similar interviews continue over the next couple of days with this one on thursday coming up to borisjohnson and apologised in the house of commons or attending the drinks eventin commons or attending the drinks event in may 2020. the commons or attending the drinks event in may 2020. event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of may. event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of may. it - event in may 2020. the funeral was the 20th of may. it was - was the 20th of may. it was very difficult for us again, the emotional as you can imagine to have, not be able to celebrate his life, so to hear the news that there was a law passed that we all abided to and on the day that we buried my father, there was a party in downing street, and that the prime minister was there, it just leaves such a taste. donald walker had this reaction we asked to interview someone from the bbc on this iss
since speaking to anthony, the bbc has learned that the sign was made by a group promoting anti vaccination messages. the chef says he did not know that and has stressed he is not anti vaccination. he says he ll continue to keep up a sign to show his support for equality, but will take away any reference to the group. david lumb, bbc news. i m back with the papers, but for now it is time for a new swatch. has the bbc s coverage of those downing street party allegations been a witchhunt that is played unfairly on the audience s motions? and we delve into the archive to look at some opening titles from news bulletins in years gone by. the latest in a string of allegations of lockdown parties at downing street has led to a free braille atmosphere in westminster over the past few days and, one can imagine, a bit of a frenzy in newsrooms around the country too. although this week s reports have made many years angry, others have accused bbc of getting overexcited by the story. ov
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot, france 24 s uk correspondent and broadcaster and journalist, james lewer. about journalist, james lewer. to sit into the chair on tirr radio about to sit into the chair on times radio for early morning. i don t know how this can affect your late nights with us. little arthur labinjo hughes is on the front page of the mail his father and stepmother have been handed lengthyjail sentences after subjecting the 6 year old to horrific levels of abuse which led to his death the prime minister says he ll leave no stone unturned in finding out why arthur had not been protected. the i reports on claims from some health chiefs that the omicron variant can infect the double jabbed, and easily re infect those who ve already suffered from other coronavirus variants. a wave of christmas party cancellations is hitting hospitality venues, according to the ft with many b
legendary singer and campaigner harry belafonte died at the age of 96. the un secretary general sent their condolences to his families and friends. welcome back to our programme. we ve been learning details of that british evacuation effort with the flights leaving cyprus and that centre being opened in the airfield to the north of the capital. we ve heard from the prime minister s also is office that many more flights evacuating british nationals from the conflict torn country into tomorrow. we don t know any numbers in terms of people out, but we ve seen pictures from the military personnel leaving cyprus. let s bring in our political correspondent, jonathan blake. the prime minister s office just giving us a few more details. that mission is clearly up and running. confirmation in the last few minutes that what appears to be a large scale operation by the british government to evacuate british citizens from act iii is now under way, and downing street confirming it has
he scores early, as manchester united put three past nottingham forest, in the away leg of their league cup semi final. and we catch up with radio one extra s dj ace to find out why he s campaigning for more black and asian heritage organ donors. good morning. there is a touch of frost in western areas first thing. for many it will be a dry day with sunny spells, a little bit of cloud, and some showers in the east. details later in the programme. good morning. it s thursday, 26th january. ukraine s president zelensky has described the decision to send dozens of powerful nato battle tanks to the country, as an important step on the path to victory. commitments from germany, the us and the uk, follow weeks of diplomatic deadlock about the supply of heavy weaponry. president zelensky said the free world was united as never before, but that it was essential for the equipment to arrive quickly. our correspondent robin brant reports. for months, he s campaigned for these, in publ