Rollout in The Uk is now starting to break the link between Coronavirus Infections and deaths. Sirens Petrol Bombs are thrown and a bus is hijacked and set on fire in another night of violence in belfast. Northern irelands Power Sharing Executive will meet later. Myanmar s ambassador in The Uk is locked out of his London Embassy saying he and his staff were told to leave the building by myanmar s military, because of his opposition to the coup in his country. Hello and welcome if youre watching in The Uk or Around The World. Ministers are continuing to reassure the public about the safety of the Astrazeneca Coronavirus Vaccine after the official advice changed to say that adults under 30 should be offered an alternative jab. The Uk Medicines regulator, the mhra, said the evidence had been Firming Up that a link exists between rare Blood Clots and the Vaccine. Astrazeneca says it is working with officials to try to understand what is causing these extremely rare events. A review by the
as eu leaders meet to decide their next move over export restrictions, astrazeneca expresses anger at being caught in the middle of the vaccine row parents anger at a school in west yorkshire after a teacher shows cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. coming up shortly we ll be live in the white house for us presidentjoe biden s first televised press conference. a royal navyjet has crashed into a field in cornwall the two pilots ejected from the plane and have been taken to hospital. a year later than planned the torch relay for the delayed tokyo olympics finally gets under way injapan one of the few privately owned paintings of vincent van gogh has been sold for m million euros at an auction in paris. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. mps are debating the extension of emergency coronavirus laws in england until the end of september, ahead of a vote due to take place shortly. some conservative backbenchers argue that the easing of lockdown measures should go f
to the minimum term people serve, i make plain that i m not ordering that you want to be released at the end of it. whether you will be released or not at that stage, or at any later stage will be a matter for the parole board to consider, only when the minimum term has been served can the parole board decide whether it is safe to release you are not. if the board does release you you remain on licence and liable to recall for the rest of your life. if the statutory surcharge applies to your case then the appropriate orders can be drawn up. i order the forfeiture under section 23 of the terrorism act 2000 of four items, r j b one, a mobile phone, rjb two, a laptop, rjb 23, tactical combat gloves and rjb 20, tactical combat goggles. you will be subject to notification requirements as set out in the counter terrorism act 2008. you may go down. what you have been watching is the sentencing of matthew king, those were the sentencing remarks of the judge, sentencing matthew king p
equal fourth warmest on record, and quite alarmingly with only two months to go we are on track for one of the warmest years on record. some of the warmest years on record. some of us need rain, but only northern ireland were substantially above normal. there will be some over the next 2a hours, but it is the wind that will feature tomorrow night. widespread gales, and potentialfor disruptive and damaging gusts of wind. all linked into this area of cloud. that s a developing area of low pressure. a gap between that and the showers we have at the moment. lively showers this evening. they are clearing off, clearing skies, a few showers later on in the south and west. most will become dry and clear. not the coldest mornings tomorrow morning, two or three degrees in parts of rural scotland, but a bright start for many ahead of this. an area of low pressure i was mentioning. it will be slowly pushing from the west. the wind picking up through the day. for many, the driest and brig