"did you see chelsea? do you know where chelsea's at?" and i'm like, "i didn't even know who they were talking about at first." >> reporter: it was chelsea's sister who messaged big mike. the family was worried. very worried now -- >> people were like messaging me, "michael, look through your field. you know, go look. take a walk." you know, i'm like, "all right." >> reporter: but look for what? a body? surely not -- anyway, look he did. >> i took my dog with me. we went walking. i went hiking through the field. probably hiked a couple miles and then my dog stumbled on a fox trap. >> reporter: so mike took his injured and bleeding dog back to his house. and there encountered chelsea's mom who, he said, gave him a chilly reception. he excused himself, took his dog to the vet. >> and then i came back here. and, you know, there were probably about 15 people here. they're all searching through the field. that's when it started getting more alarming. >> reporter: this is real. >> yeah. this is real. she's -- she's missing. >> reporter: chelsea

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this morning chelsea confirmed _ what chelsea always do. this morning chelsea confirmed his _ what chelsea always do. this morning chelsea confirmed his departure - chelsea confirmed his departure saying recent results and performances have not met the copper is my expectations, leaving the club mid—table without any clear path to sustained improvement. while owner roman abramovich took the unprecedented step of adding his comments, describing lampard as an icon of the club whose status remains undiminished. frank lampard was handed the reinsjust 18 months ago. under him chelsea finished fourth last season and reached the fa cup final. but more than £200 million was spent on players in the summer and million was spent on players in the summerand win a million was spent on players in the summer and win a title challenge failed to materialise he became the tenth manager sacked by roman abramovich since he bought the club in 2003. , , :, abramovich since he bought the club in 2003. y _, abramovich since he bought the club in2003. _ _ , in 2

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now these were chelsea's problems. they spent big in pre—season but now they are eight in the table. at one point, they even struggled to take a corner. chelsea's consolation came in the last minute of the match. far too late, and that their manager as well, time is running out. ali then needs to be a reality check. ali if you rebuild, there will be pain behind the scenes... you have to fight through that, whether it's me, we have to fight for the club. managing chelsea was frank lampard's dream job. now is under pressure to save it. well, that result puts manchester city right back in the title race — they're just four points off the leaders with a game in hand, and their manager said today's performance reminded him of the seasons where they won the league. here at stamford bridge it so is fantastic winning, but especially the way we play. today, way back like we were, to three seasons ago. so, a commitment for all the players, so we play really good. hopefully in the premier league, we can be in the past 6078 ga

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as a chelsea player, frank lampard's timing was impeccable. lampard, goal 100 for chelsea! but as a manager, even his status as a club legend couldn't stop time from running out. the warning signs were there after a slump in form saw chelsea lose five of their last eight games in the premier league, and this is not a club known for its patience. they've just always done this. i thought it would be different this time because it's frank. i thought, at last, chelsea are going to do something different. i was wrong. it's just what chelsea always do. this morning, chelsea confirmed his departure, saying: while owner roman abramovich took the unprecedented step of adding his comments, describing lampard as an icon of the club whose status remains undiminished. lampard was handed the reins just 18 months ago. under him, chelsea finished fourth last season and reached the fa cup final. but more than £200 million was spent on players in the summer, and when a title challenge failed to materialise, he was dismissed like many before him. claudio ranieri was the first casualty of the

well city and chelsea are among a very congested top half of the table. leicester are riding high in that group, they went 3rd earlier, after a 2—1victory at newcastle united. they're just a point off the league leaders, as it shapes up to be a competitive second half of the season. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. fit natalie pirks reports. and fresh and ready to go. brendan fit and fresh and ready to go. brendan rodgers was convinced of the seven changes he made to his leicester side would get 2021 after a flying start. the smart money was injamie vardy to start the a flying start. the smart money was in jamie vardy to start the party. the magpies saved by the offside flag. lest it needed to find a way to unlock the stalemate and finally, the second half, came a moment real quality. sterling work by jamie vardy, laid it on a plate. steve bruce has a poor home record against leicester and his problems were compounded by a pitch perfect pass to youri tielemans. newcastle needed a threat. step forward andy carroll. but it had been a decade

