is almost nine times higher in those who catch coronavirus, than those who ve had a vaccine, according to a major new study. we ll bring you up to speed with the paralympics where world records have been set in the velodrome and at the athletics track. coming up nearly a0 years since they last released new music are abba about to make a return? we ll speak with the founder of a abba tribute band. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk s defence secretary has said british forces have entered the final stages of flying people out of kabul. ben wallace said it was a matter of deep regret that not everybody could be evacuated. it comes after 90 people were killed in two bomb blasts. this includes 13 us military personnel. most of the dead were afghan civilians. an emotional us presidentjoe biden had a message to those behind the attacks saying, we will hunt you down, and make you pay. the uk says the kabul bombings will not affect the the
to a hero s welcome. we ll be live from the england team hotel and from rome. also this lunchtime. the prime minister is expected to confirm this afternoon that remaining covid restrictions in england will be lifted next week but people will be urged to keep wearing face coverings in crowded places. and america scorched by a record breaking heatwave as california and nevada brace themselves for even higher temperatures. and coming up on the bbc news channel, conor murray will leads the british and irish lions for the first time, when they face south africa a, with 12 changes to the side for wednesday s game. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. prince william has said he s sickened by racist abuse of players who missed penalites last night in england s defeat to italy in the final of the european champioship. he called the online abuse abhorrent and unacceptable. meanwhile, the fa have ordered a review after fans without tickets forced their way into wembley stadiu
few hours, he has been freed. pennsylvania s supreme court today quashed his sexual assault conviction on the grounds that evidence given by five witnesses during his retrial should never have been admitted. cosby, now 83, was one of the most high profile convictions of the early #metoo movement. he was found guilty of drugging and molesting the ex basketball player andrea constand in 200a. the supreme court was told that cosby s lawyers had secured a deal with the former district attorney in philadelphia that he would not be tried a second time because there was not enough evidence to present. let s talk to vinoo varghese. he s a former prosecutor and white collar federal criminal defence attorney and joins us now from new york. cani can i get your initial thoughts on the news we have been hearing the last couple of hours? i the news we have been hearing the last couple of hours? last couple of hours? i have been coverin: last couple of hours? i have been covering this la
a watershed moment for football, according to the government, who ll be looking at club ownership as part of a review into the game in england, led by fans. good morning. i m at arundel castle this morning, where the annual tulip festival is under way. where the annual tulip festival is underway. it where the annual tulip festival is under way. it is a cold but a bright start. i will bring you all the weather details in about ten minutes. good morning. it s friday, the 24th of april. our top story. new restrictions for people coming to the uk from india have come into force this morning, as the country has joined the uk s red list, which effectively bans travel. india has seen record infection rates, a rapidly rising death toll and the discovery of a new virus variant and six hospitals in the indian capital delhi have now completely run out of oxygen. caroline davies reports. the last few arrivals before india is added to the red list. there was joy for those who made it ba