Asked her repeatedly where her people came from at a reception at buckingham palace, despite the charity chief executive being born in the uk. for the second day running, the telegraph leads with a story on strikes. the paper reports that britain faces disruption from industrial action every day until christmas, with rail workers, nurses, teachers, security guards, and driving examiners taking part. the i: the uk is playing with fire when it comes to covid jabs, that s the headline on the front of the i. leading scientists are warning that the country is not prepared for a new major covid variant, with former vaccine chief katie bingham warning ourjabs are not good enough . and the sun reports that the pop star chesney hawkes has been adopted as england s world cup mascot following his half time show during the wales match. the one and only singer says he wants to play again
Vaccinated, provide acceptable proof that he cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons to be able to access the same travel arrangements as fully vaccinated travellers. so we await his presentation on what evidence he provides. if that evidence he provides. if that evidence is insufficient, he won t be treated any differently to anyone else, and he will be on the next plane home. else, and he will be on the next plane home- else, and he will be on the next lane home. ~ , ., ., plane home. the australian prime minister. here s what the british doubles player, jamie murray, had to say at a press conference earlier. i think if it was me that wasn t vaccinated, i wouldn t be getting an exemption, but well done to him getting exemption, but well done to him getting cleared to come to australia and compete. and australians have been reacting angrily to news of the tennis player s exemption, amidst strict pandemic rules. i think it s a disgrace. we have all done i think it s a disgrace. w
Here s what some of the melbourne public had to say about it all. i think it s a disgrace. we ve all done the right thing and we ve all gone out and got ourjabs and our boosters, and we have someone that s come from overseas, and all of a sudden he s been exempt and can play, and i think it s an absolute disgrace and i won t be watching it. i guess he might even get booed when he gets up onto the court. he shouldn t be allowed to come. it s his choice not to be l vaccinated, which is fine, and i think the government here has made the choice that you should be vaccinated. my first instinct was that it s not fair but i did read that it was a double blind sort of assessment so who knows? on the basis it seems unfair. joining me now from melbourne is matt walsh, an assistant editor at espn australia. hello. should he be allowed in? well, ultimately that s up to the authorities and they ve made the decision that he is to be allowed in. as we heard from some citizens
And to get your boosters and get yourjabs. that s the best way forward, and as for when we will review the measures, which i think what your third point, ben, as i say, no later than early january, and possibly before, if we start to get some of that really granular information. but we need to see the data and work on it really hard. christmas parties and nativity is. christmas parties and nativity i5. sorry. christmas parties and nativity i5. sorry. no, christmas parties and nativity i5. sorry. no, they christmas parties and nativity i5. sorry, no, they should christmas parties and nativity i5. sorry, no, they should not, - christmas parties and nativity i5. sorry, no, they should not, no. in| sorry, no, they should not, no. in my view, they should not be. they should follow the guidance, of course, but we are not saying, we don t want kids to be taken out of school before the end of term, not that there is very long to go now, we don t want nativity plays to be cancelled, we t