i would urge care homes to do everything they can to allow as many visitors as they can. face coverings are no longer mandatory in england but some big retailers ask customers to continue wearing them. a second man admits his involvement in an assault on england s chief medical officer professor sir chris whitty, in a london park last year. it s holocaust memorial day marking 77 years since the liberation of auschwitz birkenau. seven holocaust survivors have had portraits painted in a project commissioned by prince charles. and tributes to the comedian and writer barry cryer who s died at the age of 86. borisjohnson has described as total rhubarb claims that he personally intervened so a british man could airlift animals from afghanistan last summer when the taliban took control of the country. yesterday, an email released by a parliamentary committee stated that he d authorised the evacuation of pen farthing, his staff and more than 150 cats and dogs under the care
on this, holocaust memorial day. borisjohnson denies he personally ordered the airlift of animals out of afghanistan. it s claimed emails from officials suggest otherwise. and tributes to one of the most influential comedy writers of his generation. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, arsenal are looking to arrest their poor league form in wsl can they extend their lead at the top with the win over good evening. the health secretary, sajid javid, says a new chapter in the battle against coronavirus has begun, with the omicron variant now in retreat. today in england, restrictions in place since december, have been eased, meaning face coverings are no longer mandatory indoors in most public spaces. but some businesses are still encouraging people to wear masks, including major supermarkets and rail operators. and face coverings will remain mandatory in public spaces in scotland, wales and northern ireland. england is also diverging from the other home nations
At six no more face coverings required by law in england from today, despite new infections remaining stubbornly high. england is first in the uk to drop face coverings in shops and on public transport. but some retailers are urging customers to keep them on to protect others. with more than 85,000 new infections in england alone in the past 24 hours we ll asking if it s too soon. also tonight: the unvaccinated nhs staff in england, more than 75,000, could lose theirjobs if they don t have the first jab lose theirjobs if they don t have the firstjab by next lose theirjobs if they don t have the first jab by next thursday. i would just say that it is the professional duty of every health care worker, social care worker, to get vaccinated to not only protect themselves but most of all to protect the people that they look after every day. troops training on the board about
At six no more face coverings required bylaw in england from today, despite new infections remaining stubbornly high. england is first in the uk to drop face coverings in shops and on public transport. but some retailers are urging customers to keep them on to protect others. with more than 85,000 new infections in england alone in the past 2a hours we ll asking if it s too soon. also tonight: the unvaccinated nhs staff in england, more than 75,000, could lose theirjobs if they don t have the first jab lose theirjobs if they don t have the firstjab by next lose theirjobs if they don t have the first jab by next thursday. i would just say that it is the professional duty of every health care worker, social care worker, to get vaccinated to not only protect themselves but most of all to protect the people that they look after every day. troops training on the board about