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This thing has gone 180 degrees back in their face. >> look, portland is dealing with a staffing crisis that the city created. you had a mayor and council defunding the police by over $15 million. they ended up villainizing these cop. allowing antifa radicals to attack them without the ability to actually defend themselves. huge numbers of these officers quit the force. they're down 150 officers. the truth of the matter is they only have 855 cops in that police department for a city the size of portland and as you point out dealing with record high homicide rates they need several hundred more...

Cranked to try and alleviate the short—term pressures? it's the leave of immigration, with a relaxation of visa restrictions to allow more foreign based drivers to come in to the country. the backdrop for this conference, that pressure on fuel, but also a spiralling cost of living question that's been asked by many, including by many conservatives, and that overhanging this conference at just the point that we are seeing prices going up and also the end of the furlough scheme, plus the end of the furlough scheme, plus the end of the upper left universal credit. so big questions and pressures...

Scotland is now reflected more clearly in this new parliament. the queen spoke of fond memories of time spent in scotland with her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. she also said it was a moment to look to a new generation. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were 30,301 new infections recorded in the latest 2a hour period, which means on average there were 3a, 855 new cases recorded per day in the last week. 121 deaths were reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid 19 test. on average in the past week,114 deaths were announced every day. the ...

La convocatoria de subvenciones de alquiler Covid-19 continúa abierta hasta el 30 de septiembre

Complete. imtiaz tyab reports from paris. ( singing ) >> reporter: a hymn of happiness sung with sorrow. for the first time in over two centuries, notre dame's choir is celebrating mass in a nearby church after christmas at the cathedral was canceled. >> to think that i was ill last christmas and i missed christmas at notre dame thinking that i would go again this year with no problem. no, i can't believe i'm not going to do christmas. ( sirens ) >> reporter: following the devastating fire back in april, it quickly became clear it would be a long time before christmas would be celebrated there...