allowed to sue ghislaine maxwell. that s an important thing to consider as well. that s an important thing to consider as well. . ~ , ., . consider as well. thank you so much for “oininu consider as well. thank you so much forjoining us- consider as well. thank you so much forjoining us. thank consider as well. thank you so much forjoining us. thank you consider as well. thank you so much forjoining us. thank you for - consider as well. thank you so much forjoining us. thank you for having l forjoining us. thank you for having me. thank you for having me. millions of pupils across the uk are back to school today and over the next couple of days, amid concerns about staff shortages caused by the 0micron variant of covid. in england, secondary school students will have to take tests on site before they can start their lessons as jayne mccubbin reports. for secondary school children this week, it is back to the classroom. back to masks, and in england at least, it will all kick o
likely some year groups will be sent home to learn remotely. our correspondent jayne mccubbin reports. bell rings. this is bethany. this is kian. and this is what the start of a new term in england looks like. how was that for you, kian? disgusting and horrible. welcome back to school! no one goes back to class without a negative test, seen by barry. how many test results are you going to be analysing today? around about 1,000. that s a lot of kids. it is a lot of kids, yeah. ten minutes after the school bell rings, the first positive result is found by maureen. go and fetch this young lady, out of the classroom, and she ll be sent home. she ll be sent home straight away? yes, straightaway. so, within minutes. that s the way it should be, isn t it? it is the impact of positive tests on staffing which is the biggest concern here. only three staff have called in with covid this morning, so we were able to manage the school normally with that, that s no problem at all. last term, though,
happens in court today and in the coming days. millions of pupils across the uk are back to school today and over the next couple of days, amid concerns about staff shortages caused by the 0micron variant of covid. and also self isolation. in england, secondary school students will have to take tests on site before they can start their lessons as jayne mccubbin reports. for secondary school children this week, it is back to the classroom. back to masks, and in england at least, it will all kick off with a covid test on arrival in school. for ethan and louis, though, this is one last blow out before that all begins. how are you feeling about it? a bit nervous. in my form, probably about, like, ten kids off at least. what, before christmas? yeah, yeah. how do you feel about wearing the masks every day again? well, ifeel like now i ve gotten used to it, i don t think i d mind it as much if you have a comfortable mask. it obviously protects other people, doesn t it? you re happy to do it?
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of touch they are with the real struggles that are taking place in our country, which is families. leave aside the politics of this, ijust think of the families today, with their heads in their hands, saying how are we going to cope? labour has called for a windfall tax on the profits of big energy companies to help bring down bills and address what it calls our broken energy system. theo leggett, bbc news. as people digest the news about increasing in energy costs this morning with bills set to rise by hundreds of pounds some people are being forced to choose between heating their homes or feeding their families. others say they re having to move house because of spiralling costs. jayne mccubbin reports. it is the biggest energy price rise in history. lose sleep at night, that worry of, what next, what next? angie is feeling it in birmingham. more than double. it used to be £80 a month,