Waiting for Hospital Treatment more than 5. 6 million amid warnings it will go even higher. From next month, anyone in scotland wanting to go to nightclubs, festivals, major Sporting Events, will need a Vaccine Passport to prove theyve been double jabbed. France criticises uk plans to turn back some boats carrying migrants across the channel to england. More than 1500 have arrived this week alone. And the extraordinary british Teenager Emma Raducanu just hours away from the Semi Final at the Us Open. And in the sport on the Bbc News channel, tomorrows final test between England And India will go ahead despite another covid scare. Good evening. An investigation into the deaths of three adults with Learning Disabilities and autism at Cawston Park Hospital in norfolk has called for a review of similar private institutions around the country to prevent what it calls lethal outcomes. Joanna bailey, Nicholas Briant and Ben King died between April 2018 and july last year. The report found significant failings including the excessive use of Restraint And Seclusion by unqualified staff. The overmedication of patients, and high levels of inactivity and days of abject boredom. Cawston park has now closed. Its owners say theyre deeply sorry. Norfolk police have now named a man wanted in connection with the continuing investigations. This report from our social Affairs Correspondent Alison Holt contains some distressing details. Set in large grounds in the norfolk countryside, Cawston Park was meant to be offering short Stay Assessment and treatment to its patients. But todays report found failings at every level at this private hospital. Ben, who had Learning Disabilities, spent 17 months here. Inactivity meant his wait ballooned. And injuly last year, he died after a Breathing Disorder connected to obesity was incorrectly diagnosed. Shortly before his death, in the top corner of these cctv pictures, a Staff Member is seen roughly dragging and pushing him. Today, Norfolk Police have said they want to speak to this man as part of an investigation into ill treatment. This is precious Family Video Ofjoanna bailey as a child. She had Learning Disabilities, autism and later developed epilepsy. In her 30s, she struggled to cope. Her father says at Cawston Park, she wasnt helped with the Breathing Mask she needed when sleeping. She was meant to be checked regularly, but that didnt happen on the night she died of an epileptic fit, and staff didnt attempt to resuscitate her. Of an epileptic fit, and staff it makes me feel very angry because i think that if theyd have done what they should have done, if theyd have cared forjoanna as they should have done, she might have been alive today. There was lack of treatment, there was no treatment. They were just put in there and, for want of a better word, just left to get on with it, just locked up. A third patient, nicholas, died the day after he asked he looked up at me. He looked up at me and signed, mummy, help. I said, ok, well go home. Im taking you home. I said, im taking you home. And they kept saying, you cant take him home, and ijust said, watch me. And none of these places should be open, none of them, at all. They should all be shut down. The hospital has closed, and its owners have apologised to the families. But todays report also questions the Profit Motive behind such places and asks why are they still operating. Raise riz given what happened there and the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still and the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still open. And the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still open. The and the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still open. The promise and the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still open. The promise was and the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still open. The promise was that and the promises made after, it was shocking too, that the hospital was still open. The promise was that all such places would close by 2014, that was the first of many missed deadlines and the Department Of Health and social care and the nhs have tried to move more people out into the community, there tends to be a lack of services there for people to move into, and the latest official statistics show that there are still more than 2,000 people in long stay hospitals. Most have been there for more than two years. Now this is expensive care, Bens Care was costing the nhs £26,000 a month and one of the arguments is that can be better used in the community, providing services that work for people with Learning Disabilitieses an autism. The report itself says that companies need to be held to account for the care they are providing, they question why the nhs and local authorities are still buying such services, and they, it calls for tougher regulation. Thank you. Thank you. The number of people waiting for routine operations in england has hit another record high. At The End ofjuly 5. 6 million people were waiting to start treatment. The latest figures also show the number of patients waiting more than a year has fallen slightly to under 300,000, but remains far higher than pre pandemic levels. There were also issues with the Waiting Times for ambulances in the most urgent cases as our Health Correspondent Anna Collinson reports. Treating more than 500,000 Covid Patients in the uk has come at a cost. In england alone, those waiting for Hospital Treatments, like Hip And Knee operations, has reached a new record high. Thats 5. 6 million people living with prolonged pain. This afternoon, the Health Secretary was at moorfields eye hospital. The biggest challenge is the waiting lists. Where he was shown new technology which could help reduce Waiting Times. Theres some Seven Million people havent come forward in the normal way, because of the pandemic. Waiting lists will go up before they start coming back down again, and thats because i want those people that stayed away to come forward and not to feel they cant, the nhs is there for them. 0ne Symptom of the pandemic pressures is Ambulance Response times. The target for most serious calls is seven minutes, but latest figures from Nhs England show they averaged at round 8. 