Rescue operation in miami, after the partial collapse of a building at miami beach. A bbc investigation reveals the risks of sub standard beauty treatments. Buckingham palace says it must do more to improve the diversity of its staff as it reveals 8. 5% are from ethnic minority backgrounds. And britney spears tells a us court it s time to end her father s control over her affairs. Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. The travel industry is urging the uk government to add more countries to the list of destinations that don t require people to quarantine when they return. The green list for england is set to be updated today. There s been some speculation that malta could be added, along with the spanish islands ibiza, majorca and minorca. Travel bosses are calling for an exemption to quarantine for fully vaccinated people from amber countries. Transport secretary grant shapps has said ministers need to look at what the science says. But the prospect of e
From her father. And astronomers find evidence of the cosmic dawn the moment when the first stars began to form. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Ministers are preparing to announce the latest update to england s traffic light system for travelling abroad, and there s speculation that malta could be added to the so called green list with no quarantine required on returning home along with the spanish balearic islands of ibiza, majorca and minorca. This lunchtime, the prime minister hinted that in future, foreign travel without quarantine might be possible for those who ve been double jabbed. Business leaders are hoping the government will relax restrictions on holidays, but any changes come amid rising concern, here and abroad, about the continuing spread, of the delta variant. Here s theo legget. Summer is here. Travel companies and would be holiday makers are desperate for restrictions to be eased so people can go to more destinations abroad without facing quarantine on
after staging a hate crime against himself. the high court rules that the wikileaks founder julian assange can be extradited to face charges in the united states. and, it s not over yet england captainjoe root leads a recovery in the first ashes test in australia. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel: we ll have the latest from abu dhabi ahead of the climax to the formula one season, we ve had first practice. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last hour, an inquest has concluded that police mistakes probably contributed to the death of three young men who were killed by a serial killer. the jury found that errors and omissions made by detectives after stephen port killed his first victim meant that he was free to kill three other young men before being caught. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has this report. four lives cruelly cut short by a serial killer. fashion student anthony walgate from hull, gabrie
because of a rise in cases of the omicron variant. in other headlines. guilty of faking a hate crime, american actor jussie smollett is conivcted by a jury in chicago. the un calls for urgent aid for madagascar after a prolonged drought has left more than a million on the brink of starvation. we have a special report. the chancellor warns of bumps in the road as official figures show the uk economy grew byjust 0.1% in october. hello, good morning. borisjohnson is facing yet more questions about the party held at downing street last december in apparent breach of coronavirus restrictions after it emerged the man running the government s communications team was one of the guests. it s understood that jack doyle made a speech at the chriistmas event and handed out awards to press office staff. number 10 has repeatedly denied the party took place or that any covid rules were broken despite a video emerging on tuesday which showed downing street officials joking about