More details emerge about the death of an News/ambulance-technician'>Ambulance Technician killed when his vehicle was hit by an object. West midlands News/ambulance-service'>Ambulance Service is ruling out foul play. Labour calls for the government to face mps over the refurbishment of the News/prime-minister'>Prime Ministers downing News/street-flat'>Street Flat. But the government denies claims that borisjohnson broke the rules. A operation to extinguish one of the largest News/gorse-fire'>Gorse Fires of recent years in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland, is in its third day more than 100 firefighters have been trying to put out the News/flame-'>Flames since friday. The biggest clubs in News/english-football'>English Football along with the sports News/governing-bodies'>Governing Bodies will boycott News/social-media'>Social Media, as part of efforts to fight the News/racist-abuse'>Racist Abuse of players online. The four News/day-ban'>Day Ban will begin News/on-friday'>On Friday. Its an attempt to pressurise the main platforms like News/facebook-and-twitter'>Facebook And Twitter to do more to combat online abuse. Players have been repeatedly targeted, often with racist comments. Angus crawford has this report. On the pitch, a clear message there is no room for racism in football. But, on News/social-media'>Social Media, it is a different story. Players across the News/game-report'>Game Report relentless, hate filled abuse. Enough is enough, it has been happening for too long. I got it a year ago, boys are still getting it to this day, its 2021. You are getting racially abused online by anonymous people, you dont know who, but it is easy to make an account. This. The News/blanket-ban'>Blanket Ban will be staged across next week News/ins-round'>Ins Round of fixtures. For four days next weekend, News/english-football'>English Football will go quiet. No facebook, instagram or twitter. ~ ,. ,. , statement from all of football that its not acceptable, whats been happening is not acceptable. I think News/social-media'>Social Media platforms and companies can do more. They know exactly what lwe are doing, when we are doing it| and when to sell us stuff when we have been looking at something five minutes before on a different website. So they have the technology, we just want them to point it in the direction of removing hate, not News/ust-selling-us'>Ust Selling Us sto. ,. ,. ,. , the very greats of the english game, t airey henry, took his own personal stand last month, deleting all of his News/social-media'>Social Media accounts thierry | henry. It is not ok to get harassed| online. As we know, young people a day are committing suicide. Big tech | has pledged to do more, new filtersi and better content moderation. Four days of silence, then. A symbolic gesture or a real attempt to rid football and News/social-media'>Social Media of racism for good . Angus crawford, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. India has registered a new News/world-record'>World Record for daily News/coronavirus-infections'>Coronavirus Infections for the fourth day in a row. Almost 350,000 new cases and more than 2,700 deaths were reported in the past 2a hours. The indian capital, delhi, has exended its lockdown for another week as prime News/minister-narendra-modi'>Minister Narendra Modi said the country had been shaken by a storm and urged people to get vaccinated. Simonjones reports. Patients continue to arrive at hospitals struggling to breathe, needing urgent treatment. But the News/health-system'>Health System is close to collapse. Almost 350,000 new cases in the latest daily figures, another record. This man is desperate to find help for his sister in delhi. Translation ive been trying | nonstop for three days from one hospital to another. Ive never seen anything so terrible ever in my life. Whats needed above all is oxygen. Patients are dying because its running out. But these are the scenes inside many hospitals, pushed to their limits. The News/world-health-organization'>World Health Organization says the situation in india is a devastating reminder of what coronavirus can do and doctors are feeling the strain. Its been 20 years or so ive been doing this profession and ive never seen this kind of crisis situation. I hope that nobody else sees it, and we never see it again because the kind of numbers are there, the lack of infrastructure we are facing, these supplies and the physical stress, because it is a highly contagious illness, the News/health-care'>Health Care workers are also getting infected. It is acting as a double whammy, as well as having problems from the manpower as well as the supplies. It is a very, very difficult scenario. At this plant in the state of uttah pradesh, News/hospital-staff'>Hospital Staff are among those queueing up, trying to get supplies of oxygen. The government says it is distributing it to some of the hardest hit areas, using the train and also the plane. The News/air-force'>Air Force has been called in to help. Customs duties on imports of medical News/grade-oxygen'>Grade Oxygen had been axed to try to boost the availability. But critics say it is too little, too late. Earlier this year, the government thought it had beaten the virus with cases falling, vaccines were being exported. The News/health-minister'>Health Minister said india was in The Endgame of the pandemic. But the emergence of new variants, as well as mass gatherings has completely changed the picture. The us is promising additional support for india, to tackle what its calling an horrific outbreak. With News/record-number'>Record Numbers of new cases and deaths, there will be many tough days ahead. Simon jones, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. The News/indonesian-military'>Indonesian Military have confirmed that they have found the submarine that went missing last wednesday, and that all 53 crew News/on-board'>On Board are dead. News/0fficials-leading-the-search'>0fficials Leading The Search said the vessel was found broken into three parts on the sea bed. Yesterday the navy said the sub had sunk in the News/bali-sea'>Bali Sea and that theyd discovered debris, including personal items such as prayer mats. 0xygen supplies were believed to have run out in the early hours of saturday morning. Three days of mourning have been declared in iraq after a fire at a baghdad hospital, in which at least 82 people have died and more than 100 others injured. Its thought the fire was caused by an exploding News/oxygen-tank'>Oxygen Tank which tore through an intensive care ward. The News/health-minister'>Health Minister has been suspended over the fire. 0ur middle News/east-correspondent-lina'>East Correspondent Lina sinjab reports. A moment of horror, people in shock and despair. The hospital that gives oxygen to covid 19 patients is filled with smoke. An News/oxygen-tank'>Oxygen Tank exploded, breaking the fire and leaving many out of News/breath-stop-translation'>Breath Stop Translation my father is over there. We went in after hearing the sound of explosion. We took people outside. The people responsible for the oxygen were not there. People run for their lives. Seeking a gasp of air to survive. Many did not make it. They died as they had to be off ventilators and oxygen while being evacuated. But the search continues, families looking in panic for their beNews/loved-ones'>Loved Ones. They were here for a hope of