anyway and lots of conservative backbenchers were coming there because they are complaining they are not seen the benefits of brexit fully yet although you can imagine those same backbenchers complaining actually this is a bit of a power grab by government ministers at the expense of parliament. we are already seeing the devolved administrations in scotland and wales complaining they have not been consulted properly about this and it is a paragraph from them and also it raises the prospect of more divergence from northern ireland which is having to stick with eu law in lots of areas, controversially. so there s quite a lot to look into in this bill and there is no timeframe for when it will be published for everyone to look at so the timing is more to do with the brexit anniversary calendar than the actual parliamentary process. seldom actual parliamentary process. adam fleminu , actual parliamentary process. adam fleming. thank actual parliamentary process. adam fleming, thank you.
lot of the big names have got on their privatejets. lot of the big names have got on their private jets. lot of the big names have got on their private jets. their private ets. thank you, adam fleminu. a leading scientist advising the government on its response to the coronavirus pandemic has stepped down from his role. in a statement, sirjeremy farrar said he resigned from sage at the end of last month to focus on his work as the director of a medical charity. but he also warned that the covid rates in the uk were concerning , saying the situation was a long way from over . a new recruitment campaign to fill more than 100,000 vacancies in the social care sector has been launched in england. it comes as providers warn of an increasing staffing crisis fuelled by compulsory covid vaccinations for workers, and rising wages in other areas of the economy. we need an enormous investment, the monies that have been released thus far are just the tip of the iceberg. we need to really get to