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The government meets with parliament today to really discuss its recommendations. cnn's salma abdelaziz is standing by. but first i want to go to eleni giokos. good morning. we painted a picture that's beginning to look a lot like last christmas for much of europe. talk us through the measures that are being taken to try and stem the rise of omicron as well as the spread of delta and the challenges, eleni, the governments are facing. >> reporter: i mean it's fair to say that what's happening in the uk is almost a harbinger of what's to come in various parts of europe. let's focus on germany, f...

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Their part. so thank you for coming forward when you are asked to. thank you for booking now you are able to. my you for booking now you are able to. my thanks of course need to go to our nhs and voluntary teams who once again are pulling out all the stops. i know you are tired, i know this feels hard, but i also know you can do it. i have heard from countless people around the country saying we want to help you, we want to help the programme, we want to respond to the programme, we want to respond to the mission, because fighting omicron is the most important thing we can do. but i want to re...

Stills, multiple accounts to multiple news organizations. still the prime minister has denied any wrongdoing. now, he has launched an investigation into this. but you can imagine the public outrage. and it's difficult to see what on earth the prime minister could say or do at this point to make this controversy go away, to make it okay that senior downing street officials were eating cheese and drinking wine while hundreds of people in this country were dying of covid-19 alone in hospitals la of year. the first few tests of this will be in parliament tomorrow. the other thing to be concerned a...