And want an apology, youll give your child to proper mummy and daddy, because you cant possibly be a parent to your child. You cant youre not fit to be a mother. Floyd and here there is anger and frustration that not more has changed. Gareth southgate tells the bbc about the challenges of Picking A Euro 2020 squad. And coming up on the bbc news channel. Manchester united manager ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he hopes club captain Harry Maguire will play in their Europa League final against villa real. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The government is being accused of a major Communications Error after a revision of its covid advice appeared to restrict travel in or out of areas in england where the indian variant is spreading. Local leaders say they were not consulted about the latest government guidelines. Labour has accused ministers of trying to impose a lockdown by stealth. The new guidance referred to eight areas from North Tyneside to leicester and affected some two Million People. This evening, after talks between national and local officials, it seems this was a problem of messaging rather than a back door lockdown. From bolton our correspondent Dominic Hughes reports. Is bolton a town facing a fresh lockdown . A steep rise in infections linked to the variant first identified in india and confusion over new government advice rounds work and travel means people have been left wondering where they stand people coming in the shop dont seem to know what is going on. It has not been clarified very well. By their council or whoever is in charge of it all. Obviously half term next week so a lots of people who are wanting to travel, including ourself, nobody knows what is going on really. But ourself, nobody knows what is going on reall. �. ,. , on really. But the conservative leader of bolton on really. 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A double dose of pfizer is 88, while astrazeneca is 66. What is happening in bolton and towns like this presents Health Leaders and politicians with a really Liberal Democrat ma. On the one hand, the Infection Rate in the uk is really low, among the lowest in europe and the Vaccination Programme is going well. But the impact, the indian variant will have on serious Illness Hospitalisations and deaths, isjust not on serious Illness Hospitalisations and deaths, is just not yet known. The local hospital says it is already under pressure, but so far, it hasnt experienced anything like the admissions seen during the winter. That is good news for places like hillingdon in london, another area where Surge Testing is under way to try and identify indian variant cases. And ministers have backed away from any suggestion of local lockdowns. As the Prime Minister said, we want the whole country to move out these restrictions together and which are trusting, trusting people to be responsible and to act with caution and common sense. Leaders from councils is affected the the guidance are telling residents there has been no change to the rules. It has just been very confusing and if Public Health advice is meant to be clear and easy to follow, this latest Government Recommendation appears to file that test. Dominic hugh, bbc news, bolton. One of those eight areas affected by the guidance is blackburn with darwen. It has the second highest rate of infection in england with the indian variant making up most of those cases. The council has now written to the Health Secretary asking for everybody over 16 to be vaccinated to curb the rising infections. Our special correspondent ed thomas has been in blackburn. New Covid Guidelines are here. And in blackburn, it has caught a few by surprise. 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There isj enough challenges in this world already, we need to make sure that our students get the best possible grades they can and get them at the same time as the other students in the country. Our students need on the country. Our students need on the going on to university, they need to be going on to getjobs and we need to make sure they are not disadvantaged. The we need to make sure they are not disadvantaged. Disadvantaged. The government insists this disadvantaged. The government insists this is disadvantaged. The government insists this is guidance disadvantaged. The government insists this is guidance only disadvantaged. The government insists this is guidance only and | disadvantaged. The government i insists this is guidance only and is down to all of us to be responsible and act with common sense. Ed thomas, bbc news. Blackburn. And the latest Government Figures on Coronavirus Show 2,493 new infections and 15 deaths in the latest 24 hour period. Cases have been rising slowly over the past few weeks and the number of people who have now died is 127,739. In the vaccine roll out 122,379 people have received a first vaccine dose in the last 24 hours. In total, more than 38 Million People have now had their firstjab. Thats just over 72 of the adult population. 332,955 people had their second dose in the past 24 hrs and it takes the overall number in that group, to more than 23 Million People orjust over 44 of the adult population. Our Health Editor hugh pym is here. Going back to our first report, clearly there has been some confusion over this guidance, but what does all this say about the final stages of the lockdown . Weill. Final stages of the lockdown . Well, jort e final stages of the lockdown . Well, jorge george final stages of the lockdown . Well, jorge george this final stages of the lockdown . Well, jorge george this confusion final stages of the lockdown . Ii jorge george this confusion wont help Public Health officials trying to get their basic messages across to get their basic messages across to keep to social distancing and not meet indoors if possible. More broadly, it does have a possible impact on the road map in england, and whether things can open up completely onjune and whether things can open up completely on june 2ist. And whether things can open up completely onjune 2ist. We have seenin completely onjune 