Were missed during lockdown because referrals to memory clinics all but stopped at the start of the covid pandemic. The i says over three quarters of police officers have had mental health difficulties in the past year. The health secretary, sajid javid, is pictured on the front page of the metro. He s apologised to bereaved families and millions of people at risk because of health issues, after suggesting people should not as he said cower from coronavirus. And the financial times reports ministers are exploring ways to remove china s state owned nuclear energy company from all future uk power projects. So that was our quick little look through the front pages. So let s begin. And annabel, i wonder if you could kick off for us with the front of the guardian and this urging for young people to get the jab. Yes. The guardian and this urging for young people to get the jab. Young people to get the “ab. Yes. I mean, it young people to get the “ab. Yes. I mean. It is young peop
hospital to find out how they re coping with the impact of the pandemic. how they catch up with treatment after the pandemic. and we want to hear about your experiences of the nhs over the last year do get in touch @vicderbyshire former prime minister david cameron faces questions from mps about his links to greensill capital. and a major ovarian cancer screening programme has failed to show any reductions in deaths. hello and welcome to bbc news. the deadly conflict between israeli forces and palestinians has continued overnight, despite appeals for calm from political and religious leaders. hamas fired more rockets into israel in response to heavy israeli air strikes in the densely populated gaza city. some 67 palestinians and seven israelis have now been killed since the violence flared at the start of the week. and it s been reported that all flights are being diverted from tel aviv airport. courtney bembridge has this report and a warning there are some flashing imag
the drive to get more laptops to children to help them with home schooling. and how all these lockdown video calls from home have prompted an unexpected boost in business for books. and coming up on bbc news. west bromwich albion contact police over alleged online racist abuse of romaine sawyers. he s the third premier league player to receive abuse this week. good evening. yet another new vaccine has been shown to be effective in major trials in just 2a hours. the latest is the janssen vaccine. it s 66% effective overall and only needs a single dose. and crucially it s 85% effective against severe disease. last night novavax announced uk trials had shown its vaccine to be 89% effective. and crucially that vaccine protects against the new more contagious uk variant. if approved the uk has millions of doses of both vaccines on order though they wouldn t be available until later in the year. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. covid vaccine trials keep delivering results
unvaccinated, unvaccinated, unvaccinated, unvaccinated. a special report from the royal london hospital about the continuing pressures from omicron. and after too many incidents like these did you know the highway code is changing this week giving cyclists and pedestrians priority? coming up on the bbc news channel, messages of support for chinese player peng shuai are banned at the australian open. a former world number one labels organisers pathetic and wea k . good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. prime minister borisjohnson has warned russia that invading ukraine would be disastrous and a painful, violent and bloody business . nato is sending more warships and fighterjets to member states in eastern europe and both the uk and us have announced that they are pulling some embassy staff out of ukraine. tension in the region has been building with around 100,000 russian troops massed near ukraine s borders. president putin has publically stated his belie