and let s remember, this virus kills people, it kills people my age, younger people and older people. also tonight. more tributes following the death of sarah everard as an independent inquiry is promised into the police handling of saturday s vigil. there should have been an earlier lockdown in england, last autumn according to government ministers and officials. i like it here. no, you don t. and there s plenty of british talent among those nominated for this year s oscars. and coming up in sport on bbc news. we ll see how liverpool fared away to wolves in the premier league. good evening. the biggest member states of the european union have now denmark and norway. the world health organization, along with the eu s very own medicines regulator, say there is no justification for the temporary ban and leading british scientists insist the vaccine is safe. our medical editor fergus walsh has the latest. a public display of confidence in the oxford astrazeneca vaccine from no
sure and see how many people it posts in hospital and in turn how the nhs can cope if it can t, then borisjohnson can t, then boris johnson decides can t, then borisjohnson decides further measures are necessary, while than a true test of his political authority will also come because there will also come because there will be conservative mps lining up will be conservative mps lining up in big numbers to oppose and vote against any move of that nature. the prime minister will be hoping that they doesn t come. he will also be hoping that his advice to go out and celebrate, albeit cautiously this new year s eve won t come back to hunt ten. 0ne this new year s eve won t come back to hunt ten. one other thing to watch, the availability of lateral flow tests now a key part of the government s message to take one before you go out and socialise. it s been patchy in places. sources in whitehall except that there is a hugely increase in demand by officials seem confident that supply is fair t
warming within safe limits, but here in glasgow right now, it s too early to be sure if that is within reach. they will likely be seeing crashes and arguments, different voices and different views. borisjohnson can t be sure what will greet him in glasgow. when it near the end of this summit, he returns. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, glasgow. of this summit, he returns. christian fraser has been covering every twist and turn of the glasgow summit and joins us now. tell us, what is this pledge on cutting methane emissions really mean if china, russia and india didn t sign up? it’s mean if china, russia and india didn t sign up? mean if china, russia and india didn t sign up? it s a problem that three of the didn t sign up? it s a problem that three of the biggest didn t sign up? it s a problem that three of the biggest emitters - three of the biggest emitters are not signed up to the deal but it s usually significant up there at three warming gases in the environment notjust oxid
wealthiest countries to do more together to try to slow down climate change. that s a problem that confronts us all wherever in the world. but whether here in rome or in glasgow next week, the prime minister knows he can t control the agenda. much as he might like to, borisjohnson can t control the script. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, rome. laura kuenssberg and some of the tensions that may take place on these bilateral talks. plenty of other tensions and sticking points as well, particularly over america plasma chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, overa plasma chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, over a submarine drill that australia pulled out of with friends and decided to go with britain and the us and said a submarine deal that australia pulled out of with france. this is also an opportunity for leaders to sit down and have bilateral talks around the
here to talk about that but there going to have to confront this in their meeting tomorrow they are going to have to. dorisjohnson hasn t travelled all the way to rome to have a fight with emmanuel macron about trawler boats in the channel. he is here to get the world s wealthiest countries to do more together to slight to try to slow down climate change. it is a problem that confronts us all, wherever in the world. but weather here in rome or in glasgow next week, the prime minister knows that he can t control the agenda. as much as he would like to, borisjohnson can t write the script. buckingham palace says the queen s doctors have advised her to continue to rest for at least the next fortnight and not carry out official visits. officials said she s undertaking light duties and it s her firm intention to be present for remembrance sunday on november the 14th. lawyers for prince andrew have