this is england's mason mount opening the scoring for chelsea. frank lampard's side were two up before half time. timo werner with the goal, that ends 827 minutes without scoring for blues, so that is boost for him. so that is a boost for him. callum hudson—odoi hit the third, good control, well ta ken. and they got a fourth in the closing stages, this time kai havertz on the end of it. 4—0 it finished at the bridge. so chelsea push on, west london derby on friday night for them against fulham. no great problems either for manchester city, they beat birmingham city by 3—0. some terrific performances at the etihad. some rather poignant scenes too, as the club paid tribute to their former player, colin bell, who died earlier this week. this, theirfirst home game since his passing. but as i say, some really excellent goals, this was the first from bernardo silva. a brilliant finish, well worth a second look. really wonderful control! he got the second as well after some lovely passing from his teammates. and then a very well taken third came f

it's just what chelsea always do. this morning, chelsea confirmed his departure, saying: while owner roman abramovich took the unprecedented step of adding his comments, describing lampard as an icon of the club whose status remains undiminished. lampard was handed the reins just 18 months ago. under him, chelsea finished fourth last season and reached the fa cup final. but more than £200 million was spent on players in the summer, and when a title challenge failed to materialise, he was dismissed like many before him. all we can really do is sympathise with him. and in most of our cases empathise with him because if you've been in football a long time there will be many people who can't look back and say i never once got the sack. chelsea are expected now to turn to the former gsp manager. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you so much forging. —— for watching. hello. a cold, frosty start to tuesday morning means the risk for some ice on untreated surfaces

this is england's mason mount opening the scoring for chelsea. frank lampard's side were two up before half time, timo werner with the goal that ends 827 minutes without scoring for the blues, so that is a boost for him. callum hudson—odoi hit the third, good control, well ta ken. and they got a fourth in the closing stages, this time kai havertz on the end of it. 4—0 it finished at the bridge. we should win it. we should win it and we did. i thought that before the game. i didn't want to sit out loud, because it sounds cocky, we have just got to do with the game, but we have. clearly we have to win at this game and we did right, and i think we did think do things right. we have had some results we didn't like before, so it's an important pa rt like before, so it's an important part of the process, dealing with this game in the right way. some individual performances, some goals for individuals, younger players, it builds up confidence and we have to push on. so chelsea push on, west london derby on friday night for them against fulham. no gr

as a chelsea player, frank lampard's timing was impeccable. lampard, goal 100 for chelsea! but as a manager, even his status as a club legend couldn't stop time from running out. the warning signs were there after a slump in form saw chelsea lose five of their last eight games in the premier league, and this is not a club known for its patience. they've just always done this. i thought it would be different this time because it's frank. i thought, at last, chelsea are going to do something different. i was wrong. it's just what chelsea always do. this morning, chelsea confirmed his departure, saying: while owner roman abramovich took the unprecedented step of adding his comments, describing lampard as an icon of the club whose status remains undiminished. lampard was handed the reins just 18 months ago. under him, chelsea finished fourth last season and reached the fa cup final. but more than £200 million was spent on players in the summer, and when a title challenge failed to materialise, he was dismissed like many before him. claudio ranieri was the first casualty of the

it's just what chelsea always do. this morning, chelsea confirmed his departure, saying:

and i said, ok, well, mr chelsea, we need to leave now or we're both gonna die. they described exactly what happened with the accident and then i wasjust in shock. he was burned to over 75% of his body. he was almost unrecognisable. reporter: 68-year-old robert chelsea is the first african—american and the oldest person to receive a full face transplant surgery. feeling all right? what we didn't really realise what is what we were up against. facial transplantation has a lot of risks. squeeze, relax. he's notjust going to have this procedure and everything's just going to be smooth sailing. it's good that african—american patients that suffer from major facial deformities are aware that there is an option for them. i got a phone call and it says oh, we have your dad. we just got into the car and we rushed over there. they described exactly what happened with the accident and then i was just in shock. yeah. one thing i like about my dad is his love for the lord. i can really lean on that. the role of faith means everything to my godfather. we were thrilled and

