Lets start here in the uk where people are asking if christmas will be cancelled again this year or will englands Winter Covid Plan ensure the festive season gets the green light . All will be revealed later when the Uk Government sets out its plans to tackle the virus over the coming months. The government has now confirmed it will begin vaccinating 12 to 15 years olds and is expected to lay out plans for a Booster Scheme for those already vaccinated. The government is also expected to repeal parts of the coronavirus act, such as taking the power to close down the economy away from downing street. Joining me now is Kate Nicholls, chief executive of uk hospitality. Before we get on the winter, i havent talked to you for a while. Where are things at right now for the Hospitality Industry given the challenges, staff shortages, that kind of thing . Staff shortages, that kind of thin . Staff shortages, that kind of thin . , staff shortages, that kind of thing . The Hospitality Industry is
morning. good morning. businesses on the brink the number of companies going bust could double this year, as the pain of the pandemic kicks in. i ll speak to three people holding it together. good morning. a nine goal thriller, in the fa cup, as everton beat spurs 5 4 in extra time, to book their place in the quarterfinals. this place, the royal manchester children s hospital, is like my second home. i ve been here more than 50 times because i have leukaemia. the two best friends who raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for a children s hospital, we ll see how the money will be spent. good morning. it s thursday, 11th february. our top story. the nhs in england is facing a major overhaul, as the government sets out how it plans to shake up the health and social care system. the changes would see hospitals, gp services and social care providers working together more, while the role of the private sector would be reduced. here s our health correspondent, nick triggle. the r
we start in glasgow at the cop26 climate change summit. today, young people from around the world will be setting out the action they want to see from global leaders. on thursday, a0 countries pledged to phase out the use of coal power the single biggest contributor to global warming. but the world s two biggest economies, the us and china, are not signing up, and nor are india or australia. it comes as scientists warn fossil fuel emissions are rebounding to pre pandemic levels much faster than expected, as rebecca morelle explains. moving away from coal is the future aim, but what is happening to greenhouse gas is now? since the 1990s, carbon dioxide levels have been mainly rising, but during the pandemic when the world shutdown, they fell sharply. this year though they have increased rapidly again to almost same amount. behind those numbers is really a big rebound in coal in particular, and so probably what is happening is probably that the stimulus packages to go out of
sensed for the generous six insurrection. we ll go through the impact and impact ability on extremist groups. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night! good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we have a lot to cover so let s get started because tonight, we are going to georgia. where the former president has entered officially, the not guilty plea in the case accusing him of racketeering over efforts to overturn the 2020 election. donald trump s attorneys have requested to sever his case from the codefendants, who have demanded a speedy trial. that s right, he does not want a speedy trial. the lead investigator for the january six committee says, more time might not help trump in this case. he is the leader of this conspiracy, and every single other acts in that indictment, is going to be ascribe to him. his knowledge of it, his affirmative support of it with very few exceptions. so, a trial against kenneth chesebro, a trial against sydney powell. w