hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton, and kate proctor, editor of politics home and the house magazine. welcome back to both of you, welcome back to both of you, happy welcome back to both of you, happy new year. the is headline daily tests for 100,000 key workers as prime minister sticks with plan b measures, at an announcement in downing street. the metro quotes borisjohnson, who insists england can ride out the 0micron wave as he brings no new covid restrictions. however, in the guardian, he admits parts of the nhs could be overwhlemed in the coming weeks, as hospital trusts declare critical incidents amid staff shortages and covid patients. the daily telegraph claims covid testing rules are to be relaxed, as part of efforts to shorten
contrast between having this testing at the same time, we are told, and this is a telegraph line that s been flashing up lately, so might be something they ve got a head of more detail today, testing rules to be relaxed to solve staff shortages. doesn t sound like a solution if people aren t testing so much, conceivably coming in infected and start infecting their colleagues? this is really interesting and there has been this is really interesting and there has been some calls for this isolation has been some calls for this isolation time to be shortened, which isolation time to be shortened, which is isolation time to be shortened, which is what i thought we d hear next which is what i thought we d hear next from which is what i thought we d hear next from the government. but actually next from the government. but actually the story the telegraph has here is actually the story the telegraph has here is that if you test positive on a laterai here is that if you test
they get the helping hand and mentorship they need. also, in the isolation, we are people and we are communal. at some point is just again and new york city is particularly maddening because the place is still open for business. except in office spaces. a federal appeals court ruled on friday that the government can enforce its vaccines and testing rules in private companies with more than 100 employees. the decision from the six u.s. circuit court of appeals which blocks the mandate. the white house says it will protect workers especially as the u.s. faces this highly transmissible omicron variant. republicans say state attorney generals and conservative groups say they ll appeal friday s