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The question, then, is what to do about this? and bringing in new restrictions remains a live issue. in the house of commons this week, a significant number of borisjohnsons own tory mps voted against new restrictions. one of them was andrea leadsom. covid will be with us - for many years to come, and its unthinkable that- every autumn from now on, we will be limiting the qualityi of life for all citizens just to be on the safe side. these restrictions were voted through, and polling in the uk a...

And the number of hospitalizations will continue to increase in the next two weeks. and that is weighing on our hospitals, which are already very mobilised. the question, then, is what to do about this? and bringing in new restrictions remains a live issue. in the house of commons this week, a significant number of borisjohnson�*s own tory mps voted against new restrictions. one of them was andrea leadsom. covid will be with us - for many years to come, and its unthinkable to think that every ...

And its unthinkable to think that every autumn from now on, - we will be limiting the qualityl of life for all citizens just to be on the safe side. these restrictions were voted through, and polling in the uk and elsewhere suggests public opinion remains behind them. but, as covid becomes ever more long—term, opposition to restrictions becomes more pronounced. and one of the most contentious restrictions of them all this year has been travel bans. at the start of 2021, there were heavy restri...

And that is weighing on our hospitals, which are already very mobilised. the question, then, is what to do about this? and bringing in new restrictions remains a live issue. in the house of commons this week, a significant number of borisjohnsons own tory mps voted against new restrictions. one of them was andrea leadsom. covid will be with us - for many years to come, and its unthinkable to think that every autumn from now on, - we will be limiting the qualityl of life for all citizens just to ...

For many years to come, and its unthinkable to think that every autumn from now on, - we will be limiting the qualityl of life for all citizens just to be on the safe side. these restrictions were voted through, and polling in the uk and elsewhere suggests public opinion remains behind them. but, as covid becomes ever more long—term, opposition to restrictions becomes more pronounced. and one of the most contentious restrictions of them all this year has been travel bans. at the start of 2021,...

Our very first is on russia to de—escalate, but we are also prepared for any increasing aggression from russias side. as i said, sanctions are in place. the sanctions could be tightened, but of course, they are also sanctions prepared that are additional and coming on top of all the different fields you might think of. also concerned is the nato defence alliance. heres the secretary general, jens stoltenberg. we see no sign that this build—up is stopping or slowing down. on the contrary, it ...

You get them a smartphone is absolutely crucial. good and sound advice. lots more as always on our website. bye—bye. hello there. its been another grey, gloomy day for most of us, but there were some lovely spells of sunshine across eastern england in particular, and also parts of scotland. heres a lovely sunset picture from one of our weather watchers in orkney — they did have a few showers there, as well. but for friday and, indeed, into the weekend, for most people, skies will look like t...

Bye—bye for now. hello there. its been another grey, gloomy day for most of us, but there were some lovely spells of sunshine across eastern england in particular, and also parts of scotland. heres a lovely sunset picture from one of our weather watchers in orkney — they did have a few showers there, as well. but for friday and, indeed, into the weekend, for most people, skies will look like this — itll be rather grey and cloudy, but mainly dry, thanks to that blocking area of pressure. so...

Effective some of the measures are. we think the vaccine passports would -ive we think the vaccine passports would give people a false sense of security— give people a false sense of security because you can be double—jabbed, boosterjabs and double —jabbed, booster jabs and still carry — double—jabbed, boosterjabs and still carry or transmit the virus. the _ still carry or transmit the virus. the liberal— still carry or transmit the virus. the liberal democrat support a better— the...

The government, about how you deal with a variant of concern with very well vaccinated operation. i am very disappointed that we very quickly have gone into panic and emergency mode _ have gone into panic and emergency mode i_ have gone into panic and emergency mode. i would say to my colleagues, if you _ mode. i would say to my colleagues, if you wish— mode. i would say to my colleagues, if you wish to — mode. i would say to my colleagues, if you wish to send the government a clear signal�...