At the week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. A week when the Prime Minister saw light at the end of the covid tunnel again. This is the toughest of times, mr speaker, but we can see the way forward. But borisjohnson once more faced questions about the help offered to poorer families. Is the Prime Minister not ashamed of being schooled on feeding hungry children by Marcus Rashford . And brexit two weeks on teething problems or something a lot worse . In my constituency, consumers are facing empty supermarket shelves, they cant get parcels delivered from Great Britain. But first, as the coronavirus death toll mounts, is the lockdown working . Scotlands covid rules have been tightened and the Prime Minister has said hes not ruling out tighter restrictions for england. If but borisjohnson told mps that there were the beginnings of some signs that the lockdown is starting to have an effect in many parts of the country, but by no means everywhere. As older pe
It is just after 2 30am in the morning. Now on bbc news, wednesday in parliament. Hello again and welcome to wednesday in parliament. In this program. Shared anger over food parcels sent to some of englands poorest children. So can i ask the Prime Minister, would he be happy with his kids living on that . I dont think anybody in this house is happy with the disgraceful images that we have seen of the food parcels that have been offered. Scotlands first minister tightens covid restrictions with this appeal. Please stick to the spirit and notjust to the letter of these rules. And labour says a Mental Health shake up wont tackle the root causes of ill health. Children from the poorest 20 of households are four times more likely to have serious Mental Health difficulties by the age of 11. But first, appalling. An insult to the families that have received them. The Prime Ministers verdict on food parcels sent out to pupils in england whod normally get Free School Meals. Images of the parcel
In particular. Youre watching bbc news with me, tim willcox. The latest headlines at 2. 30pm. A warning of mounting pressure on hospitals and staff by the head of nhs england i think the facts are very clear and i am not going to sugar coat them. Hospitals are under extreme pressure. And staff are under extreme pressure. Mass vaccinations begin at another ten centres in england from tomorrow as the foreign secretary lays out the governments targets for the rollout. And the government moves to head off a rebellion by backbench mps, who could support a labour proposal to extend the temporary £20 a week increase in universal credit. Iam back i am back in half an hour. Now it is time for the week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. A week when the Prime Minister saw light at the end of the covid tunnel. Again. This is the toughest of times, mr speaker, but we can see the way forward. But borisjohnson once more faced questions about the help offered to poorer
Now its time for a look back at the week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. A week when the Prime Minister saw light at the end of the covid tunnel again. This is the toughest of times, mr speaker, but we can see the way forward. But borisjohnson once more faced questions about the help offered to poorer families. Is the Prime Minister not ashamed of being schooled on feeding hungry children by Marcus Rashford . And brexit two weeks on teething problems or something a lot worse . In my constituency, consumers are facing empty supermarket shelves, they cant get parcels delivered from Great Britain. But first, as the coronavirus death toll mounts, is the lockdown working . Scotlands covid rules have been tightened and the Prime Minister has said hes not ruling out tighter restrictions for england. But borisjohnson told mps there were the beginnings of some signs that the lockdown is starting to have an effect in many parts of the country, but by no means ev
A 1. 9 trillion spending package to combat the coronavirus pandemic and its effects on the economy. Speaking in delaware, he described his proposals as a two step plan of rescue and recovery. Concern about brazils new coronavirus variant has prompted the uk to impose a ban on travellers arriving from south america and portugal. The Health System in the brazilian city of manaus is said to be close to collapse. Scientists are still in the early stages of studying the variant, which may be more transmissible. The leader of a who mission investigating the origins of coronavirus says his team is embarking on a long journey. Theyve finally arrived in wuhan, where the pandemic began 13 months ago, after repeated delays, which have raised suspicions that china is not fully cooperating with International Health authorities. Now on bbc news
the week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. A week when the Prime Minister saw light at the end of the covid tunnel. Again. T