manchester united are level on points with chelsea but second on goal difference. they beat everton 2—0 thanks to goals from ella toone and christen press. in the day's other game, manchester city beat west ham 4—0. paul casey has won the dubai desert classic — his first tour title in m months. the englishman finished four shots ahead of the south african brandon stone after a two—under—par final round took him to 17 under. the four—time ryder cup player has now put himself in contention for another call—up when europe face the united states later this year at whistling straits. it's casey's 15th victory on tour. 15 wins is pretty cool. i wanted 15. 2019 was the last. i just wanted at 15. it is one of the coolest trophies in the golf, isn't it? it's one of the iconic trophies without a doubt. i am very thankful to be able to do what i do and still be out here playing golf. we had some fans this week, so to have something like this happen, hopefully that can bring happiness to other people as well. evening, ian. he says he fell out of love with golf la

financial correspondent chelsea delay need both and frankford welcome to you chelsea let's start with you give us a quick market check up now that biden is the $46.00 president of the united states there's been a definite biden boom on markets we saw yesterday every major u.s. and x. the s. and p. at the dow the nasdaq all setting record highs but even before yesterday we've seen stocks really shoot up since the november election the dax here in frankfurt was up has been up almost 20 percent and a lot of this is due to the fact that biden is expected to really push through trillions of dollars worth of stimulus and with control of f congress that looks more likely now as well as the optimism around having a friendlier face in washington for european leaders and business says so markets are a big carson over do you buy the proposed a 1.9 trillion dollar economy stimulus plan what do you see as the most important item there. i think it is investment it is increasing u.s. troops and the interesting thing is that the this investment package really follows suit on what we saw in europe las

her special, "chelsea handler: evolution," is streaming now on hbo max. chelsea handler is here. and they are sisters and talented authors their second novel, "one of the good ones," is out today maika and maritza moulite will be here. but before we get to all of our fantastic guests, president trump held a rally in georgia where he defended his possibly illegal phone call pressuring georgia election officials to overturn his loss to joe biden for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: now, monday night trump held what will very likely be his last rally as president of the united states. and man, it feels good to say that i feel like tom cruise jumping on oprah's couch you guys remember that when that was like a five day story. now things happen so fast that when a celebrity jumps off a couch cushion, it's old news by the time they land and look, i know trump's going to keep holding rallies after he leaves office because it's either that or pay for therapy, but it just won't be the same. i mean, you can still go to grateful dead concerts, but it's like two of t

chelsea is set on thomas tuchel, a man who one chelsea is set on thomas tuchel, a man who won the league twice in france. he is used to impatience. paris sacked him last month. tuchel said there expectations were too high. he is used to perspective. he was the reserves manager 13 years ago. he got his first shot with mainz. he's a very passionate guy. he has a lot of fire in his belly. but i personally think you need to have that to succeed. i have a good relationship with him. obviously, at some point, you want to get the best out of him, but it was only to improve myself. he understands the psychology of players. back then, he was younger than he is now so i think all the experience has helped him. from my point of view, he's done a greatjob everywhere. there is a blueprint for german coaches here. tuchel knows how to followjurgen klopp. he's replaced him at two bundesliga clubs before. there was that £200 million spend that didn't work for lampard. tuchel needs two negative covid tests to be in charge. back home, they call him the professor, a tactician who get the best from those ar

beat chelsea and they'd lead the way and they couldn't have asked for a much better start. wilfried ndidi certainly enjoyed it. leicester ahead in a flash of brilliance. and just before the break, it was 2—0. chelsea dithered, james maddison didn't, and the foxes could sense that premier league summit. and the second half soon brought them more chances. jamesjustin really should have put leicester out of sight, as chelsea struggled for any real spark, with the exception of their keeper's reflexes. edouard mendy sparing them a heavier defeat. 2—0, though, was enough for leicester to go top of the table and five years after they famously won the title, in this strange season, well, you just never know... andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. she sings. # the minorfall in the major # the minor fall in the major lift. not through the baffled king composing hallelujah # hallelujah. # hallelujah # hallelujah # i know that there's a god above # and all i've ever from love # is how to shoot at someone who outgr

