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already getting a sense of what the two sides will argue in this, one of the most high profile, potentially consequential cases, in recent american history. and the giant ship wedged across the suez canal for nearly a week has at last been freed. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel: hal robson kanu and two other wales players are thrown out of the squad for breaking covid protocols. good evening and welcome to the bbc s news at six. within the last hour, the prime minister has urged caution, as restrictions start to be rolled back in england. borisjohnson has warned that as a third wave of covid infections builds in europe, it is inevitable that we will see more cases and deaths here in the uk. but the easing of lockdown in england starts today, with groups of six people or two households of whatever size able to meet in parks or private gardens. outdoor sports facilities like tennis courts can open, along with outdoor team sports, b ....
our top story. it s president trump s final full day in office today and overnight he s announced that a ban on travellers entering the us from the uk, eu and brazil would be lifted next week. however, president electjoe biden s team immediately said the restrictions will remain. our washington correspondent, nomia iqbal reports. america s capital city is a really quiet, and so is its president. mr trump has been largely silent after twitter permanently banned him. but there is some last minute business. he announced a covid 19 travel ban on much of europe would be lifted. the incoming biden administration plans to reverse it, though. in a tweet, the incoming press secretary saysin tweet, the incoming press secretary says in fact they will strengthen it. one thing they will not be able to stop art mr trump as much pardons. like all outgoing presidents, he plans to use his last bit of power to grant clemency to more than 100 convicted criminals. this is all against a backdrop ....
on exports to the eu. # baby, baby.# and mary wilson, one of the founding members of the supremes, dies at the age of 76. we will talk to one of her friends. hello and welcome, if you re watching in the uk or around the world. all travellers entering britain will be have to take two coronavirus tests while they are quarantining, in an attempt to track new cases or variants entering the country. the department of health said the new testing regime will provide a further level of protection . travellers arriving in the uk will still be required to show proof of a negative covid test taken within 72 hours of theirjourney, and then quarantine for ten days upon arrival. it comes as surge testing is to be introduced in parts of manchester, after four cases of a new mutation of the kent variant were found. volunteers will go door to door, with more than 10,000 tests planned in the last half an hour, figures from the office for national statistics show 9,010 covid deaths were ....
draft climate deal and assess how much it weakens the committments to cut fossil fuels. good morning, i m a victoria derbyshire. we re live up the foreign office today, where it is day 20 of richard ratcliffe s hunger strike. he tells me he is outraged at the way he believes the uk government is letting his wife s detention in tiran drag on. and i m luxmy gopal with this morning s other top stories on the bbc news channel. three people are missing after trying to cross the channel in kayaks. a thousand migrants arrived in the uk in small boats yesterday, a record numberfor a single day. britney spears could regain control of her personal life and finances today when a court decides whether to overturn an order which put her father in charge. welcome to glasgow on the bbc news coverage of cop26, the united nations climate change conference. in the last couple of hours, a new draft agreement has been published it hasn t been signed off yet but it s our latest update ....
a mass testing campaign is already under way for millions of the city s residents. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard, and the author and journalist, emma woolf. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. elon musk is pictured on many of tomorrow s front pages following the confirmation that he is to buy twitter. the metro says he s paid a tweet £35 billion for it. the guardian leads with the row over some women having to travel long distances to get hormone replacement medication. the i claims the government is considering ditching controversial new bills in order to stop arguments within the tory party. the telegraph reports there s been a surge in cases of hepatitis in young children caused by social distancing and lockdown the times splashes on fears of delays for holiday makers because of a backlog in processing passport applications. the daily mail says ....