The un says Security Forces have shot dead at least 18 protesters. And the Coronation Street actorjohnny briggs, who played mike baldwin in the itv soap, has died at the age of 85. Good afternoon. The chancellor rishi sunak says people should be � reassured by his plans in this weeks budget. Mr sunak said he would continue to support families and businesses hit by coronavirus, but wanted to level with people that more challenging times could lie ahead as we emerge from the pandemic. He also announced a five billion pounds grant scheme, to help pubs, restaurants, shops, and other businesses in england to re open. Heres our political correspondentjonathan blake. Closed for business and struggling to survive, but some comfort for Companies Hit hard by the pandemic as the government offers £5 billion worth of grants part, the chancellor says, of his promise to do whatever it takes to keep the economy going. And ahead of the Budget A Signal that hell keep spending to offer that support for now. My priority is to keep supporting british families, businesses and people through this crisis. I said at the beginning i would do whatever it took to do exactly that and i remain committed to that. Borrow, borrow, borrow . The right thing to do right now is to support the economy, but i also want to level with people about the challenges we face. Coronavirus has been an enormous shock both to our economy and to our public finances and i think it is right to be honest with people about that challenge and be clear about what our plan to address that is. So at some Point Tax Rises seem likely. Company profits could take a hit if Corporation Tax were to go up and it is reported Income Tax Thresholds may be frozen, meaning more people pay a higher rate. Too soon, say labour, who claim the chancellor has got an eye on the next election. When we talk to businesses right across the country, as i have, what they are really concerned about is confidence. They dont want to see a chancellor who is focused on politics, who is focused on getting any changes through right now so he can wash his hands of them before the next general election. Instead they want that focus on jobs and businesses and sadly that is not what we have seen from this chancellor. Mr sunak denied telling tory mps hed rather raise taxes now and be able to cut them later. I dont recognise that and i think given the shock that weve had over the last year and the Economic Uncertainty we face, it would be brave for people to know exactly what was going to happen in three years. The chancellor is clearly uncomfortable with the level of debt built up over the last year, but even talking about tax rises to try to reduce the burden of all that borrowing makes many conservative mps uneasy. So rishi sunak will have to balance their concerns with his desire to maintain a reputation for managing the economy responsibly. With the worst of the pandemic hopefully over, decisions by the chancellor in wednesdays budget will shape its Lasting Impact on the countrys finances and our own. Jonathan blake, bbc news. Miatta fahnbulleh is the Chief Executive of the new economics foundation, a left of centre think tank, and a former adviser to ed miliband when he was leader of the opposition. Rishi sunak says he wants people to be reassured by his plans. Do they reassure you . I be reassured by his plans. Do they reassure you . Reassure you . I think the devil is in the detail. Reassure you . I think the devil is in the detail. I reassure you . I think the devil is in the detail. I think reassure you . I think the devil is in the detail. I think he reassure you . I think the devil is in the detail. I think he is reassure you . I think the devil is in the detail. I think he is right i in the detail. I think he is right the pandemic has been a massive economic shock, i think he is also right that you have got to continue supporting the economy, and so for me the big test is whether, when we see the budget next week, he does do that, and that means extending some of the emergency support, like the fellow scheme well beyond when restriction i was drawn, but it critically means supporting people, people are struggling out there, the very least he needs to maintain that £20 uplift to universal credit, but i think he needs to go further so that people can be supported through the pandemic, and then finally people have got to invest in the economy, big fiscal stimulus, people have got to invest in the economy, big fiscalstimulus, green jobs and services, we think he was about to unlock 48 billion it would create millions ofjobs in the next two years. Thats the kind of thinking we need. But two years. Thats the kind of thinking we need. Two years. Thats the kind of thinking we need. But he has committed thinking we need. But he has committed to thinking we need. But he has committed to some thinking we need. But he has committed to some of thinking we need. But he has committed to some of these | thinking we need. But he has. Committed to some of these big ticket ideas, hasnt he . There is a lot of money he is putting in, he is not going to end the fellow scheme, but isnt he right, also, to say that hes got to level with people, you know, we all know even from our own basic mortgages and everything else, the cost of borrowing, for example, historically love the past few years, but the curve, the trajectory, is suggesting it will go up. I trajectory, is suggesting it will go u. , � 4 trajectory, is suggesting it will go up. I dont think thats wholly clear yet up. I dont think thats wholly clear yet it up. I dont think thats wholly clear yet. It looks up. I dont think thats wholly clear yet. It looks like up. I dont think thats wholly clear yet. It looks like we up. I dont think thats wholly clear yet. It looks like we are j clear yet. It looks like we are going to have low Interest Rates for