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coming up on bbc news, chelsea sack head coach frank lampard after 18 months in charge. the former blues midfielder leaves with the club ninth in the premier league afterjust one win in his last five league games. he may have left the stage, but donald trump continues to be the focus of political attention in america. later today, house speaker nancy pelosi is set to send the senate a single article of impeachment — accusing him of inciting the capitol riot — formally triggering the first—ever impeachment trial of a former president. gary o'donghue is in washington. so, gary, what happens now? well, this article of— so, gary, what happens now? well, this article of impeachment - so, gary, what happens now? vii this article of impeachment arrives in the senate and that triggers the whole process of a senate trial, remember that as a political process. the senators themselves sit in judgment as to whether donald trump is guilty or not of inciting insurrection. that trial will begin insurrection. that trial will begin in two weeks' time. we don't know the exact form

believe me in frankfurt chelsea 1st day on the market for the new auto giant halls of looking . well it's been a strong start 1st on the market in the paris exchange where they are listed the stock started up about 3 percent it's also trading higher in milan and is expected to start trading tomorrow in new york so investors clearly cheering this tie up and really it was seen as one of the only options for these 2 automakers which had been really lagging behind other automakers in terms of the shift to electro mobility as well as the growth of the asian markets so this is really seen as their best chance at survival. these sprawling company features a portfolio of not less than 14 brands what are the chances of all of them having a future. well the new company has really been tipped tiptoeing around this issue 14 brands is enormous it's more than volkswagen has involved going to the biggest automaker in the world by the number of cars sold so there is a lot of speculation that they will have to close plants that they will have to let go of some workers the company is hoping they'

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in chelsea. putting them in the top tier. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in united states and around the world, welcome. what has happened to millions of undelivered doses of coronavirus vaccine promised to do -- to the european union? astrazeneca says last-minute supply chain issues are to blame. but with all 27 eu countries facing heat for a lagging rollout, politicians are questioning whether astrazeneca is telling the truth, and whether vaccines produced within the eu are going to hire bidders -- higher bidders outside of the eu. reporter: more talks have done little to lessen the eu's anger at astrazeneca. european officials say theirm has failed to to adequately explain why it was slashing vaccine deliveries to the eu. >> europe invested billions to help develop the world's first covid-19 vaccines. to create a truly global common good. and now, the companies must deliver. they must honor their obligations. reporter: astrazeneca's delivery cuts are the latest setba

that's when i saw robert chelsea, on fire, flailing around, screaming. i did pull him out, he fell on top of me stopping his it, what happened? i see you, a vehicle hit you. robert's first words to me were, how is the other driver? is he 0k? and i said, yes sir, he's fine. and i try to get them to move and he screamed because his skin was completely melted and i've said, we need to leave now or we are both going to die. then as soon as they got to my truck, his fuel tank exploded stopping the vehicle popped up in the air, about six feet in the air. there were actually marks from his tires. pretty traumatic for robert. robert, you want to say grace? i have been blessed to have been introduced to robert. robert and i have become very, very close friends. i've explained this to you before, but your faith gives me tremendous strength. the driver, he had three duis from what they understand and he was given four years in jail. yeah, it was receding but you had here. it wasjoyful, i it was joyful, i was very happy, saw the people around and just finally, a acc

and in sport english premier league team chelsea have 5 manager frank the chelsea playing legend leaving the job after just 18 months thomas to call is expected to replace. as governments around the world scramble to secure supplies of coronavirus vaccine the ability to produce them and how useful they will. he is coming into question the european union has reacted angrily after the british drug for a mass resent iker said it would not be able to meet supply targets both australia and thailand have also been warned of delays or the blocks joint vaccination program has already been criticised as the number of people receiving a jab remains low last friday the company astra zeneca surprisingly informed the commission and the european union member states that it intends to supply considerably fewer doses in the coming weeks than agreed and announced this new schedule is not acceptable to the european union that is why i wrote a letter to the company at the weekend in which i ask important and serious questions the european union has preferred timeouts the development of the vaccine and its

from chelsea and _ the ones who have come through from chelsea and once you have been brought — chelsea and once you have been brought in, particularly ones like timo _ brought in, particularly ones like timo wernerand brought in, particularly ones like timo werner and havertz, they have not been _ timo werner and havertz, they have not been playing well, no hiding that whatsoever, but it takes a little _ that whatsoever, but it takes a little while to get yourself into a new club, — little while to get yourself into a new club, a new country, a new style. _ new club, a new country, a new style. a — new club, a new country, a new style. a new _ new club, a new country, a new style, a new system, a new manager, and they— style, a new system, a new manager, and they are _ style, a new system, a new manager, and they are young, they are really young, _ and they are young, they are really young, they would have thought it is probably— young, they would have thought it is probably a _ young, they would have thought it is probably a good season before you do see the _ probably a good

