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the first non professional space crew ever launched into orbit has returned safely after their three day mission. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the footballing legend jimmy greaves has died at the age of 81. he was one of the most prolific strikers in the game s history scoring more than 400 goals in a 15 year career for chelsea, ac milan, tottenham, west ham, and of course england. he remains one of england s top scorers of all time only wayne rooney, bobby charlton and gary lineker have got more goals for the three lions. he was part of the england squad that won the 1966 world cup but missed out on an appearance in the final. later he became a popular tv presenter on the long running itv football show saint and greavesie. the england and spurs captain harry kane has tweeted his condolences. he says ripjimmy greaves. a true legend and one of the great goal scorers. thoughts are with his family and friends. one ofjimmy s former clu
i think it is something we have to live with, like we live with flu. i d rather we take every possible action i d rather we take every possible action to i d rather we take every possible action to minimise cases. as we enter the autumn with more cases, more hospitalisations and more daily deaths than this time last year we ll be asking how well the uk can cope. also tonight. job vacancies in the uk surge past 1 million for the first time since records began. and the man who has paddleboarded around the whole of britain finishes his epicjourney in torquay. and coming up on the bbc news channel: he cost 97 million, but if romalu lukaku helps chelsea keep the champions league trophy, he ll be worth it. they are in action at stamford bridge later. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has set out his autumn and winter plan to deal with covid, saying that government will stick with the strategy of focusing on vaccines, but warning that some meas
hospital near norwich. the first international passenger flight takes off from kabul airport since the taliban took control of afghanistan it has around 200 foreign nationals on board. migrant boats crossing the channel could be turned back at sea but the french authorities say it would be dangerous and illegal. hospital waiting lists in england are now the worst since records began, with 5.5 million people waiting for routine treatment. and emma raducanu s fairy tale in new york the teenager reaches the semifinals of the us open, the first british woman to do so for nearly a0 years. hello, good evening. the scottish parliament votes this evening on whether or not to bring in vaccine passports for people who want to get into nightclubs, major sporting events, festivals and concerts. deputy first ministerjohn swinney said it would be a proportionate response to the risks of covid. but opposition parties have raised concerns about how the scheme would work, and both labour an