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underlying inflammation which causes the asthma. by people with asthma need to take a regular anti inflammatory or prevent a drug, usually a brown inhaler or is a different colour to blue, which can prevent attacks and help keep people attack free and keep them out of hospital. attack free and keep them out of hosital. , , . ., attack free and keep them out of hosital., , ., ., ., hospital. just a final one, if i ma . hospital. just a final one, if i may- at hospital. just a final one, if i may- at this hospital. just a final one, if i may. at this time hospital. just a final one, if i may. at this time of - hospital. just a final one, if i may. at this time of year, i hospital. just a final one, if i | may. at this time of year, do hospital. just a final one, if i i may. at this time of year, do we see, as the weather gets colder and autumn starts to come in, to see an increase in people suffering asthma attacks? do we see. increase in people suffering asthma attacks? do we s
are women. predominately goals. it s fantastic to see. it very different, walking in that crowd. we need to make sure making sure of greater investment in grassroots facilities. we have put in about £230 million at a grassroots facilities. we ll disproportionately benefit women. a lot of problems in many sports facilities is that they are already booked out by the men, who already have the bookings for weeks and months in advance. then the women in puzzling teams come in and say great way can we play? opening of schools as well in school facilities which are 40% of all leisure facilities of the countries are iron school gates. so we are making that change as well so we can open up schools. there so we are making that change as well so we can open up schools. so we can open up schools. there is a lot of cutting so we can open up schools. there is a lot of cutting down so we can open up schools. there is a lot of cutting down are so we can open up schools. there is a lot of cutti
model, some time working in the office and some time at home. we are never going office and some time at home. we are never going to office and some time at home. we are never going to go office and some time at home. we are never going to go back office and some time at home. we are never going to go back to office and some time at home. we are never going to go back to working - never going to go back to working the way we used to work. people working from home 3 4 days will need 20% less space but we won t do that if everyone is working from home on mondays and fridays so we have got to manage that, i think, quite carefully. to manage that, i think, quite carefull . , ., , ., to manage that, ithink, quite carefull. , ., , ., ., carefully. the implications for our town and city carefully. the implications for our town and city centres carefully. the implications for our town and city centres were - carefully. the implications for our town and city centres were clear. | c
the conservatives and it leads us to where we are today. thank you very much for that. the health secretary, sajid javid, has confirmed he s cutting the isolation period for people testing positive for covid in england. from monday, those with a positive result will be freed from isolation at the start of day six if they ve had negative tests on days five and six. it s hoped the move will ease pressure on employers hit by staff absences, including the nhs. it comes as the number of people in england waiting to start routine hospital treatment has risen to another record high during the pandemic. our health corresponent, dominic hughes, reports now from warrington hospital in cheshire. you did say there was a space in here a while ago. in the emergency department at warrington hospital, staff are having to manage competing pressures. the omicron wave is sweeping across north west england with a fast growing number of covid patients. we are running on escalation numbers every day, just