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The UK government has been accused of running a “scaremongering propaganda campaign” as some of its own backbench MPs slammed the new COVID-19 rules.
Some the restrictions or how long they previously lasted. and some of those mps are i there been in touch with and they are concerned about what will happen next, so these regulations will come in on tuesday. in england. they won't be a vote immediately, and there can be a vote, as long as 28 days away, so at the moment there is some concerns they are not necessarily going to get this quickly enough on what is happening and they want the government to come to the house of commons quickly, there is concerns about some the measures themselves, one was saying we could be back to a pingdemic if yo...
Travel, you take one of these pcr tests and you have to self—isolate until you get a negative result. you cannot take it and go about your business, you have to wait until you get your results back. and business, you have to wait until you get your results back.— get your results back. and there is another restriction _ get your results back. and there is another restriction if _ get your results back. and there is another restriction if you _ get your results back. and there is another restriction if you come - get your results back. and there is another restriction if you come in i anoth...
Effectively from scratch in some areas rather than replacing existing infrastructure?— infrastructure? well, yes, thank ou, ou infrastructure? well, yes, thank you. you are _ infrastructure? well, yes, thank you, you are raising _ infrastructure? well, yes, thank you, you are raising something. infrastructure? well, yes, thank - you, you are raising something which is extremely important. 750 million people around the world do not have access to electricity. 2.6 billion people with no access to clean cooking fuels. 500 million people more, 500 million people in africa do not have access to e...
Measures lifting, if you look at services, the services sector, which is four fifths of the economy, that was completely flat in july. now, there's a number of possible reasons for that. one was heavy rainfall which kept the shoppers out of the shops. another was the pingdemic, and of course, if you're ordered to stay at home by the test and trace app, you're not at work, that's less economic activity there. and another was possibly the fact that the delta variant was around, which might have deterred some people from shopping and going to work. but then there's other things, like the ending o...