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the same workplaces they left almost 20 months ago and the same routines. but what would work look like if we started from scratch and reimagined it entirely? i ll ask the former usa today editor in chief, joann litman. can we redesign the workplace similar to the way it is today? if we could redesign the campus, what would we end up with, and what is the future of schooling? i ll talk to former education secretary, arnie duncan. the vast majority of students want to be around their friends, want to be with the teacher, need those human relationships, need that human contact, and the fact we ve denied them that for so long is extraordinarily tough. also, covid-19 hit some cities hard. new york, new delhi, jakarta. many predicted the death of urban areas. the governor the florida rejects those ideas and says we will see a reset. urbanization is it a wonderful thing. it is the thing we created as human beings when we cluster together, when we increase density, ....
same routines. but what would work look like if we started from scratch and reimagined it entirely? i ll ask the former usa today editor in chief, joanne lipman. can we reinvent the workforce in a way that makes much more sense for today. similarly, if we could redesign the campus and the classroom, what would we end up with and what is the future of schooling? i ll talk to former education secretary, arne duncan. the vast majority of students want to be around their friends, want to be with the teacher, need those human relationships, need that human contact, and the fact we ve denied them that for so long is extraordinarily tough. also, covid-19 hit some cities hard. new york and delhi, jakarta. many predicted the death of urban areas. scholar richard florida rejects those rumors and says instead we ll see a great urban reset. urbanization is it a wonderful thing. it is the thing we created as human beings when we cluster together, when we increase density ....
hello. green, green watch, amber, the now cancelled possibility of amber watch and red. if you get a bit lost in the traffic light travel restriction system, tomorrow s papers may help you out. if they can t help, our reviewers probably can. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor of the new statesman, and kieran andrews, political editor of the times scotland. tomorrow s front pages. let s get stuck in. the i leads with the government changing its mind over plans for a travel amber watchlist after pressure from tory mps and the travel industry. the story makes the front page of the telegraph too, which claims borisjohnson stepped in personally to scrap his own government s scheme. meanwhile, the guardian says the head of thejoint biosecurity centre, which advises the government on travel rules, has quit. the paper claims this has left the organisation rudderless. the times carries a call from chancellor rishi sunak for young people to stop working from home a ....
moment. what did you hear? yeah, absolutely, sandra. quite a free-flowing press conference. we heard from the president much of the same as we ve been hearing the last few days. a sense of the g-7 and nato meetings were a message that america is back a warning to russia and china. that if they pushed the boundaries, president biden will respond. and here s what he said on russia. i shared with our allies that i ll convey what i ll convey to president putin, but i m not looking for conflict with russia but we will respond if russia continues their harmful activities. there are still questions about the strength of the messaing coming so far. the final g-7 communique may just fleeting reference to the situation in the east and south china sea. they didn t specify china s takeover of the idea. and economics and trade with regard to china and the global economy, we ll continue to consult on collective approaches to challenging nonmarket policies. continue to consult ....
of the pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 to 15, as the country battles a surge of infections with the omicron variant. a fire that devastated the houses of parliament in cape town on sunday has reignited. firefighters went back to the scene, trying to put out the blaze which was burning through the roof. those are the headlines on bbc news. hello, welcome back to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, the chief leader writer at the observer, and harriet line, who s the chief political correspondent for the daily mail. back with us again, and we are very grateful to them. let me bring you up to date. we have had a few more papers in the last hour or so. the guardian says a number of nhs trusts have now declared critical incidents and parts of the health services are in crisis, due to mounting pressure and staff shortages caused by coronavirus. commuters and schoolchildren face covid chaos, according to the daily mail. ....