mounting calls for key workers to receive priority forfuel where it is available. are you an essential worker? and if so, should you get priority for fuel ambulance workers, care staff, medics, supermarket workers let me know @vicderbyshire or email victoria@bbc.co.uk. a 36 year old man is charged with the murder of sabina nessa, a teacherfound dead in south london more than a week ago. the government will take over the running of train operator southeastern, after what it calls a £25 million breach of its franchise agreement. us singer r kelly is facing life in jail after being found guilty of exploiting his superstar status to traffic women and children for sexual abuse. also coming up. we all have our secrets, we just didn t get to yours yet. and coming up, as the premiere of the latest bond film no time to die finally takes place tongiht in london we ll talk to a daniel craig lookalike and lucy fleming, the niece of bond creator ian fleming. good morning. the army is on
everything to stop migrants crossing the english channel and they accuse the uk government of being ungrateful. commentator: it s a goal! tributes to the england world cup hero and liverpool legend roger hunt who s died at the age of 83. we all have our secrets, we just didn t get to yours yet. and finally. ..the latest bond extravaganza is released at a premiere in london. and coming up in sport on bbc news. can last season s champions league finalists manchester city spring a comeback after going behind in paris? good evening. in his first public comments on the fuel crisis which started last week, boris johnson has insisted that the problems are easing and he rejected calls for key workers such as nhs staff to be given priority on the forecourts. the petrol retailers association says there are some early signs that the pressure is starting to ease after days of queues and pump closures. tonight, the defence secretary approved plans for dozens of army drivers to be deploy
it follows the us central bank announcing its biggest increase in more than two decades yesterday. japan s prime minister has condemned the war in ukraine during a visit to london, where he s also due to agree a new defence partnership with the uk. retiring doctors in england are being urged to continue working, to help the national health service clear backlogs and deal with staff shortages. and coming up this hour, meeting some of nature s newest arrivals. a new study, following great tits near oxford, suggests spring is starting sooner in britain. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. ukrainian officials say russian forces have launched an all out assault on the azovstal steelworks, in the besieged city of mariupol. around 200 civilians are still believed to be sheltering inside. moscow says humanitarian corridors will shortly open for 3 days to allow people to leave. the hope is that civilians will escape the area to safety, but ukraine h
again very soon. and amber heard tells the court and her libel case againstjohnny depp or of the violence she says she suffered in her marriage. he violence she says she suffered in her marriage- violence she says she suffered in her marriage. he sits down in front of me at one her marriage. he sits down in front of me at one point her marriage. he sits down in front of me at one point and, her marriage. he sits down in front of me at one point and, because i her marriage. he sits down in front. of me at one point and, because i m not answering him, of me at one point and, because i m notanswering him, i of me at one point and, because i m not answering him, i was looking out the window, he slaps my face. welcome to the programme. we re going to start with the war in ukraine, and go to the city of mariupol. as we know it s been under siege for weeks. ukraine says russia has launched an all out assault on the final pocket of ukrainian resistance, the azovstal steelworks