to leave in ambulance areas down to individual regions and trust, but instead, that should be decided at a national level. otherwise, how can we ask the army to cover for the ambulances if they don t know where they are going to be? grant shapps, last question, you are we can see you, for those who are watching newcast as opposed to listening, you are well wrapped up. what is your technique for staying warm in the davos winter? so, one is the hand warmers, what i have here. this one s actually not particularly warm. it looks like a tea bag in my pocket. and the other little hidden secret is that under myjacket here, i have one of these jackets which attaches to the kind of battery you might use to charge your phone, and it is giving me a warm glow. you are wearing a battery powered coat? i tell you what, you want to watch going through airport security with that on! years of going to football and watching my sons play football and standing on very cold sidelines has taught me to d
will be here with a full round up of the days news. first, it s newcast. hello, it is adam in the studio. and laura in the same studio. and chris in the same studio for now. until i vacate the spot for a guest in a bit. so, actually, we have got less covid rules, but we have still got some covid rules, which is actually quite a good summary of whether a plan b still exists or not, because some bits of plan b in england still exist, but some bits of plan b disappear next week. but, it has been quite a dramatic week, where the prime minister s fortunes have ebbed and flowed and then they have relatively flowed, compared to where they were ebbing before. it has all been quite up and down. it has been really up and down. you know, downing street is still in a pretty precarious position, no doubt about that. if i choose my normal metaphor of choice, thejenga tower is very wobbly, some big pieces have been taken out, a few more may be crammed back in,