This second part into the fire has just been published. This second part into the Fire Hasjust been published. The report now runs to 1,700 pages. We arejust about report now runs to 1,700 pages. We are just about to hear from the chair. Let us listen in. My the chair. Let us listen in. My report on that series of events was published on the 30th of october 2019. In the second phase of the inquiry, the panel has been investigating the underlining causes of the fire, with a view to identifying when mistakes were and our terms of reference, and partly because, as our investigation has progressed, we uncovered many more matters of concern than we had originally expected. As we discovered, it is not possible properly to understand the causes of the fire without understanding the way in which knowledge of the materials and methods of construction employed in the Refurbishment Development over the course of time. But the government and others learned about them, and how the regulations and g
On travel and immigration a day after making his first address to a joint session of congress. Don champion has more on the speech and reaction to the president s legislative agenda. The time for trivial fights is behind us. Reporter President Trump hit the reset button on his Young Administration tuesday night. In his address to congress, he stuck to the script and offered a road map for overhauling obamacare. We should ensure that americans with preexisting conditions have access to coverage. Reporter he also made a case for his proposed 54 billion surge in defense spending, partly to help veterans. Our veterans have delivered for this nation and now we must deliver for them. [ applause and cheers ] reporter mr. Trumps hour long address drew several rounds of applause. Were also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. [ applause and cheers ] reporter on social media one of the most tweeted about moments happened when he honored the widow of Navy S
Live sport is returning to our screens, even though the pandemic is far from over. Patrick gearey speaks to those at the centre of project restart. For 100 days, football was frozen. This was an earlier thaw than some thought possible. The day the English Premier League returned, 1,115 new cases of coronavirus were reported in the uk. So, how had sport re emerged amid a pandemic . What are the risks and in the strange echoey bubble sport now sits in, what on earth comes next . London, on the morning of monday 9 march. The headlines are dominated by talk of supermarket rationing and the coming pandemic. Andthe culture secretary is being asked if sport can go on much longer. At this stage, we are not in the territory of cancelling or postponing events and i dont expect that to be the case after today. Those words aged within the week. The cheltenham festival, liverpool versus Atletico Madrid would be the final scenes of sport as we knew it. Tonights premier league game between Manchester
Hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. The headlines calls for students in the uk not to go back to university in case it sparks a second wave of coronavirus. We are really worried that we could see universities becoming the care home of any second wave of covid 19 in the uk. European countries are urged to offer a place of safety to hundreds of migrants rescued by ships in the mediterranean including one paid for by the street artist banksy. More opposition protests expected today in belarus as the government there is accused of cracking down on foreignjournalists. Take your plastic beach toys home with you the message from clean up campaigners warning of possible harm to marine life. Before the papers sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heres holly. News of the Community Shield game. Asa news of the Community Shield game. As a sort of game where if you win, it is just as a sort of game where if you win, it isjust a as a sort of game where if you win, it is just
other rucu luff other staff who are our other staff who are going out and working art doing so not at risk to themselves. In the country look on enviously in terms of what the uk has in terms of the nhs, it would seem honest impossible to set something up like this now, 72 years on, but is the nhs at its current funding model sustainable do you think for the future . I think what we need to remember is that the nhs was founded in the aftermath of the second world war, when we were facing huge amounts of national debt. Moving forward i think we really need to think about how we use at this moment, this terrible moment, to build back better, to ta ke moment, to build back better, to take that wartime spirit to think 0k, what do we need to for the next 72 years moving forward . I think in the short term that means how do we respond to the shocks that are going to come on the horizon, a second wave or winter crisis, and then more long term, how do we respond to the future shocks . I think