uk from abroad no longer need to take pre—departure tests. from tomorrow, post—arrival...

This year. the best way people can safeguard themselves and their families is by getting jammed. the british public have responded magnificently, with around 60% having received all three jabs. we want to make sure that everyone gets vaccinated as soon as possible, which is why i have been urging parents to get the second doses for 12 to 15—year—olds that are now on offer. the clinic appointments for both doses on the nhs booking service, and any children who are at risk in the five to 11 ag...

People to make sure employees get jabs. focus on the bigger question, the really, really bad week for joe biden. why is that? when you make bad decisions and have dumb ideas issue bad results happen. if im trying to jump a canyon in a car, im probably going to die, it is not going to work. what do i do instead? i have a bridge i use to get across. joe biden decided not to go over a bridge with republicans, he decided to not find some common ground with republicans when it came to voting rights a...

32.5 million, may be more booster jabs now and it allows us to go ahead with new year in the cautious way that we are. but i cannot stress too much how vital it is for everybody to get that booster, particularly the 2.4 million people who have had to jabs but not yet to their booster, they have had their jobs more than six or seven months ago so they are eligible but they have not come forward yet. come forward and get it, is a fantastic thing to do, it makes a huge amount of difference to you, ...

Heres what djokovic has said before about compulsory covid jabs. in this facebook live in 2020 with other serbian athletes he said he is "personally opposed to vaccination and wouldnt "want to be forced to take a vaccine in order to to travel." then in an interview with the new york times, he clarified his comments. stating that his "issue is with someone forcing me to put "something in my body that i dont want. "for me thats unacceptable." and in november, his father called australias mandatory...