from jerusalem tom bateman reports.and now pushing back the crowd. the palestinians here who had been gathering of it there was something of a stand up for quite a while and the israelis have moved in trying to get this crowd back. we saw some objects and some stones being thrown towards the israelis, firecrackers there from the palestinians. and this is really all been about the israelis trying to disperse palestinians here and the significance of this spot, this is damascus gate come at the entrance to the muslim quarter of the old city and you can see here why this place matters. these are steps that on these ramadan nights after the evening prayers and if tar meal, palestinians will come and sit here. now the israelis have put up barriers erected here. this has been over the nights the thing that was creating this sense of tension here. certainly here at the moment it feels a bit quieter than it has been in previous nights. but certainly at the eastjerusalem palestinians have been trying to make their way back to th

tom bateman.to remember the 106th anniversary of the landing of anzac troops at gallipoli. thousands gathered for the dawn service at the australian war memorial in canberra, marking the first time in two years public commemorations have been able to proceed. while the century—old tradition won't be quite the same as pre—pandemic times, services and marches are being held across both nations to honour the sacrifices of military forces. here's a closer look at the dawn service in the australian capital, including part of prime minister, scott morrison's address... trumpet plays when we are threatened, when our peace and our safety and our security are imperiled, in these moments, our differences fade away. on this anzac dawn, we remind ourselves of the sacrifices, the courage, the selflessness which helped make our country what it is today. scott morrison. the president of real madrid football club has said the 12 sides who attempted to form a european super league cannot walk away as they have bin

tom bateman reports from jerusalem.ensions have been bubbling for nights now but this evening, it feels more angry, it is more organised and this seems like a culmination. they're from lehava, a far—rightjewish ultra nationalist group. there's been a spate of race hate incidents injerusalem with palestinians hitting or abusing ultraorthodoxjews and posting it on the social media site tiktok. and groups of far—right israeli youths have chased and assaulted some palestinians in the street. explosion. that's the sound of stun grenades at the moment as the israeli security forces here have been clashing with palestinians, and it is only a couple of hundred yards from where the far—right ultranationalist jewish group has been trying to get to. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. they're trying to move them back here. that stun grenade... you 0k? explosion. this is damascus gate. it's the holy month of ramadan for muslims. many gather here in the evenings. they've been compl

tom bateman reporting.leared the way for the immediate resumption of the use of the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine. distribution of the single—dose jab was suspended ten days ago after reports of rare blood clots. our north america correspondent, david willis, has more. so the vote is ten in favour, four opposed, and one abstention. the motion carries. having weighed the evidence, an advisory panel voted to give johnson &johnson a shot in the arm. today, after an extensive review of the available data, the fda and cdc are lifting the recommended pause on the johnson &johnson, orjanssen, covid—19 vaccine. the pause was recommended due to a number of adverse events recorded after the janssen covid—19 vaccine was administered. those adverse events amount to blood clots, reported by a total of 15 women who'd received thejohnson & johnson vaccine, three of whom subsequently died. but more than seven million doses of the vaccine had been administered before distribution was suspended 11 days ago, and hea

our middle east correspondent tom bateman sent this report from the scene.ning, it contains distressing images. they came to celebrate and be blessed. tens of thousands ofjewish pilgrims at the mountain tomb of an ancient rabbi. but instead, they were met with panic and a deadly crush. men and boys left the shrine, descending a narrow walkway which was badly overcrowded. those at the front became trapped. people tried tearing away metal barricades to free them. all of a sudden, we saw paramedics running by, like mid—cpr on kids, then one after the other, they started coming in ambulances, then we understood, like, something is going on here. pilgrimsjoined paramedics in a desperate search. dozens had been suffocated or trampled on. children became separated from parents. and army helicopters evacuated the wounded. in the hospitals there has been anguish as relatives wait for news. many of the dead still haven't been formally identified. this man took his two young sons to the festival. when it got crowded he said they tried to get out. we reach the ramp, he

tom bateman reporting there.sued a statement saying he's deeply sorry that some of his actions affected people in ways he "did not intend or realise" — after being accused of harassment and bullying by 20 women. mr clarke said he would seek professional help. but he vehemently denied any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. itv has pulled tonight's final episode of the drama he stars in, viewpoint, while sky has halted work with him. here's chi chi izundu — her report contains flashing images. stella? noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama viewpoint. tonight's finale removed from itv 1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award back in 2009, just two weeks ago he was receiving the bafta award for outstanding british contribution to cinema. i've won something that at the time someone like me was never supposed to... but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 wome

tom bateman, bbc news, mount meron in the galilee.ged to find more sites for cremations as the city's morgues and crematoriums are overwhelmed by a surge of covid deaths. more than 386,000 new cases were reported on friday — the biggest one—day increase on record for any country — with another 3,500 deaths nationwide. the indian government is to open vaccinations to all adults from saturday. but several states have warned they do not have sufficient stocks. that's led to centres like this in mumbai having to close their doors. here, many british indians have pledged money and aid to the country. dr nilesh parmar, has been raising funds to be sent there and spoke to me earlier. iam i am obviously of indian ancestry. both my parents are indian and my sister lives in bombay is not only have i been seeing images on mainstream media, i have been receiving daily updates from her as to what is going on on the ground. what is it you are trying to do? i think one of the issues we have is british asians and the health care profession really do

