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Isolation and then a five-day masking period. >> yeah, theres data, i put an asterisk on it because i was not a huge fan of broad change for the entire population. i thought it made sense for essential workers, firefighters, ems, doctors, nurses, but not everybody. but there is data to support that the most infectious time, katy, on average, let me highlight, underscore, bold "on average," is the first five days after a positive contact. you may not be symptomatic at all, but those are the most ...

Admissions. so there is still uncertainty about whats ahead, though the nhs is sure that the strain on the front line wont ease off any time soon. hugh pym, bbc news. the governments latest coronavirus figures for the uk show there were 178,250 new infections recorded, in the latest 24—hour period. on average, 180,076 cases were reported per day in the last week. 18,454 people were in hospital with covid as of yesterday. there were 229 deaths, thats of people who died within 28 days of a posit...

>> sean: does not asking, hes been begging opec. youre right. we became energy independent for the first time. my research shows 75 years your rights, i stand corrected. we were also a net exporter of energy, and its even more profound because you didnt import a single barrel of oil from the middle east in saudi arabia. a third of the worlds oil supplies passes through the straits of hormuz with the iranians like to cause trouble. weve given all of that off and the people being hurt the most, mr...

Paying. we talked about comparison websites. shed never used one, never been on one, so i said to her, get the laptop out, lets have a look. when she actually saw the quotes and saw how much smaller the amounts were compared to what she was playing, she was absolutely gobsmacked. and if, like seans mum, you just click on renew when youre sent a new quote from your insurer, you could find youre paying far too much. and the numbers really do start to add up. if you look at car insurance, the regul...

Some wow and some huh. >> it is the slowest job growth of the year. but the jobless rate fell to 3.9%. thats the best of the pandemic. that number on the right hand of your screen is showing you a labor market that is doing quite well. the jobs gains, 199,000, was pretty widespread here. when i look within these numbers, also, john, i see kind of a stutter at the end of the year when you compare with just how strong the rest of the year was. i mean, this year, on average, 537,000 jobs a month ad...

The hospital with respiratory issues, as well. heat and drought, of course, related issues. the fires were so intense that they created their own thunderstorms. thats called pyrocouumulonimbu clouds, that has become a factor that has become an issue in the past decade. who could forget the ice storm in texas that put 10,000 customers in the dark from austin to houston to san antonio. it also disrupted the water and natural gas availability across the state. staying in texas, this is incredible, ...

Have increased existing recruitment problems. the regulator, the care quality commission, has gathered data from more than 8,200 homes. in april of last year, on average, 6% of care—homejobs in england were unfilled. by the end of december, vacancies had nearly doubled, reaching 11.5%. a survey for the regulator of 2,000 family carers also suggests that more than half believe the dignity and independence of the person they care for was undermined during lockdowns. and nearly three quarters say...

I am for all thats been done. well, its transformed everything. there is a lot for the nhs to handle. covid admissions are falling in london but rising elsewhere. theres still uncertainty about whats ahead, though staff are sure that the strain on the front line wont ease off any time soon. hugh pym, bbc news. the governments latest coronavirus figures for the uk show there were 178,250 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average, 180,076 cases were reported per day in the...

In care homes in england has nearly doubled in the past nine months. its collected data that shows, by the end of last year, the number of unfilled posts had risen to more than one in ten jobs. heres our social affairs editor, alison holt. care homes supporting people who are older and disabled have found it increasingly tough to find enough staff. burn—out from coping with covid, low pay, and compulsory vaccinations have increased existing recruitment problems. the regulator, the care quality...

Have dropped. the average young barrister starting out in their career within the first three years, on average, thence before tax about £12,000. you cannot expect people who have spent years at university incurring student debt, who come into the profession with hopes of making their own mark and helping the public to get through all these cases, to stick around if you pay them a pittance. and so the criminal bar association has made it very clear to the governance, if you want to fix this, yo...