published today — one from the jenner institute at oxford university and one from china's academy of military medical sciencesansino biologics in wuhan, china. both appear safe and trigger an immune response. the lancet says, "the results of both studies bode well for phase 3 trials, where the vaccines must be tested on much larger populations of participants to assess their efficacy and safety" and that, "overall, the results of both trials are broadly similar and promising." here's the lead researcher on the chinese study speaking to state media back in march, just before clinical trials started. in accordance with international standards and domestic laws and regulations, we have made the preparations for its safety, effectiveness, controllable quality and mask production. let's take a look at the oxford vaccine now. the trials here involved just over 1,000 people. fergus walsh has had access. three, one, three, one, one, nine, seven. so much is riding on this. could the oxford vaccine help end the coronavirus pandemic? more than 9,000 volunteers have received the jab in the uk — among them, these front li

one was carried out at oxford university, the other at china's academy of military medical sciences. further work's needed to assess how long lasting any immunity would be. president trump has threatened to send federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he claims are the work of anarchists. democrats, civic leaders and civil liberties groups have called the officers‘ actions in portland deeply disturbing and unacceptable. the actress amber heard has told the high court in london that her former husband johnny depp threatened to kill her many times. she's giving evidence as part of the actor's libel action against the sun newspaper for calling him a wife—beater. he denies the allegation. in the latest evidence of growing tension between britain and china, the uk has suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong. this comes after beijing imposed a new "national security law" in hong kong. the uk has already offered residency rights to 3 million citizens of the island. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. would the

effects. 0ne trial was carried out at the university of oxford, and the other at china's academy of military medical sciencesties to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he insists are the work of anarchists. some democrats have called their actions deeply disturbing and unacceptable. european union leaders hold a fourth day of talks in an attempt to overcome major differences about a 750 billion euro coronavirus rescue package a divide on how it will be funded. the actress amber heard says her ex—husband, johnny depp,

one trial was carried out at the university of oxford and the other at china's academy of military medical sciences. president trump has said he plans to send federal law enforcement personnel to more us cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he insists are the work of anarchists. some democrats have called their actions deeply disturbing and unacceptable. the actress amber heard says her ex—husband johnny depp threatened to kill her many times. she's giving evidence as part of the actor's libel action against a newspaper for calling him a wife—beater. he denies the allegations. it is about1:30am. it is about 1:30am. you are about up—to—date on the headlines. now on bbc news — click. this week: cleaning up the social network. getting your mask on. and... ..breaking bad with giancarlo esposito. hey, welcome to click and wear a mask. that's the advice you are given, just do it, it's not a problem. in fact in some part of the world it is just the norm anyway. so do it. hey, lara. hello. i hope you have been bending the metal bit over your nose, now i know about it seems really obvious. abs

one trial was carried out at the university of oxford, and the other at china's academy of military medical sciences. donald trump has said he plans to send federal law enforcement personnel to more us cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he insists are the work of anarchists. some democrats have called their actions deeply disturbing and unacceptable. european union leaders hold a fourth day of talks in an attempt to overcome major differences about a 750 billion euro coronavirus rescue package a divide on how it will be funded. the actress amber heard says her ex—husband, johnny depp, threatened to kill her many times. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the international reach of the black lives matter movement has put a new focus on racism in sport. my guest today is an athlete who made a stand. adam goodes was a star in aussie rules football, one of the greatest ever players of aboriginal descent. he quit the game after years of racist abuse. a movie has been made of his story. what can australia and the wider world learn from it? adam

one trial was carried out at the university of oxford and the other at china's academy of military medical sciencesackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he insists are the work of anarchists. some democrats have called their actions deeply disturbing and unacceptable. the actress amber heard says her ex—husband johnny depp threatened to kill her many times. she's giving evidence as part of the actor's libel action against a newspaper for calling him a wife—beater. he denies the allegations.

one was carried out at oxford university, the other at china's academy of military medical sciences.ther work's needed to assess how long lasting any immunity would be. president trump has threatened to send federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he claims are the work of anarchists. democrats, civic leaders and civil liberties groups have called the officers' actions in portland deeply disturbing and unacceptable. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the international reach of the black lives matter movement has put a new focus on racism in sport. my guest today is an athlete who made a stand. adam goodes was a star in aussie rules football, one of the greatest ever players of aboriginal descent. he quit the game after years of racist abuse. a movie has been made of his story. what can australia and the wider world learn from it? theme music plays adam goodes in new south wales, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, mate. adam, you quit your sport, aussie rules football in 2015, havin

one was carried out at oxford university, the other at china's academy of military medical sciences.federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he claims are the work of anarchists. democrats, civic leaders and civil liberties groups have called the officers' actions in portland deeply disturbing and unacceptable. the actress amber heard has told the high court in london that her former husband johnny depp threatened to kill her many times. she's giving evidence as part of the actor's libel action against the sun newspaper for calling him a wife—beater. he denies the allegation. in the latest evidence of growing tension between britain and china, the uk has suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong.

one trial was carried out at the university of oxford, and the other at china's academy of military medical sciences. donald trump has said he plans to send federal law enforcement personnel to more us cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he insists are the work of anarchists. some democrats have called their actions deeply disturbing and unacceptable. the british foreign secretary has suspended the uk's extradition treaty with hong kong, because of the new security law imposed by china. tensions between london and beijing have risen over a number of issues in recent weeks. those are the headlines on bbc news. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the deputy editor of the daily express, michael booker, and i'm alsojoined by the director of uk, in a changing europe, anand menon. welcome back to you both. let's look through some of the other papers that have come in the past 30 minutes or so. the daily mirror hails the possibility of a vaccine for christmas, after promising findings from a team of scientists at oxford university.

one was carried out at oxford university, the other at china's academy of military medical sciences. further work is needed to assess how long lasting any immunity would be. they've been described as hopeful and potential game changers. president trump has threatened to send federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he claims are the work of anarchists. democrats, civic leaders and civil liberties groups have called the officers‘ actions in portland deeply disturbing and unacceptable. the actress amber heard has told the high court in london that her former husband, johnny depp, threatened to kill her many times. she is giving evidence as part of the actor's libel action against the sun newspaper for calling him a wife—beater. he denies the allegation. now on bbc news, monday in parliament. hello again and welcome to monday in parliament. as tensions rise over hong kong, the foreign secretary warns china. i would just say this, the united kingdom is watching and the whole world is watching. england's chief nurse explains wha

one was carried out at oxford university, the other at china's academy of military medical sciences.eatened to send federal law enforcement personnel to more american cities to tackle anti—racism demonstrations, which he claims are the work of anarchists. democrats, civic leaders and civil liberties groups have called the officers' actions in portland deeply disturbing and unacceptable.

one trial was carried out at the university of oxford and the second at china's academy of military medical sciences in wuhan. the british foreign secretary has suspended the uk's extradition treaty with hong kong, because of the new security law imposed by china. tensions between london and beijing have risen over a number of issues in recent weeks. european union leaders are holding a fourth day of talks in an attempt to overcome major differences about a 750 billion euro 80 years because of climate change. the arctic is warming fast and sea ice is disappearing, making it harderfor the bears to hunt seals. you are watching bbc news. amber heard has told the high court in london that her former husband — the actorjohnny depp — threatened to kill her many times. she's started giving evidence as part of his libel action against the owners of the sun newspaper. he's suing them after the paper alleged he was a wife—beater —— allegations he strongly denies. our correspondent david sillito was in court. amber heard, here in the white blouse, arriving in court for the beginning of her account of her relat