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and perpetrated his abuse. and the first space mission crewed entirely by amateur astronauts blast off from cape canaveral. it s hoped the flight will open up access for paying customers. hello and welcome. britain, the us and australia have launched a new defence and security partnership, with plans to develop a fleet of nuclear powered submarines for the australian navy. boris johnson says the project will be crucial in the protection of the allies shared interests in the indo pacific region, as our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. britain aircraft carrier hms queen elizabeth and other britain and america will help australia, but not where the nuclear submarines. australia had originally asked france to modernise its submarines but the deal is now dead. it isn t yet clear how the work will be shared, but britain hopes it will be boosting its defence industry. the system already builds the submarines and the nuclear reactors. officials insist the defence p ....
mandatory for care home staff to to be fully vaccinated. on twitter, it s @annita mcveigh or #bbcyourquestions and most workers say they d rather not return to their offices full time according to new research and over a fifth would like to work from home for good. also coming up this hour. out of this world four amateur astronauts, including a billionaire will spend the next three days circling the earth in the latest milestone for space tourism. hello and welcome to bbc news. after a ruthless day of firing and hiring, the prime minister is set to continue the biggest shake up of his government since he entered downing street. yesterday he fired his education, justice and housing secretaries and demoted others as he reshapes his senior team. dominic raab is no longer foreign secretary he s justice secretary and deputy prime minister with liz truss becoming only the second woman in history to hold the post of foreign secretary. gavin williamson, widely c ....
hello and welcome. by their very nature defence partnerships are divisive. there are winners and losers. but the new defence pact between britain, america and australia must surely win awards for how many diplomatic rows it has sparked in just 2a hours. the french are angry that they re own deal with australia has been kiboshed. the chinese are furious at the threat posed to their dominant status in the pacific. and nato and five eyes members are left wondering if this leaves those alliances weakened. let s recap what this defence and security pact includes under the deal australia will build eight nuclear powered submarines over the next 18 months, using technology provided by the us. the australians will construct their nuclear powered fleet in adelaide and will become the seventh nation on earth to have that technology. these nuclear powered engines makes the subs faster. they can stay submerged for longer, shoot missiles further they are harder to detect. the us says th ....
live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 6am in singapore, 6pm in washington, and 6am in beijing where the security and intelligence deal announced just 2a hours ago between the us, the uk, and australia has been greeted in very different ways. the white house has been outlining the advantages of closer ties in the western pacific canberra is pleased to have a global super power making deals, and the uk sees it as a win win deal. but for china, the extension of us power into what it sees as its sphere of influence is somewhat provocative. and there s been some collateral damage coming from france, which is furious at the deal which replaces its sale of submarines to australia with ones made in america. we ll be live in washington in a moment but first, here s our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. britain s making its mark in the pacific. the royal navy s new aircraft carrier s been flying the flag there, on exercise with the us ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are annabel denham, director of communications for the institute of economic affairs and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. concerns about tensions with china on many front pages tomorrow the guardian focuses on worries that a pact between britain, the us and australia to build new nuclear powered submarines could increase the risk of conflict. the financial times has the response from beijing, where it says officials have accused the countries of a cold war mentality . meanwhile the times has former prime minister theresa may questioning the potential implications for britain if china were to invade taiwan. something different from the daily mail, which reports travel rules for fully vaccinated people will be torn up by the half term holidays, with dozen of countries on a new approved travel list. the i says that the government is set ....