some time, but the key thing is, the way it works is that two thirds of the debt that has been accumulated, the debt that has been accumulated, the money that has been borrowed, is locked in low Interest Rates, so whenever you borrow that, that is zero to negative Interest Rates, thatis zero to negative Interest Rates, that is the rate it is locked out. So, i think its really but worrying are disingenuous to say that our public finances are unsustainable. There has been a massive ranking of the deficit, of course, 400 billion sounds like a scary number. What matters is the cost of financing bad. , matters is the cost of financing bad,. , matters is the cost of financing bad. ,. , , bad. Sorry to interrupt, it is interesting, bad. Sorry to interrupt, it is interesting, alistair bad. Sorry to interrupt, it is| interesting, alistair darling, bad. Sorry to interrupt, it is interesting, alistair darling, who is a former Labour Chancellor he warned of the time is approaching, and he was slapped down by gordon brown, but he is saying now that rishi sunak is right. Its got to be faced up to. I rishi sunak is right. Its got to be faced up te rishi sunak is right. Its got to be faced up to. I think the difference between the faced up to. I think the difference between the financial faced up to. I think the difference between the financial crisis faced up to. I think the difference between the financial crisis and l between the financial crisis and todayis between the financial crisis and today is not only are Interest Rates much lower than they were then, the critically, the Bank Of England has stepped up and is essentially underwriting about half of government borrowing, so it is just not true, and most commentators concede the stomach is that right, is that a good position for the Bank Of England to be in, to own half the government because my guilt . Well, thats the decision if taken, we have seen that with other countries, i think the central bank has recognised that we were and in an unprecedented moment, and there was needed to be Monetary Policy coordinated with fiscal policy. The key thing is, at some point there will be tax rises, it is right that we should raise taxes on corporations, but those tax rises must be done in order to Fund Long Term spending commitments, like, for example, social security. Raising taxes on the pretext of trying to control communal, a deficit that is unsustainable i think is wrong call. Deficit that is unsustainable i think is wrong call. Thank you very much indeed think is wrong call. Thank you very much indeed for think is wrong call. Thank you very much indeed for speaking think is wrong call. Thank you very much indeed for speaking to think is wrong call. Thank you very much indeed for speaking to us. More than 20 Million People in the uk have received their first jab against coronavirus. This 0n twitter the Health Secretary said. It comes as nearly two Million People aged 60 to 63 in england are being invited to book a coronavirus vaccine. Nhs england says people in that age bracket will start receiving letters explaining how to book a jab. The government aiming to offer a first dose to all adults by the end ofjuly. Earlier our Health Correspondent jim reed explained more on how the roll out is progressing. These Vaccination Numbers are very strong. Again, 20 Million People, as you say, just about three months since the first dose, youll remember before christmas, Margaret Keenan was the name of the first person to get a dose on december the 8th, she was 90 at the time, just about to turn 91. I think if you had asked us then, would we be in this position three months on . I think people would have said, not in your wildest dreams. The roll out across the nhs has been particularly impressive. You mention those words from matt hancock and nadhim zahawi, its worth talking about across the uk how this is going, because this is notjust about england, if you look at the numbers per 100,000, wales actually has the highest rate. Of people jabbed already . Of people jabbed already. This is first doses per 100,000. Then england, then scotland, then Northern Ireland, but it is roughly similar, and in a way it is hard or harsh to draw too much of a conclusion, because each of the different parts of the uk has a different population, different ages and so on. All the same, though, these numbers are pretty impressive. 0ne slight note of caution i want to say, i was just off the phone with chris hopson from nhs providers, represents all the big trusts in england, and he said its an extraordinary job that his colleagues in the nhs have done, but he says it is not sustainable in the long term. Theyre having to divert resources away from the normaljobs that the nhs does in order to manage this roll out, and he says its fine for the moment, but we have to think about there will be we in a couple of months time, in a years time, if these Vaccination Programmes have to continue to deal with boosters, top ups, new variants, that kind of thing. 