130 people were killed in coordinated islamist attacks in 2015. over 1,000 people crossing the channel in small boats this week the home secretary is to hold talks with her french counterpart. initial postmortem results on geronimo the alpaca show no signs of bovine tb. and all eyes on britain s emma raducanu, as she battles for a place in the semi finals at the us open in new york. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the open is heading back to northern ireland. after the success of royal portrush hosting the event two years ago, it ll do it again in 2025. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. mps are to vote this afternoon on the prime minister s plans for a national insurance rise to pay for the nhs and social care. yesterday, borisjohnson announced what he called the biggest catch up programme in the history of the nhs £36 billion, raised over three years, to deal with the backlog caused by the pandemic. the move breaks a conservative manifesto pledge not to r
vaccine battle between the eu and the vaccine maker. the eu overall, has handled vaccine maker. the eu overall, has handled the vaccine maker. the eu overall, has handled the pandemic better than the uk in the handled the pandemic better than the uk in the us in terms of locking down uk in the us in terms of locking down quicker. but in terms of its vaccine down quicker. but in terms of its vaccine roll out, it has been slower and lacked vaccine roll out, it has been slower and lacked behind other countries. and basically blamed companies like astrazeneca for the slow roll out of it and astrazeneca for the slow roll out of it and they astrazeneca for the slow roll out of it and they argued that deliveries were it and they argued that deliveries were slower than expected, which is true and were slower than expected, which is true and countries like france really true and countries like france really struggled with supply this year and really struggled
the vaccine roll out and the development of world leading treatments. we ll be live with our health editor and at westminster. also this lunchtime. the prime minister is expected to give his blessing to financial support for firms struggling with the soaring cost of energy. the number of vacancies in the uk hits a record high, as the jobs market continues to recoverfrom the pandemic. 100 years of the royal british legion the queen attends a service of thanksgiving. and is it a bird, is it a plane or is it an example of social change? superman s son will be bisexual in the next edition of his comic adventures. and coming up on the bbc news channel. as england chase automatic qualification to next year s world cup, does england manager gareth southgate believe his team are getting the credit they deserve? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. rob oliver good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. one of the most important public health failures in the his
a new yorkjudge has sentenced the former king of crypto sam bankman fried to 25 years in prison forfraud and conspiracy. he has also been ordered to forfeit $11 billion which will go towards compensating victims. mrbankman fried is expected to appeal his conviction. efforts ramp up to try to clear the debris from the baltimore bridge collapse and reopen the port. earlier, divers found two bodies in a submerged truck. the search continues for four more people, who are presumed dead. scotland s first minister says he is not supportive of a new bill which would allow terminally ill people to seek medical assistance to end their lives. the bill was introduced to the scottish parliament today, but msps could debate it in the autumn with a vote likely next year. a man has been arrested in connection with the death of one of the stars of tv s gogglebox, george gilbey. mr gilbey, an electrician, died after a fall at work. essex police said a man in his 40s had been detained on susp
the woman who can tell us is rachel reeves who wants to be labour s next chancellor. how does the govt explain what s going wrong? treausry minister, victoria atkins joins us too. how much trouble is the bbc in, with a star presenter under fire? president biden will be touching down here in a few hours time, his climate envoy and friend john kerry is here first live. and you know us, it s sunday, so there ll be some star dust james norton, of happy valley, and luke thompson of bridgerton on their very different stage show, shortly to go to our cinema screens. morning morning, with all of us at the desk. david gauke, who sat in conservative cabinets for many years, the editor of the daily mirror alison phillips, and former editor of itn now media commentator, stewart purvis. a very warm welcome to you all. lets look at what is on the front pages. no surprise, most of them are leading on the story about the bbc. we hope to look at them in a few seconds. they are not display