And international practice that guides international civil aviation under the chicago convention. Max mosley, former boss of the formula one association, who took the news of the world to court, for invading his privacy and won, has died aged 81. A vigil is held for the black lives matter campaigner sasha johnson after she was shot. She remains critically ill in hospital. A bbc investigation reveals how some children with special needs are being failed by a school charging over £50,000 a year per pupil. And how dogs can be trained to detect coronavirus in humans and could be used in the future for screening at airports or mass events. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. There s been international outrage at belarus after a ryanair flight travelling between two eu capitals was forced to divert there following claims of a bomb threat. A journalist on board who s criticised president lukashenko was detained. The chief executive of ryanair, michael 0 leary, has called it a state sponsor
Interview with the bbc, the countess of wessex speaks of the impact of the duke of edinburgh s death on the royal family. It was an oh, my god moment. So, i think they ll come and go. But you have to let them come and let them go. Wales face turkey at the european championships tonight, where a win could put them on the verge of qualifying for the knockout stages. And i am live in lincoln throughout the day, talking to lots of local people as the bbc continues to look at the covid impact around the uk. Hello. The bbc understands that covid vaccinations are to be made compulsory for care home staff in england who work with older people. It s expected that workers will have 16 weeks to get a jab, or face losing theirjobs. Ministers are said to be concerned about the low take up of the vaccine in some areas, and consultations will also start on bringing in the same rule for other health and care staff. The decision is expected to be announced in the next few days. James reynolds reports
they said he had been trying to move off the front lines because of his family. and one spoke to hoda. it has been hard. waking up and processing everything. it s harder than yesterday, just thinking about the friends that i lost. here in washington president biden has been briefed on the latest mass shooting. he will be speaking before leaving for a scheduled trip to ohio this afternoon. senate democrats, along with the president have been pushing for gun safety laws for decades. two bills have already passed the democratically controlled house which are now to be brought up in the senate. last night i was putting the finishing touches on my statement and questions and there was another unspeakable mass shooting. these victims and their loved ones are worthy of our thoughts and prayers. but there is more that s required. we face a pandemic of coronavirus, we have another epidemic in america called guns. joining me now is erin from boulder, and cliff is a former fbi s
they sue jussie smollett for all of the overtime charges and resources. he needs to pay back that money. nic could see from the very beginning of it that jussie smollett made this up. pockets, connecting, taking it all the way for the win. brian: here we go. we start with a fox weather alert. towns are gone the consequence of this weekend s deadly tornado outbreak setting in this morning. it s really devastating to have this loss right now. i m still in shock. i can t believe it s real. the death toll likely to top 100 across six different states. the rare december storms leveling hundreds of homes and businesses. the manufacturing facility, you would never believe that you would have felt this would have been one of the more safest places to be and, yet, this storm proved differently. steve: because it was that powerful. meanwhile the federal government deploying resources to the hardest hit areas. we have lost far too many of our brothers and sisters. the dama