0k, a big date coming up, a week tomorrow, the return of kids to school, a blitz from the government with lateral flow tests, as well, presumably because there are fears that the r number, which we all have been following for a year now, could potentially increase with kids go back to school. Thats right, the data on children in school has never been certain, its always been mixed, its a really hard thing to measure, the impact of children going back to school, how it affects the virus rates in the overall society. What Scientists Say is that there is not much evidence that children are getting this in school, picking it up and spreading it, but theres quite a lot of evidence that it is reflecting what is going on in the community, so perhaps children are getting infected, not getting particularly ill, coming back home, then managing to spread to other people they live with, for example. That is the concern, and that is why what the government has done today is try to roll out this lateral testing programme, notjust to those pupils in Secondary School and college, but to the families of all pupils in the uk, so youll be able to go online, get hold of a bunch of these fast tests that you do at home, if you have children of that age, and be able to do them at home to see if you have picked up the infection, even if it is asymptomatically, if you havent actually got symptoms themselves. That will start to roll out from tomorrow, you will be able to go online to get hold of these tests, pick them up from Testing Centres across england and then you will be able to use them at home and see, like i say, if you have picked this up, if you have been infected. Since we have been listening tojim reid, the uk has recorded hundred and 44 deaths within 24 days of a positive test, over 21 million. Britain reporting 6035 new covid i9 cases on sunday. Police in myanmar have opened fire on protesters in the deadliest day of demonstrations since the february the first coup. The Un Human Rights Office says at least 18 people have been killed. Security forces used Rubber Bullets and live ammunition against demonstrators in at least three cities yangon, bago and dawei. The Foreign Office has condemned the violence as � abhorrent�. Nyein chan aye reports from yangon the countrys largest city. This is what is happening after deadly protests in several places in yangon today. People remain defiant in the ongoing fight for democracy. As you see, here in the central city. People continue to protest and block the main road to prevent the Security Forces from coming. Today the Security Forces were actually out early taking position at many protest sites across the city. They tried to contain the protest in small streets and townships, even before anti coup protesters were being gathered all together. There were reports of shooting in several places, including near the university, the major gathering points. The circumstances of the shootings in several places, however, are not clear. But we have seen a number of photos of people appear to be fatally wounded. Some reports said that a number of protesters were killed in yangon, as well as some other cities across the country. Police appear to be using Stun Grenades, tear gas and live rounds. Several bloodied people were seen in images from other regions as well, which were circulated on social media pages. It was not clear if they were hit by Rubber Bullets or live fire. So far we can confirm that a teacher who was protesting in yangon died of a heart attack after police used a sound boom. The witnesses and Rescue Workers said reportedly two men were also killed in a suburb of yangon. We are still trying to confirm the number of deaths and injured people. Despite the crackdowns, thousands of protesters remain on the streets in the afternoon. In many places, people are setting up barricades and Carrying Shields to protect themselves. This weekend crackdown is potentially one of the most deadliest since the coup has taken place four weeks ago. It is expected to raise numbers of casualties as well as those who got arrested. Nyein chan aye, bbc news, yangon. Im joined now byjames rodehaver, chief of the myanmar team at the un office of the high commissioner for human rights. Six and a half hours ahead of us in the uk, at the moment, in myanmar, what are the latest figures you have had of todays violence, which a few hours ago stood at 18 deaths, the Bloodiest Day so far . Bloodiest day so far . Yes, well, ri. Ht Bloodiest Day so far . Yes, well, right now Bloodiest Day so far . Yes, well, right now we Bloodiest Day so far . Yes, well, right now we are Bloodiest Day so far . Yes, well, right now we are still Bloodiest Day so far . Yes, well, right now we are still tracking i Bloodiest Day so far . Yes, well, j right now we are still tracking 18 deaths from the violence today, the numbers of wounded are fluctuating between anywhere from 30 to over 100. � ,. , , 100. And these are shootings carried out by peeple 100. And these are shootings carried out by people following 100. And these are shootings carried out by people following orders, 100. And these are shootings carried out by people following orders, or. Out by people following orders, or what are the military generals actually officially saying at the moment . Because some troops are using Rubber Bullets, others are using Rubber Bullets, others are using live fire. What is the actual rule, there . What are the low is being issued, what are the orders being issued, what are the orders being issued . flit being issued, what are the orders being issued . Being issued . Of course, unfortunately, being issued . Of course, unfortunately, we being issued . Of course, unfortunately, we do being issued . Of course, unfortunately, we do notj being issued . Of course, unfortunately, we do not have the orders that have been issued to the police forces, in particular, but what is clear is that up until today the police have been having a more restrained response. There have been incidents where they have used live ammunition against protesters, particularly in the capital, but that was earlier in the month. In recent weeks it has been more the use of Rubber Bullets, tear gas, in some cases, airguns and hand catapults, but today we see live fire being used in cities throughout the country, and then on top of it, the country, and then on top of it, the use of these things like flash bang and Stun Grenades to rather tragic effect. The bang and Stun Grenades to rather tragic effect bang and Stun Grenades to rather trauic effect. ,. , ,. , tragic effect. The coup happened on the 1st of february, tragic effect. The coup happened on the 1st of february, the tragic effect. The coup happened on the 1st of february, the country tragic effect. The coup happened on the 1st of february, the country is i the 1st of february, the country is paralysed. It seems that the demonstrations are growing. Where do you see this moving next . {iii demonstrations are growing. Where do you see this moving next . You see this moving next . Of course, the treat you see this moving next . 