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are considered by ministers. let me know if you think it s a good idea. do get in touch on twitter @annita mcveigh or use the hashtag bbcyourquestions. still in lockdown sydney and the surrounding area, remains under strict covid measures for at least another four weeks as infection rates surge. british former senior military commanders urge borisjohnsonto allow more afghan interpreters to settle in the uk. and remembering britain s police officers and staff from across the country who have died while protecting the public a new memorial will be officially unveiled today a warm welcome to day four at the tokyo olympics. and in the past hour, it s just been announced that the american gymnast, simone biles, has pulled out of another gymnastics event she s withdrawn from the all around competition, in which she s the defending champion. on tuesday, she pulled out of the team event, saying she needed to focus on her mental health. biles has yet to decide whether to compe ....
millions of people in texas are stuck without power in sub zero temperatures, with some even burning their own furniture to keep warm. australia s prime minister has accused facebook of unfriending his country, after it blocked news feeds in a row over a new social media law. and seven minutes of terror for nasa it s perserverence rover will face its descent to the surface of mars today. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. scientists tracking coronavirus in england say there s been a strong decline in covid infection levels since the current lockdown began. the study, which is called react and was carried out by imperial college london, found that rates have dropped by two thirds across england since lockdown began, but it warns that virus levels are still high, with one in 200 people testing positive between the 4th and the 13th of this month. while infections are coming down across england, they are falling fastest in the capital, s ....
am dizzy- 900th time this year. except i am dizzy- i 900th time this year. except i am dizzy. i really 900th time this year. except i am dizzy. i really am. - well, except i m dizzy, actually, i really am. i mean, presenting earlier on today, and it all took off, and all that hoo ha in the end about votes and motions and amendments and things, and in the end. i know, it s been another one of those days where it s felt quite significant butjust quite bamboozling. so i just wonder if we just sort of go through a timeline, just so we ve got it all straight in our own minds. so, on wednesday night, labour published their motion saying, here are four times we think borisjohnson misled parliament over partygate. let s refer him to this committee on privileges, which can investigate if he s held parliament in contempt as a result. but we won t do that until after the met police have finished issuing all theirfines and doing their investigation. then on wednesday ni ....
new zealand s prime minister says there is no wider national security threat. and he described how the shooting unfolded. the offender was armed with a pump action shotgun. he moved through the building site, discharging the firearm as he went. upon reaching the upper levels of the building, the man contained himself in an elevator, shots were fired, and he was located a short time later. today s shooting comes just hours before the first women s world cup match is scheduled to begin nearby. live now to katie silver, who s in sydney. it s good to see you. the world cu “ust it s good to see you. the world cup just about it s good to see you. the world cupjust about to it s good to see you. the world cupjust about to kick - it s good to see you. the world cupjust about to kick off, - it s good to see you. the world cup just about to kick off, howl cup just about to kick off, how are people reacting to this? people here have woken up to this news and it has certainly ....
in government subsidies and grants have been offered to get the deal over the line and it seems that is now the new normal, the global map of manufacturing is being rewritten as we speak. if you are to be on it you need to provide subsidies, the us has got $170 billion in subsidies and many people saying this is not enough, this is great but we will need at least four of these plants in the future if we are to support our domestic car industry. we are to support our domestic car industry- car industry. our business editor simon car industry. our business editor simon jack. - let s unpack this further with fiona cincotta from the city index. the government being quite tightlipped about this but rishi sunak will head to somerset to announce the news and tata group will be there as well. it is so important to the uk car industry, this news? this is being considered a significant victory, probably for the government but really for the government but really for the govern ....