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nationwide tells thousands of staff they can choose where to work once the pandemic is over. delayed but not dimmed the olympic torch relay gets under way from japan s frozen north to its tropical south. and coming up on bbc news. after making the semi finals in russia, gareth southgate and his england side get their world cup campaign for qatar 2022 under way against san marino. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. mps have voted to extend till the autumn the government s power in england to impose covid restrictions that s months after we re supposed to have returned to something like normal life. the debate has raised questions about what kinds of restrictions we shoud tolerate none more so than borisjohnson s suggestion that you might need a vaccine passport to go for pint in the pub. he did say it couldn t happen till all adults have had the jab but there s still been a backlash from the hospitality industry. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg ....
of his father from dementia. he used to write a diary. and then one day he picked the pen up and he didn t know how to use it. chris tells us what more should be done to protect footballers. there s no reason west ham can t finish in the top four. that s according to manager david moyes, after they hold off wolves to move into the european places. another cold start to the day, a widespread frost and a risk of ice as well but once again sunshine and wintry showers, feeling cool, especially in the wind. all the details coming up. it s tuesday the 6th of april. our top story. pubs, restaurants, gyms and hair salons will be among the businesses allowed to re open in england from monday of next week. the prime minister confirmed the next phase of lifting the lockdown will go ahead as planned but he urged against complacency and said it was still too early to confirm the date for re starting nonessential foreign travel. with more details, here s our political correspondent iain wa ....
title in a decade. we have a special visitor today. goat bleats and the goats butting in on your work zoom calls. good morning. it is quite a cold and frosty start to the morning for some of us but a mostly dry day ahead. expects the marina because parts of scotland. still fairly chilly for this time of year, i will have all of the details throughout this morning s programme. good morning. it isjust after six a.m.. it s sunday, 7 march. our top story: people in their late 50s in england are now being invited to book their coronavirus vaccination. letters sent to hundreds of thousands of people between the ages of 56 and 59 began arriving yesterday, with more expected to be delivered tomorrow. here s our health correspondent, nick triggle. the nhs has given the green light to those below the age of 60 in england to start getting their first dose of the covid vaccine stopping people aged 56 to 59 are now able to go online or call 119 two book an appointment for theirjab. online ....
a cash pay out for 29 million smartphone owners? the company behind the computer chips that make our phones work is accused of overcharging. good morning. it s 19 wins in a row for manchester city. they have one foot in the quarter finals of the champions league and that keeps them on course for an unprecedented quadruple. good morning. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures in parts of eastern england are getting to just over 18 degrees. not quite that mild today. temperatures are still above average. a lot of dry weather but some showers. i will tell you where in about ten minutes. good morning. it s thursday, the 25th of february. our top story. teachers will decide exam grades this summer after the cancellation of gcses and a levels in england. the exams watchdog quual has confirmed that schools can use a combination of coursework, mock exams and essays to assess pupils, and results will be published earlier in august to allow time for ....
no place in the halls of congress. some democratic members of congress say they re actually frightened. this is new day weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. good morning to you. and d.c., wherever you may be waking up this morning. grateful to have you with us as always. i am sorry to have to say, that the number of people who are infected with coronavirus is nearing 26 million this morning. dr. anthony fauci says that new variant seen in several states should be a wake-up call for us. more than 400 cases of the uk variant were found in the u.s. at least two people tested positive for the new contagious south african strain. and there could be more vaccines as johnson & johnson is applying for emergency authorization next week. in a uk trial, novavax says their vaccine is 79% effective. and one white house add viedzer says seven states have vaccinated at least 10% of their population. let s start with polo sandoval and adviser andy slavitt said ....