terms of how strange so much of this week has been. not just in terms of what it has been like in terms of the proceedings, what it has been like in context, what this night means. tonight, the republican convention comes to its conclusion as the republican party presidential nominee gives his acceptance speech. he is given the acceptance speech, i think it cannot be overstated, he is giving the acceptance speech in truly unique, even bizarre circumstances. there is no nicer way to say this, he is a felon, recently convicted of 34 felony criminal charges, now awaiting sentences for those charges facing up to four years in prison. he is also under indictment in other jurisdictions, multi- count r.i.c.o. criminal indictment under georgia state law but multi- count federal criminal indictment in d.c. district court in washington. happily, for the nominee, just adding to the weirdness of it for the rest of us, at this moment, he is no longer facing multiple additional felony fede
as the large scale cabinet reshuffle continues. today is the last day that care home staff in england can get their first covid vaccine if they want to keep theirjob. the rise of home working in the pandemic now 70% of people say they don t think workers will ever be back in the office full time. and the top 100 most influential people on the planet. time magazine puts harry and meghan on its list for 2021. and coming up on the bbc news channel, more international football for england s women. the annual invitational will see them take on germany, spain and another, yet to be announced, side, in february. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. the programme of third, booster, covid jabs has just got underway in england and wales with some vulnerable people and healthworkers receiving their dose this morning. eligible people who had their second vaccine at least six months ago will be invited for the extra dose the full rollout begins next week. everyone aged
the first minister considers drafting in the military to help the scottish ambulance delays after average wait for an ambulance reached six hours last week. and the top 100 most influential people on the planet: time magazine puts harry and meghan on its list for 2021. the programme of third, booster, covid jabs has got underway in england and wales with some vulnerable people and health workers receiving their dose this morning. eligible people who had their second vaccine at least six months ago will be invited for the extra dose the full rollout begins next week. everyone aged 50 and over across the uk is eligible, as well as frontline healthcare workers and vulnerable groups about 30 million people in all. but as some people are now receiving their third jab there are still more than five million adults across the uk who are yet to have one. here s our health correspondent katherine da costa. come along, let s see you. on the front line and among the first in li
rescue teams and surfside racing the clock as tropical storm moves toward florida. that s adding to growing fears with the left of the craft conduct fall at any moment. governor rhonda santos earlier today. we have a building here surfside is structurally unsound and although the eye of the storm not likely to pass over this direction, you could feel just in this area. we have talked team coverage tracking for storm but we begin met live in surfside. the latest right now is remaining portions of the champlain tower standing, it could be demolished as early as tomorrow but initially officials but it might take weeks to get it down. you can see remaining tower standing from the brownish tower in the distance from a 13 story building basically hovering over the search and rescue crews right now so if tropical storm hit, there could be another catastrophe and residents who evacuated are not being allowed to go back in to collect belongings before the demolition, too dangero