probably not that month. from him and his family is the - probably not that month. from him and his family is the final. him and his family is the final straw they are packing up and leaving the city. we straw they are packing up and leaving the city. leaving the city. we did look att in: leaving the city. we did look at trying to leaving the city. we did look at trying to find leaving the city. we did look at trying to find a leaving the city. we did look at trying to find a place - leaving the city. we did look at trying to find a place in i at trying to find a place in manhattan but the inventory was so low in the kind of rate landlords are now expecting are so high. so it left us with no choice but to look further afield, we are moving to new jersey now. afield, we are moving to new jersey now- jersey now. this is what you can aet jersey now. this is what you can get in jersey now. this is what you can get in new jersey now. this is what you can get in new york- jersey
electoral tests but i think in a way, why is it carrying on, it is the nature of the allegations and it might ve been around since december. but, if you can t get a bigger allegation. he has always insisted that he didn t think there were parties for the rest of it, but the police seemed to be taking a different view, given the number penalty notices that have gone out. this independent commission and the report to come and i think that is his problem, the nature of what he is alleged to have done during these lockdowns and that is the problem of voters as well. t5 it lockdowns and that is the problem of voters as well- voters as well. is it about arrogance. voters as well. is it about arrogance, people s - voters as well. is it about - arrogance, people s realisation of the arrogance of this prime minister the arrogance of this prime minister. people whose relatives died and minister. people whose relatives died and they could not be with their died and they could not be with
worse than that will be a bbc that competed with them for the income, the advertising dollars, if you like, which would be catastrophic for them. ,, , ., ., for them. stephanie, the reason i wanted to talk for them. stephanie, the reason i wanted to talk about for them. stephanie, the reason i wanted to talk about this - for them. stephanie, the reason i wanted to talk about this is - wanted to talk about this is because the media landscape is changing dramatically. we will come to the debate of american news and whether it has become more partisan and whether the bbc will go the same way if it is commercially funded, but i am interested in how the bbc is seen in america. what is the opinion of the bbc over there? in america. what is the opinion of the bbc over there? from my peers, we find the the bbc over there? from my peers, we find the bbc the bbc over there? from my peers, we find the bbc a the bbc over there? from my peers, we find the bbc a much the bbc over there?
i can t wait until they are vaccinated. but i would wait until we find that the vaccines are safe u and effectivent and i m not sure that we can say that at the moment because we just don t wt ha have the data and te data. we do have a great doctor , amazing trisko, science based. appreciate it. yep. soet tears and sending in some real numbers not just about covid but about our leadersal response to it. so new analysis by the decidedly nonright johns hopkins university hass concluded that covid lockdownstd in twenty twenty didn t work. this is a direct quote froma- johns hopkins. well, this meta analysis concludes it lockdowns has little to no public health effects. they ve imposed enormous economic and socialia costs whee they have been adopted in consequent lockdown policies ill founded and should bere rejected as a pandemic policy instrument. ed sorry for the raised voice wrecked people s lives millions of people s livesx , but tony a