scotland at that point. spain had been particularly high. that was the reason for our initial decision. spain had taken, i think, further steps to suppress the virus. it was coming there. i am not sure whether at this point cases were, there was even the indication yet of cases starting to rise in scotland. these were decisions that involved her changing data, the data that was often changing on a daily basis. flan often changing on a daily basis. can we look at page two, please? and in this regard, we look at page two, please? and in this regard, again, doctor smith says this regard, again, doctor smith says that this regard, again, doctor smith says that he asked for review on the robustness says that he asked for review on the robustness of this data for spain. there robustness of this data for spain. there has robustness of this data for spain. there has been a remarkable change in the there has been a remarkable change in the pain there has been a remarkable
mr sunak is trying to save his rwanda scheme ahead of a vote in the house of commons tomorrow. we ll talk to conservative mp sir geoffrey cox, a former attorney general, who supports the bill. also tonight: an exclusive report from newsnight discovers that elite afghan soldiers trained by the uk are facing imminent deportation back to taliban controlled afghanistan. the afghans will say, well, you manage to mount a complex, comprehensive manage to mount a complex, comprehensive enduring military o eration comprehensive enduring military operation into comprehensive enduring military operation into afghanistan, - comprehensive enduring military operation into afghanistan, so i comprehensive enduring military. operation into afghanistan, so the fact you cannot help us with this small thing of managing the migration of maybe a couple of thousand, you are either guilty of incompetence or ill will. you can t have it both ways. the full report in a quarter of an hour. and as the
rather than imposing blanket lockdowns across the whole of china, i think hsbc s business out there is a sufficiently diverse really to cope with these local outbreaks. interestingly, the one thing that does appear to have affected the results this quarter is not the pandemic in china at all but real estate. and they have been a bit exposed to ever grant. band and they have been a bit exposed to ever grant. and what do ou exposed to ever grant. and what do you make exposed to ever grant. and what do you make of exposed to ever grant. and what do you make of the exposed to ever grant. and what do you make of the fact - exposed to ever grant. and what do you make of the fact that - do you make of the fact that the best use of money they can find is buying back their own shares? i find is buying back their own shares? ., . find is buying back their own shares? ,, ., , shares? ithink what it is sa in: shares? i think what it is saying really shares? i think what it is saying really
washington examner op-ed reads this way. any state, city or school distlaikt is closing down schools and forcing children back into the catastrophe that is remote learning is ignoring 22 months of data. they are sacrificing children s education on behalf of the panicked segment of the population that is afraid to go outside without a mask on. no one is being protected by shutting down schools and mandating children be vaccinated, masked or constantly tested. what is your reaction to that? i can tell you i have seen it firsthand the struggles of virtual learning and how awful it has been for our family and how my children and other children have struggled. i ve seen the struggles firsthand. we don t want to see the federal government do blanket lockdowns or anything to that nature. it should be up to parents how their kids go to school, not up to anybody else. i can tell you i have had a conversation with my kids during delta variant i sent them to schools in mask. one kid wearing a m
netherlands, 20 people were arrested. for more on this, let s bring in cnn contributor barbie nadeau. barbie, we re seeing extreme measures to fight the spike. what s the latest. we re seeing cases, places like germany hit 60,000 or more a day. and areas where the numbers are inching up but still not quite as bad. but what they re trying to do across europe avoid the blanket lockdowns we saw last year. and they shouldn t have to do that because vaccinations are available. what they re trying to do to get the people resisted vaccinated to get the vaccine and those who are vaccinated now to get their booster shots. that seems to be so important and that s what s kind of lagging behind here across europe at the moment, kim. and going back sometimes to those violent protests to lockdowns as countries like austria crack down with