getting trade deals over the line. we now know this man, number ten press chief jack doyle, was at the event on december the 18th. sources have told the bbc mr doyle offered borisjohnson his resignation but the prime minister would not accept it something downing street denies. the second political headache facing the prime minister concerns his costly flat refurbishment. downing street has said officials are now liaising with borisjohnson s adviser on standards, lord geidt, following the publication of a report yesterday into how the work was paid for. hi, nice to see you. sir keir starmer, today meeting people helping in the aftermath of storm arwen, stopped short of calling for mrjohnson to quit, but. he s not fit for office and because he s not fit for office he won t resign, and the question really is for tory members of the cabinet, tory mps, to ask themselves, are they prepared
concern, how worried should we be? time for concern. but how worried should we be? time for concern, but not how worried should we be? time for concern, but not panic. how worried should we be? time for concern, but not panic. there - how worried should we be? time for concern, but not panic. there is - concern, but not panic. there is huge uncertainty about what we are in for with omicron. the maths look clear on infections, it is doubling every two or three days and we are heading for the biggest wave of infections. but that is infections, not hospitalisations. even if only a few of those lead to people needing hospital treatment, few of those lead to people needing hospitaltreatment, if few of those lead to people needing hospital treatment, if there is a huge number of cases it could be significant pressure on the nhs. so the advice is get vaccinated, because even if it doesn t protect against infection, it should offer a lot of protection against severe disease, do regular l