Is opening as the country s largest vaccination centre. Matt graveling is there for us this morning. Matt, the focus is on areas where there s been a surge in cases of the indian variant isn t it? that s correct, sally. This famous stadium that s correct, sally. This famous stadium has seen hundreds of thousands of people throughout the years. thousands of people throughout the years. But thousands of people throughout the years, but possibly not for anything quite years, but possibly not for anything quite like years, but possibly not for anything quite like this, because as you say this location is going to be the site for this location is going to be the site for england s largest vaccination centre today. They are hoping vaccination centre today. They are hoping to vaccination centre today. They are hoping to get as many as 50,000 people hoping to get as many as 50,000 pe0pie hoping to get as many as 50,000 people 15,000 hoping to get as many as 50,000 people
good morning. we have got a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow. quite a lot of ice around. slippery surfaces and the potential for a travel disruption. more details in ten minutes. good morning. it s tuesday, 29th december. our top story. hospitals in england are now treating more coronavirus patients than at any other point in the pandemic, as numbers surpass the peak that was seen in april. it once again shows the strain that the nhs is under, with the head of nhs england saying health workers are back in the eye of the storm . keith doyle reports. health services across the uk are being stretched as they deal with increasing numbers of patients with covid. in london, accident and emergency departments are reporting intense pressure. in scotland, doctors say there is a danger that services will be overwhelmed. in wales, the situation in hospitals is described as incredibly challenging. and in northern ireland, the health minister said the next few days is a crucial period.
stages of the champions league. that is despite losing to bayern munich in theirfinal group game. good morning. we ve got cloud and rain spilling in from the south west. it s moving north and eastward through the course of the day, possibly leaving some snow on the hills. it s going to be a blustery day, but the wind will strengthen from the south west later. i will have more in 15. # silent night. christmas comes early for terrence, the age uk volunteer who won t be home alone for the first time in 20 years. it is thursday 12 december. our top story: after six weeks of campaigning, polls are about to open across the country for voting in the general election. it is the third ballot in less than five years, and the first to be held in december in nearly a century. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in westminster for us this morning. jonathan, talk us through the day ahead. good morning, yes, decision day has arrived. the time for politicians to do the talking is o
with george ford at fly half. it isa it is a pretty chilly start to your friday. mist and fog around, too. but lots of sunshine to come. i will have the details on breakfast. it s friday the 20th of september. our top story: the future of thomas cook is hanging in the balance this morning, as it scrambles to raise £200 million pounds to secure an emergency rescue deal. britain s oldest package holiday firm must secure the funds before a crucial meeting next friday. nina s here to explain what this could mean for its customers and staff. lots of people concerned about their jobs. and millions of holidays. it has been around since the 1840s. hundreds of high street branches. may, they revealed £1.5 billion of losses over the past six months and warned that they were tough times ahead. lots of debt. they blamed lots of reasons. one of them brexit uncertainty. people making fewer bookings. also the heatwave meant we we re bookings. also the heatwave meant we were spending less
hit 16 degrees again this afternoon and that is after a frosty and foggy start. details on that and you re full we can forecast right here on brea kfast. good morning. it s friday, the 15th of february. our top story: the home secretary has said he will do everything in his power to prevent the return of a teenage girl from east london who ran away to join so called islamic state. sajid javid says if shamima begum comes back to the uk, then she may be prosecuted. her family has appealed for compassion, saying she was very young when she made the decision to leave four years ago. ben ando reports. there are nearly 40,000 in this camp. more arrive each day, as their dreams of an islamic state caliphate crumble. among them, shamima begum from bethnal green. now 19 and nine months pregnant with her third child, she says she has no regrets about what she did and what she saw. shamima and two friends left the uk in 2015. one is now dead, the other missing, but the home secretary do