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To net our doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts and doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts and thank - doable, more achievable. interesting to get your thoughts and thank you i to get your thoughts and thank you so much for your time. harry ferguson a professor of social work at the university of birmingham, thank you. around 1600 properties in the north east of england are still without power ten days after storm arwen. yellow weather warnings for wind and snow have been issued ahead of storm barra, which is due to hit the uk tomorrow. the energy provider for the north east of england says it hopes to reconnect every home before the storm hits. in the last hour, the business minister, greg hands, said it was completely unacceptable that some homes were still without power. mr speaker, we have removed the compensation limit to allow customers affected to claim up to £140 per day if th ....
The covid trend lines are in a word better. let s take a look. some of them are getting almost encouraging. if you look here had a month ago, 150,000 new covid infections a day. yesterday below 100,000 for the first time in two monies, 99.8 right there, down 33.5% from one month ago, that the rate of new covid infections. when cases come down, hospitalizations come down, down 32.5% from one month ago. the lowest hospitalization rates since early august. you can see a month ago 102,000 americans hospitalized and yesterday shy of 69,000 americans, and it lags a couple weeks behind but deaths now finally coming down as well. it is still horrific. yesterday more than 1,600 americans dying of the coronavirus but two weeks ago it was above 2,000. it s down 17.5% from two weeks ago so the trend lines are better. let s get an assessment. with us to share the expertise and insights is dr. rainy ....
The education sector. as i have made clear throughout this pandemic, it is my top priority to keep children in school. indeed, is a speak today, this is the case that millions of children have been back in the classroom since march the 8th, learning with their friends and teachers. i m sure the house will agree that is exactly where they belong. the vast majority of schools are open 99.8% of state funded schools open on 24th ofjune, benefiting children who have given up benefiting children who have given up so much during this pandemic. backin up so much during this pandemic. back in february, the prime minister set out an extensive road map. and that we need to continue to be careful now to complete this cautious but irreversible road map to freedom. we understand the frustration of parents and pupils who may feel like they are being asked to isolate unnecessarily. as i ....
Looks like the odds of portland tying las vegas all-time record 117 degrees tomorrow is 17%. national weather service in portland, do we need to remind you the heat is our thing? the austin, texas, office, portland s all-time record of 112 yesterday is also the high in their city, in austin. this meteorologist pointed out portland was expected to be hotter than 99.8% of earth yesterday with some the sahara desert, persian gulf and california s deserts reaching higher temperatures. so those are the numbers. and they are all kind of mind blowing. but the effects are even more brutal. put simply, humans cannot function very well in this kind of heat. we have not evolved to deal with 112 degrees. the pacific northwest where summers are usually temperate and many people do not have air conditioning, it sure as heck is not designed for it. ....
The country talk about a kind of humor las vegas branch training yesterday looks like the odds of portland tying biggest this all-time record l-time record portland s all-time record high of 100 tobias it is also the record high in their city, in austin. portland was expected to be hotter than 99.8% of earth yesterday. there s a higher death desert only reaching a higher temperature. those are the numbers. mind-blowing. the facts are more brutal. humans cannot function very well in this kind of heat. we have not evolved to deal with 112 degrees. the pacific northwest, where summers are usually pretty temperate, many people do not have air conditioning, it sure ....