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Monday briefing: Johnson to map way out of lockdown

Monday briefing: Johnson to map way out of lockdown
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Texas s power crisis « The Standard

Over in the US of A in the great state of Texas and in surrounding states locals are experiencing unusually cold weather and are suffering from the effects.  But instead of blaming their not fit for purpose electrical systems they are blaming the Green New Deal, even though it has not been implemented.

Monday briefing: Tory lockdown row as quarantine begins

Monday briefing: Tory lockdown row as quarantine begins Martin Farrer Top story: Hotel isolation begins for ‘red-list’ arrivals © Photograph: Steve Parsons/PA People returning to England from certain high-risk countries will be required to spend 10 days in a designated hotel such as the Novotel at Heathrow. Morning everyone. My name is Martin Farrer and these are the top stories this morning. Demands for a swift schedule to take England out of lockdown seem set to increase today despite Downing Street’s attempts to push back against Conservative MPs who want all restrictions lifted by the start of May. Ministers hailed meeting the government’s first major vaccination target, and said any hastiness in reopening could risk undoing the progress made in combating the pandemic. But there were reports last night that there could be a general relaxation of some rules on 8 March, such as allowing two people from different households to sit together in parks,

Friday briefing: Anger over hotel quarantine delay

Last modified on Fri 5 Feb 2021 01.50 EST Top story: Hunt warns on lifting lockdown too early Morning, everyone. I’m Martin Farrer and here are the top stories this Friday morning. Ministers are under fire for delays in implementing plans to detain arrivals to the UK from high-risk countries in coronavirus quarantine hotels, with Labour accusing the government of “putting people at risk”. Lack of details about the plan forced the government to announce yesterday that the health secretary, Matt Hancock, would take personal charge of the scheme under which passengers from a “red list” have to pay for their own accommodation from 15 February. It had been hoped that mandatory isolation would be in place by now to stop the spread of new variants of Covid-19. The shadow home secretary, Nick Thomas-Symonds, said the scheme was “half-baked” as hotel chains said they had been kept in the dark about the plans.

Thursday briefing: Biden gets to work on Covid and climate

Thursday briefing: Biden gets to work on Covid and climate Warren Murray Top story: ‘America’s day, democracy’s day’ © Photograph: Andrew Harnik/EPA Lady Gaga between Joe Biden and Kamala Harris at the inauguration. Hello, Warren Murray pleased to be bringing you this Thursday briefing. Joe Biden has spent the first hours of his presidency addressing America’s crisis at home and rebuilding its leadership in the world with a series of executive actions, including rejoining the Paris climate accord, calling a halt to Donald Trump’s border wall, initiating urgent action on Covid-19 and renewing US membership of the World Health Organization. If you didn’t catch the inauguration proceedings yesterday afternoon here is a faithful account from Lauren Gambino in Washington. Don’t miss inaugural poet Amanda Gorman’s recitation of her poem The Hill We Climb. “This is America’s day,” Biden said, gazing across the sprawl of the capital city’s

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