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hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m sarah mulkerrins. yet another game off due to covid newcastle s trip to southampton in the premier league is cancelled as the club battles an outbreak. noise that we don t need thomas tuchel hits back at an interview from romelu lukaku in which he suggested he was unhappy. and we look ahead to one of the big events of 2022, the winter olympics in beijing, with former ski racer chemmy alcott giving us her tips for team gb. hello, and welcome along to sportsday. we re ending the year with yet another game of football called off due to covid. the latest fixture to fall is sunday s match between southampton and newcastle at st mary s. eddie howe s side are unable to fulfil the fixture because of covid cases and injuries in the sqaud. their match at everton on thursday had already been postponed because of the issues, issues that many football clubs across the leagues have been facing all month. ourfootball reporter simon stone has ....
as well as cutting emissions. whether wales s big tree giveaway can have a meaningful impact won t be clear for at least a generation. but ministers say it s a worthwhile investment in the nation s future. hywel griffith, bbc news. here s matt taylor. and matt there s another storm just around the corner, how bad could this one be? good news, it is not as potent as storm arwen, but some more disruption is certainly likely in north east england. disruption is certainly likely in north-east england. disruption is certainly likely in north-east england. let s have a look at what north-east england. let s have a look at what will north-east england. let s have a look at what will be north-east england. let s have a look at what will be storm - north-east england. let s have a look at what will be storm barra | north-east england. let s have a i look at what will be storm barra as it pushes across us tuesday into wednesday. the biggest impact yesterday to the south we ....
and, the lovely bones author, alice sebold, apologises for her part in the conviction of a man found innocent after 16 years injail. the rising cost of living, inflation in the uk could push an average spending of a family over £2000 over the next year. and coming up this hour. more than £20 million is pledged to end hiv action plan on world aids day. we live in liverpool, remembering some of those who have lost their lives to the disease. we are live. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the nhs is gearing up for a major expansion of the vaccine booster programme, with hospitals and thousands of community sites set to offer the jab in response to the 0micron variant. in england, a further 14 million adults are being offered a booster. the government says all adults should have been offered a booster by the end of january. some 400 military personnel will help out at 1,500 vaccine sites across england to deliver the booster programme. the prime minister said these ....
after he spent 16 years in jail. millions is pledged to a new hiv action plan on world aids day. and england record their biggest ever competitive victory after thrashing latvia 20 1 in their women s world cup qualifing game. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. governments around the world are ramping up coronavirus prevention measures and closely tracking new infections of the omicron variant, as they weigh up its potential threat. in germany, the rollout of vaccines for children between five and 11 years old has been brought forward. the united states, japan and singapore are among the latest countries to tighten travel restrictions to try to contain omicron. and in england, the government is gearing up for a major expansion of the vaccine booster programme, with hospitals and thousands of community sites set to offer the jab to help fight the newly discovered omicron variant. in england, a further 14 million adults are being offered a boost ....
also on the programme. reforming the social care system in england more details emerge of the £1.7 billion to be raised by a new levy. in england, scotland and northern ireland, university staff go on strike over pay and pensions students say their education is being damaged again. efforts continue to restore power to the tens of thousands of people in parts of england, scotland and wales who have spent a fifth night without electricity after storm arwen. and why the welsh government says there are too many second homes in wales, and that action is needed. and coming up on the bbc news channel: johanna konta announces her retirement from tennis but tells the bbc she plans to remain in the sport in some capacity. welcome to bbc news at six, which comes from cardiff today from the new headquarters of bbc wales. mark drakeford the first minister of wales has been in talks this afternoon with the cabinet minister michael gove and the first ministers of scotland and ....