tom bateman, bbc news.statement vehemently apologising for any wrongdoing and says he will now be seeking professional help to educate him. stella 7 noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which will now not be shown on itv1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for outstanding british contribution to cinema. i won something that, at the time, someone like me was never supposed to. but last night the guardian newspaper published allegations from 20 women who had worked with him. allegations about sexual harassment and bullying behaviour. one woman accusing him of pinning her against the wall of his dressing room. another saying he had sent her sexually explicit pictures. this is a really, really damning indictment of how intimidating some workplaces, some producers are, and for our members to raise conc

tom bateman reports from jerusalem.ons have been bubbling one night after night but this evening it feels more angry, it is more organised and this seems like a culmination. they are from a far right jewish ultranationalist group. jewish ultra nationalist group. there jewish ultranationalist group. there has been a spate of race hate incidents injerusalem with palestinians hitting or abusing ultraorthodoxjewish abusing ultraorthodox jewish people abusing ultraorthodoxjewish people and posted on tiktok. and far right israeli youths have been chased and assaulted, some palestinians in the street. that's the sound of stun grenades at the moment as the israeli security forces here have been clashing with palestinians and it is only a couple of hundred yards from where the far right ultranationalistjewish group ultra nationalist jewish group has been ultranationalistjewish group has been trying to get to. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces and they are trying to move them b

tom bateman, bbc news.how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and the times radio presenter, calum macdonald. broadcasters and leading figures in the film and television industry are distancing themselves from the actor and director, noel clarke — who is facing multiple claims of sexual harassment. itv has pulled its final episode tonight of the drama, viewpoint, while sky has halted work with mr clarke. tonight noel clarke issued a statement �*vehemently�* denying any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. but he apologised to anyone who'd been affected by his actions, and said he'd be seeking professional help to educate himself. here's chi chi izundu. her report contains some flashing images. stella 7 noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in

tom bateman is injerusalem.ensions have been bubbling for nights now but this evening, it feels more angry, it is more organised and this seems like a culmination. they're from lehava, a far—rightjewish ultra nationalist group. there's been a spate of race hate incidents injerusalem with palestinians hitting or abusing ultraorthodoxjews and posting it on the social media site tiktok. and groups of far—right israeli youths have chased and assaulted some palestinians in the street. explosion that's the sound of stun grenades at the moment as the israeli security forces here have been clashing with palestinians, and it is only a couple of hundred yards from where the far—right ultranationalist jewish group has been trying to get to. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. they're trying to move them back here. that stun grenade... you ok? explosion this is damascus gate. it's the holy month of ramadan for muslims. many gather here in the evenings. they've been complai

tom bateman reporting.s and leading figures in the film and television industry are distancing themselves from the actor and director noel clarke, who is facing multiple claims of sexual harassment. itv has pulled its final episode tonight of the drama viewpoint, while sky has halted work with mr clarke. tonight noel clarke issued a statement �*vehemently�* denying any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing. but he apologised to anyone who'd been affected by his actions, and said he'd be seeking professional help to educate himself. here's chi chi izundu. her report contains some flashing images. stella 7 noel clarke, a british film success story, celebrated for his ability to bring diverse stories to the big and small screen. a star in itv�*s police drama, viewpoint, which will now not be shown on itv1. already a recipient of the bafta rising star award, back in 2009, just two weeks ago, he was receiving the bafta award for 0utstanding british contribution to cinema. i won something that, at the time, so

thank you very much, tom bateman. _ people safe. you very much, tom bateman, our— people safe. thank you very much, tom bateman, our correspondent. tom bateman, our correspondent reporting from jerusalem. a complete sporting boycott of social media will start this afternoon. players from sports including football, cricket, rugby and tennis willjoin their clubs, official associations and some sponsors in the four—day protest. they want facebook, instagram and twitter to do more to tackle people who use their sites to leave racist and sexist comments. nesta mcgregor has more details. taking the knee, slogans, banners, big campaigns. now football's latest attempt to stamp out racism — digital silence. do i think it will make a difference? probably not. but what it does do, it sends a warning to these companies to let these people know that not going to take this abuse any more. led by the premier league, efl and with support from the other major sports, a vow of silence on the platforms where the abuse takes place. if they still don't

tom bateman is injerusalem.or abusing ultraorthodox dues and posting it on the social media site tiktok. and groups of far—right israeli youths have chased and assaulted some palestinians in the street. explosion. that's the sound of stun grenades at the moment, as the israeli security forces here have been clashing with palestinians, and it's only a couple of hundred yards from where the far—right ultranationalistjewish group has been trying to get to. there are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli security forces. they're trying to move them back here. that stun grenade... you ok? explosion. this is damascus gate. it's the holy month of ramadan for muslims. many gather here in the evenings. they've been complaining that the police have been stopping them gathering here. the police say they were simply trying to ease the flow of pedestrians through there, but this has really been at the centre of these tensions over recent days. new restrictions for people coming to the uk from india hav