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89 year old raf veteran rollerskating to raise money for charity. hello and welcome to the programme. germany has agreed to suspend the use of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine for the under 60s because of concerns about blood clots. the country s vaccine committee said there d been 31 cases of a rare type of blood clot among more than 2.7 million people who d received the jab. most involved women under 60. nine of them died. international regulators say the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine outweigh the risks significantly but canada has also limited its use. mark lobel reports. 31 cases of a rare form of blood clot in the brain appearing between 4 16 days after an astrazeneca jab now link to nine deaths caused german chancellor angela merkel to raise the alarm. translation: , ., , , ., translation: trust arises from the knowledge translation: trust arises from the knowledge that translation: trust arises from the knowledge that every - the knowledge that every suspicion,
Bbc-newsVaccineUkChancellorHeadlinesViewersDecisionJab-safeGermanAround-the-worldSally-bundock60 finding out how our destinations are planning to reopen injust two weeks. a big win for wales in world cup qualifying. danjames with the crucial goal in cardiff as they beat the czech republic to get their campaign back on track. we ll meet 89 year old john wilcock, roller skating around his courtyard, raising money for charity. walking is a bit boring. jogging is a bit boring. along comes sir tom with his trolley, and i thought, yes, with my wife s roller, i ll be able to skate. good morning from the roof of the bbc in london. yesterday was the warmest march date since 1968. the temperature reached 24.5 celsius in kew gardens. today we could see similar, depending on the cloud amounts. one or two showers and heavy and persistent rain pushing scout across scotland, getting into northern ireland and weakening as it does so. all that it has in ten minutes. it s wednesday the 31st of march. our top story. the health secretary has warned people who are enjoying the easing of lock
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