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Just as the british public were coming to terms with news that queen lig elizabeth has covid, now, evening land is preparing to drop restrictions this thursday. what's been the reaction to this so far? >> living with covid, this plan was long anticipated really for some it's welcome news. lots of people fed up with covid rules and restrictions, fed up upon with masks, fed up with sticking swabs up their noses. but for others, rosemary, this is really concerning, not least the mass testing for the population which i think gave a huge degree of confidence to people. and also, knowing those that ...

People want to be able to make their own decisions. they're fed up with swabs up their noyess and their chilchildren a children's noses. there's huge concern. it could be very hard to identify and track new variants of concern moving forward. one of the biggest issues was the cost. it was around $2.7 billion. that was an incredibly expensive testing and contact tracing program we have. it feels like the u.k. is a bit of an outlier. it remains to be seen if some have to be reinstated. in terms of testing they could reintroduce testing but for now the wheels are off. anna?

So the fact that we're treating this woman differently and shouting this race narrative shows you wherer their propaganda lies. it shows you a narrative that they want you. to thinkoe about and it doesn't matter how hard or soft republicansr want her , they willwh cry racim no matter what . >> now that's an excellent point. thy want the republicans to be a rubber stamp on this nomination as she will be a rubber stamp on left wingbb activist and their views on hote button issues. i'm not great tot see you tonight . thank you . and the oscars are sundays and north korea's kim jong un just submit...

Saliva samples can identify COVID-19 more quickly than testing with nasal swabs, suggests a recent study led by the American Society for Microbiology.

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