in sports english premier league side chelsea have sacked to manage it frank lampard the chelsea playing legend fired after just 18 months in the job following a call run afford. one. the u.s. pharmaceutical company says that its coded 19 vaccine appears to work against new coronavirus variants the early findings show a success against the u.k. variant but the vaccine is less effective against the south african variant the mutated strains are more infectious at a spreading fost in a number of countries pfizer is also said that it's faxing appears to work on the u.k. variant and gallagher is live for us on this from miami and he tell us more. well what we know adrian is this is a shape shifting virus and these mutations are popping up all over the world what we're talking about in particular are the variants 1st found in the u.k. in south africa now modernise says against u.k. variant their original vaccine is effective but against a south african one it may be 6 fold less effective although they say the antibodies will still offer some protection now the company which was one among among

it gives people the dose of chelsea magic. everyone involved, chelsea is an incredibly addictive thing and we all love it. it is a funny thing, you really miss it if you're not doing it. it is absolutely vital and it is a showcase of british horticulture, the chelsea gold medal is reckoned above any other medal that you get in the uk and worldwide. you can go anywhere if you save got a chelsea gold medal. you have won quite a few in your time, 25. took us through what you'll be working on this year. we are you'll be working on this year. - are working on a garden called jardin blancb which is in association with raymond blanc. we have lots of flowers, a big giant flower wall, lots of things happening. it's surrounds you and creates an oasis within chelsea of calm and quiet. it's a lovely place to relax. ~ ., ., to relax. we need that. i love the sound of that. _ to relax. we need that. i love the sound of that. thank _ to relax. we need that. i love the sound of that. thank you. - now, what do you get when you put together the

football made in germany is the demand in the english premier league as tomas to curl takes the reins at chelsea joining your gun club and rob hasn't in the top tier. i'm told me a lot of welcome to the program the european union is demanding answers over the millions of us. delivered doses of coronavirus vaccine that it ordered drug maker astra zeneca blames last minute supply chain issues for the delay but with all 27 e.u. countries facing heat for a lagging vaccine rollout politicians are openly questioning whether astra zeneca is telling the truth and whether vaccines produced within the e.u. are going to high a bit as outside the block. talks and more talks have done little to less than anger at astra zeneca european officials say the firm has failed to adequately explain why it was slashing expects scene deliveries to the e.u. . europe invested billions to help develop the world's 1st 1000 mexicans to create a truly global common good and now the companies must deliver. they must honor their obligations. astra zeneca has delivery cut for the latest setback to e.u. plans to vaccinate 70 per

chelsea could do with know—how from that league. timo werner and kai havertz both came here from germany, part of a £200 million summer spend that didn't work for lampard. tuchel needs two negative covid tests to be in charge tomorrow. back home, they call him the professor, a tactician who gets the best from those around him. but for coaches at chelsea, what matters most is the view of those above. joe lynskey, bbc news. former celtic and aston villa managerjozef venglos has died at the age of 8a. the slovakian had a long managerial career, taking charge of the australian, czechoslovakia and slovakia national teams. he became villa's first overseas manager in 1991, lasting just one campaign in the first division before taking over at celtic for a season six years later. in the first test match between pakistan and south africa in pakistan for more than a decade, 11t wickets fell on a topsy—turvy opening day of the first test in karachi. dean elgar�*s 58 was south africa's top scorer, as they struggled their way to 220 all out

chelsea's ruthless streak. he becomes the 15th manager of the roman abramovich era. cristiano ronaldo is being investigated by italian police over a trip he allegedly took to celebrate his girlfriend's birthday. the juventus forward is accused of breaking covid—i9 rules by travelling to a ski resort. the three—time grand slam champion naomi osaka has invested in professional women's football team north carolina courage. it's not been revealed how much of the team she owns. today, organisers of the tokyo olympics said hosting the games without fans remains an option under consideration. ioc president thomas bach dismissing speculation yesterday the games could be pushed back again or moved to another city. we'll find out how the uncertainty�*s affecting athlete preparations in a moment — but first, here's katie shanahan. despite recent polls indicating a majority of the japanese public field postponing or cancelling the tokyo olympics would be preferable, the local organising committee have reiterated th

chelsea's ruthless streak. he becomes the 15th manager of the roman abramovich era. cristiano ronaldo is being investigated by italian police over a trip he allegedly took to celebrate his girlfriend's birthday. the juventus forward is accused of breaking covid—i9 rules by travelling to a ski resort.

