borisjohnson has said the government s winter plan is the only way to keep the country safe. in the rest of the day s news: the number of uk job vacancies hit a record high over the summer, with more than a million posts needing to be filled. lawyers for prince andrew tell a court in new york that sexual assault allegations filed against him are baseless and potentially unlawful. and there s a new star in town. emma raducanu joins the celebrities enjoying the glitz and glamour of the met gala in new york. and at 5.30pm, we ll be answering your questions about vaccines, boosters for the over 50s and on the decision to give them to children aged 12 to 15. send your question in. that s coming up send your question in. that s coming up at half past. hello, good evening. the prime minister has been setting out his plan to deal with the covid pandemic in england over the coming months, saying that it would be more challenging this winter, although the country is better prepared. a
that legislation passing with overwhelming bipartisan support even as the republicans want to assess the nation as what they did wrong rather than what they did right. and also this as evidence of what america has done rarely right, this is finally getting recognize. we go to suzanne malveaux following the juneteenth celebrations, and i know exactly where you are in black lives matter plaza. well, this is ground zero coming to activism in the nation s capitol. this is where many tears were shed and some of joy and much of anger and frustration, and the killing of breonna taylor and george floyd and of course expressions of elation as you can see the huge letters across here on 16th street black lives matter plaza in the shadow of the white house, and we are expecting hundreds of folks to show up in various groups and go-go bands, and go-go being here growing up on the music, and they will be celebrating, but also commemorating, jim, here a sense of what needs to be done, an
diseases says the omicron variant of coronavirus could become the uk s dominant strain within weeks. the education secretary says work to protect vulnerable children will start immediately after six year old arthur labinjo hughes was tortured and killed by his father and his father s partner. no government anywhere in the world can legislate for evil. | but we will take action whereveri we can to stop it from happening again because we must do more. as 1300 homes in the north east of england are still without power ten days after storm arwen. a barrister for the victims of the grenfell tower fire tells the public inquiry into the disaster that government s lack of openness should be regarded as one of the major scandals of our time . good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. two former police officers who took pictures of two murdered sisters in a london park, then shared them on whatsapp groups, have each been jailed for nearly three years. pcs deninaffer and jamie lewis h
a new strike in crimea is taking out critical in infras infrastructure, and crimean forces is taking out a key bridge and vital to the military, and large chunks of that bridge are now at the bottom of the sea. and now, global impacts of hunger could now be grave. at least five people are dead after the torrential rain. and yet, heat is melting other parts of the united states. the extreme weather that won t quit. i m kate bolduan with sara sidner and john berman. this is cnn news central. happening right now, the russian officials are assessing the damage to a bridge in crimea critical to the military after the ukrainian officials attacked the bridge overnight. this morning, ukraine is saying that it is part of the joint operation. the kirsch bridge is the only link between the peninsula and russia s and vital crossing for moscow to link to the troops as they fight in ukraine and also critical to provide crimea with goods. there is also severe damage to the road part