david sillito, bbc news. in a statement, the bbc said: well, bbc scotland say: sportscene will run this evening on bbc one scotland and bbc scotland, with an amended format similar to current plans for match of the day. some of the sportsound slot on radio scotland was replaced by pre recorded material. the opposition labour party leader, sir keir starmer, has criticised the bbc s decision. the bbc is not acting impartially by caving in to tory mps who are complaining about gary lineker.
appointment and impartiality. so it was only a day or two ago that gary lineker said he thought all this was beginning to abate. events have rather gone in the opposite direction. david sillitoe, bbc news. in a statement the bbc said the bbc will only be able to bring limited sport programming this weekend our schedules will be updated to reflect that. we are sorry for these changes which we recognise will be disappointing for bbc sport fans. we are working hard to resolve the situation and hope to do so soon. well, bbc scotland say sportscene will run this evening on bbc one scotland and bbc scotland, with an amended format similar to current plans for match of the day. some of the sportsound slot on radio scotland was replaced by pre recorded material. bbc radio 5 live has resumed its scheduled sports coverage. kicking off the live commentary of the match between leeds united and brighton, ian dennis said it
will meet its target of banning new fossil fuel cars in a couple of years. with electric ferries now entering service, they ve already moved on to their next climate challenge, decarbonising the rest of their transport infrastructure. but it was the country s biggest musical export that helped give it that original shove. kevin keane, bbc news, oslo. disclosure electric cars ready for the charge? is available on bbc iplayer and on bbc one scotland tonight at 8pm. the ministry of defence has confirmed it destroyed records of personnel dismissed from the military for being gay. it said it was under a legal duty to destroy the documents. one veterans organisation said it feels to many like a cover up.
happened in this event, we are asking ourselves how can we better prepare for such events in the future? and it s clear that we need to improve our systems. we need to be able to make more accurate forecasts. so perhaps this disaster is a warning that even the richest nations are ill prepared for climate change. james cook, bbc news, in germany s ahr valley. and you can see more on that story on our planet now a special programme looking at how scotland is making an impact in tackling climate change as it prepares to host the glasgow climate change summit. that s tonight at 8pm on the bbc news channel and bbc one scotland. let s return to our main story this lunchtime. the whole life tariff handed down to wayne couzens, a serving police officer who kidnapped and murdered sarah everard. dominic has been following this at the old
and you can see more on our planet now, a special programme looking at how scotland is making an impact in tackling climate change as it prepares to host the glasgow climate summit. that s tonight at 8pm on the bbc news channel and bbc one scotland. in 35 minutes or so. in the second half of outside source, we are going to be talking about the global supply chain in detail. you will, i am sure, have seen a lot of stories connected to shortages at one time or another whether it is toyota reducing the number of cards it is making, whether it is nike saying it cannot get the trainers outed wants to. this is manifesting itself in a lot of different ways. we are going to look in depth at the issues seen the global supply chain and try and understand what is happening now, as opposed to last year, the year