Also on the programme tonight. Under intense Scrutiny But Borisjohnson plays down more questions about the refurbishment of his downing Street Flat, insisting there isnt anything to see here. One hundred days into his presidency Joe Biden sets out ambitious plans to spend trillions of dollars to rebuild the us economy. Astonishment as some patients with a rare inherited Eye Condition discover a new Gene Therapy actually improves their eyesight. And cavani picks up the pieces again. And a thrilling night for Manchester United as they fight back against roma in the Europa League. And coming up in the sport, on the Bbc News Channel three time Winner Mark Selby is among the challengers as the Semi Finals of the World Snooker Championship get under way in sheffield. Good evening. People facing huge bills to replace flammable cladding on their flats have criticised a new Fire Safety Law which came into force today. The new law is aimed at making homes safer following the grenfell tower fire,
Of some patients with a rare inherited eye condition. President biden has spoken at a rally in the us state of georgia to mark his 100th day in office. Its the first stop on a tour to urge americans to support his plans to spend trillions of dollars rebuilding the economy. During his opening remarks, the president was interrupted by hecklers objecting to prisoners being held in privately run Detention Centres. Close the Detention Centres close close the Detention Centres close the Detention Centres close the Detention Centres close the Detention Centres now now i now i agree with now i agree with you. Im working on it, man. Give me another five days. On it, man. Give me another five dam folks, you all know what they are talking about. There should be no private prisons period, none, period. Thats what they are talking about, private Detention Centres. They should not exist and we are working to close all of them. President biden dealing with those hecklers there. He went on to explain
outbreaks of rain sliding into england and north wales. southern counties stay dry. mulder again, ten, 11. a blustery day, feeling cold with sunshine later. that pushes southwards into sunday, slowly clearing during the morning when we are back to sunshine and wintry showers and a cold feel in the winds. a reminder of our top story. a senior conservative mp warns the prime minister he must shape up, or ship out as pressure mounts on his leadership. that s all from the bbc news at one so it s goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s hello. this is bbc news. as people in the uk digest the news about increasing energy costs with bills set to rise by hundreds of pounds some people are being forced to choose between heating their homes or feeding their families. others say they re having to move house because of spiralling costs. jayne mccubbin reports. it is the biggest energy price rise in history. lose sleep at night, that worry of, what next, what next? angie
a reminder of the past, and a promise for the future. tim allman, bbc news. in northern morocco, efforts are continuing to rescue a five year old boy who fell into a well. rayan has been stuck in a 32 meter deep water well since tuesday. aru na iyengar reports. bulldozers work flat out in tamrout, in the northern tourist province of chefchaouen. they re racing to dig a hole alongside a shaft of a 32 metre well. waiting at the bottom is five year old rayan. he fell in on tuesday evening. he was playing whilst his father was repairing the well. translation: the closer we get, the hole gets more narrow, - and hard to pass through, which makes it very hard to save the child through volunteers. this is why we had to come up with another technique, which is digging. rescuers have been able to send oxygen and water to rayan through pipes. it s a tricky, painstaking manoeuvre. it s a long way down, and the diameter of the well is less than 45 centimetres. rayan s plight has touched t
ofgem says it may start reviewing the energy price cap every three months, rather than the current six. and coming up halle berry and patrick wilson are astronauts trying to save earth in moonfall. find out what mark kermode thinks about this and the week s other big releases in the film review at 5.45pm. good evening, welcome to bbc news at 5pm, i m jane hill. it s a bad end to a difficult week for borisjohnson as another mp has submitted a letter of no confidence in his leadership, following five resignations within 2a hours from his team in downing street. mps supportive of the prime minister are suggesting he s making necessary staff changes, following a damning report by the senior civil servant sue gray into rule breaking parties at number 10 during the pandemic. but the former head of the downing street policy unit, munira mirza, quit because of the prime minister s false claim that sir keir starmer failed to prosecutejimmy savile. and in the last hour, the conservat