and, the lovely bones author, alice sebold, apologises for her part in the conviction of a man found innocent after 16 years injail. the rising cost of living, inflation in the uk could push an average spending of a family over £2000 over the next year. and coming up this hour. more than £20 million is pledged to end hiv action plan on world aids day. we live in liverpool, remembering some of those who have lost their lives to the disease. we are live. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the nhs is gearing up for a major expansion of the vaccine booster programme, with hospitals and thousands of community sites set to offer the jab in response to the 0micron variant. in england, a further 14 million adults are being offered a booster. the government says all adults should have been offered a booster by the end of january. some 400 military personnel will help out at 1,500 vaccine sites across england to deliver the booster programme. the prime minister said these were
a little bit cooler for england and wales, getting closer to the seasonal norm. we can will be colder, particularly saturday, and windy as well. a mixture of sunshine and showers. you can see the cold air spreading to all areas by the end of friday as we head to the weekend. we have that polar arctic air mass. looks like it will be a chilly day on saturday, better for many on sunday, with more in the way of sunshine and light winds. thanks stav. and that s bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday i m jane dougall. he s back in the squad but can aaron ramsey help wales qualify for the euros? we ll hear from the manager ahead of their crunch qualifier against finland. this player has said he currently does not want to play for his country. we will hear from 0wen farrow for the first time since he withdrew from selection for his mental health of. withdrew from selection for his mental health of. and the draught for the hundred has happened in london. also coming up on s
talking to people about how they are coping with rising prices. join they are coping with rising prices. us at 9.30 at the we join us at 9.30 at the fire station. we have an audience full of fascinating people from all walks of life who will be talking about the cost of living crisis and how it is affecting people who work and live in the city. join us at 9.30. and i m annita mcveigh at westminster where at 12 o clock, liz truss will face questions from mps in the house of commons for the first time since the almost complete reversal of her economic plan. and as inflation hits double figures, downing street refuses to commit to increasing state pensions in line with prices, which would be breaking a manifesto pledge. obviously we take manifesto commitments incredibly seriously. the chancellor will be making a statement in just over a week s time, where he will set out all the plans for taxation and expenditure and government budgets. hello and welcome to bbc news, with mejo
nevada. s before another big issue it s happening on the southern border that s for the latest government data shows agents have encountered more than 2.3 million migrants in the fiscal year that ended just a few weeks ago. that number a record high. the head of the national board of counsel blames president biden s policies for the worsening situation. but there s absolutely no humanity. if you look back at the record previous to his administration it was just over 300 destin with over double that for just getting worse and worse and worse that s the problem. bill is alive at the border in eagle pass, texas with more, bill. parks arthel, good afternoon to bring eagle pass as part of border patrol del rio sector which was the number one busiest sector with more than 470,000 illegal crossings went fiscal year 2022. we are picking up right where we left off or take a look at this video was shot earlier this morning here in eagle pass with her drone team this is another siz