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Everybody over 50 should have been offered their second jab by now, actually, everybody was vulnerable, the 1—9 groups, almost 60% of adults have had two jabs, so there is a great deal of potential there, but when it comes to travel, we will certainly be looking at that, but i want to stress that this is going to be whatever happens, a difficult year for travel. there will be hassle, there will be delays, im afraid, because the priority has got to be to keep the country safe and to stop the vi...

Later date, because nobody really knows at this point although we do have the fixed dates for the re—evaluation of the traffic light choices. lets move on to the sunday times front page. geraldine, the fact is there has been so much spending as a result of the pandemic, its going to be have to be paid for at some point? yes. pandemic, its going to be have to be paid for at some point? yes, we were told there _ be paid for at some point? yes, we were told there was _ be paid for at some point? ...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, who is the economics correspondent at the spectator, and independent features writer, james rampton. welcome both, lets start with the front pages. the times reports how "just one in 200 amber list travellers have the virus" as ministers come under pressure to relax holiday rules. "new two jab hope to free up your summer" is how the mail combines two stories of ministers looking at eas...

One hand they want us to save for our future so we dont fall on the state in our old age?— state in our old age? they are totin: state in our old age? they are toting quite — state in our old age? they are toting quite a _ state in our old age? they are toting quite a few— state in our old age? they are toting quite a few pages - state in our old age? they are toting quite a few pages on i state in our old age? they are | toting quite a few pages on the front— toting quite a few pages on...

That way last time it was up for grabs and i suppose the money does have to come from somewhere. we hoped these massive bills we didnt expect from the pandemic and it sounds like there will be a bit of a stand—off between being able to spend and recover and how we do that and how we keep the books balanced as well. it and how we keep the books balanced as well. ~ and how we keep the books balanced as well. ,, _, ., , as well. it looks like the economy is ickin as well. it looks like the econom...

Royal yacht. like some sort of refer a bit of a royalyacht. but like some sort of refer a bit of a royal yacht. but he seems to be promising much more than he can deliver — where have we heard that before? so rishi sunak, who seems to before? so rishi sunak, who seems to be a bit more sensible about financial matters, is probably tapping him on the shoulder and saying, "look here, old boy, lets abide by the old rule as you cant spend more than you have." i think there will have to be some real...

Destruction. they are down playing it because they see it as a vulnerability. they see it as something that will prevent them from succeeding in 2022. so the best way to deal with it is pretend like it never happened or to couch it in terms that suggest, oh, they were just tourists going through the capitol. did they look like tourists going through the capital, what we just saw? absolutely not. it was a despicable act. they all should be held accountable. and i frankly think those who served in...

Wondering when our vaccination success— wondering when our vaccination success might allow for more activity— success might allow for more activity to travel.— activity to travel. the daily telegraph. _ activity to travel. the daily telegraph, "pensions - activity to travel. the daily telegraph, "pensions rate| activity to travel. the daily l telegraph, "pensions rate to activity to travel. the daily - telegraph, "pensions rate to pay for the pandemic." we know its been immensely expensive...

Are going to pay for the covid recovery— are going to pay for the covid recovery and some of these very, very ambitious schemes that boris johnson _ very ambitious schemes that boris johnson announces, obviously thinking — johnson announces, obviously thinking he will get fantastic headlines from them.- thinking he will get fantastic headlines from them. joe? what i felt was headlines from them. up- what i felt was interesting in this story felt was interesting in this story is the discussio...

Inequality. poor people dont buy stocks, they do through their pensions and 401(k)s but they are not invested in trading every day. which people do that and thats whats closing wealth inequality and exactly what happened during the obama years when the treasury secretary had interest rates at zero. thats the best way to end it, wealth inequality. >> sandra: so jim himes that democrat from connecticut will chair the panel. he wants to tackle the gap between americas top ceos and worker pay and gu...