Shell be celebrating seven decades on the throne. And whos afraid of the Big Brown Bear . Not this american teenager, who fought it off to save her three pet dogs. Coming up in sport on the Bbc News channel, on the Bbc News channel, fans return to lords. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. Theres a row this lunchtime over the governments plans to help School Children in england catch up on Education Theyve missed out on because of the pandemic. The government is promising to spend eli; billion on Tutoring Sessions for pupils who have fallen behind. But Teaching Unions have descibed the plans as a Damp Squib and hugely disappointing. Its understood the Treasury Baulked at a more ambitious plan costing about £10 billion. Our Education Correspondent Elaine Dunkley reports. These are our reception children. This is our Screen Community primary and halifax. Some of the children have missed nearly a year in school learning. Have missed nearly a year in school learnina. , , ~.
Hello, im Katty Kay in washington, David Eades is in london. Is this the moment israel Bids Farewell to its Prime Minister of the last twelve years and ushers in a new coalition including an Arab Party for the first time . There is, officially, one more hour to go for this potential coalition of eight Opposition Parties stretching across the political spectrum to strike the deal that will take Benjamin Netanyahu out of government after four elections in just two yea rs. Extraordinary enough that it brings together such an ideological Hotch Potch of parties and that it could be headed initially by the leader of the right wing Yamina Party, naftali bennet, who once served under netanyahu. Throw the united arab List Or Raam party into the mix and it really would be a coalition of unknown quantity. Anyone But Bibi might be their slogan. Lets cross to jerusalem now and speak to our correspondent Yolande Knell we do sojust we do so just as theyre pointing out a line to suggest Army Radio be
I will be back. Now, it is time for wednesday and the parliament. Hello again, and welcome to wednesday in parliament. Why are so many rape victims failed by the system . To all the victims of rape and sexual violence, all the victims and survivors, of course i say sorry for the trauma that they have been through. Opposition mps demand a date for the governments long awaited Social Care plans. The time for excuses is over. When will the government deliver . Also in this programme soon, well be ship building. Its not a new royal yacht, l its a new national flagship. In my book, thats a. Laughter i think thats a very good thing. But first the Prime Minister has denied that Budget Cuts are to blame for a dramatic fall in Rape Prosecutions in england and wales. His denial comes only days after the Justice Secretary admitted cuts were self evidently a factor, as Robert Buckland announced plans for a System And Culture change. Borisjohnson did apologise to rape victims for the trauma and del
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will Be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejenny kleeman, The Times radio presenter, and henry zeffman, whos chief political correspondent at The Times. Tomorrows front pages starting with. The telegraph reports on the Mounting Pressure Borisjohnson is under to push ahead with lifting the remaining covid restrictions on june 21. The metro leads on the news that today was the uks first day without a single death from covid since the start of the pandemic 15 months ago. The Daily Mail says the Landmark Day is Being seen by many as dramatic proof of the success of britains Vaccination Programme. The times also hails the milestone but warns that the Fatalities Figure may nudge upwards in the coming weeks especially Because of reporting delays over the Bank Holiday Weekend. The Daily Express adds that its renewed hopes that all restrictions will still Be lifted on what it calls Freedom Day june 21. The guardian reports that the gove