Henry chu, Uk Bureau chIef of the amerIcan paper the La TImes, ned temko, who Is wIth the chrIstIan scIence monItor, and Bbc Uk polItIcal correspondent DamIan GrammatIcas Is wIth me In the studIo. Have you wIth us thIs week, and good to have you wIth us at home, thank you for watchIng. Lovely to have you for watchIng. Lovely to have you wIth thIs week. Its been a week of contratIng fortunes In the global pandemIc. Here In the uk, wales Is lIftIng Its covId restrIctIons over the weekend, and scotland wIll lIft most covId restrIctIons at the end of thIs weekend, three weeks after borIsjohnson dId the same In england. Fears of a SIgnfIcant Surge In cases have not been born out, and the number of people requIrIng hospItalIsatIon appears to have stabIlIsed. Theres also been the fIrst fall In the number of InfectIons sInce the end of may, and a reductIon In the R Rate below one come In other words, the vIrus Is not growIng In the populatIon. The Delta VarIant, fIrst IdentIfIed In IndIa, Is n
their protection and their families to . somew channtly, i notice somewhahat of a change and i expressed it. here on fox.i i warned thawat veselirned tn it was coming. this isn t anything new .n en what we ve been experiencing for almost like two years inye the countrary where the crimes have become more brazen. it. is very clear that criminals aren t afraid of law enforcement as this continues in the country that we re going to have vigilante justice and we can t have that in a civilized society. avsomeone is going to fill that void and there will bel that vigilante justice. and we don t want thataders areg to happen. but the leaders aren t doing anything about it. the mayors are steppin m g up th to the plate. the dea is aren t stepping us ap to the plate. the judges aren t stepping up plate to the plate. so who is going to d o it?o and that s why that vigilante justice comes in that look, i didn t say that to brag or be right. i genuinely want it to be wrong about this
entries suggest that sir patrick vallance had said that a number of ministers were trying to in essence use science to make decisions so they didn t have to make decisions themselves, and there isn t a great structure in that. the point of the inquiry is to learn how to make those decisions, should they need to be made again. there are questions for scientists as well. we have heard in this inquiry, back in february 20 20, six weeks before the uk finally went into lockdown, that there were those in downing street, particularly borisjohnson, who maybe were not taking covid as seriously as they might or should duff done considering what ended up happening, so there are questions to the scientists, had you understood the scientists, had you understood the virus sufficiently and should you have worn people earlier? that could have had a different outcome in terms of restrictions being made earlier and different outcomes to what happened. h0??? earlier and different outcomes to wh
the bbc news at six. princess anne is in hospital with concussion after apparently being injured by a horse. the incident happened on her estate in gloucestershire yesterday. buckingham palace says the princess, who s 73, is expected to make a full recovery, though is likely to remain in hospital for some days. here s our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph. just over a week ago, trooping the colour. the princess royal was on horse back where she loved to be. an accomplished horsewoman, she played a leading part in the event. but last night, princess anne was injured on her estate, gatcombe park, in gloucestershire. it is understood she was hurt after coming into contact with a horse s head or legs while on a walk. in a statement, buckingham palace said. year on year, princess anne tops the list of royals who carry out the most public engagements. her work is often under the radar, without the glamour and attention others receive. but in a year when the royal family has