5 minutes in august. Category two calls, which include strokes and Heart Attacks averaged round 39 minutes the aim is 18. Long Waiting Times are being seen across the uk, but are measured differently, so cant be compared. An Ambulance Service says it is investigating why this crew took over half an hour to respond to a category one call, where a man suffered a cardiac arrest. Professor Kailash Chand passed away, and his son, a doctor, believes the delay caused his death. Every minute of Delay Counts in this situation when you have a cardiac arrest, because cpr is very important, but it will not in itself save the patient. It gives you a bit of time until someone gets a defibrillator. By the time the Ambulance Crew came, there was nothing to shock, it was a flat line, he was gone. You are doing really well, we are making good progress. Services like this Cancer Hub at Mile End Hospital In London have been set up to alleviate demand elsewhere. Thousands of procedures like colonoscopies have taken place since its launch in march. So no polyps, no cancer. During the pandemic, many patients failed to come to hospital because they were worried about coming into contact with the coronavirus. One of the benefits of this early Diagnosis Centre is that its set away from emergency care. It means if you go straight through those doors, you go into a safe, covid free zone. The Nhs In England is set to receive an extra £5 billion over the coming months to respond to covid pressures, but health officials fear there will be further challenges as we head into the difficult winter months. Anna collinson, Bbc News. From the start of next month, people in scotland who want to go to nightclubs, large concerts, festivals and major Sporting Events will have to prove that they have been double vaccinated against covid. The Scottish Parliament has Today Approved Plans to introduce a domestic Vaccine Passport scheme. 0ur scotland correspondent, Lorna Gordon has more, and her report does does contain flashing images. Its packed and they are having a party. In three weeks� time, these clubbers will have to prove they have been double vaccinated to get in. I think its good to show that youve had the vaccine, and its good to encourage people to get the vaccine as well. People our age are the ones going out and, like, not all of us have actually had the chance to be fully vaccinated yet, so that is not very fair. Masks are not required here while drinking or dancing, but are needed elsewhere. Nightclubs were one of the last sectors to re open,and some owners believe with these measures they are again being singled out. I think it is going to cause problems at the door, cause problems with the security, but most importantly, im against them being brought indiscriminately. Why not bring them in, if they are going to bring them in at all, for all of hospitality . It isnt right that if there is 300, 400 people in a club and the pub next door has 1,000 and they dont need them. Cabinet secretary. But the Scottish Government warns larger events pose risks, and believe Vaccine Passports will directly reduce the transmission in these settings. It is a proportionate response to a world in which there is the continued risk of serious harm from covid. If the choice is between sectors and settings being closed, the government believes it is right to make a choice in favour of a limited certification scheme. The opposition believe there are unanswered questions. Can he tell parliament and people watching what his definition, in this context, of a nightclub is . The Vaccine Certification could give people a false sense of security. But you can still be carrying covid and you will be allowed into the nightclub to infect everyone else. That this is medical id in all but name. Let me be clear, vaccines are without question our best route out of the pandemic, but Vaccine Passports are not. Certification has, by the governments own admission, provoked controversy, and there was a small protest outside parliament against it. But from 0ctober1st, Vaccine Passports will be needed to enter nightclubs and other large events here. Theres still questions over where it will apply, the logistics, how the Vaccine Status App will work. But the Scottish Government hopes certification will push more eligible people to get vaccinated, and help avoid further lockdowns. Lorna gordon, Bbc News. Lets Take A Look at the latest coronavirus figures. Just over 38,000 new infections were recorded in the latest 24 hour period, so on average there were 38,905 cases per day in the last week. More than 8,000 people are in hospital being treated for coronavirus. 167 deaths were reported in the past 24 hours thats people who died within 28 days of a positive covid 19 test. The average number of deaths per day over the past week is 132. Just under 89 of people over the age of 16 have had their first covid vaccine. And a little over 80 have now had both doses. 0ur Health Editor Hugh Pym is here. More than 8,000 in hospital this week for first time since middle of march, cases remain stubbornly high, are the Warning Lights flashing . Yes, daily reported cases are wrapped just over 15 . We can Week Hospital admissions are also up we can week, although nowhere near the peak back injanuary. These dont yet fully reflect the return of schools in england, wales and northern ireland. We will have to wait a little longer for the data on that. And of course in scotland, when schools returned in august, that was seen as a factor as communities opened up, a factor in a sharp rise in cases there. Boris johnson told the Bbc Yesterday that he was concerned about the situation, and experts are not clear where things go from here as winter approaches, although clearly, the success of the Vaccination Programme has given a lot more protection against serious illness. That being said, the government has announced in England Today A Consultation On Making Vaccinations Mandatory for nhs Front Line staff, along with compulsory flu jabs. That has already been announced for Care Home Staff in england. There