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2021 has, for many people, been a long and difficult year. a year of change and uncertainty. and worry about lives and livelihoods and jobs and prospects. and early hopes of a return to something more normal have been replaced by a realisation that covid will be around for much longer than we first thought. its impact on how we live and how we work has been far more significant than feared. our social lives, shopping habits and our travel plans all changed by this pandemic. and now, we are learning to live with this virus, but learning to live with its consequences will be harder the lostjobs and the rising prices, and a big covid bill still to pay. getting back to where we were will take time but the question is, just how long will it take? since the pandemic began last year, the whole uk. the start of 2021 was not a happy new year. but we now have a new variant of the virus. we must therefore go into a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this variant. ....
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the stand in manager celebrated with similar gusto. it wasn t long before he celebrated again as mo salah found a gap only he seems capable of finding. a gift before he departs for the africa cup of nations. chelsea were far from beaten, and their start back came in style. n golo kante found pulisic. 2 2 in a breathless half of premier league football. after conceding two apiece, they second half saw the goalkeepers come to the fore. mendy kept out salah, and the opposing team and the opposing team stopped pulisic. it finished 2 2, a result that doesn t do much for either side s title hopes, but again was a joy to watch. well, as craig mentioned in his report, there so, missed opportunity for both sides as leaders manchester city stay ten points clear at the time, but post match, both chelsea and liverpool seem content with the result. i m happy with the attitude and the quality, and it showed there were lots still we can improve, and still we struggle. still we can i ....
spreading covid misinformation. days before the anniversary of january 6 new polling shows just so divided we are as a nation. that is coming up. and then happening right now a crucial call for president biden today with the ukrainian president offering help. but we want to begin with that breaking news on covid. the nbc news tally shows the u.s. surpassed 55 million cases over covid. an illustration of how quickly this omicron variant is spreading. this is just two days after hitting 54 million cases. and four days after hitting 53. a noted acceleration of cases. and at the nation s airports, more than 3,700 flights canceled as millions of americans head home. this is coming after at least 2,700 canceled yesterday leaving thousands sleeping on benches and unsure how to get home. we have two reporters standing by for us. steve, on this one, passengers not only dealing with an unbelievable number of cancelations from the weather and omicron variant impacting travel. talk ....
the first black anglican archbishop of cape town. among his many great achievements was winning the nobel peace prize in1981r for combatting white minority rule in south africa. in the words of nelson mandela, his great ally and friend, i believe that god is waiting for the archbishop. he is waiting to welcome desmond tutu with open arms . this is the scene live at st george s cathedral. only 100 invited guests will be allowed inside the parish in line with covid 19 protocols. armed police, sniffer dogs and scanners will ensure the safety of attending dignitaries. the archbishop requested a funeral without lavish expense or ostentation. he requested the cheapest coffin and his remains will be interred behind the cathedral pulpit, from which he often used to preach against racial injustice. the final dignitaries are making their way to the pews. his coffin eventually their way to the pews. his coffin eventually once their way to the pews. his coffin eventually once th ....