throw that away. protesters clash with police in bristol after thousands demonstrate over plans to give the police more powers to deal with non violent protests. a snapshot of life in england, wales and northern ireland. today s the deadline for millions of people to take part in a once in a decade census. parts of australia have been hit hard. the australian prime minister has offered emergency funds to those who ve been forced to flee their homes. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has warned the european union that any attempt to block the export of coronavirus vaccine to the uk would be counterproductive . the defence secretary, ben wallace, told the bbc there s a risk of reputational damage to the eu if it stops vaccines manufactured on the continent from leaving. but frustration is widespread in some eu countries, that they re not receiving the doses they need. it comes as yesterday saw another record breaking number of vaccinations in the uk nearly
and borrowed, and what that means for all of us. on a night of european drama, rangers rally late on to edge a seven goal thriller at royal antwerp in belgium with a winner in the 90th minute. and the stables are staying. bbc breakfast viewers help raise more than £1 million pounds to keep young people with disabilities in the saddle. plus, an incredibly mild few days to come, one or two could hit 17 degrees but do not be fooled. plenty of rain around as well. the full forecast coming up. good morning, it s friday, february19th. nasa has successfully landed its most advanced spacecraft yet on mars where it will search for signs of ancient life. the rover called perseverance travelled nearly 300 million miles before navigating a risky landing phase dubbed the seven minutes of terror . here s our science correspondent rebecca morelle, whose report contains flashing images. perseverance is going about one kilometre per second. a nerve racking wait at mission control. persevera