People flock to beaches on bank holiday monday, on what could be the hottest day of the year so far. Good afternoon. Some scientists who advise the government are calling for the lifting of the final coronavirus restrictions in england on the 21st ofjune to be delayed because of infection rates and the spread of the indian variant. The environment secretary, george eustice, warned that ministers cannot rule out delaying the lockdown easing. He said the situation was dynamic and the data still needed to be assessed. It comes as england s largest vaccination centre has opened at twickenham rugby stadium. Here s our health correspondent, anna collinson. It s anna collinson. One of the biggest rugby stadiums it s one of the biggest rugby stadiums in the world but today thousands are being encouraged to come to talking for the coronavirus jab. The ground is close to hounslow an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india. It s been really good. The k was quite long but
Hello, i m david eades in london. Jane o brien is in washington. Is the uk s accelerating journey towards lifting all covid restrictions about to hit a speed bump? for weeks now, it has felt as if england has been set fair to emerge into a sunny, social summer, with nightclubs allowed to reopen, masks to be cast aside and social distancing to be consigned to history. And the date hanging in the air the 21st ofjune. But now a senior scientific adviser to the government has called for those measures to stay in place for at least a few more weeks because of what he called an exponential growth in the so called indian variant of the coronavirus. Professor ravi gupta said the explosive impact it could have was currently being masked by the high vaccination rate. Anna collinson has this report. It s one of the biggest rugby stadiums in the world, but today, thousands are being encouraged to come to twickenham for their coronavirus jab. It s been really good. Yeah, i thought the queue was q
to grow their stockpile. press conference. the press conference. the question is will the press do its job in asking tough questions particularly concerning the and following up. i hit the ground i hit the ground steve: hello, and welcome to the big room here we have rachel and will and me. good to are have you here on this thursday, march 25th, 2021. beautiful day in our neighborhood hope it s beautiful where you are. will: good morning to you both. rachel: good morning will and steve. will: good morning we have to say good morning to somebody else on the team our buddy pete hegseth in camp washington chill. will: no, excuse me, that s not chili, that is breakfast spaghetti. rachel: is that a thing? pete: i don t know that the spaghetti is for breakfast but it is today. steve: you future on top? pete: it s true, i don t know about that. did you know about that? that s a cincinnati thing. this is called chili five ways. you have a base of spaghetti, you have got be
now part of the state s impeachment investigation. not only did he put them ahead of the line, state troopers actually transported these samples which is a gross abuse of power. you can never go up if you ve never been down, down, down if you have never been lost. steve: a view along the river in nashville. good morning in nashville. it s 55 in your city right now. you are going for a high temperature of 70. not far from nashville, tennessee is bristol, tennessee. and this weekend that will be the host city for the food city dirt race that you will see featured today with ashley strohmier who is out in tennessee. going to be on fox. good morning. will: dirt track races are always fun. i was watching fox & friends first this morning and i picked up a little tid bit. i grew up watching dirt track races in rural grayson county. steve grew up watching dirt track races in kansas. steve: i did clay center, kansas. it was fun. i remember once i got to get behind the wheel