to fund my university experience and pay my rent and stuff. and we made it so covid safe that i did feel like it was a safe place to be in, and now it sjust frustrating that that seems to be forgotten about and they re going to be the last places to open. and it s sad for the city because it s the main part of the city. the prime ministerjust needs to remember when he was our age and what he was doing at that time and that is a huge part of our lives and we don t have that anymore. and we re missing out. it s not like we can go back and, like, when we re 24 be like, 0h, let s pretend we re at uni again. this is it. i guess for us uni students, - it doesn t really make that much difference because we might be i allowed to go out a bit more, like in groups, but we do that anyway because we live as a group. - down the river in byker, rows and rows of houses where families have stayed indoors, relatives not seeing each other and children missing theirfriends. today s road map g
and kyle walker live also coming up on sportsday could andy murray s wimbledon swansong be in doubt? he s injured and withdraws from queen s hello again. welcome to sportsday. we ll have the engalnd press conference with gareth southgate and kyle walker live in the programme later. they play denmark at euro 2024 tomorrow. but we re starting with scotland, whose last win at a major tournament was 1996. the team they beat.? switzerland. ally mccoist. villa park. doing that again tonight in cologne and they d be well on their way to the stated aim of four points, which would likely mean a first ever passage through to the knockout stage of a euros or world cup. look back a litte less far though, and friday s chastening defeat to germany is a performance, and result they need to improve upon. jane dougall is with the team and tartan army in cologne. jane they ve had quite the walk to the stadium. it s been phenomenal here. we still have 90 minutes ago before the match kicks off h
is being transformed by a year long festival of arts and culture. anne marie tasker and kofi smiles report on the highlights. hello, and welcome to hull, which, for the whole of 2017 is the uk s city of culture. and this is the humber bridge, just the latest location to take part in the 365 day celebration of arts and culture. pulled between stars and asteroids, meteors and satellites. this stuning landmark is being turned into a giant musical instrument, taking you on a sonic journey across the humber. and i ve been on myjourneys, too, exploring the cultural links between this maritime city and its sister city of reykjavik. i think all this talk about girls not boxing is old fashioned. e we will also find out how women s boxing pioneer barbara buttrck is finally being recognised in her home city. i m annemarie tasker, and i m the arts and culture correspondent for the bbc here in hull, and this is kofi smiles. i m the face of hull, chosen by bbc to tell the world about the c
Prince George author Tracey Brown writes historical fiction novel geared for those nine to 14 years old. It's about siblings looking for family and sees them travel from Scotland to the Canadian wilderness during the 1800s.