this is bbc news i mjoanna gosling. the headlines at 11 o clock: the uk government axes plans to force tech companies to take down harmful but legal material ministers insist the new online safety bill will protect children. the legal but harmful aspect was pertaining to adults. content that is harmful or could hurt children illegal, so is legal, it will still be removed under this version the bill. the foreign office has summoned china s ambassador to the uk over the arrest and alleged beating of a bbcjournalist, ed lawrence, who was covering covid protests in shanghai. meanwhile, officials in china annouce an acceleration of the country s vaccination programme after widespread protests against lockdowns. a review of the records of 44 people who died under the care
this is bbc news, i mjoanna gosling. the headlines at 1pm: england have just kicked off their first game of the 2022 world cup against iran, as wales gears up to face the us at 7pm in qatar. the captains of england and wales won t now wear onelove armbands due to the threat of sanctions by the governing body, fifa. officials in indonesia say at least 56 people have died after a powerful earthquake shook the province of west java. uk prime minister rishi sunak has ruled out any post brexit arrangements that would rely on the uk aligning with eu laws. the pm also said it is a priority to tackle illegal migration saying it undermined trust in the system.
this is bbc news i mjoanna gosling at westminster. £55 billion of tax rises and spending cuts announced in the autumn statement but the chancellor says says he s asking more from those who have more. jeremy hunt s announcements mean millions of people will start paying more tax threre s also an increase in the windfall tax on oil companies. higher growth and a stronger nhs and education system. spending on public services to rise more slowly than planned. labour says people are not better off after today s annoucements. growth, dismal.
this is bbc news i mjoanna gosling at westminster. £55 billion of tax rises and spending cuts announced in the autumn statement but the chancellor says says he s asking more from those who have more. jeremy hunt s announcements mean millions of people will start paying more tax threre s also an increase in the windfall tax on oil companies. higher growth and a stronger nhs and education system. spending on public services to rise more slowly than planned. labour says people are not better off after today s annoucements. growth, dismal. investment, down. wages squeezed, public
this is bbc news. i mjoanna gosling, live today in sunderland. the headlines: inflation in the uk has returned to the ao year high it hit earlier this summer. the rate, as measured by the consumer prices index, has now hit 10.1% driven mostly by rising food prices. sometimes i ve been left with £30 in the account for over a week, to pay everything and.just don t have it. we re here in sunderland throughout the day on bbc news