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Ministers are waiting for advice from the uks vaccines committee before making a decision. helena wilkinson, bbc news. lots going on in british politics today. 0ur political correspondent helen catt is here. the health secretary has been interviewed this morning, so many aspects of covid to talk about but lets start with the unlocking. when do we get the decision on what happens on the 21st ofjune? we should happens on the 21st ofjune? - should get that a week tomorrow, the 14th ofjune, at each ...

That first originated in india and how that is spreading in the uk and a few weeks ago the prime minister indicated that it might be something that could knock this unlocking of course, since then ministers have pretty consistently said they have seen nothing in the data yet to suggest the unlocking will not go ahead onjune the 21st but it all comes back to how that variant is spreading and how the vaccination programme is rolling out and how it is protecting against that variant and breaking th...

‘Difficult call’ awaits Boris over June 21 unlocking Top Story June 5, 2021 LONDON: Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a “very difficult” call on whether to drop restrictions on June 21 given the “more negative direction” of the data, according to a leading expert. Professor Neil Ferguson, whose modelling was instrumental to the UK locking down in March 2020, said a “cautious” approach is needed as the government balances the potential risks against a desire for normality. He ...

The traders' associations in Delhi welcomed the decision to reopen markets on Monday but objected to the 'odd-even formula,' claiming that it does not suit the city's business character.

​There are already signs the gap is narrowing, with the MSCI Emerging Markets Index last month outperforming the MSCI World Index for the first time since January.

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Air-cooler makers pin hopes on June as States begin unlocking June 04, 2021 While the general sentiment has been impacted due to the intensity of the second wave, consumers are expected to continue to focus on need-based purchases   -  The Hindu While the general sentiment has been impacted due to the intensity of the second wave, consumers are expected to continue to focus on need-based purchases   -  The Hindu× See demand picking up After two consecutive summer seasons getting impacted...

Governments credibility around this under serious question. they are going to have a sustained pressure between now and the autumn when ministers say they will look again, they are still holding in mind what is needed to help schools and pupils move on from the pandemic but it has to be considered alongside all of the other public spending priorities when they do their big review this autumn. . ~ when they do their big review this autumn. ., ~ ,., when they do their big review this autumn. ., ~ ...

Borisjohnson says theres nothing at the moment in the data, to suggest that the final unlocking of covid restrictions in england, shouldnt go ahead, onjune 21st. but he says "the data is still ambiguous" on whether enough people have been vaccinated to combat any new surge. so far, three quarters of all adults in the uk have had one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and just under half, have had two. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, has the full details. with the sun shining, thoughts are turning to wh...

Education tsar. billions are owed to 200,000 women — underpaid on their state pensions. americas last great wilderness. president biden blocks drilling for oil and gas in a wildlife refuge in alaska. cheering and 70 years, not out. the plans for the queens platinum jubilee, next year. and coming up on the bbc news channel: fans are back at lords, as england look to contain new zealand, on the first day of the opening test. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson says ther...