coming up in around 10 minutes time we ll have newswatch, but first here s click. # ladies and gents, this is the moment you ve waited for. # in the heat of dubai. # your sweat soaking through the floor. yes, it s a year later than planned, but it s finally on. world expo 2020 has opened its doors and we re finally on the ground to see the spectacle. dubai has turned an enormous section of desert into an event where nearly every country under the sun gets to wave its flag and show off its ideas on a world stage. # tell me do you want to go? # where it s covered in all the coloured lights? the hype has been huge, so it s time to see if it s lived up to its promise. time to find out if this is the greatest show. 192 countries, 192 pavilions, all different, some extravagant, some just bonkers. and maybe, just maybe, some world changing ideas hidden amongst them. who knows? maybe it s the robot helpers delivering food, giving directions and. excuse me, i m in charge of the securi
by the home secretary. the mother of one of those murdered says bereaved families need answers . the home secretary priti patel backs calls to change the law, to give victims of domestic abuse more time to report crimes. the social care watchdog in england warns many people could be left without help this winter because of an exhausted and depleted work force good evening and welcome to bbc news. scientists advising the uk government, say plans but, ministers in england are resisting calls to switch to their winter plan b that would see measures like compulsory face coverings in certain places. the scientists say early intervention, like asking more people to work from home, could have the greatest impact on preventing viral spread, and reduce the need for more stringent and longer lasting measures. new figures from the office for national statistics, suggest that 1.1 million people were infected across the uk last week, the highest number since january. currently there ar
friday s news at 6pm. one witness who was opposite the church when it happened told me he saw a woman coming out and calling an ambulance. then, after armed police arrived, he saw a man of african appearance being away. ben ward lewis responded like this. online and in broadcast since then, the man who was charged with murder on thursday has been described in bbc coverage as being of somali origin. other viewers thought bbc news didn t make enough of his ethnicity and was too slow to mention it. adrian rundle left us this message late on friday evening. i m just appalled that the bbc are not reporting that it is a man from somalia that s been arrested. other news networks are why on earth should you be protecting this man or protecting the muslim faith? at the end of the day, this is the person who has been arrested on suspicion of the stabbing, and the bbc should report the facts, and not be so left wing and woke that they don t want to report the truth. we asked bbc n
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The death of sir david amess at his constituency surgery last friday has led to a lot of soul searching in commentary and analysis of the possible reasons behind the attack, and what can be done to prevent similar incidents is in the future. alan lomax sent his thoughts on this. as for the bbc s reporting of the murder itself, one aspect caught the attention of some of you demonstrated here by daniel sanford on last