schools is critical. the idea is that pupils, families, might respond better to people they know, they trust, the school nurse, so there are a big vaccine clinics being set “p are a big vaccine clinics being set up in some schools in the west midlands at the moment and that is all to try to get the vaccine uptake back. we thought measles had been eradicated into kingdom, rates are very low, but they have started to come back. for some children can be a very serious disease. between one in five and two in five children will end up in hospital with measles. the mortality rate is between one in 3001 in 5,000. for some people it will be like getting the flu with a rash, for other people can be very dangerous. that is why health authorities are pushing families get vaccine uptake as much as possible. the inquiry into the post office scandal, where hundreds of post masters and mistresses were wrongly convicted of fraud or stealing charges, continues in central london today. facin
. hello and a very warm welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo. i m max foster. just ahead on cnn newsroom this this job we have to havemha, b, c, d, f, g. what letter are you on now? nobody wins a government shutdown. it doesn t save any money. it costs us a lot of money. a shutdown, our troops won t get paid. i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. this hearing wasn t supposed to be about fireworks and bells an whistles. this is not the january 6 committee, this is not a stunt. there is a lot of reason to move to federal court starting with a better jury pool for donald trump. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is friday, accepts 29, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the u.s. government is barreling towards another shutdown.a.m. in london washington where the u.s. government is barreling towards ano
this is bbc news it s newsday. welcome to the programme. starting with news in the us where its been a busy day for politics, with president biden at the centre of events both willingly and unwillingly. the day began with the republicans in congress launching impeachment hearings. they accuse him of profiting from his son s business ventures while serving as vice president. it s worth noting that several previous investigations, including one by thejustice department, hasn t found any evidence of that, but the republicans say there is a case to answer. the house oversight and accountability committee has uncovered a mountain of evidence revealing howjoe biden abused his public office for his family s financial gain. the years, president biden has lied to the american people about his knowledge of and participation in his family s corrupt as schemes. business. while that was happening in washington, president biden was making his way to arizona, where he made the latest
a student. 32 year old man from rotterdam. he was also the student community is done. not only is one of their members are suspected of multiple mode is but one of the lecturers is among the dead. let me take you through the events of the day. it was just after lunchtime and that police received the first goal, shooting at an apartment block about two kilometres from here. 39 year old woman and her 13 year old daughter were killed. the suspect set fire to the apartment and then travelled here. not long after, police evacuated everyone possible, patients were brought out on stretchers, students in that medical gowns, doctors. some people were trapped though in classrooms and taped notes to the windows, letting emergency services know which room they were in and that they needed help. the government went through one of the classrooms, setting fire. he was throwing volatile cocktails, some students said. he shot dead a male lecturer and then was detained by police underneath the
after 18 arduous months, ukraine s conscripts and wounded wage a war with no end in sight. in our third film this week from the ukraine war, mark is on the front line in the east where the conflict seems to go on without end. also tonight, amid the rwanda refugee row, could the uk really leave the european convention on human rights that churchill helped to found? the home secretary suella braverman this week floated the idea, apparently with the approval of number 10? it s extremely unlikely that the government is going to withdraw from the echr. if you look at the judgements of the supreme court and indded of the supreme court and indeed the court in strasbourg, they have said rwanda is legal in principle. the defeats the government has suffered are on technical grounds. we discuss this and the battle for the soul of the conservative party ahead of its conference. and sir michael gambon, bafta and olivier award winner, with roles from professor dumbledore to the singing det