its foreign travel guidance with the possibility of new quarantine free destinations. tv adverts for unhealthy foods are to be banned before 9pm in a bid to tackle childhood obesity more than 2 million people in england are thought to have had long covid that s according to a new study. the scottish government is facing calls to issue an official apology to mothers who were pressured into giving up their babies for adoption in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. it s thought up to 60,000 women had their babies forcibly taken from them, simply because they were unmarried. some have been meeting ministers this morning, and say an apology would help to lift the sense of shame. 0ur correspondent, duncan kennedy, has been speaking to one woman, elspeth ross, about what she went through, and the lost decades, without her son. so here we are, this is it.
to travel through waters off crimea, despite angering moscow. tv adverts forjunk food are to be banned before 9pm, in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. astronomers claim to have the first convincing evidence for when the first stars and galaxies began to shine. new analysis indicates that this crucial moment, known as the cosmic dawn , that this crucial moment, years after the big bang. this report by our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. the night sky is littered with stars, but when did they first begin to shine? discovering when this critical moment known as the cosmic dawn began, has been this man s life s work. and now he has the answer. the holy grail has been to look back far enough that you would see
you re watching bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. the government prepares to set out its latest update on foreign travel, with the hope of new destinations without quarantine. the prime minister insists a royal navy warship had the right to travel through waters off crimea, despite angering moscow. as we ve been hearing. tv adverts forjunk food are to be banned before 9pm, in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. its being labelled a silent tragedy in a forgotten location, with communities on the indian ocean island of madagascar, on the verge of starvation. people are having to walk for hours to get food, following the worst drought in four decades. courtney bembridge has the story. unrelenting drought in southern madagascar has put hundreds of thousands of people on the brink of famine. there is almost no water and families are eating mad, mud, insects and cactus leaves because there s nothing else.
this is bbc news. the headlines: the government prepares to update its foreign travel guidance with the possibility of new quarantine free destinations. and the prime minister holds out hope that those who ve received two covid jabs, may have more freedom to head abroad. the crucial thing is come forward and get your second jab. now, i m not going to claim that this summer for travel purposes is going to be like any other summer. tv adverts for junk food are to be banned before 9pm in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. this is the is the last place i saw
like any other summer. an announcement is expected in the next hour, amid speculation that malta and the balearic islands could be moved, onto the green list. the phone operator, ee, is to charge british customers for using their mobiles in eu countries, despite saying it had no plans to do so after brexit. tv adverts for unhealthy food are to be banned before 9pm, in a bid to curb childhood obesity. i want my life back, britney spears tells a us court, as she battles to gain control of her financial affairs from her father. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s ears austin. formula i champion louis hamilton says he feels allowing a capacity crowd back next month is a little premature. the grand prix has been included in the government s event research