places where there is not enough ventilation. in his mind, it is airborne and that would be the safest thing. that might be a choice and that there might be guidance from the government to do what you think is necessary to protect yourself, especially if you have not had that second dose of the vaccine. dr gupta, this is from jasmine, how will the eventual easing of restrictions play out in education? i think that in the education sector the use i think that in the education sector the use of i think that in the education sector the use of masks i think that in the education sector the use of masks will i think that in the education sector the use of masks will probably - i think that in the education sector the use of masks will probably go| the use of masks will probably go hand the use of masks will probably go hand in the use of masks will probably go hand in hand the use of masks will probably go hand in hand with the use of masks will probably go hand in hand with what
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they fought went very well and they believe that is the beginning of a fruitful relationship. there is no doubt you don t want to have this row over chattering things in any way at all, and what was interesting as overnight the downing street clearly escalated it, the foreign secretary going on air and is saying on record, not denying that this was offensive what president macron was saying. interesting borisjohnson was very much trying to row back from that in his press conference at the end. he didn t want that to be the end. he didn t want that to be the question everyone was asking. it was and he just kept saying, no, that was a tiny part of what went on. it was an ongoing problem, and i don t think this will have helped that problem because this is up to the rhetoric about antagonism, and thatis the rhetoric about antagonism, and that is not the way it is going to be solved. for that is not the way it is going to be solved- that is not the way it is going to be solved. ., 1, .,