minutes. it will be a short all day holiday christmas party. pete: is this an invite? will: absolutely. always an invitation to both of you. jedediah: he is excited. will: i am thrilled. his eyes lit up. pete: in the park at 10:00. jedediah: it is interesting. we talked about the way the life has changed with covid-19, with lockdowns of all the orders. when the holidays come around, you realize the impact of that. not only with the own gatherings in your home, you re right, will, of holiday parties. seeing posts on social media people say, remember how life used to be and throw back photos. there was time we gathered together comfortably in a different way. they hope that time will return. pete: i always bring my a game to the christmas party. will: you do? pete: i do. will: i bring my a game to any party that starts early, college football, whatever party starts noonish. pete: that will be today. there is some football. i was walking upstairs, walked through the office,
eve. today is the day, carley and brian, today is the day before christmas eve, which is my favorite day of the whole year because tomorrow is the day i finally start to go shopping. brian: wow. steve: i m hoping the malls stay open late. ashley: you are hitting the stores tomorrow. no time like the present, i guess? this is the best time of year, especially when you are a little kid and thinking about how many more sleeps until christmas. and you are counting down the days and getting so excited. i certainly remember that. brian, what about you? brian: no memories really of christmas. i m only kidding, of course. great memories of christmas. in the christmas book featured the duffy s christmas book which is again on the new york times best seller list. steve, i have a question for you. you say you haven t shopped in your head do you know what you can are getting? steve: no. brian: looking in the windows and looking at the mannequins saying she would look good in that. stev
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are geri scott, political correspondent at the press association and olivia utley, assistant comment editor at the telegraph. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the ft. starting with. .. like many of tomorrow s front pages, it leads with borisjohnson s move to plan b as more restrictions come into place in england. the i describes the move as a u turn by the prime minister as he urges the nation to work from home where possible and announces mandatory mask wearing in all indoor venues. it also features the fallout from the downing street christmas party video as adviser to the pm, allegra stratton resigns. the guardian calls it a party scandal and calls into question the prime minister s credibility. the backlash features on the front of the telegraph. tonight the prime minister told millions of people they must work from home, but said they can still go to christmas parti
so, are you going to an office christmas party? if so, do you have to be masked up, tested, the works? we will discuss that later. but first. we start in the us, where market volatility continues, overfears about the new omicron variant of covid i9. wall street shares fell sharply after public health officials confirmed the first case of omicron in the us. it s now been detected in two dozen countries. markets have been on a roller coaster since news of the new, possibly vaccine resistant variant emerged late last week. after a brief recovery, leading us shares have now had their worst two day sell off in more than a year. let s show you how that s impacting asian markets. and let us talk this through with andy macdonald. the fund manager at amity global investors. good morning to you. first of all, i am loving your christmas tree. first of all, i am loving your christmas tree. thank you very much. christmas tree. thank you very much- that christmas tree. thank you very mu