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now on bbc news: dateline london. hello, i m shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together leading uk commentators, journalists born overseas who ply their trade in the uk, along with bbc specialists, dateline london. british labour, founded in part by the unions, appears to be in trouble this weekend. it s a different sort of union, that of the nations of the uk, also under threat. the uk is basking in the success of its vaccination programme. is it time to share its good fortune more widely? and the latest on hot air. no, not politics, but global warming. to shed more light than heat, at least i hope so, two veterans of the newspaper trade. an american by birth, janet daley, has lived in the uk since the 1960s. her politics shifted over the years from labour to conservatives back in the 80s. she s a columnist for the sunday telegraph. polly toynbee has penned a column for the guardian for more than 20 years. she s supported labour except for a period in the 8
we ll be talking rockets later on in the programme. but how about this forjet propulsion? china s latest economic growth numbers. they re staggering. 18%. yes, you heard correctly. in fact, just a smidgen above that. but, remember, most things are cast in a flattering light if you compare them to this time last year china was first into the pandemic, remember and it looks like it s one of the first out. but how sustainable is this recovery? that depends on where the growth is coming from. let s take industry; a major driverfor china. output grew 14%. but that was a little weaker than many industry watchers had hoped for. and workers spent more time working this time around because they didn t travel home, as they normally would, during the spring festival for a period that can be a month long holiday. let s speak tojinny yang, managing director and chief china economist, icbc standard bank. what do you think of these numbers? jelinic they are staggering but it means t
roll out and falling case numbers. are you in scotland? what do you think about the easing being brought forward? are you planning to take advantage, or are you holding back for a little longer. do get in touch with me with your comments, on twitter @annita mcveigh and use #bbcyourquestions. also coming up this hour.. caravans, tents and glamping with the ongoing uncertainty around foreign travel, uk holiday destinations are seeing huge demand for staycations this summer. good morning, welcome to bbc news. final preparations are being made ahead of the duke of edinburgh s funeral, which will take place at st george s chapel in windsor tomorrow afternoon. the service for prince philip, who died last week at the age of 99, will be attended by 30 guests, including all his children and grandchildren, alongside personnel from the armed forces. buckingham palace said the plans very much reflected the duke s wishes. charlotte wright reports. it s a funeral that will, in many way
good morning from the lake district. more of us are holidaying close to home this year and destinations like this are gearing up for the first weekend of the season. we could be set for an all premier league final in the europa league as both manchester united and arsenal reach the last four, with the londoners dominating in prague. plus, 125 years since the national trust bought their first property, in east sussex. i will be taking a look around and bringing you the forecast. a cold start but the most it will be a dry day. it s friday, 16th april. our top story. final preparations are being made ahead of the duke of edinburgh s funeral, which will take place at st george s chapel in windsor tomorrow afternoon. the service for prince philip, who died last week at the age of 99, will be attended by 30 guests, including all his children and grandchildren, alongside personnel from the armed forces. buckingham palace said the plans very much reflected the duke s wishes. charlo