hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. from the uk to the us, saudi arabia to singapore, international efforts are now under way to get india the medical supplies it so desperately needs, to deal with the surge of sickness and deaths caused by coronavirus infections. a key part of the effort is to get more oxygen to patients. britain has begun by flying out oxygen concentrator devices and ventilators. france and germany will also be sending equipment in the next few days. us presidentjoe biden says the united states is determined to help. all this as india has seen a fourth day of record infection numbers. from dehli, yogita limaye reports. the capital is being ravaged at a frightening speed. with every pyre that burns, india s self belief is dying. each funeral is a story of personal loss and national shame. charanjeev malhotra has been helping to cremate the dead for decades. now, he barely ever stops working. i ve never seen such a terrifying
a parting plea for me to mars leader for the world s top court to throw out a case of genocide on minorities. fellow british prime minister boris johnson s decision to call a snap election to break the brics a deadlock looks to have paid off official results from thursday s vote are beginning to trickle in but exit polling indicates his conservative party is on course for its biggest win in decades well the poll by u.k. broadcasters suggests the conservatives will get $368.00 seats in parliament a majority off $86.00 the main opposition labor party is expected to end up with fewer than 200 its worst results since 1935 and the vote count so far is confirming that labor is losing seats deep in its traditional heartlands one of the exit poll forecasts comes true and boris johnson will get his divorce deal approved by parliament and the u.k. s membership will end on january 31 alive to our london broadcast center shortly that s where jonah hall has full analysis on reaction as re
a few showers. again, not exactly sure where, keep checking the forecast regarding that for updates. we could see some heavy showers and a brisk breeze blowing on the of north west scotland. many other places could remain dry, have some sunny spells, and it may tend to be a little bit warmer by the time we get the sunday. looking at monday, a quiet start. more atlantic weather fronts are coming our way, and it looks at the moment as though they are going to be targeting northern ireland and scotland with some outbreaks of rain. a breeze from the west or south west across the uk. looks like england and wales staying mainly dry on monday, with some sunny spells, and still a few places getting into the low 20s. now, the uncertainty next week is about the position of the jet stream. this forecast would suggest that next week it is going to be targeting the northern half of the uk, close to the low pressure here, more likely to see some spells of rain, stronger winds at times, and
let s go back to the north shropshire by election. we are expecting a declaration soon. let s cross live now to the political editor for the region, elizabeth glinka, who s at the north shropshire count. what is the latest? we are hoinu what is the latest? we are heping to what is the latest? we are hoping to have what is the latest? we are hoping to have that - what is the latest? we are hoping to have that official declaration in the next half an hour to an hour, we don t have that fully confirmed at the moment, but counting is still ongoing. but what we do know is that the liberal democrats believe they have won this seat. they are confident they i wanted, notjust buy a little bit. they say they have wanted comfortably. to put this into context, this is a huge result, historic result in shropshire. this seat has been conservative for almost 200 years. they have never had an mp from any other party here. this is an major results, and the lib dems have overturned a major
know her at all, kind of mpc will be? i don t know her at all, but - kind of mpc will be? i don t know her at all, but i - kind of mpc will be? i don t know her at all, but i think| kind of mpc will be? i don tl know her at all, but i think it has been clear in this campaign that she is local, she is a chartered accountant, she is committed to the area. she actually stood in the last general election with a10% vote. it is a sign, a real kind of ability to need a ground walker with support from party hq to just get out there and persuade the voters that even though this is a historically blue seat, a conservative seat, it is the 75th safest seat in the country, to persuade them that she can be a voice, a person of integrity and an improvement on both an mp who was stood down as a result of a scandal and they conservative party that seems to mostly be involved in having parties instead of sticking to coronavirus restrictions, she has run this campaign on the sense of what you