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also this hour, the british dental association says nhs dentistry is hanging by a thread as some patients wait two years for check ups. the first plane carrying aid lands in tonga, on a runway newly cleared of ash, following saturday s volcanic eruption and tsunami. and coming up in half an hour, we ll have the latest from melbourne, where andy murray and emma raducanu are both in action. borisjohnson s political allies are suggesting the immediate threat to his leadership has eased. they say the defection of the conservative mp for bury south, christian wakeford, to labour, appears to have persuaded other mps not to challenge him this week. it s now thought many tory backbenchers will wait for the report into downing street parties before deciding their next move. the investigation by the senior civil servant, sue gray, is expected next week. nick eardley reports. calm? there isn t much of it around here. westminster is tense about a report into what parties happened in do ....
leaders meeting to agree that these funds, to the checks being done right now to get the money out the door, it is being done at pace and money will start flowing to businesses in the days to come, and of course there will be more of it as we allocate the additional funds we have made available. 50. as we allocate the additional funds we have made available. so, nicola sturueon we have made available. so, nicola sturgeon still we have made available. so, nicola sturgeon still taking we have made available. so, nicola sturgeon still taking questions - sturgeon still taking questions there. this is a virtual session of holyrood, the scottish parliament, as you will gather, and this has been specially convened, in light of covid, and because we are running up to new year, to hogmanay, and the first minister again urging people to stay at home more than normal, and to limit the size of your indoor gatherings to know more than three households. a lot of talk about booste ....
in front of a record crowd at wembley may be his last. good morning. we ll be talking a lot about dry weather for today and for the week ahead. a few sneaky showers to come as well and we will lock some of those down in the detail for you, coming up. defying the doctors. 95 year old harold, told he may never walk again after a fall, just keeps on running. it s sunday, the 24th april. voters in france will choose today whether to re elect emmanuel macron as president, or replace him with far right candidate marine le pen. the polls suggest mr macron is the favourite to win, but it s expected to be a much closer race than their election run off five years ago, as our europe correspondent nick beake reports. the french are not exactly thrilled with what is on offer at this election. the frustration at this market is the same story across the country. just listen to this office worker and this retired fireman. they will not be voting for anyone. translation: i they will not be vo ....
for nhs workers in england. the vaccination is the right policy, but forcing vaccination wasn t, not in the middle of a staffing crisis particularly. and after the double whammy of storms this weekend, there s more damage in scotland and the north east of england. good afternoon. initial findings from the long awaited report by sue gray, into multiple parties held at downing street and whitehall during lockdown, have been handed to the prime minister. the inquiry was ordered by borisjohnson, after a series of media reports about gatherings, held while coronavirus restrictions were in place, in 2020. however sue gray s report is partially limited by a metropolitan police request, that only minimal reference be made to alleged events that may have taken place at no 10. the report is expected to be made public this afternoon, and borisjohnson will address mps in the next few hours. this report from helen catt. sue gray s investigation into lockdown breaking parties at downing ....
you started as an intern and then receptionist atjersey films, the production company that made pulp fiction. you went on to be assistant to the co founder and actor and director danny devito. what was that like? and what were your first impressions of the movie business back then? well, the movie business back then was pretty exciting. it was 1995 when i moved here and i went to emerson college and they had this wonderful programme, this internship programme. so that s how i obtained the internship through them. it was fantastic. it was exciting. i mean, like driving onto the. they were, at the time, on the sony lot. so driving on the sony lot, which is the old mgm lot, like, feeling the history of film, and being this kid from newjersey, i couldn t even believe this was happening. and it was so cool because it wasjersey films, too. and i knew. i hadn t met danny right away as an intern, he was off making a film, but he would call the office every day and i would answe ....