Rolling out a new and old message, depending on just when you were listening in all of this. First thing, the pandemic will get worse before it gets better. Then repeating his monthslog tradition, one yet to come true, that the virus will just disappear. While disturbing numbers are coming in from california, on the verge of taking over new york with the most confirmed cases so far. The daily death toll sadly reached more than 1,000 on tuesday. That is the highist it has been in seven weeks. Nevada, oregon and tennessee also reporting record highs in singleday death counts as well. Lets got to the latest. Lee ann caldwell is at the white house, and jo link kent, what can you tell you about they stalled talks . Good morn, ayman. Democrats say that republicans are in disarray. Thats not very far from the truth. Senator mcconnell has been writing this when he trying to present it to his conference, there was a lot of disagreement in that meeting where represents left clearly frustrated an
A still from Skerningham: A Jewel In The Crown documentary CAMPAIGNERS battling proposals to build 4,500 homes over open countryside have submitted a documentary film to the Planning Inspectorate to highlight the potential impact of the scheme. Skerningham: Jewel In The Crown has been sent to government inspectors ahead of them examining Darlington Borough Council’s controversial proposed Local Plan next week. Campaigners said due to Covid restrictions it had not been possible to organise protests, so they hoped the film, which is attracting hundreds of views every day on Youtube, would highlight concerns over the proposed development. Northern Film School graduate Joshua Montoro, who undertook research, interviews, filming, sound recording and editing for the 15-minute film, said he had been happy to offer his services after discovering many residents remained unaware of the local authority’s plans.
A still from Skerningham: A Jewel In The Crown documentary CAMPAIGNERS battling proposals to build 4,500 homes over open countryside have submitted a documentary film to the Planning Inspectorate to highlight the potential impact of the scheme. Skerningham: Jewel In The Crown has been sent to government inspectors ahead of them examining Darlington Borough Council’s controversial proposed Local Plan next week. Campaigners said due to Covid restrictions it had not been possible to organise protests, so they hoped the film, which is attracting hundreds of views every day on Youtube, would highlight concerns over the proposed development. Northern Film School graduate Joshua Montoro, who undertook research, interviews, filming, sound recording and editing for the 15-minute film, said he had been happy to offer his services after discovering many residents remained unaware of the local authority’s plans.