let s start here in the uk, where chancellor rishi sunak has set out a £1 billion fund to help businesses hit by the rise in covid cases. pubs, restaurants and theatres have welcomed the new government grants. under the plans, hospitality and leisure firms can apply for grants of up to £6,000 per premises. but others, including beauty salons and nightclubs, say the package is merely scratching the surface. the national hair and beauty federation said, in response to the latest funding, that over 70% of salons are experiencing unprecedented cancellations which will have a huge impact on their turnover. it s also not clear whether they can apply for financial assistance. let s talk this through with lesley blair, chief executive of the british association of beauty therapy and cosmetology. a warm welcome to the programme. do you know yet whether you are able to access the billion pound funding? unfortunately not. by looking at it and quite in depth, i do believe we have nothi
also this lunchtime: new covid restrictions are announced for wales from boxing day, including a return to social distancing and limiting numbers inside. we have a special report from siargao island, in the philippines one of the areas worst hit by typhoon rai. # it s christmas time, sausage rolls and wine and ed sheeran, sir eltonjohn, ladbaby and sausage rolls the festive mix hoping to be this year s christmas number one. and in sport: arsenal manager mikel arteta pleads with the premier league not to return to playing behind closed doors, as the omicron variant s impact on football grows, saying the game is about sharing. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. people infected with covid 19 in england will, from today, be able to stop self isolating after seven days as long as they ve had a negative lateral flow test on days six and seven. the change comes amid a spike in cases caused by the omicron variant, which has led to staff shortages in businesses,
good to have you with us. is working from home your new normal once again? that s certainly the case for workers in england who ve been told where possible stay at home as part of the government s plan b measures to tackle the spread of the omicron variant of covid 19. the governments in scotland, wales and northern ireland had already advised staff to continue working remotely wherever possible. here s our transport correspondent caroline davies. dwindling numbers under the commute on friday and from today many workers will stay at work after the advice in england changed again. you should work england changed again. you should work from england changed again. 7m. should work from home if england changed again. 7m, should work from home if you can. i know this will be hard for many people but by reducing your contacts in the workplace, your contacts in the workplace, you will help slow transmission. . ., , transmission. some resigned, others disappointed. - transmission.
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