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plans for the year ahead will be laid out by king charles in a speech to parliament on wednesday. it s expected to outline around 35 draft laws ministers intend to introduce in the coming months following labour s return to power. the government has promised to introduce legislation within 100 days of taking office to deliver new rights for workers promised ahead of the election. businesses and unions are expected to be consulted on the details. legislation is also expected to set up gb energy, a new state owned energy company to be based in scotland. the firm will invest in renewable energy projects, including emerging technologies like offshore floating wind farms and clean hydrogen. let s hear now from roger barker, director of policy at the institute of directors. thank you forjoining us, roger. in terms of what to expect, we outlined a few issues. what will be top of the agenda? issues. what will be top of the aaenda? ~ ., ., , agenda? what roger reeves has said, s ....
we re seeing record economic growth. we re creating a new paradigm. an 18 year old man has been charged with conspiracy to murder over the shooting of black lives matter activist sasha johnson. making a splash a rise in lockdown river swimming promts public concern around the state of the uk s waterways. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. we start in belarus. key members of the government there will be hit with sanctions as the us is drawing up a list of people to target. it s a response to the forcing down of a commercial plane to capture an opposition journalist last week. at a meeting with russian president vladmir putin on friday, the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenko, said the west is trying to destabilise his country. opposition leader sviatla na tsikhanouskaya, seen here with the dutch prime minister last week, is due to lead a belarus solidarity rally later today in the lithuanian capital vilnius. it s one year to to the ....
david spunt at the white house. let s begin with jonathan hunt there in los angeles. good morning, jonathan. the deadly battle in the middle east between israel and hamas is now leading to tensions and violence right here on american streets. take a look at this. tuesday night beverly hills and west hollywood pro-palestinian protestors drove around in a caravan of vehicles and as they passed a sushi restaurant according to witnesses began shouting anti-israeli slogans and either throwing bottles or glasses toward some of those dining outside. a group of the protestors then appears to attack the diners. one man picks up a metal pole and swings it at those attacking the group. that man as you can see then pushed against a car, punched and kicked. eric garcetti, the mayor of los angeles said on twitter we as a city condemn last night s organized anti-semitic attack. jewish people should always feel safe in our city. the los angeles police department is investigating this ....
talks are under way at the united nations, as the conflict between israel and palestinians in gaza continues for a seventh day. fancy a job as a live in officer at a medieval castle on a remote island? st michael s mount is hiring. also coming up this hour. social media, anti social media, breaking news, faking news. the media show at 3.30 with mobeen azhar. good afternoon. the health secretary matt hancock has urged people to be careful ahead of more restrictions being eased in england tomorrow. scientists believe the indian variant of coronavirus is more transmissible and cases in some areas have seen a sharp rise. mr hancock also said it was quite likely this variant will become the dominant strain in the uk. some restrictions in wales and scotland are also being relaxed from tomorrow. here s our political correspondent helen catt. in bolton this weekend, efforts continue to tackle the spread of the variant of coronavirus which first emerged in india, encouraging m ....
worth of data. we re looking at them spilling untreated sewage for over half a month. the thames is a world famous river and it s a central part of london life. but despite its importance, parts of the river are being used as an open sewer. this is barnes, in south west london. now, the river s pretty low at the moment, so i m standing on what you might think is the riverbed. except, it isn t. it s a mound of wet wipes. ugh! it s just. look at these. it s just wet wipes after wet wipes after wet wipes. it sjust everywhere, you know? how can we live like this? debbie leach runs a river charity that s campaigning to clean up the thames. it s about the size of two tennis courts, and who knows what s down there in the river? this is just what we can see. you don t really realise what it is until you get down in this. yeah. ..and you start really prodding around it. yeah, yeah. i mean, every time the stick goes in, wet wipes come out. and when you re standing up there on the ....