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who lost loved ones to the illness, or suffered with it themselves. the inquiry began last year, but today is the first public hearing, with evidence expected to be heard for at least three years. covid has been included on the death certificates of more than 225,000 people in the uk. with more details, here s our health correspondent catherine burns. headlines for you at six o clock this morning. nine dead and more than 400 infected with a mystery new virus in china. for many, this feels like a long time ago. the numbers were relatively small at first, but, within just two months, the impact was becoming clear. from this evening, i must give the british people a very simple instruction. you must stay at home. from lockdown to clap for carers, from rising death tolls to the first vaccines, we ve lived through several covid milestones. and, this morning, a new one the start of the next phase of the uk covid i9 public inquiry. in a preliminary hearing last year, the chair was ....
over 330,000 or so that is a significant beat to use wall street parlance, and it wasjob gains across the board, jobs added in the government sector but also in businesses and enterprises and there is a sense that despite the fact that we have seen ten rate rises in america in the last 1a months, that you are still seeing this red hot jobs market that continues to make gains and if you take into account the fact that they revised upwards the fact that they revised upwards the months before, there was an additional 90,000 jobs in total, so this really is a blockbuster report. the headline unemployment rate has also increased. how does that tally with the figures? also increased. how does that tally with the figures? often what you get is eo - le with the figures? often what you get is peeple who with the figures? often what you get is people who were with the figures? often what you get is people who were on with the figures? often what you get is people who were ....
gratification. you kick the door in guns blazing and whatever happens happens. stop that, he s not my dad. sketches are a really fun way to talk about the culture with a quick turnaround. and i sketch you are satirizing life. satirizing. no, satirizing. my brain hurts. when you know people are improvising you are on the edge of your seats. everything you see tonight is being made up on the spot, we can t stress it enough. where is my mother? you have to go for it, you have to commit. i m rick james,one. we, we are going to do a sketch show. you don t comedy is like a concerto with all of its complications. sketch comedy is like a sex pistol song where people get in and get out and somebody gets hurt. i am so full of anticipation that my genitals are sucked up into my body company. sketches a really great way to deliver, do, because you can say so much. the best come in with a point of view about something they want to say. it makes it does feel ....
i cuss gratuitously. subject matter is another story. this is gonna be a good show. are there any subjects that are never appropriate for humor? people say a good comedian doesn t have to cuss. and i thought, now that s [bleep] rubbish. how dirty is too dirty? why is all that so funny? i don t know. what you re about to hear is going to shock and disgust you. if you choose to go blue, you ve got to do it right. dirty for the sake of dirty, there s nothing worse than that. you must promise me something. you won t get me in any trouble on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] listen, i will be cussing tonight. now, just so s you know. no, i will. i will. don t [bleep] oh me. not allowing an artist to use the word [bleep] is like not allowing a guitarist to use the chord e. it s possible to play the instrument, but why the [bleep] would you bother? now don t wave your finger at me! you knew when you got here there d be cussing. the last th ....