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you can tweet me @annita mcveigh or use the hashtag #bbcyourquestions. also this morning. dueling missile tests by south and north korea. pyonyang carries out a second set of missile tests within days. figures released this morning show the rate at which prices are rising in the ukjumped to 3.2% last month. internal communications at instagram uncovered by the wall streetjournal show the site and its parent company facebook conducted researched that showed harm to teenage girls through their social media use. and the first ever all civilian space flight will take off later today with an entrepreneur, a healthcare worker, a scientist and a data analyst on board. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. government scientists are warning of a possible large wave of covid 19 hospitalisations in england this autumn but say the situation could be avoided by the early introduction of light touch restrictions. the sage committee says its modelling suggests ....
the washington post write in their new book peril that general mark milley you have gotten to flow him more recently, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, took action twice, once right before the election and then after january 6th to block trump from going rogue. to limit him from potentially ordering a dangerous military strike or even launching nuclear weapons. the question to start with is, why? milley was reportedly very concerned, concern shared a d b others in the administration and congress that a desperate trump had gone into a serious mental decline. in addition, to consoling his chinese counterpart that the united states democracy was intact and no military action was imminent, the general also called a secret pentagon meeting two days after the insurrection. the point was to review the process for military action with senior officials. if you think back to that time, it wasn t too long ago, trump had been upending the military s leadership, if yo ....
borisjohnson has said the government s winter plan is the only way to keep the country safe. in the rest of the day s news: the number of uk job vacancies hit a record high over the summer, with more than a million posts needing to be filled. lawyers for prince andrew tell a court in new york that sexual assault allegations filed against him are baseless and potentially unlawful. and there s a new star in town. emma raducanu joins the celebrities enjoying the glitz and glamour of the met gala in new york. and at 5.30pm, we ll be answering your questions about vaccines, boosters for the over 50s and on the decision to give them to children aged 12 to 15. send your question in. that s coming up send your question in. that s coming up at half past. hello, good evening. the prime minister has been setting out his plan to deal with the covid pandemic in england over the coming months, saying that it would be more challenging this winter, although the country is better prepar ....
hello and welcome. boris johnson has today set out his autumn and winter plan to deal with covid infections in england the prime minister is desperate to avoid any more lockdowns, the country can ill afford it but he can t rule one out. and so what he outlined today was plan a and plan b should the numbers this winter overwhelm the national health service. to use the analogy of the deputy chief medical officer, mrjohnson thinsk it is much better to attach guy ropes to the tent now, than to try and fit them retrospectively once the storm is upon us. so to that end, there will be booster vaccinations for the over 50 s, one dose of vaccine for the 12 15 year olds, and its highly likely they will mandate vaccines for all health workers. here s our deputy political editor vicki young. adapting to seasonal change means thinking and planning ahead, especially in a pandemic. some things ministers can t control, but the government needs to be ready for the unexpected. borisj ....
secretary of state. this was a very partisan line of inquiry from those republicans. one thing that was missing notably yesterday was detail-oriented lines of questions, right, that went into what the biden administration did and what they didn t do because a lot of these republicans were just digging their heels in questioning the biden administration s decision to withdraw in the first place, not exactly how that was executed. now, the secretary of state has another hearing today before the senate foreign relations committee, so we ll see if they get into some more details during that hearing. it will be good to get more information, actual information there. kylie, i thank you so much for that. nice to see you. new day continues right now. and a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, september 14th. i m brianna keilar alongside john berman on this beautiful new day. today voters in california will decide gove ....