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Casino. it is treating covid is an endemic disease this morning milling if you get it you don't need to report yourself to the authorities any more. it is more like cold and flu. add in mainland china no criminal charges will be pressed any more for those breaching lockdown measures. in hong kong, you still need to wear a facemask. for now, reuniting with loved ones might be the only thought in these travellers minds. health authorities have warned to prepare for any possible outbreak and they will have to hold the fort for a0 days. the uk prime minister rishi sunak has given his first tv inte...

In the united states because it had already spread to other parts of the world. i think the same will be true here, if there is to be a new variant that arises in china, it most likely has already spread elsewhere. and because of travel to other countries and the likelihood of someone travelling from china to france could infect someone in france, then infect someone in the us without testing, allowing entry of the variant. interesting, what do you make of china and its handling in recent weeks of the epidemic there? i think that the relaxation of their very strict lockdown measures has happen...

Monday the results were in and it shows thatjust over 57% of respondents said yes, although it is not clear who if anyone would want the job. china is seeing a surge in covid cases since the lifting of its most severe restrictions earlier this month. the latest official figures appear to show a relatively low number of new daily cases. however, there are concerns that these numbers are an underestimate due to a recent reduction in covid testing. china's economy has grown by only 3.9% over the past year, compared with its target of 5.5% for 2022. unemployment is rising, especially amongst young...

Been deployed at various power stations in response to theft and sabotage. the country is facing the worst electricity blackouts on record. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster james lewer and the education editor of the sunday times, sian griffiths. evening to you both. a quick look through some of those front pages. we will begin with the financial times. it highlights a surge in covid cases in china as the government there eases strict lockdown measures. the mirror claims the conservative government is risking lives...

This is bbc world news — the headlines: train passengers in the uk face further delays today — as the rmt union continue their 48—hour strike as part of a long—running row over jobs, pay and conditions. only one in five services are expected to operate. hospitals are told to free up beds — ahead of ambulance staff going on strike in england on wednesday. a 33—year—old woman who died after being injured in a crush at a gig on thursday at london's o2 academy brixton is named as rebecca ikumelo — two other women remain in a critical condition. covid cases soar in china following t...