Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the former pensions minister, baroness ros altmann and disability consultant and Comedy Producer simon minty. Tomorrows front pages starting with. The i says its been told by Downing Street that covid data in the uk looks good for the next stages of unlocking to go ahead. Calls for that unlocking to happen quicker, is the mails top story. The express says the uks Vaccination Programme has driven deaths down to their lowest rate for eight months. Thats Jennifer Lopez on the front of the metro but their lead are those plans for the eu to open up to tourists. Same story, similar headline on the mirror. It quotes the eu commissioner who says its time to revive tourism. The guardian also goes with travel. It understands the uk could give the green light to travel to fewer than 10 countries. The picture of the times is of bill and Melinda Gates, who have announced this evening that theyre get
Captain kirk really is going into space, but theres a slight delay. Well explain. Live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. Thanks for joining us. Well, the u. S. Appears to be rounding a corner on covid. Cases, hospitalizations and deaths are dropping across much of the country, and vaccinations are picking up pace. On sunday the u. S. Was averaging more than 1 million doses a day. Thats the highest weve seen since july, but cdc data suggests its boosters shots driving the trend, not new vaccinations. The number of infections is falling or Holding Steady in most of the u. S. Just five states reported significant jumps in new cases last week. Health experts say the country is on the right track but its too early to declare victory against the virus. We have to just be careful that we dont prematurely declare victory in many respects. We still have around 68 Million People who are eligible to be vaccinated that have not yet gotten vaccinated. Even those who have g
About potentially shutting off power when theres high wind incidents. Im wondering if this deserves an appropriate response from the Power Companies or do you think they should be working to the Power Structure rather than just ending the power . I think both. Its very expensive to secure these power lines. Both in terms of actual structure, you know, we look out there and we see large towers carrying multiple wires, and the wires are like that thick, and you know, theyre carrying an awful lot of energy. Sometimes those entire towers come down. I am not expert enough to know when its appropriate to shut down that line. Thats one of the reasons why i think having the technology to have these meters on each of these facilities tells you where the danger is. So i can picture, im getting beyond my expertise here. Reporter youre talking about huge numbers of americans suddenly not having power because the Company Makes the determination that well, we also know the huge number of americans t
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