mostly at tel aviv. hundreds of people protest in glasgow to try and stop uk immigration enforcement from removing two men. police have agreed to release the men for the time being. and we will be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers this evening, including dawn foster. but is it 10:30 on bbc news. good evening and welcome if you have justjoined us. the prime minister says he is anxious about the spread of the indian coronavirus variant in parts of the uk and says he can t rule anything out. public health england say there are now more than 1,300 cases, up from 520 last week. bolton has one of the highest rates of the indian variant, with most of the infections thought to be among the under 25s. in blackburn with darwen, additional vaccination clinics will be opened up next week though the jab will only be available to those within the current government guidance, which is currently anyone aged over 38. 0ur correspondent dominic hughes reports from bolto
a painting by vincent van gogh, has been shown to the public for the first time, after being kept in a french family s collection for years. good evening. when children in england return to the classroom the week after next, many of them will have missed nearly half a school year because of covid lockdowns. today, the government has announced an extra £400 million on top of £300 million announced last month for what s being described as a catch up programme. out of that, £302 million will be for primary and secondary schools to spend on their most disadvantaged pupils. another £200 million is for expanded tutoring programmes. and a further £200 million will be set aside for extra face to face summer schools for some secondary pupils. teaching unions and heads have described the extra cash as a good start, but say there needs to be a longer term strategy. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has been to two schools in the west midlands. a haven for children as familie
admiral blair serves as a member of the energy security leadership council, the national bureau of asian research, u.s. china relations in the atlantic council. previously served as director of national intelligence from january 2009 to may 2010 and prior to retiring from the navy he was after 34 years commander of u.s. pacific command, admiral blair will provide testimony on the drivers of china s development of expeditionary capabilities. after admiral blair we will hear from kristin, chief executive officer of vantage point asia llc, a consultancy that provides expertise on the indo pacific region with a focus on chinese foreign policy and security issues. she also holds a position of abject senior policy analyst at asd, formally she served director of the navy asia-pacific advisory group at the pentagon. and was a senior project director for chinese military writtenrity, she has extensively on chinese foreign policy security and military affairs. she will address how br
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house panel have privately agonized over how aggressive to be in pursuing sitting members of congress, weighing their desire for information about lawmakers direct interactions with former president trump against a potential legal difficulty and political consequences of doing so. now they are wrestling with whether to subpoena mccarthy, the man who is line to be speaking if republicans retake the house this november, setting in motion a process that could potentially lead to a democratic-controlled house holing him in contempt of congress with the midterm elections looming. investigators have rarely encountered such a situation. it is a situation with hefty stakes for their institution and their investigation as well given mccarthy s many conversations and meetings with the expresident, and given that questions are mount being what was said during those interactions. just days after the insurrection, kevin mccarthy told a local california radio host in an interview he proba