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confusion announcing yesterday that the doj will appeal a federal judge s decision that struck down the mask mandate on public transportation. the move comes after the cdc has been requiring travelers to wear masks on trains and airports wasn t necessary for the public s health. except those immigration restrictions rolled those back. okay, but just a few days ago, president biden said americans get to decide for themselves. watch. should people continue to wear masks on planes? that s up to them. i would love to give our viewers a crash course in coordinated coherent perfectly messaged policy, let s roll the tape. this happened over the span of two hours on monday. watch. the cdc continues to advise and recommend mass on airplanes. we would advise all americans to do that. should people continue to wear masks on plane? that s up to them. are you going to repeal the masked mandate? have not heard from the cdc come i don t know. trust the science. degen ....
as a new report warns of cuts to come. and a warning that the cost of insuring your car could be on the rise again. and more protests in rugby that italy were a little too clever against england at twickenham. coming up in the sport on bbc news. after claudio ranieri s sacking, craig shakespeare leads the champions who are in the relegation zone into their match with liverpool tonight. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it s a moment that will live long in oscars history, when at the 89th annual awards in los angeles, the actors warren beatty and faye dunaway read out the wrong winner of the best picture award. while the team behind the favourite, the musical la la land, were handed the oscar, in fact the gritty drama moonlight was the real winner. a mix up of envelopes is being blamed, and the organisers have issued a sincere apology. our arts editor will gompertz reports on a night of hollywood drama, and farce. it was supposed to be the grand finale of a wond ....
we ll look at some presidential errors. also, unreal and overoptimistic. for the nhs and welfare state if britain leaves the eu without a trade deal. that s the opinion of the former prime minister sirjohn major. and the greek economic crisis it goes from bad to worse, we ll speak to the former greek finance minister yanis va roufakis. i m katty kay in washington christian fraser s in london. big increases in defence spending offset by cuts to domestic agencies and the state department that s what president trump wants from his first budget. he s promised one of the greatest military build ups in american history , and briefings by the white house suggest the increase could be more than 9%. also today, the defence secretaryjim mattis is due to deliver his plan for defeating the self styled islamic state group. this is what donald trump had to say earlier about the military. we must ensure that our courageous servicemen and women have the tools they need to deter ....
ever seen at the oscars ceremony. a change to personal injury compensation will increase car insurance for millions of drivers. # ranieri, oh oh, oh oh. # and leicester fans voice their support for the manager sacked last week. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, champions leicester city shows signs of survival as life after ranieri begins, starting with liverpool in the premier league tonight. good evening. for the second time in a fortnight, a former prime minister has warned that the british people are being given an unrealistic vision of life after brexit. two weeks ago, it was labour s tony blair. this evening, it was the conservative sirjohn major, who said the costs of brexit would be too much for most people. and he warned that theresa may s approach could lead to a second independence referendum in scotland. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. polite words can still pack a punch. a warning from a former tory prime minister to today s, one who ....
welcome to bbc news. for the second time in a fortnight, a former prime minister has warned that the british people are being given an unrealistic vision of life after brexit. two weeks ago it was labour s tony blair. this evening it was the conservative sirjohn major, who said the costs of brexit would be too much for most people. and he warned that theresa may s approach could lead to a second independence referendum in scotland. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. polite words can still pack a punch. a warning from a former tory prime minister to today s, one whose time in office was tortured by europe. sirjohn major s message to theresa may, get real. the british people have been led to expect a future that seems to be unreal and overoptimistic. obstacles are brushed aside as if of no consequence, while opportunities are inflated beyond any reasonable expectation of delivery. he fears we ll be worse off, less tolerant, more divided, and that the prime min ....