facing pressures of the hospitals are facing around the country, especially workforce pressures with their mum especially workforce pressures with their mum like other workforces, they need their mum like other workforces, they need to suffice isolate and this is they need to suffice isolate and this is understandable but this is all a part this is understandable but this is all a part of trying to work together and provide the nhs every single support that it needs. know that novak djokovic single support that it needs. know that novak djokovic is single support that it needs. tiring-n that novak djokovic is think the fans for their support as he remains in this hotel. the aftermath of days of unrest in kazakhstan, security forces will be ordered to shoot to kill those who protest. in coming up in half maritime, will be followed up with the bbc specialist with a perspective on events in the uk and dateline on pragmatism versus extremism. hello and welcome if you
tonight at ten, one year after the riot at the us capitol, president biden rounds on donald trump and his supporters. he said they all came in the service of one man, holding a dagger at the throat of american democracy. i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building. mr trump was accused of refusing to accept the clear democratic verdict of the american people. the former president of the united states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. we ll have the latest from washington, where the president spoke inside the building that came under attack a year ago. also tonight. borisjohnson is criticised by his adviser on standards, following an official inquiry into the refurbishment of the flat in ten downing street. tennis champion novak djokovic, who opposes vaccination, is still held in quarantine in melbourne. his parents are outraged. they are keeping him as a prisoner. it s just not fair. it s not human. more
and new research shows we should all be hugging and we should be doing it for longer. we ll talk to a profession cuddler on how to embrace the hug. hello and welcome to the programme we start with breaking news from india: the prime minister, narendra modi, says he s decided to repeal agricultural reform laws that have sparked a year of protests by hundreds of thousands of farmers. in an address to the nation, mr modi said the government had been unable to convince some farmers of the benefits of the three laws. let s get more from our correspondent in delhi, arunoday mukharji. do we have any idea why this has happened? do we have any idea why this has happened? there are several reasons attributed has happened? there are several reasons attributed to has happened? there are several reasons attributed to this - has happened? there are several reasons attributed to this very i reasons attributed to this very surprise decision taken by the indian government and announced b
pupils in england must be allowed to buy some uniform from high street shops, according to new government rules. how much are you paying for your kids school uniform? do you think this move is a good one? get in touch with me this morning via twitter, i m @rebeccajonesbbc. or you can use #bbcyourquestions. we ll be speaking to the child poverty action group in around 45 minutes. also today. # mew, mew, mew. and the duchess of sussex as you ve never seen her before, as she plays a prank on unsuspecting members of the public during a us television interview about family life. welcome to bbc news. english cricket is facing fresh accusations of racism, after it emerged that a player wore black make up at a fancy dress party in 2009. a photograph of alex hales, who plays for nottinghamshire, has been published by the sun newspaper. he responded by saying he was dressed as his musical hero, the rapper tupac shakur, and he deplored discrimination in all its forms. the england and w