the argument over so called covid passports you may need it to travel abroad but you will definitely not need it for essential services. the disappearance of 19 year old richard okorogheye the met police say they are still trying to identify a body. the crowd should disperse immediately. in northern ireland, the stormont assembly s recalled after several nights of violence. the sky at night with less light pollution during the lockdown, we ve had some spectacular views. and and coming up on the bbc news channel. an audition for europe s most wanted as borussia dortmund s erling haaland prepares to face manchester city in their champions league quarter final first leg. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it s a question that s being asked both here and in the eu and today it was put again to borisjohnson is there a link between the astra zeneca covid vaccine and rare blood clots? speaking on a visit to the company s factory in macclesfield mrjohnson sa
also tonight. covid passports, or certificates, are almost certain to be needed for foreign travel, but ministers say the domestic picture in england is not so clear. the russian opposition figure, alexei navalny, in prison since his trial last month, is still on hunger strike, and his lawyer says he is seriously ill. this is the prison where he is being held behind these walls. we can t go any further but he has been getting messages out through his lawyers and in each one of them he has been talking about how his health is deteriorating. and de bruyne is there! and in tonight s champions league quarter finals, manchester city respond to a late blow, whilst liverpool do their best to get an away result. and coming up in sport, on the bbc news channel, it s a big night in the championship, too, where the leaders norwich score five in the first half against huddersfield to go eight points clear. good evening. a trial of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine on children has been partl
a police trainer says the former officer was wrong to place his knee on george floyd s neck. plus, he stuck the landing, but what happened next was really impressive. we have the story of the gymnast who whipped out his vaccine card in celebration. give that man a perfect ten. hello i m katty kay in washington, clive myrie is in london. borisjohnson today encouraged britons to take their covid 19 jab when it s offered to them insisting that the vaccine is safe and pointing to the advice of the uk s main medicines regulator to continue their rapid roll out. the prime minister s comments came just before it was announced a trial of the astrazenca vaccine on children and teenagers had been paused while uk regulators determine whether there s a connection with blood clots in adults. if there is a link it remains incredibly rare. the uk has identified just 30 cases of blood clot events out of more than 18 million doses of astrazeneca administered so far. the advice of the uk v
working. why is the media pushing during the coronavirus pandemic? and david. a movie set everyone is talking about, ignition by the woman who handled the weapon used by alec baldwin. first, the national school board association now apologizing for the letter the attorney general admitted was used to target parents and investigate them as possible domestic terrorists. here s what ag merrick garland told congress two days ago. when did you first review data show like this so-called disturbing uptick? i read the letter and we have been seeing overtime i didn t ask you, he read the letter, that s your source? national school board association represents thousands of school boards and school board members says there are these kinds of threats when we read in the newspapers reports of threats of violence in the context of threats of violence for the very first wine in your gentlemen s time has expired. okay, and as aba showing an apology for the letter sent