looking difficult as we stagger through the last couple of days of term with growing numbers of teachers with suspected or confirmed cases of covid. the big worry come january, whatever the will is, and the will is there from head teachers, that they may not be able to keep all pupils in school if they cannot get cover for teachers who are off sick. in some areas there have been bearish acute shortages of supply teachers. partly because some are reluctant to work going from school to school in the current climate, and others have gone off to work for the national tutoring programme, the government s catcher programme. today they promised they will get more but we don t know if retired teachers will answer the call. retired teachers will answer the call. two more premier league matches have been called off because of outbreaks of covid, bringing the total to five since last sunday. manchester united s game with brighton on saturday has been postponed, their second match to be called off
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take a couple of weeks or months. it raises the question, is bori5 johnson s flagship policy for the pandemic recovery, helping children to catch up with lost learning, now being held hostage or taken control of by the treasury? i am not sure thatis of by the treasury? i am not sure that is the case. we do not really know if bori5 that is the case. we do not really know if borisjohnson i5 that is the case. we do not really know if borisjohnson is in favour of an extended school day or not. we do not know if he has been prevented from getting that. we know he is obsessed by the tutoring programme. that got an extra £1 billion yesterday. he is getting his way on that. claims of a massive row between the government and the treasury might be a little bit exaggerated, orat treasury might be a little bit exaggerated, or at least they are exaggerated, or at least they are exaggerated for now. exaggerated, or at least they are exaggerated for now. thank you very much. the organisers of the t
education tsar as we might expect. it will be fascinating to see how this debate pans out over the next few months. do we see more money given to the tutoring programme? adam, thank you very much. the organisers of the tokyo olympics have ruled out a cancellation or another postponement of the games, amid a surge in covid infections injapan and a state of emergency in the capital. 10,000 volunteers have already pulled out over concerns about rising covid cases, and a slow vaccination rollout. here s our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes. applause this is sport in the time of covid. fans may clap but cheering is forbidden. masks are mandatory and so are temperature checks. it s sunday night in kawasaki, and the football fans heading into this stadium are now used to the routine. and, despite a new wave of covid raging across japan, here, it all feels very relaxed.
extended for every pupil in england by half an hour a day. it turns out that was too much for the treasury, who have said they wanted to see more evidence it would work and spend more time looking at plans and bolder into the comprehensive spending review in your tim, which will all spending done by all government departments. in the autumn. this is a personal prime ministerial priority. no prime minister likes their personal priority policy being described as key slow, too narrow, too small or half hearted. there is a caveat to this. borisjohnson s of session is the tutoring programme. that got an extra £2 billion yesterday. boris johnson does not appear to have a view over whether the school day should be extended and maybe this is not such a huge clash between the prime minister, the treasury and the
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