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pupils in england when they return injanuary is undeliverable that s according to teaching unions, school governors, the church of england and colleges. ministers announced the plans on thursday along with a staggered return to the classroom. but schools says it will be impossible to recruit and train the thousands of people needed to carry out tests in the next two weeks. our education editor bra nwen jefferys reports. think about what s gone well, first of all, this term. the last lessons before christmas, but not all pupils will be back at the start of term. well, we made it. can you believe where we started back in september? doing his best to be cheerful in assembly, but the head expects to work through christmas on testing. i feel absolutely physically and emotionally exhausted after what has definitely been the toughest term ever in 20 years in teaching. when i heard this news two days ago, i actually felt rather broken, because ijust thought, how are we going ....
the latest countries to ban travel to and from the uk as european officials prepare to discuss a coordinated travel response tomorrow morning long waits for some shoppers as only essential retail can be open in england s tier 4 and in wales. now on bbc news, amanda ruggeri explores the new technology that is allowing archaeologists to explore the hundreds of mayan structures that are still hidden beneath the amazon. located in northern guatemala, the maya biosphere reserve is the largest rainforest north of the amazon and one of the world s most important hotspots for biodiversity. it also was once the heart of the maya civilisation. today, hundreds of houses, fortifications, temples and other structures lie hidden beneath the jungle. i like this part. but some archaeologists are determined to change that. they ve devoted their careers to getting the jungle to give up its secrets, and new technology has revealed that, despite decades of work, they have only begun to ....
with millions working from home or schooling online. but a report by mps has criticised the huge variations in broadband quality and speed across the uk. sian lloyd reports. a landscape rich in natural beauty, but when it comes to keeping pace in a digital world, people living here say they are poorly served. high speed broadband is still out of reach for many rural communities, and with lockdown, the effects are being felt even more. the gimbyfamily are home schooling, but not at home. with only a slow internet connection where they live, graphic designer lizzie can t work from home, and neither can her teenagers learn there. it s really important that they are able to access their tutorials and teachers, so we do have to come into the office. it is an absolute pain. we can t home school at all. and i m trying to run a business with 20 staff, and i really need to be here. an election promise to give all homes access to superfast gigabit broadband has already had to be ....
news, johannesburg. now, stav danaos has the weather. we are starting to see some changes to our weather after a very cold week both by day and by night. slightly less cold air pushing gci’oss slightly less cold air pushing across the country through tonight. heavy and persistent rain in western scotland, drizzle over western areas further south. a few clear spells in the south east. it will tend to be oui’ the south east. it will tend to be our frost free night for most. this week is milder than the big just gone. rain at times and some of it quite heavy across the west. a little bit of snow mainly over the hills in the north. the pressure cut for monday showers these weather front across the north of the country thanks to low pressure. higher pressure towards the south and a westerly breeze pushing the milderair infrom and a westerly breeze pushing the milder air in from the atlantic but still a team of cold at the north of the country. it will impact the rain gci ....
president electjoe biden. the uk has recorded its highest daily coronavirus death toll more than 1,500 people have died. fergal keane has this special report from imperial health care s st marys and charing cross hospitals in london. it is britain s tale of two realities locked down streets much busier than before, and just minutes from here. even though i can t hear what you re saying, you are very safe. the voices of one pandemic day. there are a lot of noises going on. lam drwong. i m the consultant, lovely to meet you. how are you feeling today? so much better. i genuinely thought i was going to die. i i surrendered. it was the stage where suicide, for me, was probably an easieri option than to go through. i cannot put into words, i honestly cannot put i into words how terrifying and how merciless - i was to it, six days ago. i genuinely thought i was never going to see my family again. i in the cpap unit at st mary s hospital, oxygen is applied to help breathin ....