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to be allowed through. commentator: it s wheel to wheel! and a clash of the titans lewis hamilton and max verstappen crash out of the italian grand prix. good evening. a vaccine passport scheme for nightclubs and other venues in england will not now go ahead at the end of this month, the government confirmed today, despite ministers saying just days ago that it was the right thing to do. the news comes ahead of this week s plan on how covid will be managed over the autumn and winter. here s our political correspondent chris mason. this is the parklife festival in manchester. tens of thousands of people in heaton park this weekend. nightclubs and perhaps events like this in england did face the prospect of having to demand vaccine passports by the end of the month, but. i ve never liked the idea of saying to people, you must show your papers or something to do, you know, what is just an everyday activity, but we were right to, you know, properly look at it, to look at ....
is different now because of the different systems in place because of brexit those things are not temporary, they are permanent. and they are things that may eventually resolve themselves as we fill those labour shortages in different ways. but i could see downing street saying it ll all be over by christmas i would be very surprised if we managed to recruit enough drivers by christmas to sort this out. :: :: :: :: , , , enough drivers by christmas to sort this out. i: i: i: i: , , , ., this out. 50,000 tests will be made available, according this out. 50,000 tests will be made available, according to this out. 50,000 tests will be made available, according to the - available, according to the transport secretary, olivia, to get people into those lorries that we need to have on the roads particularly interesting, he says they are recruiting women, but the pay needs to be better. i they are recruiting women, but the pay needs to be better. pay needs to be bett ....
hospital near norwich. the first international passenger flight takes off from kabul airport since the taliban took control of afghanistan it has around 200 foreign nationals on board. migrant boats crossing the channel could be turned back at sea but the french authorities say it would be dangerous and illegal. hospital waiting lists in england are now the worst since records began, with 5.5 million people waiting for routine treatment. and emma raducanu s fairy tale in new york the teenager reaches the semifinals of the us open, the first british woman to do so for nearly a0 years. hello, good evening. the scottish parliament votes this evening on whether or not to bring in vaccine passports for people who want to get into nightclubs, major sporting events, festivals and concerts. deputy first ministerjohn swinney said it would be a proportionate response to the risks of covid. but opposition parties have raised concerns about how the scheme would work, and both lab ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is lizzy buchan, political correspondent of the daily mirror, and kieran andrews, political editor of the times scotland. let me bring you up to date with the front pages at home. we begin with the financial times, which focuses on tax rises to help the nhs and social care. it reports that borisjohnson fended off a rebellion in the commons to secure the £12 billion a year tax rise. but the prime minister is warned that isn t enough to fix the care crisis, that s on the front of the guardian. it features warnings from experts and professionals that the gamble plan would fail to deliver. staying with the nhs, the telegraph reports the service is hiring 42 new executives on salaries of up to £270,000 each amid concerns over how new tax cash will be spent. another health story leads on the front of the i, the fight against covid this time as it focuses on rapid roll out of more vacci ....
today for the british team in tokyo. good today for the british team in tokyo. morning, it ha and good morning, it has been a bit cool and cloudy for some of us recently but you will be pleased to hear there is a bit more sunshine in the forecast, and temperatures will be on the up over the next few days. some rain and a forecast for tomorrow in the north, i will have all the details throughout this morning s programme. it s saturday 4 september. our top story: some gp surgeries in england and wales have begun cancelling appointments for the winter flu jab, after delays to the delivery of doses of the vaccine. a shortage of lorry drivers is believed to be behind the problem. doctors have warned it will have a serious impact on workloads and patients. our correspondent helena wilkinson has this report. this year s flu campaign is set to be the largest in history. more than 35 million people in the uk will be offered the jab on the nhs. news of a delay to some flu vaccine deliv ....