have come on track. now part of that is because the administration was pushed to one side. things were fast—track. things would normally have to be peer—reviewed and that would take years. they got down to it straightaway so do you think that for the development of a lot of these other drugs for the diseases they are going to insist that the same approach be taken because it can be done quickly. it same approach be taken because it can be done quickly.— can be done quickly. it can be done and i think— can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably _ can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably in _ can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably in many - can be done quickly. it can be done and i think probably in many casesl and i think probably in many cases it should _ and i think probably in many cases it should be done. and there has been _ it should be done. and there has been this— it should be done. and there has been this frustration in the past particularly by groups suffering from _ particularly by groups suffering from these various illnesses to my frustration — from these various illnesses to my frustration that the drugs are there. — frustration that the drugs are there, they have been shown to work in all_ there, they have been shown to work in all the _ there, they have been shown to work in all the trials that have been carried — in all the trials that have been carried out but still it has to go through— carried out but still it has to go through peer review and other checks before _ through peer review and other checks before it _ through peer review and other checks before it can be made readily available _ before it can be made readily available in that time lives are being — available in that time lives are being lost or can otherwise be saved — being lost or can otherwise be saved. now i don't like anyone wants to throw— saved. now i don't like anyone wants to throw all_ saved. now i don't like anyone wants to throw all those regulations aside, — to throw all those regulations aside, but clearly what this shows is that— aside, but clearly what this shows is that things can be fast tracked when _ is that things can be fast tracked when they have to be an perhaps they should _ when they have to be an perhaps they should be _ when they have to be an perhaps they should be. and of course it all rests— should be. and of course it all rests on— should be. and of course it all rests on the fact that having fast tracked — rests on the fact that having fast tracked it. — rests on the fact that having fast tracked it, we have found ourselves with vaccines that are perfectly safe _ with vaccines that are perfectly safe. there have been problems with vaccines— safe. there have been problems with vaccines and — safe. there have been problems with vaccines and let's hope no problems develop _ vaccines and let's hope no problems develop with any of the others, if there _ develop with any of the others, if there had — develop with any of the others, if there had been problems people would've — there had been problems people would've said this was shocking and should _ would've said this was shocking and should never have rest her head so fast in _ should never have rest her head so fast in some — should never have rest her head so fast in some countries of course are suggesting — fast in some countries of course are suggesting that britain moved to fascinate things. with met lesson may fascinate things. with met lesson nray well— fascinate things. with met lesson may well be that they can afford to move _ may well be that they can afford to move quickly if that means it lies will be _ move quickly if that means it lies will be safe. i�*m move quickly if that means it lies will be safe-— will be safe. i'm going to indulge very quickly _ will be safe. i'm going to indulge very quickly there _ will be safe. i'm going to indulge very quickly there is _ will be safe. i'm going to indulge very quickly there is a _ will be safe. i'm going to indulge very quickly there is a very - will be safe. i'm going to indulge very quickly there is a very good | very quickly there is a very good article and its worth reading about this gentleman right here, the bc�*s on clive my re. the new post of course of mastermind. so while we are affectionately buying a newspaper and i will get in trouble for that but never mind. let's go back to the front page of the ft if we could. and the goings—on in the suez canal, goodness me it does bring home how fragile those trade links and those roots are. sam. just astonishing — links and those roots are. sam. limit astonishing. one bad links and those roots are. sam. lmit astonishing. one bad day at the office and the hole was on the brink office and the hole was on the brink of coming to a standstill. there are now traffic jams caused of coming to a standstill. there are now trafficjams caused obviously by this blockage. and various different estimates about how long it's going to take to dig out this container ship, a couple of days since the most optimistic realistic option seems to be more look at three weeks. but i was late in the meantime companies across the water trying to work out how on earth do we re—route our cargo and i think if you re—route, it adds on an extra ten days to yourjourney time. obviously that really pushes up cost so it seems almost laughable when you just look at it from the outside but actually it could all be pushing the price up on goods as they take longer and more costly routes to get to us. , ., , , ., ., to us. the petrol pump. look at that icture on to us. the petrol pump. look at that picture on the _ to us. the petrol pump. look at that picture on the front _ to us. the petrol pump. look at that picture on the front of— to us. the petrol pump. look at that picture on the front of the _ to us. the petrol pump. look at that picture on the front of the ft, - to us. the petrol pump. look at that picture on the front of the ft, it - picture on the front of the ft, it took ten years to build that but it just does not look adequate for it today's takers. find just does not look adequate for it today's takers-— just does not look adequate for it today's takers. and the takers have rotten today's takers. and the takers have gotten bigger— today's takers. and the takers have gotten bigger and _ today's takers. and the takers have gotten bigger and bigger _ today's takers. and the takers have gotten bigger and bigger and - today's takers. and the takers have | gotten bigger and bigger and bigger of course _ gotten bigger and bigger and bigger of course and that is