Having to self isolate, after being contacted by the nhs covid app. Transport unions say things will only get worse next week and are warning of dire consequences, when most covid restrictions are lifted in england. With more, here s sarah campbell. The pressure on business is unrelenting. In the last week we had our head of production, he got pinged, then the guy below him, the manufacturing manager, he got pinged. Then the distribution manager got pinged and then the guy who is managing our new tap yard which was due to open on friday, he also got pinged. This brewery should have been welcoming 100 business customers to the opening of a new on site bar this evening but with nine members of staff self isolating the event is off and the new bar will remain closed. You start thinking, the numbers are going down, we ve got a deadline, we re going to be out of it, it s all going to be fine, but now you re just thrust straight back into it, into the fear of the pinging and the fear of gett
like i m the greatest thing since sliced bread. reality check. laura: you know what i think with trump, you should make a gentle suggestion to him. he should call joe biden and have a friendly phone call and say i m happy to come in. since you re collecting you advice from people, he seeking out new voices, he is happy to come in just to share his thoughts on things like the border, inflation, trade deals with china. just throw out the offer you never know what you re going to get how s that? is not a funny way of looking at it? just bring back the trump policies and he can sleep all day i d be happy with that. where done. laura: i will pick up when you re left off. this is the ingraham angle from washington. california mother said that her seventh-grade mother was preyed upon by her teachers and made to think that she was transgender. i kid you not, that mother is here tonight to explain how she is taken on the school district. the moments you might not of picked up fr
evangelicals could be key to winning that all important state, but could it alienate republican voters down the line. let s start with a much needed string of successes this week for president joe biden, domestically, internationally, politically, punctuated by today s big number, $72 million raised in the second quarter of 2023. compare that to the republican side, 35 million reported by former president donald trump s campaign, 20 million for governor ron desantis. and then there is that hugely consequential week on the world stage, biden facing multiple global challenges at the nato summit that threaten to erupt into division, but walked away with unity. and he gave his personal guarantee that the u.s. will stay committed to the alliance despite what he called extreme elements at home that threatened to pull back. the president was going by two strongest economic reports, inflation at its lowest level in two years, in what he says is bidenomics in action. could this kick
she rejected claims that the decisions she made were politically motivated to try to advance the cause of independence. ms sturgeon also admitted deleting whatsapp messages from her phone. outside the inquiry some of those bereaved during the pandemic accused nicola sturgeon of crocodile tears. our scotland editor, james cook, is in edinburgh. yes, this was nicola sturgeon as we have rarely seen her before, recalling her role running scotland s government during the pandemic was a raw experience for her. it pandemic was a raw experience for her. . , , ., ., ., ., ., her. it appeared emotional and traumatic times. her. it appeared emotional and traumatic times. but her. it appeared emotional and traumatic times. but there - her. it appeared emotional and| traumatic times. but there were still some tough questions for to answer. shouting. in the darkest hours of the pandemic, many people in scotland turned to nicola sturgeon. now, the country has questions for her. i do s
good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. scotland s former first minister nicola sturgeon fought back tears at the uk covid inquiry in edinburgh, admitting that at times she d felt overwhelmed during the pandemic. she rejected claims that the decisions she made were politically motivated to try to advance the cause of independence. ms sturgeon also admitted deleting whatsapp messages from her phone. outside the inquiry some of those bereaved during the pandemic accused nicola sturgeon of crocodile tears. our scotland editor, james cook, reports from edinburgh. in the darkest hours of the pandemic, many people in scotland turned to nicola sturgeon. now, the country has questions for her. i do solemnly. the former first minister described the early days of covid to the inquiry in strikingly personal terms. i was the first minister when the pandemic struck. there is a large part of me that wishes i hadn t been. but i was, and i wanted to be the best first minister i co