Sky News Breakfast, with Jayne Secker
On Sky News Breakfast this Sunday morning,
- Admission to Premier League games and other large events, could be restricted to only fully-vaccinated people,
- The number of deaths caused by alcoholic liver disease has risen significantly since the start of the pandemic,
- Olympic disappointment - Britain's Jade Jones's fails to qualify for the gold medal fight in the taekwondo, while Andy Murray withdraws from the mens singles,
- But there are still hopes for a first gold in Tokyo - as Adam Peatty qualifies for the final of the men's 100m breastroke,
- And, how climate change and wildfires, are devastating the traditional way of life in Siberia.
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