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Government knows it has got to do something to mitigate that and they looked at some of the options today. abolish the 5% vat on energy fuels, said the labour party today. too blunt, said the government, it means better off households will also benefit. what about taking the green levies, a substantial part of our bill, and defer those? tricky when we have just had a climate summit and those levies are designed to wean our soft fossil fuels. what about merging it into general taxation? the chanc...

Lets get to elizabeths news and that is that only one of three monoclonal antibodies on the market seems to work against omicron. my first thought goes to, well, what if they dont work against whatever the next variant might be? >> you know, the way these monoclonal antibodies are made are very targeted to the specific germ theyre fighting, so the fact that omicron is so different than the alpha or even delta makings it so that its not unexpected that the antibodies wont work. the manufacturers ...

And put all of your love into it, all of the flavour into it that you have always done. if you try to do something new, it may be wont work. find some thing that you love doing, lovemaking and that your family and friends love to eat. —— love making. thank you. there was an almost total boycott of the golden globe awards in los angeles overnight. the ceremony was not even televised, after it emerged that the hollywood foreign press, who run the event, had not had a single black member for al...

Are unanimous that getting more people boosted is vital in the fight against the new variant, but what we dont yet know is how the early studies coming from the uk suggesting 0micron is milder will affect the decision—making of individual european countries in the coming days and weeks. covid rates across the continent have been spiralling. denmark has the highest, followed by the uk. but france, spain and italy have all seen a surge, as well as germany. and theres been anger in munich at tigh...

This...| want them to think that this is like a second chance. not a threat, not an attack — an opportunity. nick beake, bbc news. the james webb space telescope — launched on christmas day — is starting to unfold its sunshield in a complex process involving hundreds of moving parts. all of the motors, pulleys and cables have to trigger at the right time and in the right order or the telescope, which cost $10 billion and took 30 years to design and build, simply wont work. 0ur science edit...

Administration, despite what the democrats did to president trump have been very reluctant to send any sort of lethal aid to the ukrainians for fear that there provoke the russians. >> brian: we should not worry about them. they should be worried about us. and we dont seem to get that. >> right. >> brian: january 10 on it we will have talks with them and january 12th. nato will have talks with. they russia is beginning to win because they have this give me an idea of an off ramp. is he all about...

Is starting to unfold its sunshield, in a complex process involving hundreds of moving parts. all of the motors, pulleys and cables have to trigger at the right time and in the right order or the telescope, which cost $10 billion and took 30 years to design and build, simply wont work. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has the story. and lift off! the moment of launch for an astronomy mission like no other, as the james webb space telescope blasted off. then the rocket casing opened up, and t...

Wake-up call. unlike the clinton administration. theyve got to make some changes here, a 33% job approval, you can be talking about a historic wipeout in the mid-terms unless they change staff, change policies, change direction. i see holding a press conference for the first time since march. you cant paper over the same old thing. that wont work. >> martha: lets put up the top staff at the white house. as i said, you see a changing of the deck chairs. nobody wants to say its me, im the problem....

The james webb space telescope — launched on christmas day — is starting to unfold its sunshield, in a complex process involving hundreds of moving parts. all of the motors, pulleys and cables have to trigger at the right time and in the right order or the telescope, which cost $10 billion and took 30 years to design and build, simply wont work. our science editor rebecca morelle has the story. and lift off! the moment of launch for an astronomy mission like no other, as the james webb space...

This decision and roll back the clock on really many, many decades of idea that countries could determine their own path. its this concept of self-determination. there have been numerous international agreements including the u.n. charter that indicates countries should be able to choose their own path. whether nato joins is a different story, but i think thats just a signal. if we say they cant join, thats just a signal that putin has a free hand in ukraine. >> yeah, so youre saying the sanctio...