by tweeting me @annita?mcveigh or by using the hashtag bbcyourquestions. labour demands an investigation into text messages exchanged between borisjohnson and the businessman sirjames dyson. as demand for foodbanks goes up by a third, footballer and campaigner marcus rashford teams up with chef tom kerridge to create cheap, healthy family meals. if i could literally go back as a kid, this is the thing that i d learn to do. as well as, like, do what i was doing with my football and stuff, when i went home, i would have loved to have been able to sit down and just learn to cook. the brit awards ceremony will go ahead next month with a live audience of 4,000, who don t need to wear masks or socially distance, but will have to show proof of a negative coronavirus test. hello, good morning and welcome to bbc news. more than 100,000 black and asian service personnel who died fighting for the british empire were not properly commemorated due to pervasive racism that s acco
and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m austin halewood. coming up this evening: tonight needs to be the night for arsenal. can the gunners turn their season around in the europa league? and i am here at old trafford as manchester united hope to win their semifinaljinx against roma. concerns grow for the amount of inactive young people as a result of lockdowns over the last year. and darkness doesn t stop play in birmingham. a new league helps cricketers keep playing while observing ramadan. this is great for a lot of us, and wejust want to this is great for a lot of us, and we just want to spread the wealth that everyone can experience at this. we are just really proud of what is going on, it is good to be part of this. spread the word. welcome to the programme. we ve had two brilliant games in the champions league, but tonight it s the turn of the europa league to take centre stage. manchester united host roma in
news. good evening. this is your update from the bbc sports centre. liverpool shrugged off missing three players due to positive covid tests to beat newcastle 3 1 this evening and move a point behind premier league leaders manchester city. newcastle took a surprise lead thanks tojonjo shelvey s long distance strike which found its way through, shelvey scoring against his former club. it wasn t long before liverpool hit back, diogojota pulling them level. and four minutes later, who else but mo salah put them 2 1 up. and how about this for an early christmas cracker from trent alexander arnold! no stopping that one as liverpool cruised to a comfortable victory, keeping the pressure up at the top while newcastle remain second from bottom. it s more points dropped for chelsea this evening. they were held to a 1 1 draw with everton at stamford bridge. mason mount gave them a second half lead. everton s jarrad branthwaite equalised soon after in a match where they had few chances.
businesses who need it in my immediate to make sure that that money gets to those businesses as quickly as possible. the omicron wave has prompted france to shut its borders to most british travellers from saturday halting christmas holidays and other news, the bank of england raises interest rates for the first time in more than three years amid warnings of inflation could hit 6% by april. and more people are signing up to learn sign language since the actress appeared on strictly come dancing who is deaf. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the number of new covid infections across the uk hasjumped again to a new record more than 88 thousand cases in the past 2a hours 10 thousand more than yesterday. as the omicron wave accelerates, the uk s chief medical adviser, professor chris whitty, told mps that he expects the peak to come incredibly fast but subside more quickly than previous variants because of the boosterjabs. more than 745,000 people had th
for children. it s hard to fathom what effect this teacher s - for children. it s hard to fathom what effect this teacher s are i what effect this teacher s are making this retired staff call up is going to have both the thing about school, obviously i think we can all agree that it s paramount to keep schools open. we also how much the children suffered by having the closed and having teaching online, albeit the teachers just did an incrediblejob albeit the teachers just did an incredible job throughout those lockdowns. but i think it s interesting that the government has never really put much weight behind helping to put in the measures that would enable schools to stay open. so it s really only had this group of cursory interest in things like ventilation, and helping schools get ventilation, and helping schools get ventilation and helping schools get the equipment that would enable them for ventilation and to have larger buildings so that they are safer distancing. one is