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saying a future labour government would createjobs, retrain workers and rebuild business. the government agrees new emergency deals with train companies to continue to cover any losses on the railways, caused by low passenger numbers. the satirical drama succession created by the british writerjesse armstrong was among the big winners at tv‘s emmy awards in los angeles. the uk s most senior scientific and medical advisers are to issue a stark warning about the upsurge in cases of covid 19. in a live televised briefing in the next two hours, they re expected to lay the ground for further possible restrictions. professor chris whitty, england s chief medical officer, will warn the uk is at a critical point in the coronavirus pandemic and heading in the wrong direction . he, alongside the chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance, will draw on data from countries such as france and spain, which are experiencing a second surge, to underline how that could be r ....
hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. a week of confusion, rebellion and anger. we want to see this virus beaten of course we do. but it would be nice, just nice, if this house was shown some respect! boris johnson told us to follow the rules but apologised for struggling to explain them. i cleared that matter as fast as i could. it is very clear you shouldn t mix indoors, either at home or in a hospitality setting. also in this programme, the distressing human cost of failings in the nhs. losing louis is something i will never fully recover from. i feel his loss every day. but first: more and more of us are living under local lockdown restrictions as the pandemic goes on. borisjohnson says we are at a critical moment with rising numbers of cases and deaths. things are so serious he s resumed regular downing street briefings, flanked by professor chris whitty and sir patrick vallance, who became household names during lockdown. back in march, mps rushed ....
now on bbc news: the week in parliament. hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. a week of confusion, rebellion and anger. we want to see this virus beaten, of course we do but it would be nice, just nice, if this house was shown some respect! boris johnson told us to follow the rules but apologised for struggling to explain them. i cleared that matter as fast as i could, it is very clear you shouldn t mix indoors, either at home or in a hospitality setting. also in this programme, the distressing human cost of failings in the nhs. losing louis is something i will never fully recover from. i feel his loss every day. but first. more and more of us are living under local lockdown restrictions as the pandemic goes on. borisjohnson says we are at a critical moment with rising numbers of cases and deaths. things are so serious he s resumed regular downing street briefings, flanked by professor chris whitty and sir patrick vallance, who became household names dur ....
it isa it is a messy start to our saturday morning. a combination of rain, sleet and snow sweeping its way steadily east but into the afternoon, sunny spells and scattered showers. all the details from me throughout the morning. morning, it s saturday the 16th of january. our top story: all travel corridors into the uk will be closed from monday, the prime minister has announced. the change means anyone travelling to the uk will need proof of a negative covid test. they ll also need to isolate on arrival for at least five days. charlotte wright reports. another measure to tighten up travel. this week saw passengers from south america and portugal banned from flying into the uk to stop the spread of a new covid strain from brazil. but the government says it may be difficult to predict where new variance might come from and so further action is needed. to come from and so further action is needed. ., , ., . , come from and so further action is needed. ., , ., . ., , neede ....
have been the biggest upset in fa cup history, manchester city eventually beat cheltenham, but only after the league two side gave them a scare. good morning. well, it is going to be a snow day for some of you today across england and wales, with scenes like these. further north of scotland and northern ireland, brighter with sunshine, but still a few snow showers around as well. i ll have the all important weather forecast coming up a bit later on. it s sunday, the 24th of january. our main story: one of the government s top scientists is urging people to abide by all coronavirus restrictions, even if they ve been fully vaccinated. england s deputy chief medical officer, professorjonathan van tam, said it is possible they can still pass the virus on even if they are protected against falling ill themselves. efforts to step up the innoculation drive are continuing, with another raft of vaccination centres opening this week. danjohnson has this report. here is a histor ....