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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are maya goodfellow, political writer and academic, and ali miraj, who is a columnist at the article. the mail reports on the queen spending last night in hospital, following the cancellation of her visit to northern ireland. the mirror says that the 95 year old was sent to hospital for preliminary investigation. she came out earlier today. the metro reports on those allegations that terror suspect ali harbi ali, accused of murdering sir david amess, plotted for two years to kill an mp. now charged with murdering sir david amess. ministers are considering plans to cut the waiting time for the covid boosterjab to five months, according to the telgraph. on a similartheme, the i says the new vaccines minister is missing saying that maggie throup hasn t made a media appearance for six weeks. the guardian says gps in england are threatening industrial action in protest at the go ....
we ask whether this will be enough for the uk to go electric ? also in the next hour, an inquiry finds that child abuse allegations against the late labour peer lord janner were not properly investigated because of multiple failures by police and prosecutors. nhs england announces children aged 12 15 will be able to get vaccinated at national hubs, not just at school, as concern grows over a rise in cases. music. and a0 years after the first episode of bergerac, we ll be looking at some previously unseen photographs which were taken during the show s ten year run on the island ofjersey. the government has set out a road map for cutting carbon emissions to zero by 2050, which ministers claim will support nearly half a million jobs over the next few decades. it includes the aim that by 2035, the uk will be powered entirely by clean electricity. there is also £650 million to subsidise the cost of electric vehicles, and people in england and wales will be offered £5000 g ....
that s part of the case as we await the first hearing in the georgia election matter since the failed attempt to disqualify d.a. fani willis. that was two weeks ago. the judge ruled she could stay on the case. former president trump and co-defendants say the whole thing should be thrown out. the hearing gets underway in less than an hour. no word on whether or not we see fani willis. stay tuned for more on that. we begin here in new york. president biden and former president trump will both be here today. the reasons for those visits couldn t be more different. if you are driving, stay home. traffic will be a disaster. it s thursday, i m bill hemmer. welcome to our broadcast. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. we planned our whole day around the president s visit. former president trump ising to be oh long island this afternoon attending the wake of murdered nypd officer jonathan diller. president biden is at a fundraising event. joining him are ....
public satisfaction in the nhs falls to a record low a new survey finds waiting times and staff shortages are the biggest concerns. the millions and millions being paid to post office bosses while subpostmasters were being wrongly prosecuted. we ll give you the numbers. good morning. the north of the country will be wet and windy. the southern half we are looking at sunshine and showers. some of them will be heavy and thundery. i have all the details later. it s wednesday, 27th of march. the search for six construction workers who are missing following a major bridge collapse in baltimore has been called off. us authorities said they no longer believed they would find anyone alive. the francis scott key bridge was destroyed yesterday when a cargo ship lost power and struck a support. our correspondent will vernon sent this report from baltimore. the search for the missing. this report from baltimore. emergency services worked all day to locate the six construction workers ....
for private renters. the government promised to ban no fault evictions known as section 21s. but campaign groups believe the new law won t go far enough to stop renters being forced to move. our political correspondent harry farley has more. natalie allwood has had to move 12 times in the last 20 years. natalie, hi. i m harry. hi, harry. nice to meet you. after twice being homeless, she s trying to settle into another new flat. it was a nightmare, so i spent £350 getting my stuff. the repeated moves have put her in debt that will take years to clear, and they ve affected her health. in the last 1.5 years alone, she received two no fault evictions, or section 21s. i received a letter through my agency, saying that the landlord wanted to get their property back and i had to find somewhere new. and that was the first section 21. and that was pretty pretty awful. i wouldn t wish this situation on anybody. like countless others, natalie found that when she was evicted f ....