stay with us here on bbc news. it is time now for monday in parliament. hello again, and welcome to monday in parliament. nojeans, no trainers, no jabs. as some covid rules are lifted, others are tightened. we plan to make full vaccination a condition of entrance to nightclubs and other venues where large crowds gather. as travel restrictions are tightened too, there s a warning that things could get worse. it s entirely possible that much of the world may follow bulgaria and place travel from the uk on a red list. also in this programme: questions in the lords about about the disappearance of notes and coins. what analysis the government has made of the declining - acceptance of cash by retailers, particularly| in the hospitality sector. but first: it was supposed to be freedom day the day people in england could throw away their masks, end social distancing, and even go clubbing. but, as it turned out, the prime minister, the chancellor, and the health secretary spent the
headlines. now on bbc news wednesday in parliament. hello again and welcome to wednesday in parliament. a labour mp denied the chance to see his dying relatives due to covid rules challenges the prime minister. we see sycophantic, spineless, hypocritical government ministers lining up to defend the indefensible. we have tried throughout this pandemic to minimise human suffering and to minimise loss of life. also in this programme, universal credit claimants face a £20 a week cut. this was brought in in line with the temporary measures to support people during the covid pandemic. it s being phased out in line with all the other temporary measures. and the transport minister on why we need more female lorry drivers. it is a very white male sector. and i think there are huge opportunities for the sector to diversify. but first. a summer of chaos with new covid variants, greater pressure on the nhs and millions of people being pinged to self isolate. that prediction came fro
now on bbc news, it s time for wednesday in parliament. hello again, and welcome to wednesday in parliament. as labour demand a full inquiry into links between ministers and lobbyists. dodgy contracts, privileged access, jobs for their mates this is the return of tory sleaze. with civil servants dragged into the row, borisjohnson admits there is a problem. i, indeed, share the widespread concern about some of the stuff we are reading at the moment, mr speaker. also in this programme: how to make your point at prime minister s questions silently. but first: it s almost five years since david cameron left downing street, but the former pm dominated prime minister s questions. the fall out from his work with the finance firm greensill capital lobbying government ministers for access to a covid loans scheme continues to fill the front pages. the firm, which was the main lender to liberty steel, has collapsed, possibly putting thousands ofjobs at risk. but david cameron says
now on bbc news: tuesday in parliament. hello again and welcome to tuesday in parliament. as the health secretary promises to come down hard on a new coronavirus strain. our mission must be to stop its spread altogether and break those chains of transmission. but is there light at the end of the tunnel in scotland? we may be able to begin looking towards a careful and gradual easing around the start of march. and the death of a hero, tributes to captain sir tom moore. he brought joy to the nation. he was an inspiration to everybody in this country. but first, the health secretary has faced calls from mps for stronger border controls after the outbreak of the south african strain of coronavirus here in the uk. amid concern that the new variant is spreading in the community, matt hancock said it was critical that people in areas singled out for enhanced testing stay at home. the health secretary did have some good news, more than 10 million doses of vaccines have been given i
i got the month of may oh, i get the show ran eight years which he s the host of america s funniest videos, saget s stand up was much raunchier than his image of squeaky clean dad. he joined us back in 2014. i was lucky to get full house and i play a character that hug people and work hard against sweater. he was a good man. my parents lost four children, i was the only surviving kids. two of them were younger than me and two older sisters passed away and my dad lost three of his brothers. every year there is a picture of me being nine in the back of the book. after that it was how are we dealing with death. my dad had a great sense of humor and we would say inappropriate things just to get us outside of the moment. saget s colleagues and stars spoke about the great comedian with glowing memory last night on twitter and instagram and all over social media. everybody just very shocked and very, very sadden by the loss of bob saget at the age of 65. with us,