our financial correspondent chelsea delayed their force in frankfurt well move fast and break things is a well known tech motto in this case from facebook but moving fast in the tech world has generally meant moving without unionized employees who might challenge an even slowdown managerial decision making google is now changing that trend with a new union seeking to give employees a voice. tech companies such as google have seen little demand for unions over the years will handle things ourselves seems to have been the motto but times change google has seen several protests recently including on the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace the newly founded alphabet workers union now wants to give such protests a structure. so well mr brown really a. week. at the. rather than. individual. fair wages without exploitation or discrimination as well as a greater say in company affairs are the main goals however it remains a nisha pursuit of the more than 130000 employees worldwide only around 225 have joined the new union but the example has been set efforts have also been made at am

let's get the latest from our financial correspondent chelsea delay me in frankfurt chelsea lockdown measures are extended does that mean there's also more help for businesses. the determined government is definitely going to make more funds available for business we've seen the government basically putting about 10 to 15000000000 euros worth of aid to businesses that have been in fact affected by the lock down on the table every month since this new lockdown began starting in november again in just ember in january as well and what this aid is doing is basically helping to pay for fixed costs for businesses it'll cover things like rent contracts electricity bills things that a company can't really avoid paying so they've been covering those costs for a lot of for a lot of companies a lot of retailers a lot of restaurants all of these businesses that have been shut down by the lockdown but there has been a lot of mishaps with this with this funding as well many businesses are still awaiting the november aid so what the government is saying now is that they will extend this aid but th

a question now does the bailout solve tweeze deeper seated issues our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt doesn't think so take a listen this year with german government rescue package is a much needed lifeline for to you which has been hit very hard like all travel related industries by the coronavirus seen booking this really fall off a cliff because of lockdown measures because of travel restrictions they've also had to spend a lot of money to refund their customers for cancelled trips so this money will help them get through this period but it's really only a band-aid for a larger problem they have an immense amount of debt about 4500000000 euros as the end of at the end of last year so even once that corona virus crisis is over if this is going to continue to haunt them they will continue to struggle to pay down the stack and they are looking at other options still things like selling off parts of their business selling off hotels cruise lines potentially mergers it is a much bigger problem that this government bailout is not going to fix our financial correspond

well investors were also watching that speech and biden's 1st decisions in office here's chelsea delaney our financial correspondent from the frankfurt stock exchange with her take a reaction to biden's inauguration. investors have very much embraced that by ministration since the november election we've seen stock markets around the world setting record highs that docks in frankfurt about 20 percent cents election night and we see a lot of optimism among investors about what this new administration could mean for the economy of that by the ministration has already come forward with a plan for about $1.00 trillion dollars worth of economic stimulus that would benefit not just the u.s. economy but it really around the world of course there will be a lot of challenges for the buy in ministration one of the biggest ones will of course be the role of china and how it approaches china it will also really have to confront some issues here in europe around how europe plans to tax and regulate some of america's biggest tech giants so we've seen a lot of celebration this week over the inauguratio

has ordered 160000000 doses of the more down to vaccine we asked our correspondent chelsea fleming for her thoughts on the approval she says couldn't come fast enough . here purple of them is a big step forward for the e.u. and its plans for vaccination it also comes amid a very urgent backdrop and many e.u. countries where coronavirus cases are are still searching hospital systems are becoming overstretched and we're seeing lock downs extended to try and contain some of these outbreaks it also is the 2nd vaccine that the e.u. has approved the 1st thing of the biotech pfizer vaccine that's been in limited supplies that we have seen the e.u. really fall behind other countries like the u.s. and the u.k. in terms of getting people vaccinated because we don't have to supply this approval of madonnas vaccine will help to and prove to supply us that it's ordered about 160000000 doses of this vaccine but we've heard from public health officials that they expect supply to remain limited for the next couple of months so it'll be several months until we see a broader portions of the population r

