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In here frankly never thought this day was going to happen. there's been so many ups and downs. but tonight, the welly is going to party. with just a few more hours to go until the doors open, there's still plenty left to do. feels like we've been closed for 16 months, and we're opening last—minute again. laughter. not on purpose, but i think we kind of, we weren't fully sure that 19 july was going to happen, so 21june happened and that was pushed back. so it's almost like a relief in that it's trying to get staff in and try to get security in, and get everything working again. you don't wan...

Deaths injapan. in the uk, it's more than 128,000. in this is japan's infection rate — since mid—may, the overall trend is down. so, better news. but there are three causes of concern. first, vaccines. 19% of people injapan have had at least one vaccine. in the uk, the figure is 64%. japan's vaccine roll—out is a long way behind many of the world's richest countries, and its lower number of overall cases means lower immunity within the population is a possibility. the second concern is variance. the delta variant _ second concern is variance. the delta variant is _ second concern is vari...

This is the story of the delta variant — of how it came to the uk, of how it delayed boris johnson's covid plans. since today, i cannot say that we have met all our four tests for proceeding with step four on 21june. i think it is sensible to wait just a little longer. well, let's go back to the start. in october, a new variant was detected in india. six months on, in april, india's cases were surging, and several mutations of the variant were causing concern. one was called b.1.617.2. this was delta, and it was gaining international attention. the world health organization designated it a v...

The reason for the shift is the delta variant. here are the numbers. this graph shows the number of cases in england since the start of the year. you can see a rise since may. in fact, the seven—day average for cases in the uk is up 49% compared with the seven days before. and 90% of new infections are delta. now, its estimated that if the current rate of increase continues, there will be more than 15,000 new cases a day by 21june. meanwhile, uk researchers have found that the most commonly reported symptoms are now a headache, sore throat and runny nose — rather than a cough, fever and lo...

Announcement tomorrow that suggests there will be in on 21 june, announcement tomorrow that suggests there will be in on 21june, it looks unlikely. this man hasn't had any work, he's got staff that he may have to lay off. the idea of another delay — it's people like that who will be angry and who won't give the prime minister of the slack that he's hoping he might get. find prime minister of the slack that he's hoping he might get. and he's not alone. there _ he's hoping he might get. and he's not alone. there are _ he's hoping he might get. and he's not alone. there are so _ he's hoping he...