who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is in hospital with covid 19. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. in a second weekend of widespread protests large crowds have demonstrated across russia in defiance of warnings by police. the protesters are demanding the release ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. according to independent monitors, the police crackdown has now seen at least 4,000 people arrested across the country. among them is mr navalny s wife yulia, seen here accompanying her husband on their return to russia earlier this month. she has been arrested by police in moscow as she and others marched towards the prison where her husband is being held. steve rosenberg reports. by law, russians have the right to peaceful protest.on paper. in moscow today, police were determined to clear the streets, whatever it took. hundreds of people were detained in the russian capital. protesters have come out in support of alexei navalny, t
abused, on social media. and the price of living in a flat with flammable cladding insurance costs up 1,000% since the grenfell tragedy. good evening. the uk has achieved its highest number of coronavirus vaccinations in a single day, with nearly 600,000 injections recorded yesterday, according to the latest government figures. nearly nine million people have received their firstjab, that s one in six of the adult population. but there s caution tonight from one of england s senior public health officials, that easing lockdown rules should only proceed very slowly . our first report tonight is from our health correspondent, jim reed. here, at this basketball stadium in newcastle, the vaccine roll out continues. hello. can you confirm your name for me, please? across the uk, nearly 600,000 people received theirjab yesterday, a new record, 2,000 at this site alone. i m feeling fine, smashing. i m pleased i ve come to get it, cos they re long days, when you re in a household
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lucy fisher, deputy political editor at the telegraph and ailbhe rea, political correspondent at the new statesman. tomorrow s front pages starting with fuel rationed as uk s petrol stations hit by shortage of lorry drivers is the headline in the i. the paper says bp, esso and tesco are warningn of fueld the paper says bp, esso and tesco are warning of fuel shortages at some forecourts because of supply chain issues. the telegraph s headline is alarm as bp begins petrol rationing and the paper talks of the spectre of panic buying looming while a winter of discontent is feared as energy companies go bust. that s next to an image of harry and meghan in a royal tour in inverted commas of new york. the guardian has warning of fuel shortages amid supply chain crisis alongside a pciture of primary school teacher sabina nessa who is believed to have been murdered as she
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