she will play the world number one in the final on saturday. reflecting on the protest after the match, she said she would rather it hadn t happened in her match but she 100% belief in climate change and could belief in climate change and could be angry with the protest is because they were peaceful. she believes you have to preach exactly what you believe in. it will be coco gauff s second attempt to win a grand slam singles final afterfinishing runner up to poland s iga swiatek at the 2022 french open. her opponent aryna sabalenka, knows the home fans will be on gauff s side and, is expecting another tough challenge, after she came back from losing the first eight games of her semifinal with another american, madison keys. she is moving very well. she is hungry, she kind of had nothing to lose. and she knows the crowd are going to support her. i think that is what makes a difficult opponent. i ve been focusing on myself. i believe i ve been focusing on myself. i believe i
Took advantage of the opportunity to prove that we can fly aeroplanes, we can maintain aeroplanes, and we can do whatever our education and aspirations, where those things lead us. charles mcghee, who has died at 102. now it s time for across the uk. 16 and 17 year olds can get covid booster jabs from today in the latest phase of the vaccine roll out. there s also a big push to increase the vaccination rate amongst ethnic minorities in manchester, as the city has one of the lowest take up rates in the country. mairead smyth has been at the etihad vaccination centre. good afternoon. this centre was one of the first to offer vaccinations in the north westjust over a year ago. this is one of the pods that has
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Today at one, six cases of the new omicron variant of coronavirus have been identified in scotland. fourare in lanarkshire, one in greater glasgow and the other in clyde. the first minister nicola sturgeon says she won t shy away from difficult decisions to keep people safe. there is no doubt that this presents potentially the most challenging development in the course of the pandemic for quite some time. in england, approval is expected to be given for all adults to have covid booster jabs, to help protect against the new variant. the world health organization says omicron shows the world is still confronting the most serious health crisis in a century. also this lunchtime. more than 60,000 homes in scotland and the north east of england remain without