on friday, so will be looking to improve in theirfinal group game against a side they beat 770 earlier this summer. although they ve already qualified and topped group c, southgate knows his team will be under the microscope. performance is priority. we have set a standard. we didn t reach that standard on friday. we have to get back to what we re good at. there is always a chance within that to have a look we the word at a couple of things we would like to see, as well, but the biggest thing is making sure we hit the level of performance we have set ourselves. meanwhile, michael o neill says it s imperative northern ireland end a hugely disappointing euro 2024 qualifying campaign on a positive note. o neill s side go into monday night s final match at home to group h winners denmark at windsor park, having lost seven of their nine outings, including a 470 defeat away to finland on friday. obviously we want to finish on a high if we can t, it s a difficult game against a
process that recognition of risk from june 2022, november 2020, when we know the nature of the clinically extremely vulnerable changed to include down s syndrome? extremely vulnerable changed to include down s syndrome? nervtag is a committee include down s syndrome? nervtag is a committee of include down s syndrome? nervtag is a committee of dhsc, include down s syndrome? nervtag is a committee of dhsc, and include down s syndrome? nervtag is a committee of dhsc, and therefore i a committee of dhsc, and therefore its output is fed directly into dhsc. this question is best addressed to someone in dhsc or the cmo, they were not sage questions, they were important clinical questions and important operational matters, but i wouldn t expect them to come to sage, and i do not think putting sage in the middle of any future planner around this would be a sensible action. future planner around this would be a sensible action. mr i a sensible action. thank you. mr jacobs, a
good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the man who was the government s chief scientific advisor during the coronavirus pandemic, sir patrick vallance, has been revealing more details about what went on in downing street as covid took hold. sir patrick told the covid inquiry that the then prime minister, borisjohnson, was clearly bamboozled by the science around covid. he says he was not consulted on the eat out to help out initiative it was very obvious that the eat out to help out scheme launched by the then chancellor, rishi sunak, would increase transmission of coronavirus. and key measures to stop the spread of covid including lockdown weren t brought in soon enough. here s our political editor, chris mason. it felt like he was on our screens almost every night, sir patrick vallance. . , ., vallance. the evidence i shall give shau vallance. the evidence i shall give shall be the vallance. the evidence i shall give shall be the truth, vallance. the evide
information and advice. we often shared papers and they had asked us about the circuit breaker idea and we sent them the papers, i have no idea whether that is what triggered them to take action or not. just above we them to take action or not. just above we see them to take action or not. just above we see an them to take action or not. just above we see an extract we looked at earlier, apparently the cabinet office are now cautious about putting things to sage, because we publish all. this happened at this time of increased tension. you said you weren t convinced that anything ever came of that concern. did you think at this time you, there were things you might have been asked about but weren t because of this caution? i been asked about but weren t because of this caution? of this caution? i suspect, but i can t remember, of this caution? i suspect, but i can t remember, that of this caution? i suspect, but i can t remember, that i - of this caution? i suspect,
in a california courtroom today, tearful conspiracy laced testimony from the man who brutally attacked nancy pelosi s 83 old husband, paul pelosi. david depape spending over an hour on the stand today, as you can see here from these court sketches, it s the first time that jurors have actually heard directly from the man who broke into the former speaker of the house is home, he says, to interrogate her. they were also shown a video of the attack. i m about to show it to you, but i do want to warn you it s disturbing. you don t even see the most graphic parts here though. the pope testified he was surprised when he encountered her husband, paul pelosi, instead. and then struck paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. police arrived on the scene, i should note, david depape, who is in court today, has pleaded not guilty. he did say today though that he thought he had killed paul pelosi and was disappointed after his original plan to object nancy pelosi had fallen apart. closin