prime minister appeared to say in the statement just now that the prime minister appeared to say in the statementjust now that the risk that is the statementjust now that the risk that is posed to the uk is unknown. he suggested in a media interview we would he suggested in a media interview we would rety he suggested in a media interview we would rely on open source intelligence. could he say more attout intelligence. could he say more about that? and also that we might be in about that? and also that we might be in a about that? and also that we might be in a position where we are sharing be in a position where we are sharing intelligence with countries like china sharing intelligence with countries like china and russia. given the significant like china and russia. given the significant national security implications of this, the house has a right implications of this, the house has a right to implications of this, the house has a right to understand what
johnson didn t sack him. borisjohnson, i think, is now exposed a failing the test of leadership in demonstrating the most appalling judgment. gina coladangelo the aide caught on camera with mr hancock has also left her role at the department of health. and the euro dream is over for wales, beaten 4 0 by denmark in amsterdam. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the health secretary matt hancock has resigned tonight after breaching covid regulations after being caught kissing and aid. tonight, downing street confirmed sajid javid has been appointed as health secretary. he was the home secretary and communities secretary and is the mp for bromsgrove. mister hancock released a video explaining the decision. this is what he had to say. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everyone in this country has made, that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. i want to thank people for their incredible sacr
on top of the usual flight and hotel price hikes, three covid tests are needed to get in and out. well, more than 11,000 city and chelsea fans have tickets and will be in the stadium, but plenty more have travelled without tickets and are planning to watch it in the bars around porto, which close at 10:30pm at night. during the day, the atmosphere was one of mutual respect, albeit under a watchful eye. like most tourist cities, porto has lost millions during the pandemic, but now the hotels are full for the first time since last march. it was important for the economy, to the local economy, for the restaurants, - for the hotels, for the shops, for for tourist animation, . for the boats, for example. so, it s like kick off- fora new moment here in porto and north portugal. both teams overcame stellar opposition to be here, but this is city s first champions league final. for pep guardiola, there s no greater feeling. i m the happiest man in the world right now to be in here,
farfrom over. but he when he became president was far from over. but he also rejected reports that he would be forming a new political party. now on bbc news, it s the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament as borisjohnson sets out his plan to reopen england slowly easing lockdown between now and the end ofjune. a wretched year will give way to a spring and a summer that will be very different and incomparably better than the picture we see around us today. labour says this has to be the last shutdown and welcomes the data driven approach. i m glad the prime minister spoke today of caution, of this being irreversible, of assessing the data and following the evidence. those are the right guiding principles. the education secretary announces that teachers will grade exams in england this summer. young people will be ablel to look forward to the next stage of their lives with confidence. . but labour thinks he could have acted sooner. i can t help wonder
and wales, and could even seen some fogginess for the central belt of scotland, parts of northern ireland, too. where skies are clear, then temperatures will be sub zero, so, some frost will greet us for monday morning, but it will also be quite grey and misty, foggy and murky for many places, certainly for england and wales. i think the low cloud will tend to break up as we move through the day. some good sunshine across the far south and across northern and western areas, could stay quite grey and chilly crossed some eastern coastal areas of both england and also scotland. double figure values in the sunshine, chilly where we have the cloud. could see a few showers across southern parts around the middle part of the week, otherwise it s dry and turning chilly by the end of the week. thank you hel thank you lo, this is bbc news. the headlines. the chancellor plans a £5 billion grant scheme in england to support high street businesses hard hit by covid 19. free rapid covid t