president trump suggests he could make a political comeback after he s cleared of his second impeachment trial. an extension to the ban on evictions in england the government says it will ensure tenants won t be forced out of their homes by the pandemic and skating on thin ice a rare winter event could return to the netherlands thanks to the cold weather but will covid restrictions sink it? good afternoon. the government says that everyone in england in the first four priority groups has now been offered a coronavirus vaccine. that group includes everybody over the age of 70 and those classed as clinically extremely vulnerable . it comes as across the uk 15 million people have now received their first dose of the vaccine. from tomorrow roll out is now being expanded to include over 65 s and those deemed clinically vulnerable. our health correspondent, laura foster explains more about the target. the government s pledge was to offer the covid vaccine to everyo
that the uk repeatedly failed to heed early warnings about the virus. professor sarah gilbert, of the oxford vaccine center, has told the paper that lessons haven t been learned until far too late, and in some respect remain still unlearned citing the issue of airborne transmission in quarantine hotels as an example. this must be final lockdown reads the front of the the sunday express as 63 conservative mps urge the prime minister to end all restrictions by may, with no more lockdowns in future. time to have a look at the papers. let s begin with both of you. thank you forjoining us this evening. we have a lot to get through. but i want to start our first of all with the front page of the sunday telegraph. this picture here of former president donald trump in the story that we have been breaking this evening. the fact that he is been unsurprisingly acquitted in his second impeachment trial. lucy, what do you make of what happened? happened? well, it was a very extraord
runs wild about the implications of his infection the 2020 presidential race. and emanuel micron unveils plans to counter it in the midst separatism with a new law defending secular values critics so it is a desperate bid to mask his failings during the pond. either thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. will start with a deadly standoff between armenia and azerbaijan on europe s southern border with asia correspondent who s in the nagorno-karabakh conflict says 3 explosions have just been heard earlier during the night time bombing raid a hospital in the region s capital and there are unconfirmed reports of casualties who was treating soldiers who since been evacuated from the area several residential bill. it s enough to strike. donna for thoughts from missing out on the city would witness one of the worst bombings of the planet the city which is the capital of nagorno-karabakh the disputed region here right behind the hospital it was bombed literally just minute
being widely used. it is a shocking failure, frankly, and it needs to change. i m in hemlington, a housing estate on the outskirts of middlesbrough. rates of anti social behaviour here are high some residents feel under attack. shouting smashing in the past five months the man who lives here has had his windows smashed six times. he s too afraid to show his face or be named, so we re calling him paul. it started in august, and i was confronted by a youth sat at the end of the roof. paul challenged the youth. it was the beginning of an ordeal that would last for months. a few days later, i heard noises at the front - of the house and went out to find 20 plus of them, . aged between nine and 15, i who began to throw concrete. big pieces of concrete. they started to throw it at your house? at my house and myself. i was in such - a state that night. i didn t know whether i was coming or going. i it wasn t a one off. each time he called the police. operator: police emergency.