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at ten o clock, clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the days news. first, it s newscast. hello, it s adam in the studio. and it s chris in the studio. and it s just the two of us this week because laura isn t here. it s going to be very quiet. it is, it is. yeah, we ve got acres of time to talk. so i ve been making a panorama in doc land making a panorama for the last few days. you mean documentary land, not docklands? not sort of east london. anyway, word reaches me, even in the depths of making a documentary, that there s been a sprinkling of news about. yeah, monday leaked e mail from the 20th of may 2020 from the prime minister s private secretary, inviting about 100 people in downing street to a bring your own booze event in the back garden. tuesday, chaos. wednesday, unprecedented extraordinary apology from a very contrite looking borisjohnson in parliament. quite amazing. and then chaos. basically, what s happening is everyone is waiting for this c ....
now on bbc news it s time for dateline london, with shaun ley. hello, and welcome to a new year of the programme which brings together bbc specialists with foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline: london. this week, pragmatism versus extremism in faith, politics and health. joining us, jef mcallister, us broadcaster and international lawyer, ashis ray, who s been explaining the british to indians for almost half a century now, and in the studio, damian grammaticas, who s been based in delhi, beijing and brussels for the bbc, and who s now at westminster. welcome to you all and happy new year. now, covid pragmatism is that the news year resolution adopted by some world leaders? in the uk, faced with the highly infectious variant of covid, omicron, borisjohnson has resisted imposing fresh restrictions in england. this despite a wave of staff absences, including one hospital derriford in devon which had 500 of its ....
for dateline london. hello, and welcome to a new year of the programme which brings together bbc specialists with foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline: london. this week, pragmatism versus extremism in faith, politics and health. joining us, jef mcallister, us broadcaster and international lawyer, ashis ray, who s been explaining the british to indians for almost half a century now, and in the studio, damian grammaticas, who s been based in delhi, beijing and brussels for the bbc, and who s now at westminster. welcome to you all and happy new year. now, covid pragmatism is that the news year resolution adopted by some world leaders? in the uk, faced with the highly infectious variant of covid, 0micron, borisjohnson has resisted imposing fresh restrictions in england. this despite a wave of staff absences, including one hospital derriford in devon which had 500 of its employees absent on a single day. instead ....
beijing and brussels for the bbc, and who s now at westminster. will come to you all and happy new year. covid pragmatism is that the new s year resolution adopted by some world leaders? in the uk, faced with the highly infectious variant of covid, omicron, borisjohnson has resisted imposing fresh restrictions in england. this despite a wave of staff absences, including one hospital derriford in devon which had 500 of its employees absent on a single day. instead, 100,000 workers in key sectors, such as energy, will be required to self test every day. keeping the lights on. in australia, it seems to be a case of protecting key sporting events. 0rso it or so it seemed a few days ago. novak djokovic, something of a vaccine sceptic, will, after all, be defending his title at tennis s australian open this month after being given a medical exemption. but then there was outrage at the medical exemption he had been granted and now as we speak he is in a hotel quarantine ....
the cloud will still be thick enough here and therefore some spots of drizzle. not particularly windy, wherever you are. at across the south west of the channel islands, there is a wee bit more of a breeze. in temperatures today ranging from fourin in temperatures today ranging from four in aberdeen, to about eight as we move towards plymouth. through this evening will be further holes in the cloud. this is where we will see some frost form, and also some patchy fog. and by the end of the night, a week where the front will be coming in across the far north of scotland, introducing some patchy rain, especially across shetland. temperatures falling away in towns and cities, between two and 6 degrees. tomorrow, we start off with some frost. the patchy fog slowly lifting. a brighter day cottingley done wales, but still pretty cloudy across northern ireland and scotland. in england and wales was not a top temperature of nine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the go ....