Good evening, welcome to bbc news. The government has defended its decision to allow hundreds of thousands of students in england to return to university for the new term, despite several outbreaks of coronavirus on campuses. Thousands of students have had to be confined to their rooms, but the culture secretary, oliver dowden, says its important their studies arent sacrificed because of the virus. But a member of the governments advisory body modelling the spread of the pandemic, says the consequences of allowing students back have been entirely predictable. Dan johnson reports now, from manchester. For the student in need, theres one Emergency Service that always delivers. Parents have stepped in when supermarket slots ran out. Its just really rough at the moment, and were really disheartened by the whole entire situation. These first year Nursing Student say theyre already rationing food. People wanted to drop out, were not getting the right uni experience. And were not talking abou
Sons and says she dreaded making the relationship public. He has been appearing at the old bailey fighting extradition to the United States for obtaining and publishing secret military documents a decade ago. Thank you very much for talking to us. I want to ask you first of all how you first metjulian assange and what you thought of him when you first met him nine years ago. I metjulian in paddington at the frontline club. I thought he was intriguing, a man with a mission. I mean, i first came across him when he released the collateral murder video, which is the video where two reuters journalists and nine other civilians are gunned down by a Us Helicopter gunship. So by the time i metjulian, i knew about what. Wikileaks did, but on the first day we spoke for i would say about two or three hours, about a wide range of topics. I never get bored with him, i can talk with him for hours about anything and. I find him very funny, i mean, we laugh a lot and. I spent almost every day in the e
Biden urges senators to postpone her confirmation. And a well below par, andy murray crashes out of the french open, beaten in straight sets. Good evening. The government has defended its decision to allow hundreds of thousands of students in england to return to university for the new term, despite several outbreaks of coronavirus on campuses. Thousands of students have had to be confined to their rooms, but the culture secretary, oliver dowden, says its important their studies arent sacrificed because of the virus. A member of the governments advisory body modelling the spread of the pandemic, says the consequences of allowing students back have been entirely predictable. Dan johnson reports now, from manchester. For the student in need, there is one Emergency Service that always delivers, parents have stepped in when supermarket slots ran out. Delivers, parents have stepped in when supermarket slots ran outm is really rough at the moment and we are is really rough at the moment and
Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. Armenias Prime Minister has warned of the risk of full scale war after clashes with azerbaijani troops broke out in the territory of Nagorno Karabakh. Officials in the breakaway region, which is controlled by ethnic armenians, say 16 soldiers have been killed. Azerbaijan has also reported deaths. Armenia accuses azerbaijan of launching an attack on civilian settlements, and its Defence Ministry says its troops have destroyed three tanks and shot down two helicopters. The Azerbaijan Ministry of defence has denied targeting civilians and said it had launched a counter offensive against armenian shelling. The two former soviet countries have been in conflict for more than a quarter of a century over azerbaijans breakaway area. Our correspondent Rayhan Demytrie reports. Sunday morning in Nagorno Karabakh. Heavy fighting using tanks, artillery,
Good evening. Welcome to bbc news. The government has defended its decision to allow hundreds of thousands of students in england to return to university for the new term, despite several outbreaks of coronavirus on campuses. Thousands of students have had to be confined to their rooms, but the culture secretary, oliver dowden, says its important their studies arent sacrificed because of the virus. But a member of the governments advisory body modelling the spread of the pandemic, says the consequences of allowing students back have been entirely predictable. Dan johnson reports now, from manchester. For the student in need, theres one Emergency Service that always delivers. Parents have stepped in when supermarket slots ran out. Its just really rough at the moment, and were really disheartened by the whole entire situation. These first year Nursing Student say theyre already rationing food. People wanted to drop out, were not getting the right uni experience. And were not talking abou