2ist. We have seen in bolton, case rates rising rapidly among the under 60 but they are flat among the over 60 who we assume more or less all had the vaccines but across the country, officials dont know how fast this variant potentially could be spreading relative to the existing uk variant. They dont know they havent done a full athat will session on the impact on hospital number, and we may not get that information for another couple of week, from now. Across the uk, the picture is brighter, Hospital Numbers are coming down, the deaths daily are coming down, so there is going to be a dilemma for the government about england, is whether to press on onjune 2ist. Or to delay it or whether they may be more to consider local restrictions in some area, there is more positive news tonight on another front, the test events involving spectators, there are only 15 cases of covid found among 58,000 people, who attended events like the fa cup semifinals and the brit awards. Thank you. A report has found evidence of anti muslim views within local associations of the conservative party, though it said this fell short of institutional racism. The inquiry chaired by sarwan singh found that borisjohnsons comments three years ago about women wearing the burqa had given an impression that the party was insensitive to muslim communities. Tonight the party chair has accepted the reports recommendations and issued an apology. Our political correspondent, alex forsyth, has this report. Theres been a growing chorus of criticism in recent years. Claims of Islamaphobic Attitudes and actions going unchecked so the tory party ordered an independent inquiry into discrimination and issued its findings today. It said two thirds of incidents in the past six years related to anti muslim discrimination and while the problems is not systematic the party must act now to route it out. The report said it is damaging to party and alienates a significant section of society. From the marty chairman an apology. For of society. From the marty chairman an apology an apology. For anybody who has exoerienced an apology. For anybody who has experienced any an apology. For anybody who has experienced any hurt an apology. For anybody who has experienced any hurt as an apology. For anybody who has experienced any hurt as a an apology. For anybody who has experienced any hurt as a result| an apology. For anybody who has i experienced any hurt as a result of any form of discrimination for the party i apologise fully. The report is detailed, thorough and includes 27 recommendations which we have accepted in full today. Most 27 recommendations which we have accepted in full today. Accepted in full today. Most of the incidents were accepted in full today. Most of the incidents were at accepted in full today. Most of the incidents were at local accepted in full today. Most of the incidents were at local level, incidents were at local level, largely on line but comments he made three years ago were flagged. Share three years ago were flagged. 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There are some who think that we are an irritant. There are some who think this that we are an irritant. There are some who think this problem that we are an irritant. There are. Some who think this problem runs deepin some who think this problem runs deep in the conservative party, this review though, found there is no institutional anti muslim discrimination, but it does exist, largely at grass roots level, though it is damaging. The partys been given six weeks to come up with an action plan to address its failings. This former Cabinet Minister called for this inquiry and thinks change must come from the top. The Boris Johnson i must come from the top. The Boris Johnson i know must come from the top. The Boris Johnson i know believes must come from the top. The Boris Johnson i know believes in must come from the top. The Boris Johnson i know believes in the must come from the top. The Borisl Johnson i know believes in the equal values and respects anyone of any background and community, what is going to be most important know, is now the recommendations are there, right in front of borisjohnson and the party leadership, what do they do next . I think the best thing to do next . I think the best thing to do to show that the party will stand up do to show that the party will stand up for its values. 50 do to show that the party will stand up for its values. Up for its values. So it is all eyes on conservative up for its values. So it is all eyes on conservative head up for its values. So it is all eyes on conservative head quarter, i up for its values. So it is all eyes i on conservative head quarter, the partys promised to address this reports findings in full, it will bejudged on its actions, rather than its words. The conservative mp rob roberts could be suspended from parliament for six weeks, after an independent panel found he sexually harassed a member of his staff. Mps now have to decide whether the recommended suspension should go ahead. Someone who worked for mr roberts the mp for delyn said he was repeatedly propositioned and asked to be less alluring. Mr roberts has apologised. Police investigating the shooting of the prominent black lives matter activist Sasha Johnson say they are looking for four men who are said to have attended a party in the early hours of sunday morning. Msjohnson remains critically ill after being shot in the head in south east london. Detectives have again said theres no evidence she was specifically targeted. Chi chi izundu reports. In the early hours sunday morning, this is where Sasha Johnson was shot in the head at a party. Police say four black men dressed in Dark Clothing entered the garden and started shooting, and fled the scene before officers is arrived. Were aware of sashas involvement in the black lives Matter Movement in the uk, and i understand the concern that this will cause some communities. However, i wish to stress that at this time, there is nothing to suggest that sasha was a victim of a targeted attack. We are also not aware of any reports of threats made against her prior to this incident. Detectives say there is no indication the attackers knew sasha or that sasha knew them. But the Campaign Group that Sasha Johnson is part of, the taking the initiative party, are refuting what detectives here at Scotland Yard are saying. In a statement they have posed a number of questions, including how do they know that sasha wasnt the target, when they havent spoken to her about the Death Threats she was receiving, and also, do they know who the target was, in order to exclude sasha . The group say they are deeply saddened and disgusted by the many messages they have received from people who have even celebrated the attack on sasha. She remains seriously ill in hospital. Officers are calling for anyone with any information to come forward. Chi chi izundu, bbc news. The time is 6. 