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the ruler of dubai, is accused of holding his daugher in solitary confinement after she tried to flee. the bbc obtains video recordings in which princess latifa claims she is being held against her will and says she s concerned for her own safety. i m a hostage. and this villa has been converted into a jail. all the windows are barred shut. i can t open any window. her father sheikh mohammed bin rashid, who s an important friend to britain, insists his daughter is safe in the care of the family. but last year, the high court in london found that the sheikh had ordered his daughter s abduction. we ll be looking at the diplomatic challenge posed by the latest allegations. also tonight. an extra 1.7 million people in england are to be told to shield and put on a priority list for vaccination. children aged between six and 17 have started taking part in trials for the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. in myanmar, more protests against the military coup as the ousted leader aung san suu
UkAlliesTenOnePrincess-latifaRuler-of-dubaiDaugherSolitary-confinementRulerVideo-recordingsBbcWindow i guess it s that which is really driving me. we ll have more on the trial and on the debate about easing lockdown. also tonight. the duke of edinburgh, who s 99, is in hospital tonight the palace says it s a precautionary step. the united nations is to raise the case of princess latifa who accuses her father, the ruler of dubai, of keeping her imprisoned. and. ..handforth parish council is back, but does it descend into another verbal bust up? and coming up in sport, on bbc news. stefanos tsitsipas comes from two sets down to beat rafael nadal and move through to the australian open semi finals. good evening. the success of the vaccination programme has made it possible to consider lifting the covid restrictions at an earlier stage according to one of the government s scientific advisors. professor mark woolhouse of the university of edinburgh told a parliamentary committee at westminster there were reasons to be more optimistic because there was more confidence in the
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