surviving the coronavirus but are now at risk of the fire. Translation weve been looking for them for an hour, and there is no trace. We went to the morgue, to every hospital, to all the hospitals. Iraqs cases of covid 19 surpassed 1 million, with more than 15,000 deaths. The government did not impose strict News/lockdown-rules'>Lockdown Rules to contain the pandemic. People who reached the hospital are a few of a large number across the country. And the News/vaccine-plan'>Vaccine Plan is far from large number across the country. And the News/vaccine-plan'>Vaccine Plan is farfrom in reach with only 300,000 vaccines available at the moment. Iraq is suffering layers of conflict, political, economic and the News/health-one'>Health One with the pandemic. In this fire and this fire only added to the News/flame-'>Flame of anger among people. A 14 year old boy has been charged with the murder of another teenager in east london. Police were called News/on-friday'>On Friday after reports of the attack, but were unable to save fares matou, who was also 1a. Witnesses said fares was wearing his News/school-uniform'>School Uniform when he was attacked outside a News/pizza-restaurant'>Pizza Restaurant in the borough of newham. Tributes have been paid to an News/ambulance-technician'>Ambulance Technician who died when object struck his vehicles windscreen as it was responding to an emergency call. The incident, which happened near moreton on lugg in herefordshire, is being treated as an accident and not a malicious act. The driver of the ambulance was also injured and taken to hospital. Colleagues at west midlands News/ambulance-service'>Ambulance Service paid tribute tojeremy daw, who had recently returned to his job after retiring, in order to help with the coronavirus pandemic. He was one of lifes good people, you know . He was a public servant that did his nearly 30 years in the News/ambulance-service'>Ambulance Service. He was a mentor, a friend, colleague, a father. He was a doting husband. Things like this shouldnt happen to anybody, but for people that provided that public service, were devastated. And this hurts. It really, really hurts at this moment in time. The latest coronavirus figures in the News/uk-show'>Uk Show that 1,712 new covid infections have been recorded in the in the latest 24 News/hour-period'>Hour Period and 11 new coronavirus deaths thats those whove died within 28 days of a positive test. A further 142,215 people have had their first vaccine dose, and another 498,430 have had their second dose. Thats more than News/46-million'>46 Million combined doses overall. The international News/trade-secretary'>Trade Secretary, liz truss, has denied claims that borisjohnson broke the rules over refurbishing his downing News/street-flat'>Street Flat. On friday, the former number ten adviser News/dominic-cummings'>Dominic Cummings accused the News/prime-minister'>Prime Minister of planning to ask conservative donors to pay for the work in secret News/something-mr'>Something Mr cummings described as foolish and possibly illegal. Heres our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. His report contains some flashing images. December2019, borisjohnson, his News/fiancee-carrie'>Fiancee Carrie symonds and his News/election-triumph'>Election Triumph putting them in downing street. But now the questions that wont go away. After they moved in, their flat there was redecorated, cost unknown, perhaps £58,000. Who funded it . And how . 11 months later, kicked out, the News/prime-minister'>Prime Ministers closest adviser News/dominic-cummings'>Dominic Cummings. His new claim is that mrjohnson discussed a secret plan to have a tory News/donor-fund'>Donor Fund the work. So, did the News/prime-minister'>Prime Minister get a loan . The News/trade-secretary'>Trade Secretary was asked the question five times by andrew marr. My understanding is the costs have been covered by the prime News/minister-and-everything'>Minister And Everything is being fully declared in line with the rules. Did a tory News/party-donor'>Party Donor lend him the money beforehand . As i said, he is covering the cost, and it is being complied with fully. The question is did a donor provide the money before hand . Andrew, i am spending my time in intense trade negotiations, getting a good deal for the united kingdom. I am not spending my time thinking about the downing News/street-flat'>Street Flat refurbishment. Later, on sky, another side step. It is rather windy out here. For liz truss, it must have felt like there was incoming from all sides today. The reason it matters, a loan may have to be declared for electoral and tax purposes. Boris johnson registered the fact. His office say no codes or laws have been broken. Dominic cummings has questioned the News/integrity-and-competence'>Integrity And Competence of the News/prime-minister'>Prime Minister he used to serve. Labour say that fits a pattern, whether it is News/redecoration-work'>Redecoration Work or privileged access to contracts for News/safety-equipment'>Safety Equipment in the pandemic, and ministers must be transparent. The government have to answer why theyve given out billions of pounds of money to their cronies and friends and they wont even declare it through the current rules. Publish the members interests and ministers interests, and publish who is on that vip list, and tell us where you are getting this money from, boris, to do up your flat. So, this is the storm unleashed by an adviser scorned and the questions that keep being asked. Damian grammaticas, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. The headlines on News/bbc-News'>Bbc News englands biggest News/football-teams'>Football Teams and the sports News/governing-bodies'>Governing Bodies will stage a four News/day-boycott'>Day Boycott of News/social-media'>Social Media from next friday to campaign for News/social-media'>Social Media companies to crack down on online abuse. Indias prime News/minister-narendra-modi'>Minister Narendra Modi says the surge in coronavirus cases has shaken the nation. His comments come as the country hits a News/record-number'>Record Number of new cases for the fourth day in a row. The News/indonesian-military-say'>Indonesian Military Say that the submarine that that went missing last week has been found split into three pieces and that all News/on-board'>On Board are dead. The News/firefighting-operation'>Firefighting Operation at the News/mourne-mountains'>Mourne Mountains in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland is being scaled back. After three days of battling the fires, the major News/incident-status'>Incident Status has been de escalated. Firefighters have now moved to work on extinguishing hotspots. Northern News/ireland-fire'>Ireland Fire and News/rescue-service'>Rescue Service has indicated that it hopes the operation can be wound up within hours. In the last hour, the assistant chief officer, aidanjennings, from the News/northern-ireland-fire'>Northern Ireland Fire and News/rescue-service'>Rescue Service gave us this update. As youve reported, our resources are being scaled down this afternoon. Weve got a very successful News/operation-yesterday'>Operation Yesterday and into the early part of the evening Last Night before we withdrew resources from the mountain in the hours of darkness. We got resources back up at first light this morning, and your listeners and viewers will appreciate that it takes quite some time to walk up into the mountain, carrying that the equipment and ppe. It is the highest mountain in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland at 350 metres, so we have travelling times of up to an hour, and a half, carrying equipment up hour, and a half, carrying equipment up into the mountains to get to the scene of operations. That up into the mountains to get to the scene of operations. Up into the mountains to get to the scene of operations. That must have been exhausting scene of operations. That must have been exhausting for scene of operations. That must have been exhausting for your scene of operations. That must have been exhausting for your crews, been exhausting for your crews, then . ,. ,. Then . Very challenging and difficult terrain. Inaccessible then . Very challenging and difficult terrain. Inaccessible areas. Then . Very challenging and difficult terrain. Inaccessible areas. We then . Very challenging and difficult| terrain. Inaccessible areas. We have used News/coast-guard'>Coast Guard helicopters to bring crews up and down the thames. And wearing ppe in the News/heat-and-fire'>Heat And Fire fighting when they get there is pretty difficult. There is no access to water supplies when you get up to that sort of height, so then they are physically beating out the fire, which can have quite a high News/flame-'>Flame height, two or three metres, sometimes more, in gorse and bracken. It is very exhausting for the firefighters. It is the News/multi-agent'>Multi Agent and for the multi agency partners working with us. Multiagency partners working with us. � multiagency partners working with us. �. , multiagency partners working with us. ,. , multiagency partners working with us. And local people have been. Ivina us. And local people have been giving food us. And local people have been giving food and us. And local people have been giving food and refreshments, | us. And local people have been giving food and refreshments, local businesses helping out as well yeah weve had a fantastic multi News/agency-response'>Agency Response to statutory and voluntary partners, but equally i would want to thank the community for their response. To thank the community for their resonse. �. , to thank the community for their resonse. �. ,. , to thank the community for their resonse. �. ,. , f, response. Belfast is about 25, 30 miles from response. Belfast is about 25, 30 miles from the response. Belfast is about 25, 30 miles from the mourne response. Belfast is about 25, 30 | miles from the News/mourne-mountains'>Mourne Mountains response. Belfast is about 25, 30 i miles from the News/mourne-mountains'>Mourne Mountains in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland, and businesses have gone down to News/supply-refreshments'>Supply Refreshments and water for firefighters and partners on the ground, and that has been well received. It is difficult for the firefighters in terms of the conditions but also difficult to see the devastation the sorts of incidents caused, and seeing that local some News/unit-community-support'>Unit Community Support and from individuals, and there are some fantastic individual stories of people coming and putting in effort in, really gives our crews a lift and encourages us that there is one team working towards the successful outcome which we are seeing this afternoon, and hopefully we will be closing down in the early part of this evening. Closing down in the early part of this evening this evening. Were ust seeing ictures this evening. Were News/ust-seeing-pictures-of-the-h'>Ust Seeing Pictures Of The H this evening. Were News/ust-seeing-pictures-of-the-fire'>Ust Seeing Pictures Of The Fire this evening. Were jNews/ust-seeing-pictures-of-the-fire'>Ust Seeing Pictures Of The Fire there. This evening. Were jNews/ust-seeing-pictures-of-the-fire'>Ust Seeing Pictures Of The Fire there. You | pictures of the fire there. You talked about devastation how much damage has been done . Anyone who knows it will tell you its a really beautiful part of the world. To what extent has it been damaged, and how long will it take for that to of repair itself . Its long will it take for that to of repair itself . Repair itself . Its a fantastic area, repair itself . Its a fantastic area. An repair itself . Its a fantastic area, an News/area-repair'>Area Repair itself . Its a fantastic area, an area of repair itself . Its a fantastic| area, an area of outstanding national beauty, and somewhere that is of particular interest to people over the last year in particular, where they have wanted to get out and take a walk and it is somewhere safe to do that. The mountains are one of the most beautiful places in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland, and i would encourage people when its safe to visit. The damage caused, i cant put a News/square-metre'>Square Metre or News/square-kilometre'>Square Kilometre on that, but it is part of an area called bloody ridge, and the winds coming in help it to grow and spread. Then back towards the town of newcastle. Anyone who was able to see the News/social-media'>Social Media pictures available News/on-friday'>On Friday evening, you could see the fire was on two levels. Those were spectacular, but they are a measure of what we are dealing with in daylight hours, which become visible then and very obvious once darkness has fallen and you can see the News/flame-'>Flame. Than . Obvious once darkness has fallen and you can see the News/flame-'>Flame. You can see the News/flame-'>Flame. Any idea how these fires started . You can see the News/flame-'>Flame. Any idea how these fires started . Is you can see the News/flame-'>Flame. Any idea how these fires started . Is it these fires started . Is it impossible these fires started . Is it impossible to these fires started . Is it impossible to tell . These fires started . Is it impossible to tell . At i these fires started . Is it l impossible to tell . At this these fires started . Is it impossible to tell . At this point it is too early to say. We are protecting the environment, making sure there is no life at risk and making sure members of the public stay out of the area. I would thank the public for that. They heeded the heat warnings dash like the warnings put out by ourselves. There were people News/on-friday'>On Friday who were going to camp and once they were made aware, the public have been fantastic in their support. The general area allowed people to move equipment and resources in the area. Well, as the uk offers help to india to deal with News/record-coronavirus'>Record Coronavirus cases, members of the hindu community gathered at a temple in News/north-west-london'>North West London to pray for their relatives. The prayers were video streamed to india as News/shabnam-mahmood'>Shabnam Mahmood reports. Special prayer is being offered at the international temple in london. Many here have lost News/family-members'>Family Members to the virus which is now spreading across india. I to the virus which is now spreading across india across india. I have lost my four immediate across india. I have lost my four immediate family across india. I have lost my four immediate News/family-members'>Family Members across india. I have lost my four l immediate News/family-members'>Family Members within across india. I have lost my four immediate News/family-members'>Family Members within a very short period of six months of time. I am very short period of six months of time. Iam really, really hurt. Iam speechless, and when i go to talk to my friends and family here, i am unable to even go for a walk. I walk about 10,000 steps a day minimum, News/three-orfour-times'>Three Orfour Times a about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three or four times a day, about 10,000 steps a day minimum, News/three-orfour-times'>Three Orfour Times a day, but about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three or four times a day, but since this thing happened, it has broken me down. ,. , this thing happened, it has broken me down. ,. , this thing happened, it has broken me down. ,. ,. , me down. Others are praying for News/loved-ones'>Loved Ones me down. Others are praying for News/loved-ones'>Loved Ones who me down. Others are praying for News/loved-ones'>Loved Ones who are me down. Others are praying for News/loved-ones'>Loved Ones who are suffering me down. Others are praying for i News/loved-ones'>Loved Ones who are suffering from covid 19, many waiting outside hospitals as the country runs out of beds and oxygen. Morna has travelled down from coventry. We beds and oxygen. Morna has travelled down from coventry. Beds and oxygen. Morna has travelled down from coventry. We got very many elderly relatives down from coventry. We got very many elderly relatives and down from coventry. We got very many elderly relatives and close down from coventry. We got very many elderly relatives and close family elderly relatives and close family that do elderly relatives and close family that do need a lot of medical care and attention, and they are not able to get and attention, and they are not able to get to and attention, and they are not able to get to hospitals at the moment because to get to hospitals at the moment because they are literally packed to the rafters. That, for us, is a huge concern the rafters. That, for us, is a huge concern here the rafters. That, for us, is a huge concern here. And you feel so helpless concern here. And you feel so helpless because you cant do anything helpless because you cant do anything at all. Helpless because you cant do anything at all. Helpless because you cant do an hint atall. ,. , anything at all. Lots of people here have told us anything at all. Lots of people here have told us they anything at all. Lots of people here have told us they feel anything at all. Lots of people here have told us they feel helpless. Have told us they feel helpless. Collective prayers is their only way of coping. Collective prayers is their only way of coin . ,. , collective prayers is their only way ofcoina. Collective prayers is their only way ofcouin. Of coping. Prayer have a power, and that is the main of coping. Prayer have a power, and that is the main which of coping. Prayer have a power, and that is the main which i of coping. Prayer have a power, and that is the main which i think of coping. Prayer have a power, and that is the main which i think with l that is the main which i think with india at the moment, there are a lot of people suffering from covid 19, so the best way we cannot do anything else but we can ask god, can you please give them strength and help them to come out from all the people is suffering . The prayers were simulcast the people is suffering . The prayers were simulcast up the people is suffering . The prayers were simulcast up across the people is suffering . The prayers were simulcast up across india the people is suffering . The prayers were simulcast up across india to i were simulcast up across india to send messages of love, hope and thoughts to those so far away. The controversy over the cost of removing flammable cladding from blocks of flats returns to parliament this week. The government will try to pass the fire safety bill, in the face of oppositon from some of its own backbenchers and the house of lords. The bill currently allows block owners to pass on the cost of removal to leaseholders. As News/sarah-corker'>Sarah Corker reports, campaigners fear that could lead to widespread bankruptcies. Security, safety, News/a-place-to-call-home'>A Place To Call Home again. Bassel deeb fled the News/war-in-syria'>War In Syria and came to the uk a decade ago. Shouting in arabic. When you live in these situations, you often come to a point where you feel numbed at the violence and the death that goes on. I bought my flat in eastern ghouta, which is the east side of damascus. I moved into my flat. In 2013, ive been told how the flat, how the building was destroyed by the fighting. It was my life savings basically all gone. This is where i live. Eventually, bassel was granted asylum. He could work and managed to buy a 25 share in a one bed flat in east london. When i first came to the uk, i had to walk, so i could save the fare of the bus to actually put the deposit together for a flat. But his development has News/flammable-hpl'>Flammable Hpl, or high News/pressure-laminate'>Pressure Laminate, cladding. There are also combustible wooden balconies, and other News/building-safety'>Building Safety defects. I own 25 of my flat, but yet i am asked to pay 100 of any News/remediation-work'>Remediation Work that could be needed for the property. Which could lead to me being bankrupt. Bassel and his neighbours had hoped that the governments £5 billion News/building-safety'>Building Safety fund would come to their rescue, but their application has been rejected. Their News/development-isjudged'>Development Isjudged to be just half a metre short of the 18 News/metre-qualifying-height'>Metre Qualifying Height for funding. Which is bonkers. Like the fact that we have, you know, 50 centimetres difference and we News/cant-access'>Cant Access the fund is just weirdly unfair. The News/ministry-of-housing'>Ministry Of Housing told us that, for smaller blocks, low News/interest-loans'>Interest Loans will be offered to help cover cladding costs. It added that News/building-safety'>Building Safety is the responsibility of the building owner. Im still hoping that society will not accept this to happen to so many people across the uk on that massive scale. Sarah corker, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. A group of french volunteers have emerged from a cave after a 40 News/day-study'>Day Study exploring the limits of human adaptability to isolation. The 15 participants lived in a cave in News/south-west-france'>South West France with no phones, clocks or sunlight. Its hoped that their experiences could help scientists understand more about conditions such as alzheimers. Rhal ssan reports. Slowly, they filed out. After 40 days of pure darkness. Kept at a constant temperature of 12 celsius, with 95 humidity, the group lived and worked together in the cave without any knowledge of how much time theyd spent there. Water was drawn from a well, and electricity generated from an exercise bicycle. Youd think that theyd be eager to return to the outside world. But surrounded by darkness, some grew to love their environment. Translation i think im happy. A few hours ago i didnt want to leave the cave, because i think we deducted to the environment. But now that we found new smells, we can see colours again, you know, we can feel the wind. There are so many sensations that come back. All the sensations that id forgotten, actually, during those 40 days. This experiment is the first of its kind. Scientists monitoring the volunteers want to see how we respond emotionally and cognitively to an environment without normal day and night. This could help the study of conditions which result in disorientation and perceptions of time and space. Translation its alzheimers i disease, it is innerear problems. People who suffer from vertigo suffer from disorientation problems. So, one of the protocols that we have set up in deep time is to have very sensitive measures of this. For the members of the experiment, who called a News/cave-in-southern-france'>Cave In Southern France their home for over a month, their long night has finally ended. Cheering and applause. Rhal ssan, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. 