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As new restrictions come into force in bars and restaurants. as covid—19 cases increase rapidly in france, home working will become mandatory for at least three days a week wherever possible. in new york, children age 12 and over now have to be fully vaccinated to enter into restaurants and leisure facilities. as infections rise in the city. remembering archbishop desmond tutu, south africa has begun a week of events to commemorate the anti—apartheid leader who died on sunday. now here on th...

This is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. im shaun ley. our top stories... the bbc understands no further covid restrictions in england are due to be announced today, but theres uncertainy if this could change before the new year. in new york, children aged 12 and over need to be fully vaccinated for indoor restaurants and leisure facilities, as the city sees infections rise. remembering desmond tutu, south africa begins a week of events to commemorate the anti—a...

This is bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. im jane hill. our top stories: no further covid restrictions yet in england to tackle rising omicron cases. and members of prime minister borisjohnson�*s own party warn against new measures. i think the public would take a lot of convincing, and that would require hard data. in new york, children aged 12 and over now need to be fully vaccinated to enter indoor restaurants and leisure facilities, as infections rise in the...

Facts. so were going to devote a good time of time this morning to the facts to remembering, to the role of the media and to making sense of aftermath. 1/6 is part of an anti-democratic movement in the u.s. but only part. as political co-reporter kyle chan observed recently, theres a five-alarm fire happening in real time but far from ignoring, the public press covered with urgency. the fact we are uncovering are alarming and focusization of reporters covering our small d, democratic government....

With some other things that are more popular amongst swing voters. but the triggers major voter, trying to ban books, not a winner. not a way for them to be dictating their kids curriculum. >> i think theres two things here. one, there is a reason the curriculum fights and banned book fights are perennial fights in politics. because they are actually sites of real conflict. between different people with different politics. different conceptions of the good. different visions of what they want th...

Work. >> representative gwen moore, thank you for that impassioned moment with us. we appreciate it on this new years day. thank you. >> got to go see about my black eyed peas now. [ laughter ] >> thank you. great to see you. >> the passing of a trailblazer and legend, remembering betty whites life, legacy and inspiration. >> well be right back after this commercial message. >> all clear! >> all right, who the hell is responsible? [ laughter ] that was in these clothes... ugh. but the clothes wa...

Tonight, hollywood and the world are remembering sidney poitier, the pioneer of american cinema died last night at the age of 94. his career shattered racial barriers but he refused to sacrifice his values to achieve stardom. what audiences got as a result was extraordinary as sara sidner shows us, his passion went far beyond the screen. >> reporter: sidney poitier was so much more than a film legend. he is revered, not just because of what he did on screen, but also because of his tremendous im...

♪♪ >> announcer: welcome back to the 2021 revvie awards from rockefeller center. heres your host, al sharpton. >> welcome back to all of you at home. im here with our panel, zerlina maxwell, ayman mohyeldin, and elise jordan. we talked about some of the worst moments in 2021 earlier. now, lets highlight some of the best. time now to discuss the best moments in political and social activism. my short list, congresswoman cori bush shares her story. remembering george floyd. and workers flex th...

I dont think the answer is the same everywhere. >> okay. good advice as always. next, remembering harry reid, why his tenure as senate majority leader was so consequential, and why he was regarded as a very savvy deal maker. s a very savvy deal maker. y encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, ive come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort.