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to prove they ve been vaccinated or had a covid negative test or face suspension without pay or even a fine. a police watchdog for england and wales, says preventing violence against women should be as much of a priority as counter terrorism. and coming up, we ve spoken to the winner of the ocean photographer of the year award you can hear that interview later this hour. hello and welcome to bbc news. our top story changes to international travel are expected to be announced by the uk government later, for travellers arriving in england. there s been speculation that the traffic light system which places countries on red, amber and green lists will be simplified, with the amber list removed entirely. these countries would be moved to either the red list or the green list. ministers are also said to be considering scrapping pcr tests for double jabbed people arriving in the uk rules that currently apply to people returning from green list countries. there are also ....
a warning tonight from the department of homeland security about the potential for violence at saturday s right-wing rally at the capitol supporting the january 6th insurrectionists. a memo obtained by cnn also warns that violence could break out tomorrow, the day before the planned rally. and just weeks ahead of the supreme court s new term in october, justice clarence thomas, who rarely speaks in public, giving a big lecture today at the university of notre dame on the subject of some people wanting to make changes to the supreme court. thomas warning people not to try to change it. i think we should be careful destroying our institutions because they don t give us what we want when we want it. i think we should be really, really careful. i want to bring in now cnn s senior political analyst john avlon, and charlie dent, a former republican congressman from pennsylvania. good to see both of you. john, new warnings tonight from the dhs ahead of this pro-insurrect ....
his job. we re keeping a close eye on an fda advisory committee as it will vote soon whether to recommend the agency approve a third dose of the pfizer vaccine for people ages 16 and older. we are monitoring this meeting and will bring you the result of that vote as soon as we get it into the newsroom. meantime, authorities say they have a strong plan in place to prevent violence during a rally planned for tomorrow at the u.s. capitol in support of hundreds of people arrested in connection with the january 6th riot. all this as house democrats learn more about what is in the house version of the 3.5 trillion reconciliation bill that aims to expand the social safety net and fight climate change. it appears president biden has so far been unable to get west virginia senator joe manchin on board with that plan. related to the august 29th air strike taken in kabul, he will stick around for some questions. i will moderate the questions as we have done before. since we ha ....
the media show. hello. welcome to the media show. in a moment, we re going to talk about channel 4. its new headquarters in leeds havejust opened, and the government s consultation on whether to privatise it is into the final straight. we ll hear the case for privatisation from a former channel 5 ceo, and if you re wondering whether any of this has anything to do with the telly you watch, well, we ll unpack that, too. first, though, let s talk to jack thorne who is an acclaimed screenwriter who s worked on his dark materials, shameless and skins among many others. and at this year s edinburgh tv festival, he gave the mctaggart lecture, which is one of the most high profile moments for the tv industry, and in that, jack thorne was blunt, telling the audience tv has failed disabled people utterly and totally. jack, welcome to the media show. i wonder if you could explain to us in more detail why you came to that stark conclusion about the state of the tv industry. primari ....
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 ....