40 days without phones at i dont know how they survived it is guaranteed to be an oscars like No Other broadcast live from a News/train-station'>Train Station, honouring films few saw in Movie Theatres or cinemas, and reuniting hollywoods a listers for the first time in more than a year due to covid 19. Nominees and their guests will gather at a courtyard in the News/los-angeles'>Los Angeles, union railway station, while other Show Elements will be held live inside its usual venue the dolby theatre. Sophie long reports from la. What a year, right . The oscars should be about film stars, red carpets, parties and champagne. This year theres a few little added extras, like covid tests, vaccine, and quarantine. And the ceremony itself is being held in a News/train-station'>Train Station. Notjust any News/train-station'>Train Station News/union-station'>Union Station an iconic landmark in the News/movie-capital'>Movie Capital of the world. Union station is a News/life-breath'>Life Breath in so many ways, its a story of News/los-angeles'>Los Angeles in so many ways. And, its featured in more than 200 hollywood movies. The list is huge, but a few stand out. Union station, where News/union-station'>Union Station played a News/train-station'>Train Station, they played it in chicago, but nonetheless, its our station. When you come to something as recent as the dark knight rises, the batman trilogy, the way we were you look for News/union-station'>Union Station in that movie, you will find it. Supporting roles, or leading lady, she fills the bill. So, this is where the magic will happen. The vast majority of the ceremony will take place right here, in person, therell be no zoom calls, and theres a dress code, theres been a very clear No Thanks to sweat pants. It will be smaller, only nominees and one guest have been invited. The producer of aardmans shaun the News/sheep-farmageddon'>Sheep Farmageddon will be among them. Im slightly nervous, if im really honest i think its kind of weird for a lot of us, weve spent over 12 plus months sitting in our houses, not really going out and socialising. And suddenly were going to be at this event. So, its a bit exciting, nervous, kind of unsure what to expect, but you know, to have the opportunity to go is fantastic. Composer and director News/chris-bowers'>Chris Bowers has been nominated for � a concerto is a conversation, a short documentary about his family. Do you know what its going to be like . Yeah, they did tell us that its going to be something where they only have a certain amount of seats and the audience will be rotated in and out, so people are controlled in how many people are in a space at one time, i guess. People had to get tested and most people are vaccinated. Once you are on the premises, i think it is like masks off and it will definitely feel like, as normal as they can make it, which would be pretty wild, definitely the biggest event ive been to since covid started. So, finally, the News/oscars-buzz'>Oscars Buzz is building. Oh, the finale is going to be sensational and were building to it now. You can feel it. When you when you see the transformation, of what is happening inside the station, and the wild anticipation you feel, your heart quickens. Because its so good. Sophie long, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News not in hollywood, but downtown la. And News/tomorrowjane-hill'>Tomorrowjane Hill and News/film-criticjason'>Film Criticjason solomons will host a special programme bringing you the winners and reaction from the 93rd academy awards. Thats at 9. 30pm here on News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. Now, its time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. Many have had warm sunshine unbroken, but more Cloud Next week. It has been very dry this april, but we will see at least some. From this area of low pressure moving down from the north and behind it northerly winds will bring in colder air once again. In eastern england will tend to migrate back inland, pulling its way westwards towards the welsh borders. Light winds elsewhere into the Starry Skies will allow our temperatures to fall away. But by The End of the night, it is likely that we will see our first News/weather-front'>Weather Front and tiny area of low pressure bringing some rain into the northern and Western Isles and northwest highlands. So, not as chilly here, but those were some patch of frost and more so under the clear skies again. So, the safety the area of low pressure will drift southwards, The Rain turns more showering, so not all guaranteed some rain. At that low pressure than pulls away to the east of us and it hangs around, so it is never too far away. Not promising a great deal of rain but always bringing potentially quite a bit of cloud around and as it does pull away to the east, it allows once again a Northerly Arctic Wind to pull down across the uk. So, actually a chilly start on monday with a bit of News/mist-and-fog'>Mist And Fog and low cloud around a clear way, but in the south, we start to lose the chilly breeze we had slowly. So, perhaps feeling a bit warmer here away from the south coast. But for scotland, it is definitely a different day. Cloudier, breezier, with outbreaks of quite heavy rain, which will eventually erode the sunshine into News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland and Northern England with a few showers here by The End of the day. So, obviously feeling cooler too. Through News/monday-night'>Monday Night and into tuesday, that low pressure still with us. Slowly meandering southwards. The rain turning a little bit more showering with heavy in perhaps northeastern england, News/north-scotland'>North Scotland and perhaps not reaching the far southeast, but some of the showers could well turn out to be heavy with News/hail-and-thunder'>Hail And Thunder and look at the temperatures for most, considerably lower than they have been. Back down to around average, perhaps a bit below average for many and that is heading further southwards by the time begin to wednesday and thursday as well. So, News/cooler-air'>Cooler Air and still the risk of frost. As always, there is more on the website. Another day of record new covid infections in india as hospitals in News/delhi-turn'>Delhi Turn patients away. With the peak of indias second wave still thought to be two weeks away there is News/anguish-and-anger'>Anguish And Anger at the governments failures. I am totally disheartened with the situation that i am seeing. The government is a literal failure. The uk is sending News/oxygen-equipment'>Oxygen Equipment and ventilators to india as international concern grows at its covid crisis. Also on the programme. The row over