club by night, vaccine centre by day the attempt to encourage more 18 to 29 year olds to have a covid jab. save geronimo campaigners march on downing street later to demand a reprieve for the alpaca who s tested positive for bovine tb. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. a code red for humanity that s how the biggest ever report on climate change is being described by the un secretary general. the study, produced by hundreds of the world s top scientists and signed off by all the world s governments, says it s unequivocal that human activities are responsible for global warming. the report describes an overheating world slipping into crisis with more weather extremes and rising temperatures in the coming years. the government s climate co ordinator alok sharma says the report is a stark warning about the need to cut emissions. here s our energy and environment analyst roger harrabin. sirens wildfires are blazi
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate proctor, editor of politics home, and jonathan walker, political editor of the birmingham post and mail. let s bring you up to date on the front pages, and we have most of them in now. the guardian leads with borisjohnson facing mounting anger after he decided not to isolate despite a member of his team testing positive for covid 19 on his scotland trip. the daily mail accuses the government of more hypocricy as it calls for the mp alok sharma to quarantine in a hotel like everyone else, after he travelled to red list countries for work. the times leads with the headline no more lockdowns , as official figures show a clear fall in coronavirus cases. the dailly mirror celebrates team gb s haul of fame after laura kenny s fifth gold medal and the relay team s bronze. the sun adds that it was a stellar day for team gb s women, as they won the most medals in a single day in wh
apart from one thing. one hour before the end of 2020, midnight in europe, the brexit transition period came to an end. the uk s relationship with the eu was now governed by the terms of a deal finally reached just a week earlier on christmas eve. this is an amazing moment for this country. we have our freedom in our hands. and it is up to us to make the most of it. the deal allowed trade to continue tariff free, but there were problems. a row would develop over fishing licences, causing a rift between the uk and france. problems soon emerged with the arrangements for northern ireland. there were supply issues in supermarkets and suggestions that both the eu and the uk could trigger a clause that would rip up the agreement. a solution still hadn t been found by the end of the year, when it became liz truss s problem, after lord frost, who had been leading the negotiations for the uk, quit the government. we have never disagreed in any way about brexit policy, right up to the
of what they have achieved in the last three weeks that they recognise, this is rehab, but in a completed different way. calvert reconnections accepts referrals from all over the country. a supporter of the new acquired brain injury bill, which aims to improve care and treatment on offer, the charity hopes it can play a part in changing the national strategy on brain rehabilitation, giving more people this unique life changing treatment. it has turned my life upside down, it really has, in a good way, obviously. yeah, ijust feel fitter mentally and physically. with all the activities, it s great. megan paterson, bbc news. now it s time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. the weather over the next few days and nights is going to be unseasonably mild. after a cold start in the north, we ve got this band of rain continuing to push steadily north. behind it, it will brighten up, though there will still be areas of cloud and one or two showers, and the wind