investigation concludes coronavirus didn t originate from this lab in china, but can t say where it did come from. tough new quarantine rules for travellers to england in the effort to fight coronavirus more testing, big fines and the threat of prison if they don t comply. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. us senators have decided it is constitutional to proceed with the second impeachment trial of donald trump. the former president s lawyers argued he could not be tried as a private citizen, but senators voted 56 44 to continue with proceedings. the evidence against mr trump included a shocking film showing the rioters storming the capitol on january the 6th. our north america editor, jon sopel, reports hear he, hear ye, hear ye. in the building where a policeman and four protesters lost their lives, where the trump supporting mob ran amok month last month, donald trump today went on trial. on the question of whether donald john trump is
have accused tim westwood of predatory and unwanted sexual behaviour abusing his position in the music business. he denies the allegations. a teenager is convicted of stabbing to death an 18 year old in a gang fight in bristol. buyers and clubs that don t do enough to prevent spiking should lose their licences according to a new report from mps. hundreds lined the streets for the funeral of the d day veteran who raised tens of thousands for the british normandy memorial. the un secretary general has called for a ceasefire in ukraine. he was speaking after holding talks in moscow where he met vladimir putin in an effort to find a diplomatic resolution to the conflict between russia and ukraine. he is also due to travel together to meet president zelensky but hopes of any kind of peace deal are not high. russia has warned nato is waging a proxy war by sending weapons to ukraine and today delegates from more than a0 countries met in germany to discuss increasing military support
on student loans could jump as high as 12% later this year. financial experts and students call for a change to the system which, they say, could put people off going to university. tempers spill over in madrid as police separate manchester city and atletico players after a bruising night as city reach the semifinals of the champions league. the league. first half of the easter weekend looking the first half of the easter weekend looking dry with sunshine. the best of which in the east. the second half has the potential for rain. all the details throughout the programme. it s thursday, 14th april. our main story. the government has struck a deal to send some asylum seekers to rwanda while their claims are processed. the prime minister is due to unveil more details of the scheme later this morning. single men who travel across the channel in small boats will be relocated more than 4,000 miles to rwanda and could also be encouraged to settle in the east african country. critics
correspondents on both sides of the channel and in rwanda. also in the programme: russia s flagship vessel in the black sea is seriously damaged ukraine claims it hit the ship with missiles. nhs leaders warn this easter could be as bad as most winters for the the health service. gallowgate offered mungo his shoulders to sit on. and the booker prize winning author who says more voices like his need to be heard. you can t possibly understand this country unless you are fairly represented with working class voices. and coming up on the bbc news channel, the end of an era for women s cricket as england s two time world cup winner anya shrubsole retires from the international game. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. the government has announced plans to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. single men crossing the english channel in small boats will be flown 4,000 miles on a one way ticket to africa, to be processed and resettled. the prime minister says the governm