borisjohnsons News/flat-refurbishment'>Flat Refurbishment questions remain about how the work was initially paid for. The mountains of mourne ablaze after three days, firefighters in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland have now brought a major News/gorse-fire'>Gorse Fire under control. And as the government seeks to pass its new fire safety bill, the homeowners who will still face huge bills to have dangerous cladding removed. Good afternoon. India has registered a new News/world-record'>World Record for daily News/coronavirus-infections'>Coronavirus Infections for the fourth day in a row with almost 350,000 new cases. In the capital delhi the epicentre of a ferocious second wave of covid the disease is killing one person every four minutes. As hospitals across News/india-struggle'>India Struggle with overcrowding and limited oxygen supplies, an initial shipment of News/uk-aid'>Uk Aid is due to leave tonight. From delhi, our correspondent Yogita Limaye reports. With every pyre that burns, indias News/self-belief'>Self Belief is dying. Each funeral is a story of personal loss and national shame. Charanjeev malhotra has been helping to cremate the dead for decades. Now, he barely ever stops working. Ive never seen such a terrifying situation. I cant believe that were in the capital of india. People arent getting oxygen, and theyre dying like animals, he says. We dont even have enough resources to cremate them properly. Outside, shivangi mehras on the phone, organising oxygen for the hospital she works in. Nothing, nothing is being done. I dont know if government is sleeping, or what they are doing. I am totally disheartened with the situation that i am seeing. The government is a literal failure. A person cannot live here in delhi. A person cannot even die peacefully in delhi. She is waiting to cremate her grandfather, who died, she says, because there wasnt enough oxygen. This small hospital in News/north-delhi'>North Delhi is facing a daily struggle. And we have been spending sleepless nights since the last one week. At times we feel like crying, because we are not able to help patients properly. Every day, it is the same scenario. We are left only with two hours of oxygen. And we are only getting assurance from the system, no oxygen. And so, families are being told to organise oxygen. At one medical shop, we found people with empty cylinders, waiting to buy their own supply for News/loved-ones'>Loved Ones who urgently need it. People are being told that the government is rushing in oxygen. But its already too late. Every News/crematorium-weve'>Crematorium Weve been to, weve seen body after body being brought in. Its hard for anyone to keep calm, but what workers have been telling me is that the real scale of deaths caused by covid 19 in india is a lot higher than what official numbers reflect. And a lot of those who died right now have done so because they couldnt get oxygen in time. There is a sense of abandonment in this country. Citizens are stepping up to do what a government should. Left to fight a vicious pandemic on their own. Yogita limaye, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News, delhi. Here, a Senior Minister has denied claims that borisjohnson acted improperly over how the renovation of his downing News/street-flat'>Street Flat was paid for. The former number 10 adviser News/dominic-cummings'>Dominic Cummings has accused the News/prime-minister'>Prime Minister of planning to ask conservative donors to pay for the work in secret News/something-mr'>Something Mr cummings described as foolish and possibly illegal. Heres our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, whose report contains some flashing images. Borisjohnson, his fiancee, and his News/election-triumph'>Election Triumph putting them in downing street. But now, questions that wont go away. After they moved in, the flat there was redecorated cost, perhaps tens of thousands. But who funded it . 11 months later, kicked out, the News/prime-minister'>Prime Ministers closest adviser News/dominic-cummings'>Dominic Cummings. So did the News/prime-minister'>Prime Minister, as he suggested, get a secret loan . The News/trade-secretary'>Trade Secretary was asked the question five times by andrew marr. My understanding is the costs have been covered by the prime News/minister-and-everything'>Minister And Everything is being fully declared in line with the rules. Did a tory News/party-donor'>Party Donor lend him the money beforehand . As i said, he is covering the cost, and it is being complied with fully. The question is, did a donor provide the money beforehand . Andrew. That hes now paid back . I am spending my time in intense trade negotiations, getting a good deal for the united kingdom. I am not spending my time thinking about the downing News/street-flat'>Street Flat refurbishment. On sky, another side step. Its the most distrusting, awful environment. Its rather windy out here. For liz truss, it must have felt like there was incoming from all sides today. Borisjohnsons office say no laws or codes have been broken. At this matters because he has to declare a loan for electoral or tax purposes, orjust to show there is no conflict of interest. Cummingss claim about his former boss, labour say, fit a pattern. Whether its redecoration is a privileged access to contracts in the pandemic, ministers must be transparent. The government have to answer why theyve given out billions of pounds of money to their cronies and theirfriends, and they wont even declare it through the current rules. Publish the members interests and ministers interests, and publish who is on that vip list, and tell us about where you are getting this money from, boris, to do up your flat. So, this is the storm unleashed by an adviser scorned and the questions that keep being asked. Damian grammaticas, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. The biggest clubs in News/english-football'>English Football along with the sports News/governing-bodies'>Governing Bodies will boycott News/social-media'>Social Media for four days, as part of efforts to fight News/racist-abuse'>Racist Abuse of players. The Action Due to begin News/on-friday'>On Friday is an attempt to pressurise News/twitter-and-facebook'>Twitter And Facebook to do more to combat online abuse. Angus crawford reports. On the pitch, a clear message there is no room for racism in football. But on News/social-media'>Social Media it is a different story. Players across the News/game-report'>Game Report relentless, hate filled abuse. Enough is enough, you know . It has been happening for too long. I got it a year ago, boys are still getting it to this day, its 2021. You are getting racially abused online. Now, listen to this. The News/blanket-ban'>Blanket Ban will be staged across next News/weekends-round'>Weekends Round of fixtures. For four days next weekend, News/english-football'>English Football will go quiet. No facebook, instagram or twitter. Football has worked hard to stamp out racism within the grounds. But so far, its found it impossible to do the same on News/social-media'>Social Media. This boycott is an attempt to redress that balance. I think it is just a great statement from all of football that its not acceptable, whats been happening is not acceptable. I think News/social-media'>Social Media platforms and companies can do more. They know exactly what were doing, when we are doing it and when