the problem. when _ of course and that is the problem. when it— of course and that is the problem. when it was— of course and that is the problem. when it was built, there was no thought— when it was built, there was no thought the takers we get as big as a building _ thought the takers we get as big as a building lying on its side and have _ a building lying on its side and have the — a building lying on its side and have the weight and the amount of cargo _ have the weight and the amount of cargo that— have the weight and the amount of cargo that this particular vessel had~ _ cargo that this particular vessel had~ so— cargo that this particular vessel had. so clearly to have so much of the world's— had. so clearly to have so much of the world's traded something like $400 _ the world's traded something like $400 million worth of trade an hour or something is being held up because — or something is being held up because of this narrow strip of water— because of this narrow strip of water simply being too narrow for the ships— water simply being too narrow for the ships that are carried through it. the ships that are carried through it they— the ships that are carried through it. they say— the ships that are carried through it. they say these ships are better for the _ it. they say these ships are better for the environment because the more you can _ for the environment because the more you can get _ for the environment because the more you can get onto one ship, the fewer ships— you can get onto one ship, the fewer ships you _ you can get onto one ship, the fewer ships you need. but it does say something aboutjust how ships you need. but it does say something about just how tenuous and how fragile _ something about just how tenuous and how fragile our transport links are in the _ how fragile our transport links are in the world with something like this can — in the world with something like this can cause such devastating effects — this can cause such devastating effects. , ,., , this can cause such devastating effects. ,,., , x' , this can cause such devastating effects. , , a , ., effects. lesson very quickly on something _ effects. lesson very quickly on something out _ effects. lesson very quickly on something out of— effects. lesson very quickly on something out of this - effects. lesson very quickly on something out of this world. i effects. lesson very quickly on l something out of this world. the inside pages the daily mirror, page three with lights. it’s inside pages the daily mirror, page three with lights.— three with lights. it's a beautiful icture three with lights. it's a beautiful picture and _ three with lights. it's a beautiful picture and it — three with lights. it's a beautiful picture and it really _ three with lights. it's a beautiful picture and it really is _ three with lights. it's a beautiful picture and it really is stunning, | three with lights. it's a beautiful. picture and it really is stunning, a real collectible colour. ijust say it's a joyful picture but also made me feel a little bit sad because it just reinforces the fact that the northern lights are in iceland and it reinforces the fact that much is you might like to travel is in these beautiful wondrous events, we are all stuck in our homes. titer? all stuck in our homes. very quickly. _ all stuck in our homes. very quickly. your— all stuck in our homes. very quickly, your thoughts. - all stuck in our homes. very quickly, your thoughts. i - all stuck in our homes. very | quickly, your thoughts. i was all stuck in our homes. very i quickly, your thoughts. i was a photographer _ quickly, your thoughts. i was a photographer for _ quickly, your thoughts. i was a photographer for a _ quickly, your thoughts. i was a photographer for a guide - quickly, your thoughts. i was a photographer for a guide to . quickly, your thoughts. i was a - photographer for a guide to iceland and i think— photographer for a guide to iceland and i think the photographer in this case as— and i think the photographer in this case as the — and i think the photographer in this case as the iceland is the most beautiful— case as the iceland is the most beautiful place to take photographs and i can _ beautiful place to take photographs and i can confirm that. it is stunning- _ and i can confirm that. it is stunning. we _ and i can confirm that. it is stunning. we will - and i can confirm that. it is stunning. we will in - and i can confirm that. it is stunning. we will in their. and i can confirm that. lit 3 stunning. we will in their and you are both back at 11:30pm so looking forward to that. nice selection of stories today. but big thank you again to lance and sam and thank you for watching. again to lance and sam and thank you forwatching. more again to lance and sam and thank you for watching. more coming up at the top of the hour and again the papers in 11:30 top of the hour and again the papers inii:30 p:m.. see top of the hour and again the papers in 11:30 p:m.. see un a moment. good evening. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. what a thrilling finish we had to the six nations this evening. wales have been crowned champions after scotland beat france with the final play of the game for their first win in paris since 1999. france could have won the title, but needed a bonus point win and bya margin of 21 points. in the end, they lost 27—23. joe wilson has this report. the scottish players in paris. their supporters were everywhere. came the scottish players in paris. their supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come — supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come on, _ supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come on, scotland! - supporters were everywhere. come on, scotland! come on, scotland! come - scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! come on. scotland! _ scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! scotland _ scotland! come on, scotland! come on, scotland! scotland limited - on, scotland! scotland limited france, on, scotland! scotland limited france. they— on, scotland! scotland limited france, they would _ on, scotland! scotland limited france, they would help - on, scotland! scotland limited. france, they would help whales on, scotland! scotland limited - france, they would help whales of the title but they're playing for their own ambitions and their own successful six nations. scotland scoring a try and the referee saw enough there. the french need was intense. they did notjust at the wind, they required for tryouts for a bonus point. with half—time beckoning, there was one. would the scottish captain in the sin—binned hymn of the french had to use the chance to. the chase, a race and a second try. an exchange of tries, scotland led and soon they did not. the french had to win by 21 points and with this they led by three. but the scottish were not done. both teams with 14 on the pitch and france stretched. the clock past 80 but the scottish spirit and vision was still there. find but the scottish spirit and vision was still there.