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from 28 june. we will opt to maintain restrictions for a further three weeks from 28 june and use that time to vaccinate with both doses as many more people as possible. former bbc director general, lord hall, admits it was the wrong judgement in hindsight not to sack martin bashir over his behaviour in the run up to his 1995 interview with princess diana. and ever wondered how water shrews can breath underwater? scientists uncover the genetic secrets of the world s smallest diving mammals. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. an independent report into the unsolved killing of a private investigator, daniel morgan, over 30 years ago has concluded that the metropolitan police s failings in the case amounted to a form of institutional corruption . daniel morgan, who was 38, was found dead in a pub car park in south london in 1987, with an axe in his head. the panel has spent eight years investigating corruption claims linked to the metropolitan police s handling of ....
89 year old raf veteran rollerskating to raise money for charity. hello and welcome to the programme. germany has agreed to suspend the use of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine for the under 60s because of concerns about blood clots. the country s vaccine committee said there d been 31 cases of a rare type of blood clot among more than 2.7 million people who d received the jab. most involved women under 60. nine of them died. international regulators say the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine outweigh the risks significantly but canada has also limited its use. mark lobel reports. 31 cases of a rare form of blood clot in the brain appearing between 4 16 days after an astrazeneca jab now link to nine deaths caused german chancellor angela merkel to raise the alarm. translation: , ., , , ., translation: trust arises from the knowledge translation: trust arises from the knowledge that translation: trust arises from the knowledge that every - the knowledge that every susp ....
i m jane dougall. job done england are top of the group after their showdown against wales. a convincing win in the autumn nations cup puts them through to the final. liverpool might be top of the table butjurgen klopp was furious at dropping points after conceeding a penalty to brighton in the dying moments. and hit for six. portsmouth are through to the third round of the fa cup after thumping non league side king s lynn town. we ll have a round up of all today s results. welcome to the programme. england were expected to win and they got the job done, securing the top spot in their autumn nations cup‘s group. despite wales going ahead in the first few minutes, england were the far superior side, winning21i 13. it guarantees their place in next month s final where they ll play either scotland or france. drew savage was watching. the stance may be empty, the atmosphere not the same, but whatever the situation, this rivalry still burns bright. right now though eng ....
welcomes the court ruling that her civil case against him can go ahead. china has denied interfering in uk politics, after mi5 warned an agent of the country had infiltrated westminster. a report recommends starving cricket of taxpayers money until it tackles deep seated racism in the sport. meanwhile, a strong start for england s cricketers in the final test before another century by an australian batsman. good morning. the australian government has cancelled novak djokovic s visa for the second time, in a row over his right to remain in the country unvaccinated. the country s immigration minister said the decision was made in the public interest citing health and good order grounds. the 34 year old serbian, who was scheduled to play in the australian open on monday, can still launch another legal challenge to try and stay. this is what happened in the run up to today s decision. last wednesday, djokovic s visa was cancelled as he arrived in melbourne. border of ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are daisy mcandrew, who is nbc s royal commentator and digbyjones who is the former trade minister. welcome the former trade minister. to you both once again. let s welcome to you both once again. let s give you a flavour of the front pages. the metro leads with the story on all of the front pages this evening that the duke of york has been effectively throne out of the royal family following yesterday s decision by a us judge to reject an appeal to have his sexual assault case dropped. the sun carries the same headline, as the queen today stripped the duke of his military titles and he now faces the prospect of a us trial as a private citizen. the guardian quotes a royal commentator who says the duke had been well and truly been chucked under the royal bus and that the queen consulted with the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge before the removal of his tit ....