after a night out with friends. 0k, there s your paperwork. brilliant. that s fully loaded, everything is ok. from liverpool to belfast new trade arrangements across the irish sea. brexit is having. and at the age of 81 why sir ian mckellen has chosen to take on one of the toughest roles in theatre. and coming up on the bbc news channel. we head live to speak to the england camp ahead of the first game of the new six nations campaign, as the defending champions face scotland in doncaster on saturday good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a metropolitan police officer has been found guilty of belonging to a banned neo nazi terror group and possessing extremist material. the 22 year old is the first serving british police officer to be convicted of a terror offence. benjamin hannam was a member of the far right extremist group national action which was banned in 2016. he lied about his past in his application to join the police. our home affairs correspondent dani
in the last year or so. and he s done some great stuff, and i thank him very much, particularly on helping to encourage vaccine take up amongst more hesitant groups and communities. new figures show fewer than one in five people with covid 19 symptoms request a test, and the number who follow self isolation rules is low. as france goes into a third lockdown we talk to an expert in paris in paris about the situation across the country. and the life and legacy of diana, princess of wales, is to be recognised with a blue plaque in london. one of six new plaques dedicated to pioneering women. good afternoon. a 22 year old has become the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a banned neo nazi terror group. neo nazi terrorist group. benjamin hannam was also convicted of lying on his met police application and having terrorist documents detailing knife combat and making explosive devices, following the trial at the old bailey. hejoined national action after
the founder of liberty steel admits the company owes billions of pounds, but insists it can survive. there you go, your paperwork, everything is ok. we have a special report on brexit trade across the irish sea, with costs rocketing to get goods from britain to northern ireland. on all occasions to perform against me and spurn my dull revenge. and a seasoned hamlet sir ian mckellen takes on the role of the prince of denmark, aged 81. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel super league champions st helens are looking to make it two wins from two against hull kr. good evening. a metropolitan police officer has been found guilty of belonging to a banned neo nazi terror group, and possessing extremist material. the 22 year old is the first serving british police officer to be convicted of a terror offence. benjamin hannam was a member of the far right extremist group, nationalaction, which was banned in 2016. he lied about his past when applying to join the met. o
at least 32 people are killed and many more injured in egypt in one of the worst train crashes there in recent memory. hello and welcome if you re watching on pbs in the us or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. germany has imposed travel restrictions on france, declaring the country a high risk area for coronavirus infections. people arriving in germany from france will now need to show a negative covid test and go into quarantine. it s controversial because there s so much traffic, commuters, family across that border every day. now, germany s already imposed border restrictions and border controls on some of its borders, so we ve already had border controls on parts of austria, the czech republic, slovakia. those regions have now been classed officially as high risk regions as well, so that means they re also going to be the same rule you just mentioned for france, which is you have to have a recent test bef
let s start with the metro. it says there s a growing backlash against borisjohnson over the westminster lobbying row. the same story makes the front page of the i, with the prime minister facing mounting conservative anger over the handling of the owen paterson affair. the former health secretary matt hancock is calling for nhs workers to be legally required to get covid vaccinations before the winter. that s in the telegraph. the guardian reports that a watchdog had to prevent ministers breaching a code on political neutrality and independence during the search for new chairs for the bbc and the british film institute. and the ft says paris prosecutors are probing the french operations of sanjeev gupta, the uk metals magnate, over allegations of misuse of assets . those are the front pages. we will begin our chat. caroline and tony, lovely to see you both again. caroline, could you kick because of plays, the storm in a sleaze cap on the front page of the metro. i plays, th