we have the vaccine booster campaign and we have a lot of confidence in that talk about other let teddy make measures like mask wearing, take a test before you go to the gathering with a large number of people have ventilation, wash hands and those of the things that are now in place in chris wood he was suggesting that people might want to change their behaviour because of the real serious risk now posed by the omicron varian. and what we have heard since the press conference is things like the hospitality industry very worried about what could happen if people do change their behaviour and so the british chambers of commerce are saying after the chief medical officer advised, we still hurt no news of any financial support measures coming from the government and the best the government and the best the government for things they say they need for help and this some conservative mps were saying that the time might be coming for the government to think about the help could give business
batsmen in the first test. anderson believes that the short time between tests after the heavy defeat in brisbane could benefit england getting street back in the net and having a game and played quick succession. get straight back out there and put things right and play a much better game than we did together. it is a great opportunity for everyone who gets the nod tomorrow and there be a great opportunity to get a spike in the series. get us back in the series. meanwhile, australia have confirmed that david warner will be fit enough to face england. the batter had been struggling with an injury. however bowlerjosh hazlewood has lost his fitness battle and will be replaced bthye richardson. coverage across the bbc from 4am tomorrow. england will play the all blacks at twickenham as part of next year s autumn international series. it will be the first time the sides have met since the 2019 world cup semifinal, and therfirst time
of the royal pharmaceutical - need support. thorrun govind, chair of the royal pharmaceutical society | of the royal pharmaceutical society in england, think you so much. thank you. scotland, wales and northern ireland already have covid passports and from today, people in england need what s being called a covid pass to get into large venues like nightclubs and stadiums. all adults must prove they are fully vaccinated or have a negative covid test from within the last 48 hours. to prove that, you can show an nhs covid pass or a text or email from nhs test and trace. you ll need that now to go to indoor unseated venues with more than 500 people, outdoor unseated venues with more than 4,000 people or any venue with more than 10,000 people. our correspondent andrew plant reports from bristol. hi, guys, you got your covid passes? proof of vaccinations or negative tests. great, thank you, guys. suddenly needed all across england today. thousands attending football matches will find
the expense and the waste of money, as well, that doesn t sit easily with me either. some campaigners say that this episode has exposed a lack of regulation of testing providers. they re outside of the health system and outside of any quality control by health professionals. we ve seen this a lot with companies who don t really know what it is they re existing to do, but need some form of revenue while they re working it out, and that s what this company started as, and during the pandemic, because they could do some testing, they started doing covid testing as well and they scaled up very rapidly. immensa is a subsidiary of dante labs, which was also offering pcr tests of foreign travellers. but it s now under investigation by the competition and markets authority over concerns it has been treating customers unfairly, one of a number of covid testing terms facing similar investigations. dante labs says it s cooperating fully with the cma inquiry, but recognises a small number of custo
they started doing covid testing as well and they scaled up very rapidly. immensa is a subsidiary of dante labs, which was also offering pcr tests of foreign travellers. but it s now under investigation by the competition and markets authority over concerns it has been treating customers unfairly, one of a number of covid testing firms facing similar investigations. dante labs says it s cooperating fully with the cma inquiry, but recognises a small number of customers face challenges. immensa health clinic says it s fully collaborating with health officials and added it has already analysed more than 2.5 million samples for nhs test and trace. but there will be questions over whether millions of taxpayers money has been wisely spent. dominic hughes, bbc news. the british iranian aid worker nazanin zaghari ratcliffe has lost an appeal against her second jail sentence in iran. she was convicted in april of involvement in propaganda activity which she denies.