for when that happens, i guess. yes! we can do this. we can do this better. and we need to be bearing power lines and we need to accept that we need to change and we need to stop flying all over the place and start recycling. i don t mean to get on a soapbox, but we need to wake up. because these fires are getting closer and closer to our communities and families have lost everything in the blink of an eye and nobody needs to go through that. so, if anything can come from this, let it be the change, and let it be support. i know everyone is asking us right now what we need and, you know, clothes and food, it hasjust snowed like a foot. nobody is thinking clearly enough to make amazon wish lists or to think what comes next, other than food and housing for the next week. another thousands of families are going to be fighting for a rental in a very tight rental market against covid.
to hospital in england has nearly doubled in a week, from just over 1000 a week ago to more than 2000. we should have the latest figures shortly. and there are still problems across the uk with the availability of lateral flow and pcr tests. health officials say millions more tests will be made available by tomorrow, new year s eve. so called nightingale surge hubs are to be set up at hospitals across england in preparation for a bigger wave of 0micron admissions. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. the start of building work on the next wave of nightingale hubs. this one is at st george s hospital in south west london. the government says it s a contingency measure, in case of a surge in covid patients. but there s concern
in the us, prince andrew s legal team has failed to stop proceedings in a civil sex abuse case. his accuser has accused him of sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager at the homes of jeffrey epstein and ms maxwell. prince andrew s lawyers argue the civil action should be halted. prince andrew has consistently denied the allegations. the new year honours list has been published, featuring more than 1,200 people, many of them being recognised for their work during the coronavirus pandemic. they re joined by almost 80 olympic and paralympic athletes who competed in last summer s tokyo games. lizo mzimba reports. their faces have become familiar to the public throughout the pandemic. now the chief medical officers for england, chris whitty. .. if lots of people are
i m saying is with the deepest respect we have to wait for the outcome of the report but in the meantime i am focused on delivering here at this fantastic diagnostics hub, run by people from the royal free hospital, offering an amazing service. what i m focused on, number one, is clearing the covid backlogs and delivering on all of our priorities for the british people. we have still got a problem with covid. ~ , ., i: i: i: , .,, covid. we still have 15,000 people still in bed and covid. we still have 15,000 people still in bed and since covid. we still have 15,000 people still in bed and since i m covid. we still have 15,000 people still in bed and since i m in - covid. we still have 15,000 people still in bed and since i m in front i still in bed and since i m in front of the cameras i must remind people it s a great thing to do to get a booster. we still have a lot of people who could get protected. let me just try one more time. do you accept on principle that a prime mini
and alexandria ocasio-cortez is spotted maskless in florida, desantis is calling out the hypocrisy. if i had a dollar for every lockdown politician who decided to escape to florida over the last two years i ve been a pretty wealthy man. todd: if i had a nickel, effective inflation, if i had a dollar. if i had $10 for every you are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. i m todd, i m smiling. take a look on your screen, corke is in the house. kevin: we are really good friends off camera, as well. pleasure to be with you. i m in for carley shimkus. today the chicago teachers union vote on returning to remote learning after in-person classes resume during a surge in covid