At ellesmere port. and at 2.45pm, we ll be going across the uk to find out more about the stories affecting you from ourjournalists up and down the country. stay with us for that. hello and welcome if you have just joined us. the health secretary sajid javid has announced that people, who ve had both doses of a covid vaccine, will no longer have to self isolate if they come into contact with a positive case of the virus. the change which will come into force on 16th august, and will also apply to people under the age of 18 who are currently not eligible for vaccination. and in the last half hour, the education secretary gavin williamson has announced an end to the bubble system in english schools with no
Only but all children were tested before the return in march and those who were positive were asked to stay at home. my previous comments weren t of this point, we all hope for the best but i think that they need to be doing a lot more in case things aren t the best. we need to be investing in ventilation in schools now. i think we need to be looking at public health running mass testing on a regular basis in schools. if we ever decide that we can t just let cases schools. if we ever decide that we can tjust let cases rise because deaths and hospitalisations are going, because long covid turns to turns out to be more than we thought it would be. we don t have measures to control if that happens at the moment. measures to control if that happens at the moment. thank you very much. we will be talking at the moment. thank you very much. we will be talking a at the moment. thank you very much. we will be talking a little at the moment. thank you very much. we will be talking a li
Children who are considered to have beenin children who are considered to have been in close contact with a confirmed case in school are sent home. ~ ., ., , . home. we need to find a better way forward, home. we need to find a better way forward. and home. we need to find a better way forward, and there home. we need to find a better way forward, and there is home. we need to find a better way forward, and there is a home. we need to find a better way forward, and there is a much - home. we need to find a better way forward, and there is a much better| forward, and there is a much better way forward forward, and there is a much better way forward. i m not going to tell you what way forward. i m not going to tell you what that is right now, you are going you what that is right now, you are going to you what that is right now, you are going to have to wait for the education secretary. but the reason we can education secretary. but the reason we can move forward in a mor
Where women have to make really tough decisions and i think to imply that somehow those decisions are made flippantly or casually is incredibly offensive to the women involved. the case will be heard at the high court today and tomorrow. frankie mccamley, bbc news. three men who were part of a group that became known as the stockwell six have had their convictions for robbing a police officer, nearly 50 years ago, quashed by the court of appeal. paul green and cleveland davidson, pictured here outside the high court, had their convictions overturned, as did courtney harriot. the three were aged between 17 and 20 at the time of the trial in 1972, which was largely based on the evidence of a corrupt detective. the criminal cases review commission is still trying to trace two other members of the group. knowingly arriving in the uk without permission would become a new criminal offence, under legislation to be published later today.
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