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be doing whatever we can to stop that and not accept any level of death, really. now it s time for a look at the weather. carol isjoining us live! what carol is joining us live! what a treat. good morning. it s been a cold start to the day. a widespread frost and sunshine. the weather front coming in from the west is bringing rain and as it bumps into the cold air it s also bringing some snow. especially across scotland and northern england heading towards the northern england heading towards the north midlands. some of that will be at lower levels especially in scotland and northern england and these black circles represent the strength of the winds. we could be looking at some blizzards and drifting in scotland and northern england. behind the weather front, we ve got less cold air and then another weather front coming in bringing some showers, some could be heavy and thundery. this is a cold front so later on the air will turn colder once again. these are our temper ....
we hope it is a fact, the data seems to indicate that omicron is less severe than delta has been. we still have the huge numbers, don t we? that is obviously a concern. at have the huge numbers, don t we? that is obviously a concern.- that is obviously a concern. at the moment, that is obviously a concern. at the moment. the that is obviously a concern. at the moment, the measures that is obviously a concern. at the moment, the measures that - that is obviously a concern. at the moment, the measures that are i that is obviously a concern. at the | moment, the measures that are in place are completely inadequate to prevent infection. therefore, vaccines are very important, i would also urge the government to ensure that those vaccinations are made available to everyone over all ainge rages as quickly as possible. our schools go back and we will see omicron invading that population as well. i think really, i omicron invading that population as well. ithink really, i h ....
are being eased from tomorrow. presidentjoe biden will blame donald trump for the us capitol riot as he marks the one year anniversary of the attack in a speech later. we ll be live in washington. the costs of refueling? the rac says some petrol retailers are refusing to pass on wholesale price cuts to customers. and the british army physio who became the first woman of colour to trek solo to the south pole tells us how she achieved her feat. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the world s top ranked male tennis player novak djokovic will have to wait until monday to find out whether he is able to stay in australia and defend his title in the first grand slam of the year. he s facing deportation from the country after having his visa revoked when he arrived in melbourne. there was a public outcry when he was given a medical exemption from strict vaccine rules to defend his australian open title. tournament organisers said djokovic s medical exemption had been granted by t ....
lets s bring you some news just in from here in the uk. and the prime minister borisjohnson has offered a humble and sincere apology over his failure to disclose key messages relating to the refurbishment of his flat at number 10 downing street. it comes as the uk s top adviser on ministerial standards lord geidt cleared the prime minister of breaking the ministerial code, after re examining evidence. our political correspondent ben wright is in westminster. the text messages that have been revealed are interesting. the? revealed are interesting. they certainly are. revealed are interesting. they certainly are. they revealed are interesting. they certainly are. they date - revealed are interesting. they certainly are. they date back. revealed are interesting. tie: certainly are. they date back to november 2020. an exchange of messages between borisjohnson and lord brownlow, a tory pier and donor to the conservative party. the message that we have seen today ....
you. the senator from michigan. thank you. mr the senator from michigan. thank you, mr president. that the senator from michigan. thank you, mr president. . . you, mr president. that was a minute of you, mr president. that was a minute of silence you, mr president. that was a minute of silence being - you, mr president. that was a l minute of silence being observed here in the united states capitol. remembering what happened a year ago. more than seven people lost their lives that day, january the 6th. including capitol police officers. some who died by suicide after the event because they were so shocked and horrified by what they saw. i ve been speaking to one of those capital police officers, harry done who s emerged as one of the most outspoken law enforcement officials in the wake of the attack and is a passionate advocate for at access to mental health support. i spoke to him just a few days ago about what he encountered that day. what was the most frightening a ....