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Case rates are rising. with the obvious risk this will continue to increase the pressure is on nhs. so increase the pressure is on nhs. so in response to the latest data, the cabinet agreed we should stick with plan b for another three weeks with a further review before the regulations expire on the 26 of january. people in england should carry on working from home whenever they can, wear face coverings on public transport and in most indoor public transport and in most indoor public places and take a test before to high—res venues or meeting the elderly or vulnerable. all of these measures ...

We had a lot lower levels of a year ago, and you have this combination that is putting the hospitals all around this country on the brink of overflowing. so, yeah, we are vaccinated throughout the older population, we have some immunity from prior infection, but all that is raised by the fact that we are taking care of so many other patients and the extravagant contagion of this variant means it finds everybody. so right now providing the top care that we are able to do becomes more and more difficult with each day. absolutely. can you draw any parallels to europe to see where this is going, b...

Even though the 0micron wave is not yet over, ministers are clearly thinking about what happens next and how we live in covid in the years to come. dominic hughes — bbc news. joining me now is craig beaumont from the federation of small businesses. good afternoon. nadhim zahawi is making the point that reducing isolation could help with staff absenteeism, so is it something that your members would welcome? it absenteeism, so is it something that your members would welcome? it would be. it has your members would welcome? it would be- it has to _ your members would welcome? it would be- it has...

Damian, china notwithstanding, is 2022 looking like the year we are going to learn to live with covid? it might be very early to say that, actually, i'm sorry to start the new year off on a low note. what we are seeing in the uk at the minute is this sort of lowered tiers of restrictions at the minute, which were brought in just before christmas for this 0micron wave, this highly transmissible variant, and the government here is resisting going further than that. partly, ithink, because, ideologically, it does not want to impose restrictions if it does not have to, but also, politically, boris...

Continuing to infect large numbers of people in scotland, across the uk and in many other countries around the world. hospital admissions and overall hospital occupancy also remains high. however notwithstanding the very real challenges covid continues to present the evidence i set out last week suggesting that the situation was beginning to improve has significantly strengthened over the past seven days for topic combination booster vaccinations, the willingness of the public to adapt their behaviour to help stem transmission and temporary measures introduced in december have helped blunt the...