and we have some news from abroad. we start in the united states and across parts of the south in particular because we have some enormous thunderstorms breaking at the moment. they will be capable of bringing some pale and later today there is a significant risk of seeing some very strong tornadoes across this kind of area. some of those could be on the ground for quite a long time so there is a risk of significant damage because that part of the united states later today. here in the uk there is more cloud than yesterday but still some fine spells of sunshine. for most of you through the afternoon. the exception is across parts of east anglia and the south east england where we have some rain which could be on the heavy side across essex, kent and sussex before that clear through. most of us than see some sunshine and if you are out of that chilly wind temperatures as high as 14 chilly wind temperatures as high as m in glasgow and around 15 for chilly wind temperatures as h
drjenny harries the deputy chief medical officerfor england. the prime minister is likely to be asked about today s other main news as the duchess of sussex tells american tv that her treatment by the royal family led her to contemplate suicide. she tells oprah winfrey that one unnamed family member raised questions about the skin colour of her son archie. so, we have in tandem the conversation of, he won t be given security, he s not going to be given a title. and also, concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he s born. oprah winfrey has since said harry wanted to clarify that it was not the queen or prince philip who made the comments about archie s skin. she also addressed the couple s desire for privacy. hello. welcome to this bbc news special in the next few minutes the prime minister will be leading a coronavirus news briefing at downing street. today marks the first stage of the borisjohnson s road map out of lockdown for england. all s
suffering symptoms of the disorder. the health issue has affected 20 american diplomats in the austrian capital. download the fox news app, scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/app. john: the head of center for ditzy use control making a very unusual move overruling recommendations from her own agency scientists. the decision allows booster shots were people on the front lines like health care workers, something that the agency panel voted against. the move also gives president biden a big boost as he pushes to get booster shots to huge groups of americans. the medical contributor dr. marty makary joins us now and also a physician and professor at johns hopkins university. as of the daily coronavirus briefing, saying i did not overrule my own folks, listen to what she said. i want to be very clear that i did not overrule an advisory committee. i listen to the votes and that
On Thursday morning, the front page of the New York Post implored readers to “GET VAXXED,” explaining, “With only half of NYers jabbed, we need you to help get us back to normal.” This straightforward and responsible message may have come as a surprise to readers of the paper, which has for months engaged in a campaign of reckless fearmongering about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines.
The New York Post has blared headlines reporting on rare adverse reactions people have supposedly had to the various COVID-19 vaccines. On at least three occasions, the paper has run a scary headline strongly implying that someone died as the result of a vaccine only to follow it up days or weeks later with a clarification that no such link was found.
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