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They dont seem to be having any impact at the moment, do action. They dont seem to be having any impact at the moment, do they . Well, as i think we have seen in several conflicts in recent years, including syria, most notably, the pace of collective International Diplomacy is rather slow at the moment. ~ diplomacy is rather slow at the moment. ,. , diplomacy is rather slow at the moment. ~ ,. , diplomacy is rather slow at the moment. ,. ,. Moment. Thank you very much indeed for oininu moment. Thank you very much indeed forjoining us sport and for a full round up, from joining us. The bbc sport centre, heres jane dougal. Good afternoon. The first Football Silverware Of The Seaon has been won by stjohnstone whove lifted the Scottish League cup after a 1 0 victory over livingston. In front of empty stands at hampden, the only goal of the game came from a craig conway corner, headed in by sean rooney, the hero for his side. Celebrations have onlyjust started. Stjohnstone manager Callum Davidson winning a trophy in his first season with the club. And its the first time the Perthshire Club have won the competition in their history. The victory ended livingstons 14 match unbeaten run. In the premier league, tottenham beat burnley 4 0 at home with gareth bale getting on the scoresheet twice. The welshman got the first, then harry kane broke through the burnley defence to score the second for spurs. Lucas moura had the third and bale finished the convincing win with the fourth. It takes a bit of time, its been awhile since ive kind of done game after game, so, yeah, i have to be patient. I knowi after game, so, yeah, i have to be patient. I know i get a lot of criticism just because of what ive donein criticism just because of what ive done in the past, so, yeah, ijust had to be patient, keep my head down and keep working hard. Earlier, arsenal came from behind to Beat Leicester 3 1 after Youri Tielemans gave the home side the lead after just six minutes. Arsenal then found an equaliser through a headerfrom david luiz. A handball gave them a penalty just before half time, from which Alexandre Lacazette scored. And nicolas pepe then rounded off the victory early in the second half, putting the finishing touch to a fine move. Josh maja had the best chance of the game at Selhurst Park where Crystal Palace and fulham played out a goalless draw. The Point Means Fulham are still three from safety, while palace stay in 13th place. Three matches in the Womens Super League this afternoon. Manchester city beat birmingham 4 0 us world cup winner sam mewis getting two. That puts city two points behind chelsea in the league. Same result for Arsenal Women who beat aston villa 4 0, thats their first win since december. And tottenham lost 3 2 to everton Withjill Scott getting the winning goal for her new club. It was a remarkable comeback for premiership strugglers bath who beat Northampton Saints 23 22 at franklins gardens. The visitors fought back from a nine point deficit at half time and took the lead after zach mercers try was converted. They held off saints for more than ten minutes to secure the win. Thats all the sport for now. Former us President Donald Trump will be the Main Attraction at a conservative conference in florida later in his first public appearance since leaving the white house injanuary. The annual conservative Political Action conference, known as cpac, is the first big gathering of Republican Party supporters since the president ial election and is seen as a key event determining the future direction of the Conservative Movement in the united states. Lets speak now to our North America reporter, anthony zurcher, who is in orlando, where the conference is taking place. He will feel amongst friends, but are they going to support him for another bid, do you think . Weill. Are they going to support him for another bid, do you think . Well, if ou sit another bid, do you think . Well, if you sit here another bid, do you think . Well, if you sit here and another bid, do you think . Well, if you sit here and talk another bid, do you think . Well, if you sit here and talk to another bid, do you think . Well, if you sit here and talk to the you sit here and talk to the attendees at this conference, they by and large support donald trump, the people i have talked to have been completely open to the idea that if donald trump runs again in 2024 they will have his support. There are poles that back that up, a straw poll today, we will see how many attendees think that he will be the next president ial nominee, bridgesjudging from the the next president ial nominee, bridges judging from the mood the next president ial nominee, bridgesjudging from the mood in the next president ial nominee, bridges judging from the mood in the convention hall, but listening to the politicians are spoken over the last few days, all are paying tribute to donald trump, also he shouldnt go anywhere, or looking to him as the leader of the party, and i think that is telling. Yet. Him as the leader of the party, and i think that is telling. I think that is telling. Yet, and is it him, donald i think that is telling. Yet, and is it him, donald trump i think that is telling. Yet, and is it him, donald trump senior, i think that is telling. Yet, and is it him, donald trump senior, or| i think that is telling. 