Hello. This is Bbc News. Im annita mcveigh. Well be taking a look at the papers in a moment after the headlines. Downing street says the uks 20 year Military Operation in afghanistan has ended tonight. These were some of the last british troops to leave kabul. The Evening President Joe Biden says another attack in afghanistan is imminient. He expects it within the next 36 hours. It comes after the us military says a strike by one of its drones has resulted in the deaths of two high profile targets following Thursdays Attack at Kabul Airport, which killed as many as 170 people. Tens of thousands flee for safety in the us as Hurricane Ida intensifies as it approaches louisiana. Concerns over rising Covid Infection rates as large crowds concerns over rising Covid Infection rates as large crowds are expected to flock to beaches and festivals over the Uk Bank holiday weekend. Two World Records for the British Cycling couple, Husband And Wife Lora And Neil fachie, who are amongst seven gb p
continue to put them towards eastern parts of england. maybe producing a light shower. it will be cloudy a little on the dark side on heavy shower later in the day in the scottish highlands. notice the winds are strongest through england and wales. very dusty through the channel, channel islands and into southwest england for the overall it s a bit cooler. especially long that north sea coast but around 17 in the sunniest parts of the west. 0n through sunday night and into monday we do start to bring in more cloud. monday morning is looking cloudier. notjust cloudier but wetter. in northwest scotland as the weather system moves in. but still where there are some clear spells overnight and into my date you could still have a touch of frost. it is a different looking picture on monday. the high pressure being squeezed away as we see this area of low pressure begin a rather slowjourney southwards throughout monday and tuesday. bringing at least the chance for rain. there will be
scotland take on israel, while england take on albania, looking to make it two wins from two. iceland s hottest attraction: how an erupting volcano has become a popular alternative to cinemas and theatres. hello there, good morning. it is a windy, warm day we have some rain moving its way northwards. now next week, you will need a pair of shorts and a warm coat. and and i will explain why later on. it s sunday the 28th march and don t forget, the clocks have gone forward an hour. it gone forward an hour. is one minute past six o clo( our top story: gone forward an hour. the nhs in england is urging the over 50s to book a coronavirus vaccination before an expected shortage of supply next month. a quarter of those aged between 50 and 5a haven t been vaccinated. the nhs will concentrate on delivering second doses in april, meaning there ll be fewer first appointments available. charlotte wright reports. this is progress. every needle in each arm, one step closer in the figh
some cold days ahead with biting easterly winds. that easterly wind is also going to deliver some pretty heavy snow showers for some. more details on the areas most likely to be affected coming up. and the six nations is back with a bang. scotland beat england to lift the calcutta cup for the first time at twickenham since 1983. that was definitely a smile you could hear they are. i think we ll touch on the rugby a little later. it s sunday the seventh of february. our top story: gps in england are to be paid an extra £10 by the nhs for every housebound person they vaccinate. it s part of government measures to protect everyone aged 70 and over, together with frontline health workers, by february the 15th. it comes as 18 new mass vaccine centres open tomorrow. here s our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. gp george hobbs is headed out to give around 20 of his patients covid jabs at home. they are too ill or vulnerable to come in for a vaccination. first up is diana garfiel
tonight we dissect three reports on the concrete material that s closed schools due to safety fears. how many opportunities to solve the problem were missed over 60 years. we ll be speaking to the president of the institution of structural engineers. also tonight warnings that africa is facing a debt crisis worse than ever before. it s choices between building new roads that will provide access for food producers, social services, health and education or servicing debts. and as we head into a new term in parliament, our expert panel will talk us through the challanges facing parties with a general election inching closer. good evening. as more than a hundred schools in england make alternative arrangements for their students following instruction from the government, newnsight has seen evidence that risks associated with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete being refered to as raac were outlined as far back as 1961. although the material was deemed safe if used with p