16pm. Our top story this evening. A day of confusion after Council Leaders in eight hotspots say they were not consulted about the latest Covid Guidelines. And coming up, i will be live here at Saint Georges park, where england manager Gareth Southgate has named his provisional squad for the upcoming euros. Coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel. A year of athletes protest. We examine the impact of the death of george floyd on the sporting world, 12 months on from his murder. Hundreds of women who say they were forced to give up their new born babies for adoption in the 1950 s, 60 s and 70 s because they weren t married, have today called for an official apology. Around a quarter of a million Birth Mothers in britain were shamed into handing over their babies by social workers, church groups, doctors and nurses. Today, they ve written to borisjohnson urging him apologise. Duncan kennedy has this special report. The angelic faces of some of those at the centre of this story. A story of social taboo, unmarried mothers and forced adoptions. We became intimate and i got pregnant. It was 1965. Veronica smith was one of those unmarried women. It was seen as so shameful she was sent to a mother and baby home. She even wrote fake Airmail Letters to her father, claiming she was working in spain. My mother didnt tell my father because she said it would kill him. So he never knew . No. Ever . Never. Diana de vries became pregnant at 16. She says she was shamed by a social worker. Youll give your child to a proper mummy and daddy because you cant possibly be a parent to your child. Youre not, youre not fit to be a mother. Anne keane became pregnant at 17, and says even as she gave birth, she was denied pain relief on purpose. When i asked for help, i wasnt given any help for pain. In fact, i was told, i remember, you will remember this, so as you wont be wicked again, you bad girl. You wont be wicked again. Diana de fries says in her delivery room, a nurse was equally heartless. She said, this babys flagged for adoption. Ill take her away. And i can remember yelling, and saying, please bring her back, bring her back, and they left me there for four hours. I canjust remember lying there, thinking itd be better to die. But i didnt die. The pressure on unmarried women to give up their babies came from social workers, churches, doctors and nurses. Tonights debate is about the. Ann keen, who later became an mp, says it amounted to one thing. It was coercion. The phrase was, this will be for the best. This will be for the best for the baby, this will be the best for you. Because if you really love this baby, you will make sure that he has a different life and not with you. For most Birth Mothers, the moment of giving up their baby was the worst. Some women can never forget the day. She was asleep. She never woke up. And they took her from me, and gave her to the people who were waiting in the next room, to adopt her. And that was it. How could that have happened to me . But my mum was waiting for me downstairs, and we went shopping. We went shopping. I loved her so much. I still love her. Im her mum. Legal experts believe around a quarter a million unmarried women in britain were pressured into handing over their babies in the three decades after the second world war. Many now say they should receive a government apology. That is what happened to a quarter of a million women in australia. Takes responsibility and apologises. Other governments have since followed. Now, Birth Mothers in britain have written to borisjohnson, asking for an official apology here. A historical injustice is what happened to us. Other countries have recognised it and its high time ours did. Well, it would be very good if somebody said im sorry. It would be so powerful. To show people that what happened to us was wrong. The government says it accepts forced adoptions did take place, but says laws have changed since that era. Many women, like veronica smith, didnt have any more children, and says it is time someone said sorry. What have you missed out on . I dont know how to mother. I dont know how to, because i havent. It is notjust me, its thousands, thousands of women. It was so wrong. Veronica smith ending that report by Duncan Kennedy and tomorrow we will hear from some of the children who were adopted. Today is the First Anniversary of the murder of george floyd the African American who was murdered by a Police Officer in minneapolis. The images of the incident shocked people around the world, prompting global protests against racism and police brutality. Tonight, members of his family will meet president joe biden, while In Minneapolis A Celebration of his life is being held in the city. Things have been very tense in the last couple of hours because gunfire rang Out In The Street behind me. 30 shots were heard, forcing people who had come here to mourn the murder of george floyd to shelter inside. It might have been a localised situation, but it doesnt seem targeted at george floyd square. His family are in washington and Will Meetjoe Biden and both are calling for major police reform, Landmark Legislation that would bear George Floyds chanting one, two, three, four Police Violence no more the march for Racial Justice must often seem like a never