to sell us stuff when weve been looking at something only five minutes before on a different website. So they have the technology, we just want them to point it in the direction of removing hate, not jNews/ust-selling-us'>Ust Selling Us stuff. Twitter says its improving its automated systems, with new filters and improved content moderation. Similar changes have been adopted by facebook and instagram. And, in an interview before News of the boycott, the News/tech-giant'>Tech Giant said it was committed fighting racism. We have worked really closely with educators, we worked really closely with Football Clubs to talk about how do we raise awareness, and how do we educate people that this is an issue of concern . But we do believe that everyone, whether its media, whether its corporations, whether its tech companies, everyone should be having these conversations. Four days of silence, then. A symbolic gesture, or a real attempt to rid football and News/social-media'>Social Media of racism for good . Angus crawford, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. The latest Government Figures on News/coronavirus-show'>Coronavirus Show 1,712 new infections in the latest 24 News/hour-period'>Hour Period, which means there has been an average of 2,438 new cases per day in the last week. 11 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours thats people whod had a positive covid 19 test within the prevous 28 days. The average number of deaths per day in the past week is 23. The total number of News/uk-deaths'>Uk Deaths is now 127,428. Just over 140,000 people have received their first dose of a vaccine in the latest 24 News/hour-period'>Hour Period. More than 33. 5 million people have now had theirfirstjab. While the number of people whove had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 24 News/hour-period'>Hour Period, isjust under 500,000, taking the overall News/number-whove'>Number Whove had their second jab, to more than 12. 5 million. In the last few hours firefighters in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland have managed to bring one of its worst News/gorse-fire'>Gorse Fires for years under control. The News/flame-'>Flames had been raging since friday in the News/mourne-mountains'>Mourne Mountains in county down, with the firefighting teams assisted by organisations including the News/forestry-service'>Forestry Service and the national trust. Our Correspondentjulian Fowler Reports from the scene. The slopes of slieve donard, News/northern-ireland'>Northern Irelands highest mountain, have been ablaze for three days. After several weeks of dry weather, the News/gorse-and-heather'>Gorse And Heather on the mountainside was a tinderbox. The News/flame-'>Flames, fanned by a steady breeze from the irish sea. Coast guard helicopters were deployed to get an aerial view, and transport firefighters into remote areas of the mountain terrain. The News/firefighting-operation'>Firefighting Operation is now being scaled down, as the investigation continues into how it started. Our focus remains finalising the extinction of the fire, Wrapping Up, briefing our crews and working with the multi agency partners for that. Its been a really challenging incident for us. Its really difficult terrain. The mournes are an area of outstanding natural beauty, and a conservation habitat forwildlife, including Ground Nesting birds. The impact of the fire has been devastating for the environment. An area the size of 500 Football Pitches has been destroyed. Firefighters have worked in intense conditions, taking up shovels to beat out the News/flame-'>Flames. They have been praised for their heroic efforts, inviting one of News/northern-ireland'>Northern Irelands most challenging wildfires. Julian fowler, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News, the News/mourne-mountains'>Mourne Mountains. Lets take a look at some of todays other News. At least 82 people have died in a fire at a hospital treating coronavirus patients in the iraqi capital, baghdad. More than 100 were injured in Last Nights blaze, reportedly caused by an exploding News/oxygen-tank'>Oxygen Tank. Iraqs News/health-minister'>Health Minister has been suspended amid public anger. A 14 year old boy has been charged with the murder of another teenager in east london. Fares maatou, who was also 14, was stabbed outside a News/pizza-restaurant'>Pizza Restaurant in the borough of newham News/on-friday'>On Friday. His death is the 33rd homicide in london since the start of the year. The controversy over the multi billion News/pound-cost'>Pound Cost of removing flammable cladding from buildings in the wake of the News/grenfell-tower-fire'>Grenfell Tower Fire returns to parliament this week. The government will try to pass the fire safety bill, amid opposition from some of its own backbenchers and the house of lords. The bill would allow freeholders who own blocks of flats to charge leaseholders for the cost of removing cladding leaving some fearing bankruptcy. Sarah corker reports. Security, safety, News/a-place-to-call-home'>A Place To Call Home again. Bassel deeb fled the News/war-in-syria'>War In Syria and came to the uk a decade ago. Shouting when you live in these situations, you often come to a point where you feel numbed of the violence and the death that goes on. I bought my flat in eastern ghouta, which is the east side of damascus. I moved into my flat. In 2013, ive been told how the flat, how the building was destroyed by the fighting. It was my life savings basically all gone. This is where i live. Eventually, bassel was granted asylum. He could work and managed to buy a 25 share in a one bed flat in east london. When i first came to the uk, i had to walk, so i could save the fare of the bus to actually put a deposit together for a flat. But his development has News/flammable-hpl'>Flammable Hpl or high News/pressure-laminate'>Pressure Laminate cladding. There are also combustible wooden balconies, and other News/building-safety'>Building Safety defects. I own 25 of my flat, but yet i am asked to pay 100 of any News/remediation-work'>Remediation Work that could be needed for the property. Which could lead to me being bankrupt. Bassel and his neighbours had hoped the governments £5 billion News/building-safety'>Building Safety fund would come to their rescue, but their applications been rejected their News/development-isjudged'>Development Isjudged to be just half a metre short of the 18 News/metre-qualifying-height'>Metre Qualifying Height for funding. Which is bonkers. Like, the fact that we have, you know, 50 centimetres difference and we News/cant-access'>Cant Access the fund is just weirdly unfair. The News/ministry-of-housing'>Ministry Of Housing told us that, for smaller blocks, low News/interest-loans'>Interest Loans will be offered to help cover cladding costs. It added that News/building-safety'>Building Safety is the responsibility of the building owner. Im still hoping that society will not accept this to happen to so many people across the uk on that massive scale. Sarah corker, News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. The latest of News/governments-pilot'>Governments Pilot events that sees spectators returning to sport in england is taking place at News/wembley-stadium'>Wembley Stadium this afternoon. Around 8,000 people have been allowed into the News/carabao-cup-ginal'>Carabao Cup Ginal between News/tottenham-hotspur'>Tottenham