as well as cutting emissions. whether wales s big tree giveaway can have a meaningful impact won t be clear for at least a generation. but ministers say it s a worthwhile investment in the nation s future. hywel griffith, bbc news. here s matt taylor. and matt there s another storm just around the corner, how bad could this one be? good news, it is not as potent as storm arwen, but some more disruption is certainly likely in north east england. disruption is certainly likely in north-east england. disruption is certainly likely in north-east england. let s have a look at what north-east england. let s have a look at what will north-east england. let s have a look at what will be north-east england. let s have a look at what will be storm - north-east england. let s have a look at what will be storm barra | north-east england. let s have a i look at what will be storm barra as it pushes across us tuesday into wednesday. the biggest impact yesterday to the south west of
a warning from one of the creators of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine that a future pandemic could be even more lethal. nigeria moves onto the uk s red list for travel, meaning anybody arriving from the country must isolate in an approved hotel for ten days. the former myanmar leader aung san suu kyi ousted in a military takeover is sentenced to four years in prison for inciting unrest the first in a series of verdicts that could see herjailed for life. a british teenager who survived a crocodile attack in zambia speaks for the first time about her ordeal. when the accident happened, i fully accept that the fact that i was going to lose my foot. and i accepted that. and i said to all my friends, it s fine, i ve lost my foot, i m still alive. and coming up if you live in wales, your houshold is going to get a free tree to try to help to tackle carbon emissions. the home secretary, priti patel, will today publish a ten year strategy for tackling drug misuse in engla
of the homicides in this country. the question for the government is notiust the question for the government is notjust over the plans the question for the government is not just over the plans today but the money they have taken out of the system, the money they have taken out of the system, millions of pounds taken out of the system, millions of pounds taken out of the system over the years and that has of the system over the years and that has caused a lot of the problems. what do you think of the government s drugs plan we re really interested to hear your view particularly if you use drugs maybe jst at the weeknd, or whether you work in the sector whether it s in prisons, orfor drugs charities or in a drug rehab centre @vicderbyshire on twitter or email victoria@bbc.co.uk a british teenager who survived a crocodile attack in zambia speaks for the first time about her ordeal. when the accident happened, i fully accept that the fact that i was going to lose m
boycott of the 2022 winter olympics because of china s record on human rights. the former elected leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, is found guilty of inciting dissent and given a prison sentence. and we talk to the hollywood legend mel brooks, who at 95 is looking back at his eventful life. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel. all eyes on goodison park as everton host arsenal, desperate for an improved performance in the premier league. good evening. a ten year strategy for dealing with drug abuse in england and wales has been announced by borisjohnson. he said the focus would be on supporting the rehabiliation of drug addicts, doing more to discourage the recreational use of drugs and punishing those involved in drug gangs. the biggest share £780 million will be spent on improving treatment services. all local authorities in england will receive new money. £300 million will be spent in england and wales on breaking up supply lines, including thousan