Coronavirus vaccinations And climate change. In other news. A convicted terrorist who was shot dead after the Fishmongers Hall Attack in london in 2019 was lawfully killed, an inquestjury finds. The Health Secretary Matt hancock rejects accusations by Dominic Cummings that he lied to the Prime Minister during the coronavirus pAndemic, but admits lessons need to be learned. The number of people waiting for Hospital Treatment in englAnd tops Five Million for the first time. Hello, good evening. Borisjohnson And Joe Biden have announced details of an updated partnership between london And washington following their first Face To face talks since their first Face To face talks since the us president took office in january they met in cornwall on the eve of the G7 Summit agreeing a new version of the charter signed in 1941 by the predecessors. Now to well as my colleague kristian fraser. , , well as my colleague kristian fraser. , a,. Fraser. Good evening And welcome. We are on the eve fras
Week sounding gloomy about this. A two Week Extension to the lockdown, or Week Extension to the lockdown, or we could Week Extension to the lockdown, or we could have a four Week Extension to the we could have a four Week Extension to the lockdown. One of the arguments being made in The Times is if you arguments being made in The Times is if you have arguments being made in The Times is if you have a arguments being made in The Times is if you have a two week lockdown, thats if you have a two week lockdown, thats possibly creating more confusion for business. It doesnt provide confusion for business. It doesnt provide certainty we want to know when provide certainty we want to know when theyre opening, but if you did a lockdown, when theyre opening, but if you did a lockdown, it would be more confident a lockdown, it would be more confident that you would be able to open confident that you would be able to open i confident that you would be able to open. I think by that, approaching th
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us friday. With me are the broadcaster, daisy mcandrew, and John stevens, whos the Deputy Political Editor at the Daily Mail. Welcome back to both of you. Let me bring you at home up to date. According to the times, ministers are considering delaying the end of coronavirus restrictions for a month to give Businesses Certainty and allow more time for people to receive two vaccinations. The daily telegraph carries a warning from former prime Minster Theresa may that the uk is Shut For Business because of Travel Restrictions that she describes as incomprehensible. While the i reports Vaccine Supplies will be tight over next few weeks as medics try to vaccinate under 30s. The metro concentrates on Health Secretary Matt hancock defending his performance during the pandemic, claiming britain never had a shortage of ppe, and denying allegations that he repeatedly lied during the crisis. The Daily Mirror reports that Matt
hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris live at the bbc sport centre. as headingley provides england with hope once again, another close test match, but this time it goes the home side s way and the ashes is still alive. i m chetan pathak live at wimbledon. it is full of them day and andre rublev wins a thriller on centre court, beating bou blick to reach his first wimbledon centre finals. also in the final for the first time in her career, the women s forced seed america sjessica pegula. fourth seed. also coming up on sportsday. six in a row for max verstappen. as he wins the british grand prix for the first time in his career. despite the best efforts of a british driver and if it weren t for the wind zharnel hughes is denied a blistering british record in the 200 metres. hello and welcome along to sports day. the ashes has been at times confounding, often chaotic, but most importantly for england, the series is still alive. they beat australia by three wicket