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Days. His mother said they had threatened her because they wanted the burial to take place in secret. The news of the funeral comes just before mr navalny s widow yulia is due to address the European Parliament in a speech about Political Prisoners which we will bring to you live later this hour. Lets speak to our europe correspondent nick beake. He is in strasbourg. These details just emerging about Alexei Navalny s funeral in the past half hour or so. What more do we know . Samantha, these details came from the team would use to work for Alexei Navalny and may have confirmed that the funeral will take place on friday, friday afternoon. There will be a service initially starting to be a moscow time and then a burial at a crematorium, a cemetery nearby. As you may recall the mother of Alexei Navalny had been told, it was reported, to agree to a secret burial and that if she didnt agree to that they would be a burial at the penal colony where he had been held for quite some time and whe
Ministers say they are confident the government can stick to its new plan of removing covid restrictions in england by mid july, after announcing a one month delay. borisjohnson says he s determined that the 19th ofjuly will be the terminus date for the remaining restrictions on social contact to finally be lifted. scientists had warned of a significant resurgance in the virus and say the delay means the peak in hospital admissions will be reduced by between a third we are going to do much more on that story today. but let s cross live to westminster where former director of the bbc tony hall is giving evidence to mps about a group of events leading up to the panorama interview with diana, princess of wales. lard with diana, princess of wales. lord hall, with diana, princess of wales. lord hall. welcome with diana, princess of wales. lord
Scientists had warned of a significant resurgance in the virus and say the delay means the peak in hospital admissions will be reduced by between a third and a half. but conservative mps are concerned. steve baker from the covid recovery group said it was the last chance for industries such as hospitality and live entertainment and time for us to regain our mental health. delaying lifting lockdown will cost around £3 billion in sales according to the industry trade body uk hospitality. it s demanding additional financial support for affected businesses. the delay is described as a hammer blow by live music and theatre. the music venues trust wants financial help including extending repayment options for loans, cancelling business rates and extending support schemes such as furlough. this report from jessica parker. these markers will remain for weeks