club, wayne s world, the statement the family writes, quote, we know how much he meant to so many of you, we appreciate all the love and support as we move through this time of grief and losing such an inspiring artist and a beautiful man. from his heart and your soul, willie, don t ever stop writing. that s a statement from the family. this is a guy when he came out, okay, one hit wonder. he just kept going and kept going. yeah, i caught him later in high school that songth i would do anything for love but i won t do that. raised questions by what that was. thank you, john. onset with you at 6:00 a.m. what about you willie? here you are. i think a lot of people are shocked, sold 100 million albums. that s a very elite club. it is surprising, right? i can tell you i was in maybe middle school? it is all a blur. anything before 2015 is a blur. but bet out of hell was massive. two out of three was not bad. it was every slow dance at every dance through th
let me know what you think of the pm s defence, and particularly if you voted conservative at the last election, and what you want to see hapen next. @vicdebryshire on twitter and instagam. we have just heard a we havejust heard a member of we have just heard a member of the prime minister s family has tested positive for covid. i m martine croxall. also this hour the lawyer representing virginia giuffre in her civil case alleging sexual assault by prince andrew says she s not interested in a purely financial settlement. a warning that the care system for older and disabled people across the uk is under grim and relentless pressure due to staff shortages. and breaking news this hour vaccinated uk travellers will be allowed back to france from tomorrow as the government in paris relaxes restrictions. good morning. welcome. we are live in a chilly downing street, that s the weather rather than the atmosphere. some senior conservatives are calling on boris johnson to quit
and that seasonal classic. three ghosts to remind scrooge. we don t have ghost on this programme, we have ghost on this programme, we have guests. three distinguished journalists to reflect on the year. henry chu, isabel hilton and the bbc s lyse doucet. a very warm welcome for it to you all. thanks for breaking off to be with us on dateline. let us begin as you would expect with the virus. isabel, can you start by talking about how this year has been different from the previous year? this is the second yearin previous year? this is the second year in which we had to learn to deal with covid. year in which we had to learn to deal with (avid. year in which we had to learn to deal with covid. you re absolutely ri . ht. deal with covid. you re absolutely riuht. i deal with covid. you re absolutely right- i think deal with covid. you re absolutely right. | think that deal with covid. you re absolutely right. | think that fact deal with covid. you re absolutely right. i thin
illness than previous variants but that who is whining against complacency. we that who is whining against complacency- that who is whining against comlacen .~ ., that who is whining against comlacen . ., . ., complacency. we are concerned that eole are complacency. we are concerned that people are dismissing complacency. we are concerned that people are dismissing omicron - complacency. we are concerned that people are dismissing omicron as . people are dismissing omicron as mild. surely we have learned by now that we underestimate this virus at our peril. borisjohnson boris johnson and his borisjohnson and his government try to navigate this pandemic. borisjohnson is facing his biggest backbench rebellion since he became prime minister with more than 70 conservative mps expected to reject his plan to bring in covid passes in england. it s one of three votes this evening on new measures. we are expecting them all to pass, because the opposition labour party has said