Harry wIll come together to reveal a statue of theIr mother on what wouldve been her 60th bIrthday. Good Afternoon And Welcome to Bbc News. The japanese Car Maker nIssan has announced a major expansIon of electrIc VehIcle ProductIon at Its Car Plant In sunderland. The development wIll see the creatIon of more than 1,500 Jobs at the sIte and several thousand more In the Supply ChaIn. Most of these wIll facIlItate the manufacture of the companys new generatIon, All ElectrIc Model at the sIte. AlongsIde thIs, partner company, envIsIon aesc, wIll buIld a new electrIc Battery Plant whIch It belIeves wIll produce enough batterIes to power over 100,000 NIssan ElectrIc VehIcles each year. NIssan hopes the sIte wIll be operatIonal by 2024, when the level of uk made components In cars manufactured In the uk Is requIred to start IncreasIng, In lIne wIth the terms of the uks Trade Deal wIth the eu. The development has already receIved bIllIons of Pounds Worth of fundIng, wIth the government though
just one game of the season. so how surprising is this move? here s our rugby union reporter sara orchard. it is interesting because cipriani originally left gloucester back in december citing he needed some time away from the game and he says he has spent that time away working on his writing and is kicking and the reason he decided to join his writing and is kicking and the reason he decided tojoin bath is because they have to say and the reason he decided to join because they have to say and the reason he decided tojoin bath is because they have the same attacking mindset as what he wants to put into his games and this is his fourth premiership club and he has prayed and of course he left gloucester last december and there had been some rumours they was interest from the likes of japan and also clubs some rumours they was interest from the likes ofjapan and also clubs in france that he is a prized asset and he was protected 2019 rugby player association player of the year
refugees on the us border having to make desperate decisions about their children s future. some are hopeful the rumours that president biden will open the border are true. others have lost all hope and are now having to make decisions they never thought they would. young people bear the brunt of unemployment as new figures show that four out of five who lost theirjob last year was under 35. good afternoon. downing street says it will explore every possibility , including legislation, to stop plans for a european super league. the idea which would see six top english clubs join euopean sides in a breakaway tournament has drawn widespread condemnation and calls for the clubs to be expelled from other competitions. lawyers for the proposed new league say they have issued injunctions they hope will prevent players or clubs being banned from competition by fifa or uefa. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. the message was clear protests outside elland road last n
will face severe consequences if it invades ukraine a g7 meeting of foreign ministers is discussing rising tensions. it would be extremely serious if russia were to take that action. it would be a strategic mistake and there would be severe consequences. and it s going to be a nail biter. max verstappen beats lewis hamilton to pole position for tomorrow s formula one title decider in abu dhabi with the two men level on points. good afternoon. a group of scientists has this afternoon suggested that the uk is facing a substantial wave of omicron infections in january unless further restrictions are introduced. the number of deaths from the variant by the end of april could range from 25,000 to 75,000 depending on how well vaccines perform, according to the researchers from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine though the sudy has not yet been peer reviewed. the omicron variant is believed to be spreading quickly though scientists say there is huge uncerta
and medical researchers in south africa reporting the omicron coronavirus variant partly evades protection offered by pfizer s vaccine, but people who were infected with coronavirus and then vaccinated are likely well protected against omicron. joining me now, mr. evan perez. thank you for joining us sir. what are we learning about these new subpoenas tonight? is the committee getting the records they re asking for? reporter: they are, don. one of the first things that this committee did when they first got stood up some months ago was they sent letters to phone carriers, to telecommunications carriers asking them to preserve these records. and now we know that they ve gone ahead and requested and gotten the records of more than 100 people. and some of these people, this includes people inside trump s inner circle. and obviously some of these people are people who have been investigated by the justice department. but what s significant is that it includes people who were co