head overseas in the first legal foreign holidays for months. ijust want i just want to ijust want to get to the villa, get out in ijust want to get to the villa, get out in the ijust want to get to the villa, get out in the sun! the weather has been so awful out in the sun! the weather has been so awful in out in the sun! the weather has been so awful in the uk. as fighting between israel and palestinian militants enters its second week, the us urges both sides to ensure the protection of civilians. and prince charles says plant a tree to mark the queen s platinum jubilee next year. coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel back on track, horse racing s the first sport to welcome back spectators, with lockdown restrictions being eased. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news at one. borisjohnson has urged people to exercise a heavy dose of caution as many covid restrictions are lifted across england, wales and much of scotland. the changes com
from india that vaccines are effective against this variant. thousands take advantage of the new travel rules and head overseas in the first legal foreign holidays for months. ijust want to get to the villa. she laughs. ijust want to get out in the sun. the weather s been so awful in the uk. as fighting between israel and palestinian militants enters its second week, the us urges both sides to ensure the protection of civilians and says it s working intensively to try to bring an end to the conflict. the government condemns a series of anti semitic incidents in london and parts of essex, describing them as intimidatory and racist . and swapping cake and fizz for spades and saplings prince charles is encouraging people to plant a tree for the queen s jubilee next year. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has urged people to exercise a heavy dose of caution as many covid restrictions are lifted across england, wales and much of scotland. the changes come a
on mental health, we want a 24/7 mental health service. for our carers, we want to make sure they have a living wage, and we want better working conditions for them. and finally, on the planet, we want to make sure that there is a better funded approach to our planet, and to make sure that we address climate change here in wales. let s return to windsor tonight, on the eve of the duke of edinburgh s funeral, and our correspondent daniela relph. daniela, more details havejust been announced? daniela, more details have “ust been announced? . , daniela, more details have “ust been announced. daniela, more details have “ust been announced? announced? that s right, reeta, we now have details announced? that s right, reeta, we now have details of announced? that s right, reeta, we now have details of the announced? that s right, reeta, we now have details of the funeral - now have details of the funeral service, much of which has been planned by the duke of edinburg
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejennie bond, a royaljournalist and ex bbc royal correspondent and duncan larcombe, the former royal editor of the sun. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the times, like many of the papers, has this image of the queen and the duke of edinburgh taken in balmoral in 2003, which has been released ahead of tomorrow s funeral. the mirror says the thoughts of the nation will be with the queen and the loss she will now bear to the end of her reign. the same image on the i, which also reports on pregnant women in the uk being given the green light to be vaccinated for covid. the telegraph says there ll be no eulogy or sermon at prince philip s funeral, and no members of the royal family will give readings. a message of support from the express, which opts for a different photo of the couple. the queen will say a private goodbye to her husband, before his coffin leaves for the fune