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The queen will lie at the palace overnight before then on monday we re seeing king charles iii leading a procession with other members of the royal family to st. charles cathedral where the queen will lie in rest for some 24 hours, a final good-bye for many scots in the next 24 hours, becky. isa many will say that it was fitting that the queen died in scotland given her relationship with the country and how she felt about the people of scotland. just explain. reporter: well, the queen as you well know particularly those who live in balmoral where i ve been the last couple of days, they see the queen very much as a friend and neighbor. ....
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Yet to get that job to go out and get it, isa. emmanuel maw crone as well he didn t really hold back when it comes to people not wanting to get vaccinated. it s fantastic to see you in your bureau. like salma was just saying france is considering similar plans. the french parliament has passed a bill that requires a health pass to enter venues like bars and rest minutes. the measure also makes the vaccine mandatory for health care workers. there was an immediate spike in demand for vaccine appointments. debbie is a professor a chair of global public health. she joins me now. great to have you with us. let s start if you don t mind from the u.k. which is seeing covid restrictions being relaxed here now. i think it s almost a week to today. what impact do you see this has had had to the number of covid infections and critly to ....
Place. the first one is around civil liberties. you can imagine people feeling why should the government be able to impose these rules to be able to hold my health data? the second one, of course, is a question of access, right? so a lot of those people who are out protesting in france were members of labor unions and they say because they re either unwilling or unable or cannot access the vaccine, that might mean they can t have their jobs, they can t get their jobs in place and be able to take care of their families. so a major issue there as well. and finally, of course, isa, there s a question how much this is pushing the vaccine. i m going to take the france example, again, after the authorities announced these new measures in just 18 hours, 792,000 injections were given across france. that was a record breaker. for authorities they re looking at this and saying this works. it allows the country to resume normal life in some way for those who have been vaccinated, and it encourage ....
thanks very much. blake, as you just heard from patrick some really great story lines out of the olympics, but unfortunately the covid cases continue to rise. give me a sense how this is being handled on the ground and the impact, whether the game has actually shifted that. reporter: yeah, isa, for months we ve talked about how unpopular these games have been with the japanese people. and the reason for that the cases surging. despite all that since competition began last week it seems like this made for tv event is starting to pique curiosity. nearly 70 million people watched the opening ceremony here in japan. the ceo of the broadcast services says it was the most watched event in japan over the past decade. and so far 80% of the people in japan out of the roughly 26 million people that live here have tuned in to watch the games ....