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Was, he was going to make this announcement with the then chancellor rishi sunak about new rules governing london, the city and how it would work with the european union, the fact he has resigned means all of this is on hold again, and what does that mean for the city, in terms of how it is operating currently? he terms of how it is operating currently?— terms of how it is operating currentl ? ., ., currently? he was one of the [on . est currently? he was one of the longest serving _ currently? he was one of the longest serving ministers - currently? he was one of the longest serving ministe...

We don't have a full picture of how many children died in residential schools, and the circumstances of their deaths. indigenous leaders have said that as investigations continue, they expect more graves will be found. catherine karelli, bbc news. here in the uk, one of the government's advisers on coronavirus has warned that ministers are facing a very difficult decision about lifting all of england's restrictions on 19july, given the continuing rise in cases. here's our health editor hugh pym. as more jabs go into arms, officials are confident that vaccines are reducing the risk of serious i...

Seriously and we worked very hard since 19july to ensure that we�*ve got mitigations in place in terms of things like upgrading ventilation, training, the masks, testing, et cetera. so we have done a fantasticjob, as we saw against clinicians and scientists who suggested that when we opened the doors we would see this influx of this rise in transmission, that wasn�*t the case, and that is down to the job that our industry has done. so i believe that the government should have confidence in what we are doing and understand we are experts in our settings and allow us to continue with the ris...

Well, in the past six weeks, we have certainly seen enough to make critics of the government's plan nervous. scenes like this at the london bar heaven at the stroke of midnight on so—called "freedom day". various festivals, people flocking to beaches, crowded bars and restauarants. case numbers have certainly risen — but not to the levels that were feared. the highest they have reached since 19july is just over 54,000 cases per day — less than half of that 100,000 figure that was feared. meanwhile, the average death rate is 100 per day — which is far below the peaks of last winter but ...

Instead of caution, he's pushing his foot down on the accelerator while throwing the seat belts off. even sajid javid, who himself caught covid just before 19july — causing the prime minister to have to self—isolate, predicted that case numbers could soar. he set the startjuly that... then there were those who said — one expert said there was a unique opportunity here to become a "petri dish for the world." this is a slight gamble, this is a slight experiment at the moment. i think it's justifiable and i'm reasonably optimistic. so has the government's gamble paid off?