the memory of those who have died and to honour those who are currently grieving is to work together, to bring this virus down. to keep it under control in the way that we are. we ll be getting the latest live from westminster. also this lunchtime. the prime minister is about to announce more details on how much longer restrictions in england will last, including an update on schools. the row between the european union and the drugs firm astrazeneca deepens the company says delays in vaccine supplies are because the eu ordered late. it took me 50 years, 5 0. i kept on and on i want to see a photograph of my mother. never forget one survivor tells her story, as people are urged to light a candle to mark world holocaust day. and it s blooming late the chelsea flower show returns, but not until september. and coming up in sport on bbc news: football clubs below the national league in england are going to get £10 million in government grants to help them survive. goo
contest against the united states, it will be a seriously big party, he says. the event was postponed last year because of coronavirus. charlie delahunt is on the verge of crossing the line in the bond a globe. but he might not be the overall winner. that depends on when other two sailors finished. they ve been awarded time compensation as they helped with the rescue of a stricken fellow competitor back in november. and fawad alam s third test century helped pakistan to an 88 run lead on the second day of the first test against south africa. fawad, who returned to the squad last year after a ten year absence, reached 109 off 21r5 balls in karachi. that s a tease of one of the stories coming up. cricket has been dealing with allegations of racism and a lack of diversity in recent months. and today, new survey results from the professional cricketers association has revealed that a number of players in the domestic game have suffered or witnessed racist abuse. ankur desai has b
uk nationals and residents returning from 22 red list countries will be placed in quarantine in hotels for ten days. anyone leaving the country will need to declare why they are travelling. and the row between the eu and drugs firm astrazeneca deepens. the eu says the pharmaceutical giant must guarantee delivery of its covid vaccines, including those manfactured in the uk. welcome to bbc news, building up the latest coronavirus briefing from the government, today led by the prime minister, alongside the government s chief scientific advisor, sir patrick vallance, and the deputy chief medical officer for england, jonathan van tam. borisjohnson says it will not be possible to reopen schools in england after the half term holiday in february. the prime minister told mps that if the government meets vaccination targets, it may be safe to start a return to face to face teaching from the 8th of march. it comes as borisjohnson promises a plan next month for phased easing of lockdown