let's cross to our financial correspondent and frank that chelsea delaney chelsea how important is this kill that vaccine to the use broader vaccination plans. it's crucial for the e.u. the e.u. actually has a lot of hopes on this cure a vaccine they've already ordered a little over 400000000 doses that's the largest order they have for any vaccine including the ones that are already approved here in the. biotech pfizer vaccine so they are very dependent on this and it also comes as the e.u. is really lagging behind other countries in terms of vaccination in part because they are facing a big shortage of vaccines right now they've only here in germany we've only vaccinated about 400000 people that's compared to over a 1000000 in the u.k. and over 5000000 in the u.s. so getting this vaccine to people getting getting a mass produced in a large supply is very important for the e.u. and suppose the more vaccines the marriott well we're going to washington remains in a state of disarray how taking. markets continue to brush this off and i mean in the things we've seen markets fresh off for t

delay me in frankfurt chelsea give us an idea which ideas specifically are political leaders floating here. well the main proposal is coming from the labor minister here in germany and what he's proposed is basically instilling this right to home office and writing it into law as part of the general occupational and health safety law that covers offices of the general rule that determines what the health and safety standards are for offices this is obviously going to be very controversial because for one who needs to work from home what jobs can be done from home that's quite a subjective determination but also many industries are quite concerned about this as well so it is a proposal but it also is going to face a lot of backlash as you say if you do. those above past. leaders to these problems. well there's obviously a huge divergence between industries on this the tech industry for a while and has really embraced this home office idea and we've seen around the world some big tech giants like google moving all employees for the long term to home office but there are other industries

the 90 chelsea stocks in the u.s. ended the day on record highs mean what's their reason for optimism while we have what's going on in washington d.c. . it was a really unprecedented day in washington and the violence that erupted on the capital is very concerning and very shocking but investors are really brushing all of this off there they've been very optimistic particularly about the results we saw yesterday and the georgia runoff election this is projected to give democrats control of the senate that means that democrats would control the house the senate and also the white house which really paves the way for a lot more spending and a lot more stimulus from democrats joe biden has already said he plans to approve a $2000.00 stimulus check for for americans as well as to boost infrastructure spending so all of that really helped propel stocks higher and put the dow at a record closing high and stocks here in europe and around the world also seem to be following that momentum higher as this would lead to a stronge

made in germany is in demand in the english premier league as thomas to the world takes the reigns at chelsea joining you're going club and rants throughout asymptotes all in the top 2. i'm told me already well welcome to the program the european union is demanding answers over the millions of undelivered doses of coronavirus vaccine that it ordered drug maker astra zeneca blames last minute supply chain issues for the delay but with all $27.00 countries facing heat for a lagging vaccine rollout politicians are openly questioning whether astra zeneca is telling the truth and whether vaccines produced within the e.u. are going to hire bidders outside the block. talks and more talks have done little to less than anger at astra zeneca european officials say the firm has failed to adequately explain why it was slashing expect scene deliveries to the e.u. . europe invested billions to help develop the world's 1st covered 900 mexicans to create surely global common good and now the companies must deliver. they must honor their obligations. astra zeneca as delivery cuts for the latest setback to e.u

cup england international tommy abraham scoring a hat trick to help chelsea advance. part had also guided his team through to the knockout rounds of the european champions league. where we've been talking to the daily mirror's chief john krause he feels their chelsea's decision is harsh and isn't convinced to call is the right man to take over. i think it's incredibly harsh and remarkably brutal maybe we shouldn't be surprised when chelsea fire a manager but this is still taking my breath away i do think this signs of rugby an ominous in the past month or so results haven't been good so only 2 wins in 8 premier league and that's not good enough as far as chelsea concerned they're desperate to get back into the top 4 but this is the club will legend we're talking about i think tom has to show comes with a reputation of being a very difficult character and you know he's very combative these very confrontational and i'm yet to be completely convinced that he has done enough in these create a calming of war and everything that goes with too sure and that surprises me i th