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so let s discuss in more detail the expectation today that there will be an announcement that all covid 19 related restrictions in england would be lifted next monday. but was thatjune 21 deadline. government sources have told the bbc most current rules will remain for another four weeks afterjune 21st. it means nightclubs will remain closed and people will be encouraged to still work from home where possible. concerns about the spread of the delta variant, now dominant in the uk, have led some scientists to call for the delay. for business, it s a pivotal moment. ukhospitality, the trade body for pubs, restaurants and hotels says lifting all restrictions next week is crucial as currently only two in five hospitality businesses are operating profitably. kate nicholls, chief executive of ukhospitality, joins me now. kate,it kate, it looks likely them that this four week delay is going to take place. what is your reaction? it to take place. what is your reaction? reaction? it ....
and international practice that guides international civil aviation under the chicago convention. max mosley, former boss of the formula one association, who took the news of the world to court, for invading his privacy and won, has died aged 81. a vigil is held for the black lives matter campaigner sasha johnson after she was shot. she remains critically ill in hospital. a bbc investigation reveals how some children with special needs are being failed by a school charging over £50,000 a year per pupil. and how dogs can be trained to detect coronavirus in humans and could be used in the future for screening at airports or mass events. good evening and welcome to bbc news. there s been international outrage at belarus after a ryanair flight travelling between two eu capitals was forced to divert there following claims of a bomb threat. a journalist on board who s criticised president lukashenko was detained. the chief executive of ryanair, michael 0 leary, has called it ....
how we do like to be beside the seaside. coastal towns are the biggest winners, as the uk economy bounces back from lockdown. and attention turns to wales, who will be looking to seal their spot in the last 16 of euro 2020 when they take on the might of italy. we can catch up with all the support from gavin. good morning. wales face their toughest test of euro 2020 so far later. they re in rome facing group a leaders italy. hwyl griffith is there. italian football is having a renaissance. the national team has played 29 games without loss. to bear the azuri here, will require, well, an olympic event. commentator: that s another brilliant ball. and it is in this time! wales arrive buoyed by wednesday s 2 0 win against turkey. the result means they are almost guaranteed a place in the next round, but they have not come to rome to relax. we still have the mentality we want to try and win the group, we want to try and win the game. yeah, i think that is the best way to appr ....
again. she did another one of those crushing s of a ceo in a house hearing but she s not going to join us until the end of the hour because we have so much ground to cover before that, including the return of andrew weisberg and tim o brien who were rushed into service last night as we were speaking in this moment, bookers were frantically trying to find experts to talk about this development of the new york state attorney general. embarking on the criminal investigation of donald trump. it is only fair that they get 24 hours to digest that and come back tonight with their expert views, of where we stand tonight. the story has developed a little bit. we now have reporting indicating that it s been more than a month or so since the trump lawyers found out about this criminal investigation. yeah, and there is new reporting from cnn tonight, we have not confirmed it but cnn has said that the new york attorney generals office has appeared to have held on to a piece of t ....
hello. fighting the coronavirus pandemic has been a monumental task for all nations, but for those in developing countries, having limited access to vaccines has proved to be disastrous. at a meeting on monday, the world trade organization will be discussing a proposal first put forward by india and south africa back in october, to suspend patents on covid vaccines for the duration of the pandemic. the aim is to speed up access to affordable medical products for the prevention and treatment of covid 19. the debate is over the best way to achieve this, and whether suspending patents is the answer. the us has backed a waiver, but not everyone is convinced. joining me now is diarmaid mcdonald, lead organiser atjust treatment. who opposes this and why? this is reall who opposes this and why? ti 3 is really interesting, it s going to be the first time the world trade organization meets with the us switching sides in the debate. previously, this proposal made first in october ....