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Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. we are talking about allotments. they grew in popularity during the world wars when people had to become more self—sufficient and grow their own fruit and veg. now, with the rising cost of living, there's increased demand for plots once again. nina's at an allotment in derby. it looks gorgeous there. good morning. you are not wrong. it is peaceful. stopping to have a little moment in this corner of paradise as people have done for generations before me. we are not far from the city centre. this is quite typical of how the 330,000 all...

Obviously all parents want more robust access to testing and vaccines. that is indisputable. we can't let fear shut down an essential public service that provides absolutely important things to 330,000 students. >> brigitte, what do you think needs to be done to get people back in the classroom to get kids back? what would make you feel comfortable? >> i would feel better if they would do more testing. i don't know why? we're the third largest school district in the country. l.a. is the largest. they are doing weekly testing. cps was given $2 billion in covid funds. where is that money? the te...

Noting 91% of the staff is vaccinated, over 100,000 students are vaccinated, and the growing evidence that shutting down schools can do more harm than good for students. >> it's that we have to do risk benefit analysis here and at least among children we have to think of this as similar to flu. you add vaccination on top of that, the risk is even lower, and that is what we are seeing right now. we need kids to get vaccinated, but i remain extremely comfortable with children continuing in-person education. >> caught in the middle of the standoff of the 330,000 public school students and parents...

15 get the pfizer biontech booster. covid infections have soared to an all-time high largely due to the omicron variant. the seven-day average shook out to more than 574,000 daily cases. one expert warns the next month is going to be awful, but that doesn't mean anyone should give up on prevention measures. and omicron is also doing a real number, to be completely honest with you, on europe. it will likely become the dominant variant in germany in just a few days. the german health ministry says it makes up a quarter of cases. france, meanwhile, once again smashed its record for new infectio...

There threshold for delaying non-urgent surgeries, as the nation grapples with the still-rising flood of patients. and this morning, talks between the chicago teachers' union and the school district are continuing as they work towards getting kids back in classrooms among this omicron surge. tomorrow, more than 330,000 students will be out of school for a fourth day if the two sides don't come to an agreement on covid protocols. city officials have already rejected most components of the latest proposal. they call for more testing and a return to in-person learning on january 18th. the city ...