To work out what the future relationship looks like between the United Kingdom and European Union. Tom we welcome all of you. Good morning on Bloomberg Radio in boston, new york, and washington. Very Early Morning in san francisco. I would suggest to our sirius xm audience, as well as all worldwide tv, what is important in this changed United Kingdom, it can actually drift over to the 2020 election. Jonathan i think you are wondering, imagine a republican president winning massachusetts, a republican president winning california. That is what happened basically, with the conservatives taking out. The red wall, so to speak. They made some big wins. Tom much to speak up today, but right now on television and radio, we need to go to 10 downing street and our nejra cehic. We just saw that door on 10 downing street open as Boris Johnson came back from his meeting with the queen. He entered 10 downing street, he was greeted with cheers from his staff inside. It was a landslide victory for hi
You can use a special, we will be bringing you live coverage on the latest government briefing at downing street led by the Prime Minister borisjohnson this afternoon. The uk has become the first country in the world to approve the widespread use of a vaccine for coronavirus, paving the way for a Mass Immunisation Programme to begin next week. The jab, made by pfizer and biontech, has been developed at unprecedented speed, taking only ten months to complete a process that would normally span a decade. The Prime Minister called it fantastic, saying, it is the protection of vaccines that will ultimately allow us to reclaim our lives and get the economy moving again. The Health Secretary matt hancock said, 2020 has beenjust awful and 2021 is going to be better and help is on its way with this vaccine. The chief executive of the medicines regulator has said that no corners have been cut in the development of the vaccine, insisting the data had undergone a rigorous analysis to international