prince charles and camilla view some of the floral tributes laid in memory of his father, as more details are released about the duke of edinburgh s funeral. two years after a huge fire devastated notre dame cathedral in paris, workers are finally preparing to begin the vast restoration project. this is one of the thousand oak trees that have been specially selected for notre dame. smaller tree trunks will be used to rebuild the medieval rafters. big ones like this will go to reconstruct the spire. and while the coronavirus pandemic has kept most humans locked down, it s given the animal world rather more freedom. we thought that animals for example, penguins in south africa have survived perfectly well, we think. but in fact, when we retreated we discovered that the penguins actually normally would be doing very much better than they have been doing for decades. and coming up on the bbc news channel. 0le gunnar solskjaer warns his side not to blow their two goal advantag
in perpetuating falsehoods about us. for the first time in almost a year residents in care homes in england will be allowed to have face to face visits from next week. the funeral of a teenager shot dead during protests in myanmar as the un is urged to come up with a strong international response in the wake of the military coup. no queues, no tills. just walk in and walk out. this is amazon s first contactless store in the uk. and coming up in sport, on bbc news. the champions liverpool take on chelsea at anfield as both sides look to climb into the premier league s top four. good evening. a row is erupting after the government suggested a 1% pay rise for most nhs workers in england. the proposal was submitted to the pay review body for the health service. unions have warned ministers that they face a backlash if they go ahead with the idea with one saying it s the worst kind of insult the government could give health workers after the past year fighting the pandemic. a
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for the nation to see later tonight. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. food for thought, this is some pricy sausage, my friends and how pricy it gets is really in that label. the $1.9 trillion price tag. this divides moderate democrats that won t go with some of the features and overtures on the part of the president of the united states to satisfy them. chad pergram on what could be shall we say an interesting evening. hey, chad. good afternoon, neil. the question is whether democrats can stick together and pass this $1.9 trillion coronavirus bill. there s an effort to court the votes of moderate democrats and maybe a republican or two. members of the gop oppose the bill. it is a wildly out of proportion response to where the country is at the moment. the vaccines are going out, the economies are opening up. majority leader chuck schumer accused the gop of opposing the measure for no good reason. it doesn t matter what is in the bill. everyth