later today that people living in smaller blocks will not have to foot the bill for cladding costs. but non cladding faults won t be covered. campaigners like sophie from stevenage want ministers to go further. it is a positive step that the government have finally agreed that leaseholders should not be part of the solution for the building safety crisis. but it really doesn t go far enough in terms of the interim costs and all the other fire safety defects that these buildings have. a £4 billion scheme will help people living on buildings between 11 and 18 metres who have previously missed out on grants to remove cladding. mr gove will warn developers they will be expected to pay for the scheme or face legal or tax changes. there will also be more money forfire alarms. a review of the scale of the work actually needed, and leaseholders will also be given more time to sue builders over defective flats up to 30 years after construction. at the moment, it is six years.
solve this crisis. baked and doesn t go far enough to solve this crisis. solve this crisis. charlotte, thank ou so solve this crisis. charlotte, thank you so much solve this crisis. charlotte, thank you so much for solve this crisis. charlotte, thank you so much for speaking - solve this crisis. charlotte, thank you so much for speaking to - solve this crisis. charlotte, thank you so much for speaking to us. | you so much for speaking to us. charlotte meehan, who lives with her husband in a development with a number of fire safety issues in east london. pregnant women are being urged not to delay getting their covid jab or booster in a government campaign. more than 96% of pregnant women admitted to hospital with covid symptoms between may and october last year were unvaccinated, according to the uk obstetric surveillance system. the campaign will share the testimonies of pregnant women who have had the jab on radio and social media. ministers say the vaccine is safe and has no imp
henry, it seems like a week doesn t go by without some candidate writing a big check to go on tv. that candidate is matt dolan for those of you in ohio the last name the dolan family owns the cleveland guardians and, yes, they are related to the nicolle wallace dolan family if you are really keeping that support there. is it four self-funders we have in this primary right now? licks louisiana i it out there for you us, henry. i think there are four self-funders right now, i think six of them have the capability to do it including j.d. vance the hillbilly author who hasn t tapped into his personal wealth. he has wrote himself $100,000 which sounds like a lot but this this race competitively speaking it s pennies. matt dolan is spending $10.5 million on this race, only some of that is a loan. he s donating $8 million to his own campaign.
the national voting rights, there s a bipartisan effort right now to look at possible changes in the electoral count act. a lot of people say it doesn t go far enough but is that something you would support? it s absolutely critical that we make sure that there is a floor of voting rights, that no one can be forced through, and all across the state, 19 states have passed voter suppression laws to make it harder not easier for people to vote, and we have to make sure that everyone has equal access to the polls in this country, and that requires us to pass the john r. lewis voting rights advancement act. congresswoman wasserman-schultz, good to have you with us this morning, thank you. thank you so much. still to come, a look at the latest data, two years after covid first hit the u.s., the way the numbers are trending depends on what part of the country you live in. live report next. country you live in. country you live in. live report next
view, starts to chip away and where people will start to say maybe desantis looks we just don t need any more of this. flip this is chipping away. or i think the other issue is that it could be, i think people will see him as possibly they re just going after him, he didn t do anything. this is a witch hunt. prosecutors are weighing the issue about charges and that s on their minds as they are going forward and if you bring a case and it doesn t work like in manhattan, a criminal case, if they bring charges and it doesn t go their way, it lifts him. i think that cuts both ways when