After myanmar S Ambassador to the uk was locked out of the embassy overnight, the Foreign Secretary condemns the countrys bullying military leaders. Back on the buses as Public Transport is prepared for next Weeks Lockdown easing in england, the industry tries to reassure travellers that it will be safe. And golf s masters tee off in a couple of hours time just a few thousand fans will be allowed into the grounds in augusta. Coming up in the sport later in the hour on the Bbc News channel. The French Open is going to start a week later than planned because of the current french lockdown. Thats going to impact the grass court season. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. The Health Secretary, matt hancock, says the uk has more than enough supply of the Pfizer And Moderna covid vaccines to treat all adults under 30, after the Medicines Regulator said people aged 18 to 29 should be offered an alternative to the Astrazeneca Jab, because of a possible link with rare Blood Clots
Rollout in The Uk is now starting to break the link between Coronavirus Infections and deaths. Sirens Petrol Bombs are thrown and a bus is hijacked and set on fire in another night of violence in belfast. Northern irelands Power Sharing Executive will meet later. Myanmar s ambassador in The Uk is locked out of his London Embassy saying he and his staff were told to leave the building by myanmar s military, because of his opposition to the coup in his country. Hello and welcome if youre watching in The Uk or Around The World. Ministers are continuing to reassure the public about the safety of the Astrazeneca Coronavirus Vaccine after the official advice changed to say that adults under 30 should be offered an alternative jab. The Uk Medicines regulator, the mhra, said the evidence had been Firming Up that a link exists between rare Blood Clots and the Vaccine. Astrazeneca says it is working with officials to try to understand what is causing these extremely rare events. A review by the
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