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it there is that those of you watching on the uk. on the uk. and we re going to see goodbye to our uk viewers, who can watch museum of the year next on bbc news channel. if you want more information on the uk s energy pressures you can get that through the bbc news website. we will tweet another in an hour or two times. for those of you watching in the uk i will say goodbye. you re watching bbc news. the winner of the museum of the year will be announced in the next hour. this year is finalising include x two experience barnsley. forsite finalising include x two experience barnsley. for site in colchester and patrick museum in leeds. the art fund museum of the year is the worlds largest museum prize and this year will result lacked the resilience of imaginations of museums throughout the pandemic. let s go live to join my colleague with a special programme on two nights awards. hello from the science museum in london. we are in sound and vision tonight. live on the bbc ....
the risk of climate change to britain s biggest roman structure, a warning artefacts preserved for centuries near hadrian s wall may soon rot away. hello and welcome. the nato secretary general, jens stoltenberg, has warned russia that any further aggression against ukraine would have severe costs. he spoke after talks between the us and key european leaders over a common strategy towards moscow, which denies planning to invade its neighbour. the us has placed more than 8,000 soldiers on a heightened state of alert, to bolser nato s presence in eastern europe if needed. moscow denies planning to invade ukraine despite more than a 100,000 troops close to the ukrainian border. 0ur correspondent gabriel gatehouse sent this report from the ukranian capital kyiv. bell tolls this is a country in limbo, waiting for an invasion that looks more likely with every passing day, but may yet never come. to the east, 100,000 russian troops are massed, but the kremlin says talk of an invasio ....
in a stampede at the africa cup of nations in cameroon. no more covid tests for fully vaccinated people arriving in england and scotland they ll be scrapped next month. and climate change is threatening to destroy treasures buried in the uk. archaeologists warn britain s history is at risk. good morning and welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson is facing renewed anger following another revelation about gatherings in downing street during lockdown. number 10 has admitted that, injune 2020, staff met in the cabinet room, where they were served cake to celebrate the prime minister s birthday. itv news reported that up to 30 people attended thejune 2020 event, sang happy birthday and were served cake. rules at the time 19june 2020 banned most indoor gatherings involving more than two people. the bbc has learned that sue gray, the senior civil servant compiling a report into gatherings on government premises during covid restrictions, already knew about the 19 june event. h ....
no more tests when you get home if you re fully vaccinated. what do you need to know before you book? i ll have the details. badly injured and hours from safety we meet george linnane, who survived one of the longest cave resucues in british history. good morning. rafa nadal is on course to reach the semifinals at the australian open, as he chases a record 21st grand slam. i 21st grand slam. am at blackpool tower after a three week i am at blackpool tower after a three week £1.1 million restoration, the ballroom is back. i will tell you what the team he has been up to and bring the forecast which, once again, for most, is dry and cloudy. all that coming up later. it s tuesday the 25th of january. downing street has admitted that staff gathered to celebrate borisjohnson s birthday during the lockdown injune 2020. a spokesman said they met briefly in the cabinet room where they were served cake and the prime minister attended for less than ten minutes. the rules at the ....
could he be the one to stand alone with the most grand slams wins? victory in melbourne would do it. good morning. we have a weak weather front singing south, taking its cloud and patchy rain with it. behind it, brighterskies, lots of sunshine and a few showers, some of which will be wintry. all the detail throughout the programme. it s wednesday 19th january. our main story. the prime minister is expected to set out plans for easing england s coronavirus restrictions when he addresses parliament later today. the health secretary, sajid javid, has said he s cautiously optimistic that the so called plan b measures due to expire next week can be substantially reduced . gareth barlow reports. hi, there, good morning. how are you doing? very good morning. against the backdrop of allegations of lockdown parties in downing street, and rumours of a vote of no confidence, the prime minister still has big decisions to make as england s plan b restrictions are due to end in a week ....