Heralding The End of almost two decades of MiLitary Engagement in the country. Anger over a proposed 1 Pay Rise senior doctors in england will be consulted on possible Industrial Action if theres no improved offer. The family of Saskia Jones who was murdered by a Convicted Terrorist at a Prisoner RehabiLitation Conference near London Bridge speak about the impact of her death. People need to know what has actually happened here, the enormity of what has happened and what a devastating effect it has had on ourfamily and a number of other people. And not even a teenager yet 12 year old Sky Brown is set to become britains youngest Summer Olympian of all time after being named in the Team Gb skateboarding squad. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. Labour has narrowly won the Batley And Spen By Election in West Yorkshire. The new mp Kim Leadbeater now represents the seat previously held by her sister, jo cox, who was murdered in the constituency in 2016. The r
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are the journalIst and tImes RadIo Presenterjenny Kleeman and WrIter And Broadcaster mIhIr bose. Tomorrows front pages, startIng wIth. Lets start wIth the daIly maIl, whIch leads wIth the headlIne wIsh you were clear, mInIsters, wIth the government accused of SowIng mass confusIon over travel rules. A pIcture of resIdents queuIng up at a VaccIne Centre In bolton, where record numbers ofjabs have been admInIstered In response to fears about the IndIan varIant, Is on the front page of the daIly telegraph. The guardIan carrIes a report by the natIonal AudIt OffIce whIch exposed that CoronavIrus has hIghlIghted decades long neglect of SocIal Care and local government fundIng. The metro leads wIth the nurse who cared for the PrIme MInIster as he fought CovId ResIgnIng In dIsgust at the Governments Treatment of nhs staff. AccordIng to the tImes, borIsjohnSon Is prepared to offer AustralIa TarIff fre
cyprus and portugal say they ll welcome vaccinated british tourists from may. the duke of edinburgh is transferred back to the king edward vii hospital in london after a heart procedure. as an adult who lived a really independent life to then go into this construct. the duchess of sussex suggests life in the royalfamily was not what she expected. and coming up on bbc news: a brilliant century from rishabh pant puts india in control after day two of the fourth and final test against england in ahmedabad. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. two unions representing tens of thousands of health care workers are warning of possible strike action after the government suggested a one per cent pay rise for most nhs workers in england. it has been branded an insult and hypocrisy in its greatest form by nhs workers. but the government insists i% is all it can afford at a difficult time for public finances. around a million other public sector staff including teachers, the
south across scotland through northern ireland into north west england, turning wetterfor northern ireland into north west england, turning wetter for cumbria, the lake district, largely dry weather outside of that, temperatures closer to f norton above we might expect white day at this time of year, so a very mild start tomorrow temperatures closer to f norton above if not above what we might expect to see. the rainbow continue to full across southern, especially south west scotland, eastern areas of northern ireland, cumbria and the lake district. there will be patchy rain in wales, it may turn wetter towards the north west as the day goes on but many other areas staying largely dry. gale is a ransom irish sea coasts, temperatures 18 or even 19 degrees, you could cease and hazy brightness gales around some irish sea coast. the rain is in the same area overnight into thursday, rain totals mounting up, by the time it is done in cumbria, the lake district and parts of
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. just days before the new school year, ministers have been defending their decision to order more than 100 schools in england to shut some of their buildings because of concerns about materials used in their construction. the government says new evidence emerged over the summer about a type of concrete that is prone to collapse. it means some pupils will have to be taught in different locations or online while safety work is done. at least 12 schools in scotland are also known to be affected, while schools in wales and northern ireland are to be surveyed. this report from our education reporter vanessa clarke. it s just days until the start of the new term, and this school in bradford is more is one of more than 100 across england that has been told it has to close some classrooms, where faulty concrete has been found. parents say that the school is working really hard to move students to different areas on site, but it is a w