this material we could discuss with you because it is not covered by executive privilege but we re not going to show because of executive privilege. i think he has actually been dealt a very bad and sol privilege. i think he has actually been dealt a very bad and so i think might bend. the lawyers have said mark meadows. loyal viewers of this programme may recall, back in may, we spoke to demi skipper, a 29 year old from san francisco, who was attempting to get herself a house without actually buying one. through a long series of trades, which started with a $1 hairpin, she was hoping to somehow get all the way to owning her own home. in may, demi had been at it for a year, and had already racked up some 28 trades, by which point she had secured herself an unlimited chipotle, which would give the bearer a year s worth of free food at the mexican food chain. so here she is, talking about her hopes and aspirations, when katty kay and i last spoke to her in may. demi, wendy thinks w
nicola sturgeon, the first minister, has said she wants everyone to be offered a booster by the end of this month. her health secretary has said that in order to curb the spread of omicron, more restrictions are, as he put it, inevitable. we ll get more details of that tomorrow. if you want to get more information or book a test, go to nhsinform.scot. in northern ireland, anyone who is 30 or older can have a booster at a walk in vaccination centre, like this one at the ulster hospital near belfast. you can book in advance if you re over 40, or have a health condition which means you re particularly vulnerable to covid. pre booked appointments are also available at gp surgeries and many local pharmacies. the devolved government says it s recruiting hundreds of new vaccinators and is aiming to offer as many boosterjabs as possible before the end the year. for more information, you can go online at nidirect.gov.uk.
this is bbc news. i m sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a federal disaster is declared in kentucky, after the largest outbreak of tornadoes in american history leaves at least 90 dead, across six states. borisjohnson orders an acceleraton of the covid booster programme, to combat a tidal wave of omicron. the public are asked to start working from home again. the notorious nigerian crime sydicate with links to more than 10 nation. we have the results of a special 12 month investigation. we meet the scientist trying to create nuclear fusion on an industrial estate in the south of england. max verstappen clinches his first formula one
this is bbc news. welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: more than 90 dead and many more missing. the search goes on for survivors of the tornadoes which tore through six us states. we re not going to tell moy mother. ~ , ., we re not going to tell moy mother. because we re not going to tell moy - mother. because it ll mother. why not? because it ll break her mother. why not? because it ll break her heart. borisjohnson calls for an acceleration of the covid booster programme after warning the uk about a tidal wave of omicron infections. g7 foreign ministers condemn russia s build up of troops on the ukrainian border and threaten massive consequences . on the last lap of the last grand prix of the season, the dutchman max verstappen clinches his first formula 1
have been made of the last few days. but make if you are wafer and i hope they give you some confidence. professor faust, thank you very much need for coming on. the governor of california, gavin newsom, says he ll be pushing for a new law modelled after texas s anti abortion law but to tackle gun control in the west coast state. the bill would allow private californian citizens to sue for up to $10,000 anyone who manufactures, distributes or sells an assault weapon or ghost gun kit . the law would mirror texas s anti abortion law, which relies on private citizens for enforcemment and was held up earlier this month by the us supreme court. in doing so, the democratic governor of california argued this weekend that the court had endorsed states ability to create similar legal mechanisms to safeguard its laws from federal court review. i m joined now by berkeley law professor khiara bridges shejoins me now from oakland. lovely to have you on the programme.