will be a consultation now for the nhs. It is a very sensitive issue. Some will argue that it is bad for morale and that if there is this sort of measure, people will leave nhsjobs. But ministers are said to be undecided at this stage. To the uk this year, with more than 1,500 arriving this week alone. Now the Home Secretary Priti patel has authorised the Border Force to push back boats into french water but only in limited circumstances. It has prompted a war of words between britain and france over who has ultimate responsibility for the growoing numbers making the dangerous journey. Our home Affairs Correspondent Daniel Sandford is in dover. Daniel. Yes e sophie, the number of migrants crossing the channel this small boats this week has been extraordinarily high, just this afternoon we saw another 50 arriving on a Border Force vessel and being unloaded having been picked up in the channel, and the Home Secretary Priti patel is under great pressure from within her own party and overnight, it emerged that she has now authorised this controversial new tactic, under which borderfor vessels will push back some migrant boats towards france, she has been in talks with the acting Attorney General and with other lawyers about trying to identify the limited circumstances in which that would be legal under maritime and international law and of course those will be limited because of the safety concerns, a flimsy boat overloaded being pushed by a large Vessel Isnt going to be something thatis Vessel Isnt going to be something that is viable or safe and it is going to be difficult, without the cooperation of the french and the french made quite clear their view of the whole idea today, when the french Foreign Minister took to twitter saying france will not accept any a practises that are contrary to maritime law nor financial blackmail and that is a reference that Priti Patel threatened the withdraw some of the funding. It didnt end there, because later, minister of Interior Official said in a briefing they hoped that the Uk Side would come to their senses, hoped that the Uk Side would come to theirsenses, it hoped that the Uk Side would come to their senses, it is getting very messy sophie. Their senses, it is getting very messy some their senses, it is getting very messy sophie. Daniel, thank you. 20 years after the 9 11 Terror Attacks on america which killed nearly 3 Thousand people, the man whos thought to have masterminded them, Khalid Sheikh mohammed and his four key associates are in court for pretrial hearings. Its their 42nd Appearance and the judge is the eighth to have presided over the case, which has been bogged down for years. The proceedings are taking place in Guantanamo Bay in cuba from where our North America Correspondent Aleem Maqbool sent this report. A Demand Forjustice following that horrific day 20 years ago led to a wide reaching response. But one thats since led to accusations the us perpetrated injustice. In a tiny corner of cuba, one notorious By Product of the 9 11 attack still remains. Prisoners are still being held in limbo in Guantanamo Bay. Well, of course the us authorities have allowed us to be here, but they are extremely restrictive in controlling what we can show, in terms of people and structures. They certainly havent allowed us anywhere near the Detention Facilities where the remaining prisoners are being held. When i was last here, things were very different. We saw some detainees mingle and eat together and interact with the guards, though we knew of other camps where prisoners didnt have such privileges. We were even able to wander through the long abandoned camp x ray, where in the months after the 9 11 attacks men and boys were first transferred, interrogated and, in many cases, tortured. Of nearly 800 men and boys who have been detained at Guantanamo Bay, 39 remain. About a quarter were cleared for release as far back as 2010, but are still waiting to leave. Two have been charged and convicted, in what are called military commissions. 17 have never been charged, but will remain in prison for life, because they are deemed a security threat. The other ten are still waiting trial. They include five men accused of involvement in the 9 11 attacks. Well, for the first time in more than 18 months, those five men were inside a court room. We couldnt film it, but we were in the gallery, just through the glass, just feet away from those defendants, including at the very front there with the ginger beard, Khalid Sheikh mohammed, the man who it is believed conceived of the idea of 9 11 and took that idea to 0sama bin laden. But the proceedings themselves were extremely slow. People often ask is there an end in sight . And for a long, long time there wasnt even a middle in sight. But now, we are in the middle of the case, because wrestling with the question of what Effect Torture has on the admissibility of statements is really the heart of the case. But thats where things are stuck. All the while the Family Members of those killed in 9 11 wait for resolution, and the Detention Centre here looks no closer to shutting down. And every time there are these pretrial hearings involved in 9 11 Suspects Family members of victims of the attacks are invited to come and observer proceedings and indeed some have been here this week. They have talked about how difficult it is to sit so close to men accused of involvement in killing their loved one, they have talked about frustration, about how after all this time they dont a Trial Date for those men and it is all the more difficult this visit because they will be commemorating the anniversary of the tragedy, a long way from home and in a place with such dark and uncomfortable history. Thank you. Sinn fein has call it would comments reckless. The united States Department Ofjustice has filed a lawsuit against the state of texas over its new Abortion Law which outlaws terminations after six weeks of pregnancy. Doctors and womens rights groups have strongly condemned the law, which took effect last week after the Supreme Court failed to block it. 13 british nationals have managed to leave kabul on the first international