social media companies to pay for news content. starving to death a special report on yemen s 400,000 children, innocent victims of an increasingly brutal conflict. and new views of the martian landscape nasa releases videos of its perserverance rover landing on the surface of mars. also this hour the dangers of dating apps. with more people than ever using them, we ll be finding out what warning signs you should look out for. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk s prime minister boris johnson has defended what he says is a cautious plan for easing lockdown in england, after facing criticism from some of his own mps and businesses leaders that the pace of change will be too slow. the outcome of a review on international travel is set to be announced by a special global travel task force on the 12th of april. but there s already been a surge in bookings for foreign holidays by travellers with easyjet reporting a 630% increase i
on theater row in manhattan. - and once upon a time, it was like that, but can broadway survive the closures this festive season as covid wrecks the shows? hello and welcome. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. for more than 30 years, the human rights organisation memorial has been chronicling the abuses of the soviet era to ensure the crimes and victims are unearthed and are not forgotten. but now, the supreme court has banned russia s oldest human rights organisation liquidated it to use their language accusing it of violating a law requiring groups to register as foreign agents. it comes at the end of a year in which the kremlin has cracked down vigorously on its critics. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has described it as an affront to human rights. 0ur moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. more and more, it feels as if russia is turning the clock back. liquidate, the judge says, as she orders one of russia s oldest civil rights groups,
to be available, so it s very difficult to plan and let our patients and other people know in terms of when to come back and when it s going to be in the pharmacies. soaring energy bills, rising taxes and stagnant wages will leave millions of families struggling in 2022 according to a leading think tank. england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling says society must never let its guard down over racism in the game. we tend to address it for that period, you know, that five days of that week and then normally we brush it up under the carpet, things are all fine now. and we go back to a sun soaked coventry as the city finally got to celebrate the start of a covid delayed year as the uk s city of culture. hello, welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has defended his decision not to impose more covid restrictions in england saying that the omicron variant is obviously milder than the delta strain. borisjohnson also again called for people to come forward to ge
according to a leading think tank. england and manchester city footballer raheem sterling tells the bbc that society must never let down its guard over racism in the game. you address it for that week, and any brush you address it for that week, and any brush it you address it for that week, and any brush it under the carpet, and then any brush it under the carpet, and then things any brush it under the carpet, and then things are all fine now. and why the tequila fish is back once declared extinct it is now being re introduced to the rivers of mexico. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. pharmacists are warning of patchy supplies of rapid covid tests. demand hasjumped recently, because people are being advised to test themselves before going to events or to see family and friends, and also because of changes allowing those with covid in england to end isolation after seven days if they test negative. the government says more kits are being made availa
people in the uk are left waiting days for covid pcr testing following high demand and pharmacists warn of patchy supplies of rapid test kits. we don t know when these are going to be available so it s very difficult to plan and let our patients and people know in terms of when to come back and when it s going to be in the pharmacies. . soaring energy bills, rising taxes and stagnant wages will leave millions of british families struggling in 2022, according to a leading think tank one of the last pro democracy media outlets in hong kong shuts down after a police raid. prayers and thanksgiving in soweto, following the death of archibishop desmond tutu. a memorial service is being held in cape town today. hello and welcome. pharmacists in the uk are warning of patchy supplies of rapid covid tests. demand hasjumped recently, because people are being advised to test themselves before going to events or to see family and friends, and also because of changes allowing those with