states to meet some of those who still believe in the conspiracy. it s been a year since the mobilising power of a conspiracy theory nearly brought the united states to its knees. at the root of a lot of the lies and misinformation about the election was qanon. when everything unfolded onjanuary sixth, what were you thinking? get us off national television. what are we doing? is that the capital? is that our shaman? in 2020, i reported on the dramatic rise of interest in qanon during the pandemic. that was a dark time and a dark place. and i spent a lot of time feeling like i was like four feet outside of my body. a year on from the attack on capitol hill, i m travelling to the us, not to meet the grifters still spreading the conspiracy theory, but some of those who continue to believe. we got some patriots in the house. i love it. to find out why. mainstream media are all complacent, they admitted it has never changed. that s us. so, yeah, again, i don t know how, you just w
tomorrow s court hearing. morrisons becomes the first supermarket to scrap use by dates on its milk, encouraging consumers to reduce waste by using the sniff test instead. an afghan baby separated from his parents in kabul during the chaos of the us withdrawal is reunited with relatives. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are aletha adu, political correspondent at the daily mirror, and the former conservative adviser mo hussein. tonight s front pages, before we hear from them. the metro leads on the falling number of omicron cases in the uk for the fifth consecutive day. there s been a weekly drop of almost 10% in covid hospital admissions. the i says that the prime minister is planning to announce a living with covid plan by march which could include winding down testing and the scrapping of free lateral flow tests. another of those measures is reported in the telegraph, reducing the covid isolation period fr
and in the dramatic final moments of the fourth test, england deny australia a clean sweep in the ashes. good evening. a tennis champion with a title to defend, a government insisting he is not exempt from rules that foreign visitors have to be vaccinated. a judge in melbourne will begin hearing the case of novak djokovic versus the australian government in an hour s time. he is trying to avoid being deported having been held in a hotel since he arrived in australia four days ago. live now to shaimaa khalil at the court in melbourne. in less than an hour, a judge will hear arguments on both sides, novak djokovic s lawyers saying he had every reason to believe that he was entitled to enter australia and take part in the tournament to defend his title. the government says he had been given no guarantee that his exemption would be accepted. the anger and confusion this has caused continues. for days, they ve been showing their solidarity on the streets of melbourne. no court app
Eastwards but with that will way eastwards but with that will come a lot of cloud, drizzle patches in the west, starting in the east with the odd bit of rain just about anywhere else for the afternoon. the rain heavierfor anywhere else for the afternoon. the rain heavier for western scotland where it will also be quite windy of the afternoon but it s across the west that will see the highest temperatures reaching highs of 13 celsius in belfast and further east above normal at 7 9 c. hello, this is bbc news. i m shaun ley. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. in new york, at least 19 people are dead after a fire ripped through an apartment building in the bronx area of the city. the education secretary for england backs reducing the covid isolation period, from seven days to five. the australian government did not give assurances to novak djokovic that he could enter the country without a vaccination, according to documents filed before
Hello there. last night we had a glimpse of the aurora borealis. this weather watcher picture showing those from the average insurer area. and you might have a glimpse of it tonight, as well. initially skies clear, a shock frost covered insurer. cloud, drizzle, mist and merck spreads and from the west, but with that comes higher temperatures, temperatures will rise through the night for many of us. heading into monday, we ve got this mild air slowly pushing its way eastwards across the country. but with that will come a lot of cloud, some drizzle patches in the west. might start off on a bright note in east before the cloud