Finance leaders. I haven t taken it off yet. And never will. I m not going to take it off, either. And how a promise made more than 70 years ago has finally been fulfilled. And coming up on the bbc news channel. Rain delays play on day three of the first test between england and new zealand at lord s, with the hosts 267 runs behind. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The uk medicines regulator has approved the extention of the szierbiontech vaccine for use in children as young as 12. The mhra said it had carried out a rigorous review of the vaccine in adolescents between 12 and 15, saying the benefits outweigh the risks. The uk s vaccine committee will now decide on whether to advise the government that this age group should be vaccinated as part of the uk rollout. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns reports. America has been doing it for a month. ,. , america has been doing it for a month. G ,. , ,. ,. , month. Just got the shot a few minutes a90 month. Just g
Government and sadly it has created unnecessary disruption and stress for hundreds of thousands of british families. Are you one of the thousands of britons currently in portugal or have you booked a holiday, and are unsure what this decision means for your travel plans this summer. Please do get it touch with me on twitter @annita mcveigh and use the hashtag bbcyourquestions. A leading hong kong pro democracy activist is detained by police, as authorities ban a vigil to mark the anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. The detained belarussian journalist roman prostasevich appears on state tv saying he helped to organise anti government protests. His family say he was speaking under duress. And coming up remembering the british heroes of d day, the final preparations are made at a new normandy memorial ahead of its opening this weekend. Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. The travel industry has described the changes to england s travel list anno
1976 andrst elected in is the longest-serving gop senator in history. senator hatch: for more than four decades, i have had the distinct privilege of serving in the united states senate, what some would call the world s greatest deliberative body. speaking on legislation, corralling our colleagues, these are the moments i will miss. these are the memories i will cherish forever. to address this body is the experience is to experience a singular feeling. the sense that you are part of something bigger than yourself. character in the grand narrative that is america. how often i come to speak at this lectern. i experience that feeling again and again. but today, if i am being honest, i feel sadness. my heart is heavy because it aches for the times that we lived up to our reputation as the world s greatest deliberative body. gone are the days in which democrats and republicans need on middle ground instead of retreat to partisan trenches. some may say i am waxing nostalgic. ,ea