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and hundreds line the streets in southend to pay tribute to the conservative mp sir david amess, who was stabbed to death last month. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel. back in the frame. is mauricio pochettino the long term answer for manchester united and will he leave psg mid season? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has defended his plans for reforming social care in england, as mps prepare to vote on his proposals tonight. borisjohnson called his plan incredibly generous and said it would help tackle what he calls a long standing social injustice over cost. the government unveiled its proposals in september, which include an £86,000 cap on personal care costs. but an amendment to the plan said support payments from councils will not count towards the cap. charities have warned it will mean some of the less well off will be unfairly hit. it s thought some backbench tory mps could rebel when they v ....
getting we went, to pepper pig world. describing the performance is shambolic. describing the performance as shambolic. austria is back in lockdown today. its trying to control a rising covid infection rate. and with new restrictions coming in across europe, we ve seen protests in belgium, austria, italy, the netherlands, switzerland and croatia. once again we re seeing the tension between public health measures and personal freedoms. let s start in austria. tens of thousands of people protested in the capital, vienna, in response to the new national lockdown and to plans that make vaccination a legal requirement. here s the president of the austrian medical association on the decision to do this. here is from february the 1st, vaccination will be mandatory in our country because it is necessary to stop the spread. a police press conferences just started. a police press conferences ust started. , ., ., ., , started. firing his weapon and was takin: a started. firing ....
in the uk. a bbc investigation discovers that the deaths of two women, who both died of herpes days after giving birth in kent, are linked. and hundreds line the streets in southend to pay tribute to the conservative mp sir david amess who was stabbed to death last month. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has defended his plans for reforming social care in england as mps prepare to vote on his proposals tonight. borisjohnson called his plan incredibly generous and said it would help tackle what he calls a long standing social injustice over cost. the government unveiled its proposals in september, which include an £86,000 cap on personal care costs. but an amendment to the plan said support payments from councils will not count towards the cap. charities have warned it will mean some of the less well off being unfairly hit. it s thought some backbench tory mps could rebel when they vote later. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg. a mother ....
hello and welcome. we start with europe s response to a surge in covid cases. tough new restrictions are being imposed in some countries, together with stern political warnings. the protests, though, are also spreading. austria has reintroduced a nationwide lockdown today. germany s health minister said that by the end of the winter, most germans would be vaccinated, cured or dead, while the dutch prime minister condemned a third night of unrest as pure violence by idiots opposed to covid restrictions. let s take a look in more detail. in austria, people are only allowed to leave their homes for essentials such as work, exercise and food shopping. the daily average is nearly m00 new cases. 14,000. germany s chancellor, angela merkel, has said the measures in place are not sufficient. almost a8,000 new infections have been reported there. in belgium s capital, brussels, demonstrators clashed with police after tens of thousands of people marched through the city centre. ....
live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 7am in singapore and midnight in brussels where european ministers will meet early in the morning to discuss a coordinated response to the covid crisis. the continent has seen the number of cases spiral in recent weeks, forcing governments to reintroduce some restrictions and urge more people to get vaccinated. austria is the first eu country to re introduce a nationwide lockdown. and germany s health minister predicts that by the end of the winter, most germans will be vaccinated, recovered, or dead. our europe editor katya adler has the latest. economic prosperity has not been shared equally spiralling case numbers are spooking some. others, like this massive crowd in vienna, reject democrat objective covert macro today austria became the first eu country to reimpose a full if brief lockdown. vaccinations will be compulsory here from february. in berlin, germany s health minister said his co ....