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Sick pay otherwise. that of course put other workers and potentially shoppers at risk. we should say we spoke to sainsbury's and from their part they say they are simply reviewing their policies in line with the latest government guidance and as part of that are simply starting to look at covid—i9 likely would other illnesses like flu when it comes to deciding policy, but it does also open up an interesting wider question as we move into the new world and emerge from the pandemic about how other companies might approach this and whether they will follow suit. it's worth mentioning sainsbury'...

Situation there, the upside is that everybody is required to have a negative test the same day. the downside is there are so many people attending, 3,000 when you count the guests and people working, that somebody who tested negative at 9:00 a.m. on saturday on a rapid could pop up positive by the evening. so for large events, you have to do your testing really very close to the event and even then there's always the risk that someone who was correctly negative, their viral loads spiked at 8:00 p.m. and they're contagious in that room. if i were going, i would probably wear a mask for part of ...

We appreciate it. >> jones at georgia.com. >> carley: you're very, very welcome. vice president kamala harris with antiviral pill after testing positive for covid-19. chris tweeted she has no symptoms and grateful to be both vaccinated and boosted. harris is double boosted to be exact. the press secretary said the pp has not been in contact with the president or first lady and will work it out until test positive. >> todd: the ohio republican primary race pushing at an early front runners. and now receiving the backing of 23% of primary voters. that is 12 points. he leads former ohio josh mand...

Vice President Kamala Harris is the latest high-ranking government official to test positive for COVID-19.  She is reportedly asymptomatic and working from home. The infection was detected Tuesday, as part of routine screening. Harris is vaccinated and twice boosted.