commercial flight from Afghanistans Capital since the military evacuation ended twelve days ago. They were part of a group of more than A Hundred foreign nationals who arrived in doha aboard a qatar Airways Flight that was allowed to take off by the taliban. In the last half hour, the winner of this Years Mercury Prize has been announced. It is arlo Arlo Parks and she is just 20 years old. Weve been best friends since 13. This is the Track Eugene from her album collapsed in sunbeams. She got her first album collapsed in sunbeams. She got Herfirst Break in album collapsed in sunbeams. She got her first break in the Music Business after sending a demo to the bbc. 0ur Entertainment Correspondent Colin Patterson is at the Hammersmith Apollo In London where the awards are taking place. Colin. And i am here with the Winner Arlo parks. ,. , i. , parks. The udge describe you for havin a parks. The judge describe you for having a singular parks. The judge describe you for having a singular voice, parks. The judge describe you for having a singular voice, is parks. The judge describe you for having a singular voice, is that i parks. The judge describe you for having a singular voice, is that is| having a singular voice, is that is the one of the factor, your album has dealt with mental health, many of the issues people went through in lockdown. In what way do you think this helped people connect . Its this helped people connect . Its the Shone Ci , this helped people connect . Its the Shone City. 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Back do your parents for a cup of. Tea right now . Give tea right now . Probably. Yeah. Give us a look at tea right now . Probably. Yeah. Give us a look at the tea right now . Probably. Yeah. Give us a look at the trophy . Us a look at the trophy . Congratulations, thank you and to Arlo Parks. In just over three hours time the british teenage tennis sensation Emma Raducanu will take to the court in New York for the Semi Finals of the Us Open. Shes the first british woman to get that far in the Us Open in nearly 30 years. The 18 year old said she had been so sure shed be knocked out of the tournament that she had booked her flight back to the uk a fortnight ago. Heres laura scott. Its been a surreal, sensational summerfor Emma Raducanu, and the Teenagers Fairytale of New York continues. Her route to the semifinal has been majestic in what was her toughest assignment yet, she beat belinda bencic. Fresh from doing her a levels, the british underdog had all the answers for the olympic champion dressed in gold sealing a spot in the semis in straight sets and a new status as the new british number one. Having started here in qualifying, even for one so ambitious, this has been extraordinary. I didnt expect to be here at all. I mean, i think my flights were booked at The End of qualifying. So its a nice problem to have, but im just really enjoying the experience. Raducanu has come from relative obscurity, but there were signs of what was to come last year, when she beat Andy Murray in a doubles match. She was ranked outside the worlds top 300 when she arrived at wimbledon for her maiden grand slam. In reaching the fourth round as a wild card, raducanu established herself as the new star of british tennis surprising even those whove been impressed by her from a young age. We knew she was good but we just didnt expect her to rise up the rankings and win all these matches the way she has done. She really has embraced the situation and she has literally run with it. In her box, a new coach whos not that new at all. Shes reunited with Andrew Richardson from Bromley Tennis centre, where today, youngsters told us theyve been motivated by her success. It shows that it doesnt really matter quite how old you are or quite how much experience you have, itsjust how well you can perform. Its amazing to think that she went to my school, i saw her in the corridors and now im watching her on tv. From the pages of vogue to her Social Media pages, raducanus already transcending tennis. In the early hours of tomorrow, she faces the big Hitting Greek Maria sakkari for a spot in the final. She says she wont Change Anything for the biggest match of her life. Why change a winning formula . Laura scott, Bbc News. Thats it. Now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. Have a very good night. Hello there. As expected, the best of the Weather Today was across eastern parts of england, where it was drier and warmer. Theres been a lot of showers elsewhere, mind you. 0vernight, the showers do become fewer, but the wetter weather continues to push its way northwards, and it looks particularly wet in the North East of scotland through much of the night. Therell be some Mist And Fog patches forming because its quite warm and quite Muggy Air that weve still got overnight tonight. So, those temperatures arent going to fall very low. The Mist And Fog will tend to lift. Therell be a lot of cloud around again on friday, and a bit like we saw today, those showers will develop and develop more widely. But this time, i dont think well see as many showers across wales and the south west, but a lot more showers developing during the day across eastern parts of england, and again, some of the showers could be heavy and potentially thundery but before those showers arrive in eastern england, 23 24 celsius, 20 21 celsius across many other parts of the uk. Over the weekend, the showers become fewer and lighter, it tends to become dry, there wont be a lot of sunshine and it gradually turns cooler again from the north west. This is Bbc News. The headlines. President biden is setting out a series of measures to require millions more americans to get vaccinated against coronavirus as the Presentment Extra Virgin is in many states. As the pandemic surges. Cutter airways flew more than 100 further nationals from kabul. They included 13 britons and p kabul. They included 13 britons and up to 30 americans. The biden administration has filed a suit against the state of taxes for it Abortion Law. The uk has authorised its Border Force to turn back some boats hearing migrants across the channels