now the eu says it wants astrazeneca to hand over doses made in the uk. the difficulties of training for the olympics in lockdown as athletes are assured the tokyo summer games are still very much on course. and the chelsea flower show turns autumnal as it s postponed for the first time in its history. and coming up on bbc news a week out from the start of the men s six nations, organisers are confident the competition will go ahead as planned despite french on travel. good evening and welcome to the news at six. the prime minister has extended the current lockdown restrictions in england until at least march eighth. borisjohnson said an early unlocking could result in another spike in cases. he said data on hospital admissions, the vaccines and how effective they are would need to be assessed before any loosening of the rules. but getting children back to school remains the national priority. by the end of february, the government aims to publish its plan for the gradual
and pick up the bill themselves. president biden s new climate envoy says this autumn s summit in glasgow is the world s last opportunity to find a solution. it is the last, best chance the world has to come together in order to do the things we need to do to avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis. and on holocaust memorial day, we ll be talking to some of the survivors 76 years after auschwitz was liberated. and coming up in sport on bbc news, after one training session, new chelsea manager thomas tuchel has taken a point from his first match, a draw against wolves, following the sacking of frank lampard. good evening. the current lockdown restrictions in england will remain in place until at least the 8th of march, when schools in all parts of england might be allowed to reopen if the conditions are right. the prime minister, borisjohnson, said reopening schools any earlier could result in another surge in covid cases. he said data on hospital admissions and the
sandra: we look forward to that. chief justice john roberts confirming an unprecedented breach of the court. a leaked draft opinion on roe v. wade to end nearly 50 years on precedent on abortion in america. i m sandra smith in new york. great to have you back. john: good to be back, i m the other john roberts in washington. chief justice roberts saying he has directed the marshal of the court to find the source of the leak. each state would have full authority to decide laws on abortion themselves. sandra: right now the opinion is just a draft and not final as the chief justice reminded everyone through a statement this morning until p published by the somebody. moments ago senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke on the steps of the capitol. if the report is accurate, abomination, one of the worst ever in modern history. of course, republicans have sought this outcome for years so you would think they would be celebrating such a decision but they are aren t. no, th
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