— was still there. and he scores! rirht was still there. and he scores! right there — was still there. and he scores! right there to _ was still there. and he scores! right there to win _ was still there. and he scores! right there to win it. - was still there. and he scores! right there to win it. the - was still there. and he scores! right there to win it. the joint| right there to win it. the joint shared in many hearts. the celebration insured wales are champions. well, after that result in paris, wales head coach wayne pivac gave his reaction to the bbc on winning the six the six nations championship. a help of a game. remind us of last week with the coming and the going and missed opportunities so looking ahead and it was a great game to watch. ., ., ., , ~ ahead and it was a great game to watch. ., ., . , ~ ., ahead and it was a great game to watch. ., ., ., , ~ ., ., watch. following last week, what a tournament — watch. following last week, what a tournament it _ watch. following last week, what a tournament it has _ watch. following last week, what a tournament it has been. _ watch. following last week, what a tournament it has been. sibley - watch. following last week, what a. tournament it has been. sibley from a welsh point of view, we are over the moon and very happy to have won the moon and very happy to have won the championship. just a shame that we could not have done it last week. what a batting display we saw from england in their odi win against india today. jonny bairstow and ben stokes produced a masterclass, a six—hitting feast, as they helped england chase down a hefty target of 337 to win by six wickets and set up a decider on sunday. watching the match for us was imran sidat. it's been a tour to forget for england so far, but a couple of wicket raised hopes of keeping the one—day series alive. that proved to be a rare highlight as vihat kohli went on the attack for india. after he departed, the reins were taken over, a sublime century. that's one way to silence your critics. it wasn't long before the dazzling brilliance of india was on once again, the home side set a target of 337. england's openers got off to a flyer. jonny bairstow dispatching the indian bowlers as he brought up a blistering century. and with ben stokes letting loose at the other end with ten sixes, england could sense a famous victory. he fell one run short of his hundred but the damage was done, as the debutante liam livingstone saw them home with more than six overs to spare. it was the highest ever run chase in india for england and in this form they may fancy their chances to win they may fancy their chances to win the series on sunday. imran sidat, bbc news. so, a superb century from jonny bairstow. he spoke of his pride after what was his 11th odi ton for england. i'm happy. i think that's the biggest thing since opening the batting. i got 11 and i think i've opened over 50 56—57 times. yeah, i'm happy with those figures, but those figures mean nothing if you don't keep converting them in the future. so, look, i'm happy with how i'm playing my cricket at the moment and i'm really enjoying it. the new formula 1 season is underway in bahrain. could we see max verstappen prove that he's up for challenging lewis hamilton again this year? it certainly looks that way so far. the dutchman's red bull topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. surprisingly, it was mclaren's british driver lando norris who got closest to him, less than a hundredth of a second separated them. seven—time champion lewis hamilton was almost a quarter of a second slower in third. super league champions st helens beat salford red devils 26—9 in the opening match of the season. the saints got their title defence off to the perfect start by running in four tries at headingley in leeds, which is hosting matches in a covid—free bubble. leigh centurions had a dream start to their super league return snatched away as wigan came back from 18—0 down to win 20—18. jake bibby with the final try. neil robertson is the first man through to snooker�*s tour championship final. the australian thrashed mark selby by 10—3 at keltic manor. he'll face either ronnie o'sullivan or barry hawkins in sunday's final. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. we saw a change to the weather on friday, much colder air sweeping right across the country bringing some wintry showers in places. the cold air mass is with us certainly through saturday, but this milder air will be making inroads certainly for sunday. so we start off with one or two showers across central—northern areas with an early ice risk, again, a bit of wintriness over the high ground, but otherwise, plenty of sunshine after that chilly start. cloud will be thickening up, though, out west. later in the day, the increasing breeze, outbreaksof rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotland. after that chilly start, temperatures should reach 10—11 celsius for many, single figure values, though, for scotland. it turns windy with rain and gates across the northern half of the country through saturday night. i think generally across southern and eastern areas, it should tend to stay dry, but it will be windy for all, even further south. those temperatures a lot milder with lows of 6—8 celsius. that takes us into sunday, then, a milder day for all areas, outbreaks of rain across the north, generally dry further south, but it will be windy across the board. this is bbc new, i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. authorities in berlin declare france a high risk area for coronavirus, requiring all travellers to be tested and quarantined upon arrival in germany. scotland's former first minister, alex salmond, launches a new pro—independence party to contest the holyrood elections in may. we intend to contribute to policy ideas to assist scotland's economic recovery and help build an independence platform to face new political realities. borisjohnson says he'll stand firmly by british citizens, who've had sanctions imposed on them by china, which accuses them of spreading lies about abuses of uighur muslims. and, ballet in the park — dancers in new york have found