close contact of someone with covid but if you have not been fully vaccinated then your self isolation would have to continue for ten days and obviously that is a reflection of the medical, scientific evidence that being vaccinated does significantly reduce your chance of serious illness, having to go into hospital or possibly even worse consequences than that. very much t in: to consequences than that. very much trying to encourage consequences than that. very much trying to encourage more consequences than that. very much trying to encourage more people i consequences than that. very much trying to encourage more people to| trying to encourage more people to take all the vaccinations, including booster because nicola sturgeon pointing towards the fact that there could be1 million cases recorded since the start of the pandemic by tomorrow. . , ,, tomorrow. that is right. she did get a sense early tomorrow. that is right. she did get a sense early in tomorrow. that is
do let me know @vicderbyshire on instagram or twitter or email victoria@bbc.co.uk. scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon is due to address parliament later today as covid cases continue to rise. people in australia are angry after tennis star novak djokovic is allowed to enter the country without a confirmed covid vaccination. prime minister scott morrison says the player will be on the next plane home if he can t provide evidence of a medical exemption. president macron warns he intends to make life difficult for people in france who have not been vaccinated against covid 19. police in kazakhstan use tear gas and stun grenades to stop a wave of protests over rising fuel prices, with 200 people arrested and dozens injured. and a judge in new york is considering whether to dismiss a civil case accusing prince andrew of sexual assault. he s said he ll reveal his decision pretty soon . hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. uk government minis
day. this is about central banks. we are learning about china and we re talking about the pound. tom: it is an interesting economic day. great series of smart guests to give us depth. i would notice are the headlines just out of microsoft. you have the hewlett-packard headlines yesterday of the split up of the split up if you will on hp q and now you have microsoft out with a 1% severance or layoff or job cuts. i like job cuts on the bloomberg banner. 1850 out the door. shows the door of the real economy around the economic data. let me guess, we will also talk about brexit? francine: surprise. [laughter] francine: it is a month away. we may talk about it for the next three years. the imf has backed off and greece will get its next round of financial aid. it will allow the relief of more than $11 billion and they will take steps to ease the burden of the countries $58 billion in debt. they stood down after originally insisting that the program did not offer a path to fiscal s