definitely doubled in just the last since we ve been here. more people want to come and take in scene and honour the place where george floyd died. as i ve been telling you all this evening, this is a place for public grief and remembrance, and they asked everybody that comes here to honour that, and especially for any white members of the community who come here to pay attention and listen to the pain and trauma on display here. listen to the pain and trauma on dismay here- listen to the pain and trauma on display here. larry, thank you so much again display here. larry, thank you so much again for display here. larry, thank you so much again for your display here. larry, thank you so much again for your reporting, . display here. larry, thank you so l much again for your reporting, it s been great to have you in the square today and minneapolis during the last three weeks. thank you. let s speak to donald deluca, chief of police. hejoins us now, thank you forjoining m
bringing up to two feet of snow to new york city. hello, i m laura trevelyan in new york. christian fraser is in london. we start our programme with a mix of good news and bad. on the plus side, the number of new covid cases and hospitalisations has been dropping in both the us and the uk. the bad news, though, is that new mutations of the virus could threaten to wipe out those gains. so the race is on to vaccinate as many people as possible, to try and prevent highly contagious variants from spreading and mutating further. the uk s vaccination efforts are going quite well. half a million people were vaccinated just yesterday. in the us, the goal is to get to 1.5 millionjabs a day. the fear is that as the coronavirus evolves it becomes ever more difficult to fight. the uk variant has now been discovered in at least 55 other countries, and we know it is much more transmissible. the now dominant strain in south africa is more of a worry, because we know the existing vaccines pe
certification. and he did these things, attacking the vice president, calling senator talk with you read using mccarthys requests with full knowledge of the violent attack that was under way at that point. he chose retaining his own power over the safety of americans. i can t imagine more damning evidence of his state of mind. the call ended with a screaming match interrupted by violent rioters breaking through the windows of representative mccarthys office. senators, the president knew this was happening. he didn t do anything to help his vice president orany anything to help his vice president or any of you or any of the brave officers or other employees serving the american people that day. his sole focus was stealing the election for himself. and he apparently has still not out of anyone else. according to more new facts revealed last night, the vice president steam does not agree with the presidents council or the president councils assessment either. the report and i qu
there, communications data, broadcasting telecommunications data. it will also extend to education and childcare but i will address that epically now. separately now. before i do that, let me note that the commonwealth has already lifted the 20 hour rule on a student these are holders. that decision has orally been taken, it was taken yesterday, after the meetings we had yesterday that has already been taken. children will have no restrictions on them available to work in australia if they are already here. i also noted that students can return, that has been in place for some time now is can also come to australia now under those working holiday visas. so they are enabled to come to the country, both students and backpackers, if they are double vaccinated, and that is a necessary condition for entry into australia. moving back to schools, one of the most important ways of assuring our workforce is not depleted and we heard today from the treasury secretary that we c