tonight at ten, sadness for scotland their footballers fail to make history, and they re out of the euros. patient and they re out of the euros. flow via croatia. madi they were beaten by a strong croatia in hampden park, ending the dream of being the first ever scottish team to get to the knockout stages of a major tournament. a night of dejection for scotland s fans, who d harboured hopes of witnessing history for the national side. disappointed, it is the hope that kills scotland and he s headed it in, and england lead! meanwhile at wembley, an early goal helped england to victory over the czech republic, as they head into the final 16 as group winners. we ll have the latest from hampden park and from wembley, where the matches have just finished. also tonight more time for vaccinations as ministers say it s looking good for restrictions in england to be fully lifted onjuly 19th in scotland it s going to be 9th august. a special report from texas where thousand
december 14th is the day already marked in the history books. it s the tragic anniversary of the massacre as andy hook elementary school. december 14th happens to be the anniversary of the death of george washington, who died on this day in 1799. but when the history of these times is written, december 14th, 2020, will warrant a double entry. today, december 14th, 2020, the day that we passed the solemn milestone of 300,000 coronavirus deaths right here in the united states. also marks the first day of the vaccine rollout in this country for the deadly coronavirus pandemic. these images of front line health care workers and residents of nursing homes are filling our televisions today and providing a real-time solve to our pandemic-weary nation. friday s late-night approval of the pfizer vaccine, which is expected to pave the way for approvals of similar vaccines in the coming weeks and months. today, december 14th, 2020, also marks the day that is typically noted by broadcast
labour calls the latest revelations shameful. they are treating the public with contempt. the prime minister needs to step up, accept what happened, and apologized. unfortunately we have but a prime minister who is socially distanced from the truth. the government defends itself after a whistle blower claims its evacuation of people from afghanistan was chaotic and dysfunctional. of course, sometimes decisions took hours longer than we wanted to, but you know you have to be careful about how you do it. but it was still an astonishing thing to get 15,000 people good evening and welcome. itv news has obtained footage tonight of senior downing street aides apparentlyjoking about the christmas gathering at the centre of a row over whether downing street staff broke lockdown rules last year. the footage was reportedly filmed as part of preparations for televised briefings which were subsequently abandoned. the labour leader kier starmer this evening called the latest development
we were good to go and continue this debate that i started when i was out urging many of you a hadn t gotten vaccinated to get vaccinated. i touched on something that is akin to the third roll of politics. this issue of band aids and forcing people to get vaccinated. i didn t want to go there. i did want more of you unvaccinated to get vaccinated so there s no threat of going there. the simple fact of the matter is, the more americans that get vaccinated is the better of the odds and the country s odds and the world s odds of improving this situation. this scourge that has killed more than 5 million worldwide and 800,000 in this country alone. it did stir a national debate. we got quite a few responses which i thought i would share with you on my fox business show. we ve been keeping track of it, my wing imagine in new york. dion thanks for your kind calls. i had no idea that you were piling up the nasty tweets and e-mails. can you update me on the reaction? it s been divid
and sword, a man, ora woman? through to the quarterfinals. hello. it s a controversial policy, attacked by human rights groups and subject to legal challenge. but today, the first of possibly hundreds of migrants, moved onto a barge docked off the coast of dorset, to be housed while they await the outcome of asylum applications. the government says the vessel, which will accomodate up to 500 men, will be better value than hotels costing 6 million pounds a day. but concerns have been raised about the possible impact on local services, and campaigners have called it a shameful way to treat people, who are often fleeing war or persecution. danjohnson has our top story tonight, and we can join him now in portland, where the barge is docked. this is deeply controversial. whether you are supportive of it or against it, a lot of people are, this marks a big moment, a key change in the state s attitude towards refugees. that attitude which is projected on behalf of us all. what has