a church and power lines. so, here s a story. they came to bel air for so, here s a story. they came to bel airfor a better education, simple. and bel air s prince is back and he s fresher than ever. the 90s comedy has been given a gritty reboot. a very warm welcome. let s start with the latest on novak djokovic in australia. and the tennis world number one has issued a statement to, as he puts it, address the continuing misinformation about my activities and attendance at events in the lead up to my positive pcr covid test result, but admitted breaking isolation rules to attend an interview was an error ofjudgement . the statement also addresses the tennis star s incorrect travel declaration form for his entry into australia. he says, this was submitted by my support team on my behalf and my agent sincerely apologises for the administrative mistake in ticking the incorrect box about my previous travel before coming to australia. this was a human error and certainly not
months, the bbcjoined a vicar and a pastor on the frontlines in burnley, struggling in a pandemic fuelled crisis as lockdowns were imposed and covid rates soared. a warning, you may find some of the details in this programme distressing. i m a broken, recovering drug addict. ..that got a second chance. i love the poor, because i know i am the poor. and as long as i breathe, i ll serve the poor. as covid brings crisis to so many, in burnley, people of faith are stepping up to the front line. this is their story in a year of loss, hardship, but also hope. boris johnson: we must act now to contain this autumn surge. - stay at home, protect the nhs and save lives. no need to push, there s plenty. i you see all these people? they have children, hungry children. we need social distancing or we re gonna get in trouble. you need to form a queue, please! it s hard to keep your distance when you re cold and hungry. politician say it was a leveller, this coronavirus, which is a lie, bec
for over 12 months, the bbc joined a vicar and a pastor on the frontlines in burnley, struggling in a pandemic fuelled crisis as lockdowns were imposed and covid rates soared. you may find some of the details in this programme distressing. i m a broken, recovering drug addict. ..that got a second chance. i love the poor, because i know i am the poor. and as long as i breathe, i ll serve the poor. as covid brings crisis to so many, in burnley, people of faith are stepping up to the front line. this is their story in a year of loss, hardship, but also hope. boris johnson: we must act now to contain this autumn surge. - stay at home, protect the nhs and save lives. no need to push, there s plenty. i you see all these people? they have children, hungry children. we need social distancing or we re gonna get in trouble. you need to form a queue, please! it s hard to keep your distance when you re cold and hungry. politician say it was a leveller, this coronavirus, which is a lie, b
hello again. for many of us it s going to be another fairly cloudy day but having said that, there will be a bit more sunshine around than yesterday. especially from the west. we also have a week when a front across the far north of scotland producing patchy rain, breezy in the south west of england and channel islands with a maximum of two in aberdeen and nine in plymouth. through this evening and overnight there will be clear skies and under those clear skies we will see patchy mist and fog form and we are looking at a widespread fast. but figure cloud coming from a heavier band of rain and across the west it won t be as cold for you. these temperatures represent towns and cities but in rural areas could be 3 or “4. it does mean a sunny start tomorrow with the fog lifting but cloud will start to build in the waste heralding a band of rain and temperature wise as we go through the course of tomorrow we are looking at two in newcastle and ten in plymouth. now on bbc news.
wejoin a pastor in burnley, struggling in a pandemic fuelled crisis. and a warning you might find some of this programme upsetting. i am a broken and recovering drug addict. i have got a second chance. i love the poor because i know i am the poor. as covid brings crisis to so many, in burnley, people of faith are stepping up to the front line. this is their story in a year of loss, hardship, but also hope. boris johnson: we must act now to contain this autumn surge. - stay at home, protect the nhs and save lives. no need to push, there s plenty. i you see all these people? they have children, hungry children. we need social distancing or we re gonna get in trouble. you need to form a queue, please! it s hard to keep your distance when you re cold and hungry. politician say it was a leveller, this coronavirus, which is a lie, because if you re poor, you ve got no chance. high quality bag for you, love. it s november 2020, and burnley has already faced months of restrictions. n