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Eve one party. That is the point, isnt it . Everyone is party. That is the point, isnt it . Everyone is talking party. That is the point, isnt it . Everyone is talking about party. That is the point, isnt it . Everyone is talking about the. Party. That is the point, isnt it . I everyone is talking about the battle for the soul of the Republican Party post trump, i wonder how much cpac reflects the mainstream Republican Movement . You reflects the mainstream Republican Movement . , ~. , reflects the mainstream Republican Movement . , ~. ,. , movement . You know, this has always been the grassroots, movement . You know, this has always been the grassroots, the movement . You know, this has always been the grassroots, the activists, been the grassroots, the activists, a lot of the younger voices, a lot of the political figures who are in washington, dc, so maybe its not the most accurate snapshot of the rank and file of the Republican Party across the country, but if you look at polls and if you look at state and local republican parties, they are certainly indicating that they are certainly indicating that they continue to support donald trump. If you look at the voices that have criticised on the trunk, whether it is Mitch Mcconnell or mitt romney or liz cheney, many of them have been censured by their State Parties are local parties, and maybe not all the voters, but the ones evolved in the primary campaigns, which will be pivotal next year and in three years if donald trump runs again, they are the ones who are still wholeheartedly be twined donald trump. Wholeheartedly be twined donald trum. , wholeheartedly be twined donald trum. ,. , trump. 0k, it will be fascinating, wont it . He trump. 0k, it will be fascinating, wont it . He will trump. 0k, it will be fascinating, wont it . He will be trump. 0k, it will be fascinating, wont it . He will be speaking trump. 0k, it will be fascinating, wont it . He will be speaking a i trump. 0k, it will be fascinating, l wont it . He will be speaking a few hours time, and we will be back for that. 47 Opposition Figures in hong kong have been charged with conspiracy to commit subversion. Theyd organised and taken part in unofficial primary polls to select Opposition Candidates ahead of the now postponed legislative elections. Its the largest single use of the National Security law imposed by beijing last year. Danny vincent is in hong kong. The activists were told to report to the Police Station in the early afternoon. Some suspected they would face detention. The man in the black mask is benny tai, one of the leading thinkers behind the 2014 protest movement, and an organiser of the primary elections which the Authorities Say were in violation of the National Security law. Translation i have been comforting my family these last few days. I havent done anything wrong. I havent done anything illegal, so eventually if i was charged and even injail in the end i have no qualms about what i have done. These activists took part in an unofficial primary election, where more than half a million voted to pre select democracy candidates for the citys Legislative Council elections, elections that never took place. The Authorities Say this was an attempt to use mass candidates to paralyse the government, and have charged them with subversion. The 47 could face life in prison. Activists say hong kongs Political Freedoms are being eroded. They say the law is being used as a political weapon. Translation we hong kong people are the light of hong kong. The government can take away all our rights, but the eyes of the people all over the world are sharp. Everyone will know that we hong kong people are still strong in these difficult days and still insist on our five demands. Five demands, not one less. The Authorities Say that Law And Order is being returned to hong kong after more than a year of political turmoil. One of the activists, lester shum, had this message not to give up just before he entered the Police Station to hand himself in. No matter how difficult it will be, i want to tell all the hong kong people, no matter where you are, to keep faithful and to be hopeful and to continue our struggle. For activists, todays charges represent an all out attack on political opposition. The Authorities Say the city must be ruled by patriots. Political opponents past and present and those that wish to stand for the election are now being punished under the law. Danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. The actorjohnny briggs, who played mike baldwin in Coronation Street for 30 years, has died at the age of 85. He landed his career defining role in 1976, his character becoming notable for a string of failed relationships, including an affair with deirdre barlow. In a statement his family said he had died peacefully after a long illness, with family by his side. Now its time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. Hello, there. A fine, dry and Sunny Afternoon for much of the country. Certainly for england and wales, after a chilly start, those temperatures climbing to the low teens celsius. Bit more in the way of cloud, though, for parts of scotland and Northern Ireland through today. High pressure is dominating the scene which is giving us all this fine and settled weather, but as we head into the overnight period we could see more in the way of low cloud and fog rolling in across parts of england and wales, and could even seen some fogginess for the central belt of scotland, parts of Northern Ireland, too. Where skies are clear, then temperatures will be sub zero, so, some frost will greet us for monday morning, but it will also be quite grey and misty, foggy and murky for many places, certainly for england and wales. I think the low cloud will tend to break up as we move through the day. Some good sunshine across the far south and across northern and western areas, could stay quite grey and chilly crossed some eastern