ending journey. With milestones along the way, but no end point in sight. Chanting george floyd thats certainly how it feels a year on after the murder of george floyd. Protesters are angry, they havent seen more change. We are hunted in america just for being black and that is not good. Its time for a change. I have a black boy. A son, a two year old. I shouldnt have to teach him to put his hands up when he sees the police. Im marching because these are racially motivated murders that this state and other states, the United States of america has committed against our people and enough is enough and im marching in solidarity with other families because their days of hurting our people and these racially motivated murders are over with. The spot where george floyd was murdered has now become a shrine and what happened here did bring about something of a racial reckoning. Statues memorializing the confederacy have been toppled and torn down. Some 17 states have banned officers from using choke holds. But the push from Landmark Legislation with the George Floyd Justice in policing act has currently stalled in congress. Policing is going to change. At a rally outside of the courthouse where his murderer Derek Chauvin was found guilty, the floyd familys lawyer laid out the case for reform. We must use this opportunity to get the George Floyd Justice in policing act passed so we can prevent some of these unnecessary, preventable, unjustifiable, | illegal and unconstitutional killings of our people this is a symbolic cemetery close to where george floyd was murdered that memorializes African Americans killed at the hands of police. Landmarks of racial injustice, haunting reminders of a history that america just cant seem to escape. The transport secretary grant shapps has said Belarusian Airlines will be prevented from entering uk airspace unless specifically authorised. His comments are in response to the acquisition of the journalist and government critic rome in bitch. The 26 year old Opposition Activist was arrested on sunday the Prime Minister has said belaruss actions will have consequences. Meanwhile the eu has imposed sanctions on the country. Football, and the england manager, Gareth Southgate, has described the sides situation in the Run Up To Euro 2020 as more complicated than any other country. Hes announced a 33 man provisional squad for the competition which has to whittled down to 26 players by the 1st ofjune. Our sports editor, dan roan, reports from the National Football centre at St Georges Park in staffordshire. Eric dier does it. Four years ago encland eric dier does it. Four years ago england meant eric dier does it. Four years ago england meant nearly eric dier does it. Four years ago england meant nearly all eric dier does it. Four years ago england meant nearly all the i eric dier does it. Four years ago i england meant nearly all the way, reaching the world cup semifinals having proved such a success in his first major tournament in charge, Gareth Southgate is now preparing for his second, but the manager has delayed naming his final squad for the euros and today he told me why. We do have less time with our players than any of the other nations. We have basically got eight or nine days with the full squad and thatis or nine days with the full squad and that is it. We still have 12 to play in european finals and four players who are either injured currently or returning from injury. We can make better decisions with more time. With Injury Concerns over the likes of Manchester Uniteds Harry Maguire, there are chances for others. Brighton defender, ben white, one of four uncapped players in the provisional squad and having been controversially dropped from the last election, liverpool star Trent Alexander arnold is included for now. 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We can only succeed by winning matches the players with that . We can only succeed by winning matches are i succeed by winning matches are making the country proud and bringing them together, but we can make a difference in other areas and a lot of players have taken that responsibility on board. Southgate has already succeeded responsibility on board. Southgate has already succeeded in responsibility on board. Southgate has already succeeded in reviving l has already succeeded in reviving englands reputation and now the hope is that his side can capitalise on home advantage. Last week scotland, yesterday wales, and now today england all announcing their squads ahead of a tournament that feels very close indeed, and in fact it kicks off in just two and a half weeks time, so much to look forward to the summer but with Manchester United and Manchester City and chelsea all involved in two european finals this week, a nervy few days for Gareth Southgate. Time for a look at the weather. Heres matt taylor. We saw some sunshine with a dam, but conditions compared with may of last year could not be more stark with dander. Was the Sunniest Uk On Record and only the temperature is a little bit above average and we store 21 days where the temperatures got above 20 degrees and fast forward to this year, and we have only had one, but at long last that will change. From thursday onwards, temperatures were somewhat creep above 20 and by the start of the bank holiday weekend, more widely into the 20s. A few days away, so bear that in mind if its still raining. It is towards the south west and will be for a few hours across the Channel Island with a few lively showers across scotland and Northern England fading but then more rain returning. One or two isolated showers further south but still a pretty chilly night across from southern areas and rural areas of South West Wales and South West England on the South East Midlands down by about two or three degrees. At a bright start to the day and one or two showers in northern ireland, clouding over the midlands and east anglia later with outbreaks of rain and it will be a damp start for scotland and Northern England as it brightens up, the outbreaks of rain could turn heavy and thundery. A cool breeze blowing down the eastern