Hotspur and manchester city, including 2,000 supporters from each side. The game is currently goalless with half an hour to go. Theres more throughout the evening on the News/bbc-News'>Bbc News channel. Were back with the late News at ten. Now on bbc one its time for the News where you are. Hello. This is News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. More now on the News that the uk is sending ventilators and News/oxygen-equipment'>Oxygen Equipment to india where hospitals are being overwhelmed by a huge surge in covid cases. Earlier we spoke to navtej sarna, the former indian ambassador to the us and a former High Commissioner of india to the uk, he told us what india is currently most in need of to fight the pandemic. There is a lot of need for a lot of things and at the moment, india is approaching suppliers for Oxygen Generators, medicines, equipment for News/oxygen-generation'>Oxygen Generation and so on. But specifically from the us, i think there is a broader request and that is to allow the export of equipment and components needed for vaccine production. As well as other materials needed. This has been locked under the News/defence-production-act'>Defence Production Act and locked under the News/defence-production-act'>Defence Production Actand india, locked under the News/defence-production-act'>Defence Production Act and india, which is the worlds largest News/vaccine-producer'>Vaccine Producer cannot be producing vaccines at a ramped up pace before its own needs as well as for the needs of the rest of the world because as you know, we have already exported around 66 Million doses to 95 countries. So, there is a need for these raw materials and a need for the astrazeneca doses, around 17 Million which are lying in the united states and are not expected to be used, those could be sent across and there is a need to make an exception that the wto, before allowing production of vaccines, in other words, an exception to Intellectual Property Rights and this is an issue that has been put forward by india, South Africa and several other countries. 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I think i as far as the Oxygen Generators and others are concerned, i think the movement is already taking place in some Oxygen Containers from singapore came in yesterday and its something that is expected from germany and i think things are afoot in france, possibly the uk and the uae. You see, there are logistical difficulties. You cannot carry oxygen just like that. Difficulties. You cannot carry oxygenjust like that. It difficulties. You cannot carry oxygen just like that. It has to be liquefied. If Liquefied Oxygen comes by ship, it has its own time constraints. It is not easy and probably the easiest thing of the moment is to get the generators and to get in small plants which can actually be producing oxygen for the hospitals. There is a need for medicines and above all, there is a need for the vaccine raw materials. So, it cannot happen overnight, but i think things have started. Here are government i think things have started. Here are News/government-minister'>Government Minister i think things have started. Here are News/government-minister'>Government Minister list trust, the international News/trade-secretary'>Trade Secretary thatis the international News/trade-secretary'>Trade Secretary that is been talking about what support the News/uk-government'>Uk Government can give to india. The country is looking up what support it can offer, describing the situation is terrible. She says they are looking at what can be done for areas like oxygen and putting together a package should try to help the indian government. What specifically would you ask of the News/uk-government'>Uk Government . I think movement, to be able to give them lists and im sure that the commission has already put on the list there. I would not like to second guess with these they have asked for. I think it is obvious for the needs of Wrapping Up the immediate supply of oxygen in whichever way we can. I think the High Commission has very put out a detailed list. High commission has very put out a detailed list. Youve mentioned that india has exported detailed list. Youve mentioned that india has exported huge detailed list. Youve mentioned that india has exported huge numbers. Detailed list. Youve mentioned that india has exported huge numbers of doses from the vaccine, 66 Million doses from the vaccine, 66 Million doses to 95 countries and other india is the situation that it is and, were talking about the difficulties of getting astrazeneca doses across the united states, do you foresee a Potential Situation where india will say that it doesnt want to export doses currently and will keep supplies for itself . That will keep supplies for itself . Git the moment, and he is not exporting because we have to defer to a domestic need. So there is a temporary halt that process and there also considerable domestic criticism of having exported those doses and i think they were done with the idea that this is a global pandemic and that this is not one News/countries-problem'>Countries Problem alone. And theres an expectation, not a reciprocity of expectation, but there is an expectation, but there is an expectation that countries will come together and see where the need is greatest and frankly, there is no place in the situation which is too far away. And what is happening in india could very easily have been in some other country. So, i think there is an expectation that there should be a more generous and more Open Hearted and more statesman like approach to removing the barricades to exports of essential materials. It will turn chilly again tonight. Well probably pick up more cloud with mist and low cloud coming across whales and our first significant News/weather-front'>Weather Front for some time bring some rain in the far northwest of scotland by morning. Milder care, but for many again, chilli with a bit of frost around by dawn, probably a little bit of News/mist-and-fog'>Mist And Fog if youre early. Much clear away and we will see more strong sunshine in the south and will start to lose that keen breeze wealthier instead it a breeze your day, News/claudia-davidson'>Claudia Davidson quite heavy bricks of rain and eventually, some News/shower-rain'>Shower Rain getting across to Northern England. It will be distinctly cool compared to the day, but in southern areas, more unsettled cloudy skies fell to the west of the south next week is on, it turns cooler as well. England this is News/bbc-News'>Bbc News. The headlines at six englands biggest News/football-teams'>Football Teams and the sports News/governing-bodies'>Governing Bodies will stage a four News/day-boycott'>Day Boycott of News/social-media'>Social Media from next friday to campaign for News/social-media'>Social Media companies to crack down on online abuse. Labour calls for the government to face mps over the refurbishment of the News/prime-minister'>Prime Ministermy downing News/street-flat'>Street Flat, but that a government denies claims that borisjohnson broke any rules. The uk will send more than 600 pieces of medical equipment to india as the country hits a News/record-number'>Record Number of new covid 19 cases for the fourth day in a row. A operation to extinguish one of the largest News/gorse-fire'>Gorse Fires of recent years in News/northern-ireland'>Northern Ireland, is in its third day