it harks back to those wonderful images of the royal yacht britannia and before that king edward vii ast. this isn't going to be a royal yacht britannia and i honestly don't see how it fits into promotion of modern, high—tech britain. that was a cross—bench peer and former ambassador. that was a cross—bench peer and formerambassador. it that was a cross—bench peer and former ambassador. it is 18 minutes past four. these are the latest headlines. calls for the government to have an open debate with the public about restriction easing plans onjune the 21st. the group that represents nhs trusts in england warns of the pressures being faced by hospitals. the newly—elected leader of the democratic unionist party accuses the eu of using northern ireland as a "play thing" to punish the uk for brexit saying it's playing "fast and loose" with the peace process. and... borisjohnson has married carrie simmons in a secret ceremony at westminster cathedral, yesterday afternoon. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katie shena han. good morning. chelsea manager thomas tu

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it harks back to those wonderful images of the royal yacht britannia and before that king edward vii t. this isn't going to be a royal yacht britannia and i honestly don't see how it fits into promotion of modern, high—tech britain. lord ricketts, former national security adviser and former ambassador, now a crossbench peer. the headlines on bbc news... the head of the group which represents nhs trusts in england has told the bbc that hospitals are still under pressure and there must be an open debate about plans for a further easing of restriction. 0pposition politicians in israel are moving closer to forming a new government and removing the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. and borisjohnson has married carrie symonds in a secret ceremony at westminster cathedral yesterday afternoon. vietnam has detected a new variant of the coronavirus that appears to be a combination of the indian and uk variants. the country's health minister said the latest mutation is more transmissible than previously known versions and described it as "very dangerous". after successfully contain

it would be the successor to the royal yacht britannia, which was retired in 1997.e relative success in curbing the coronavirus pandemic was evident — as neither leader wore a mask and scott morrison was welcomed with a traditional maori greeting. from sydney, phil mercer reports — there are flashing images at the start of the report. a traditional maori greeting replaced elbow bumps and fist taps, as new zealand's prime minister welcomed her australian counterpart. scott morrison said the meeting highlighted the success of two countries that have weathered covid—19 arguably better than any other. both governments banned foreign nationals in march 2020, but they need a plan to eventually bring to an end their isolation from the rest of the world. a quarantine—free travel corridor was opened last month. while flights to the australian state of victoria have been suspended due to a snap seven—day lockdown, the bubble could be extended to other parts of the south pacific, including fiji and vanuatu, to help revive their tourism industries. mr morrison said australia an

it will be the successor to the royal yacht britannia, which was retired in 1997.johnson, and carrie symonds married yesterday at london's roman catholic westminster cathedral. a picture issued by number ten of the couple in downing street's garden after the wedding saw them gazing at each other with mrsjohnson wearing a long white dress and a floral headband. the prime minister in a dark suit and blue tie. the twice—divorced borisjohnson's wedding took place at the private event in front of close friends and family. the wedding comes at the end of a difficult week for the prime minister in which his former aide dominic cummings branded him unfit for office. . you are watching bbc news. the three peaks challenge, in which walkers tackle the highest points of scotland, england and wales one after the other is one of britain's most popular endurance events. but three mountains is not enough for a pair of fitness enthusiasts who are planning to throw in a fourth climb in northern ireland. oh, and they're going to row between each nation. alison freeman went to meet th

it will be the successor to the royal yacht britannia, which was retired in 1997.sbench peer. he told me he believes its not worth the cost. it's a colossal waste of money, because i don't think it's at all relevant to the way that modern business and modern contracts are negotiated. the government says it wants britain to be a science and technology superpower, which is great, but i don't think the corporate bosses of the world's great high—tech companies and financial companies are going to be all that impressed with an invitation to go to some distant port and have a cocktail on board a ship in the harbour. so, i think it harks back generations to the way export promotion was done many, many years ago. it isn't relevant to promoting modern high—tech britain in the modern world. the three peaks challenge, in which walkers tackle the highest points of scotland, england and wales one after the other, is one of britain's most popular endurance events. but three climbs aren't enough for one pair of fitness enthusiasts, who are planning to throw in a fourth — in north

i also spent a day inspecting the royal yacht britannia, which is now a museum near edinburgh. and i was lucky enough to attend several dinners in the ballroom and the picture gallery at buckingham palace. i was not alas a guest of the queen, but i was invited by prince charles who was hosting the one his annual gatherings of his prince of wales foundation. but sitting at a table decorated with george the third silver guilt candelabra and sculpted centerpieces, i could immerse myself in the experience of being served by footman in royal livery in rooms where the queen entertains heads of state. but my favorite moments were at windsor. which the queen considers her real home? i spent time with two of the queens elderly first cousins who have known her longer than anybody else. both live near the castle in modest homes that the queen gave to them. and every sunday after church the queen drives her jaguar to visit one of the cousins margaret rhodes who greets her with a curtsy enhancer a gin and dubonnet. and they sit down and they chat about friends and family. as i sat on margar

has been leading the campaign for a replacement for the campaign for a replacement for the royal yacht britannias you that borisjohnson is expected within weeks that we are going to have a new national flagship that will be named after the duke of edinburgh, who died very recently. it will be and is excited to be named hms prince philip and it will do exactly the same as britannia and it which will basically go around the world flying the flag for britain. and it will also provide a mode of transport for members of the royal family. mode of transport for members of the royalfamily. it is mode of transport for members of the royal family. it is expected to cost about £200 million and whilst i think many people will think it's quite right that there is a fitting tribute to prince philip emma who of course was long associated with the sea and the lord high admiral and we see this and i think there will equally be a number of people who think is this a good way to spend money when the economy is taking such a hit because of coronavirus and many people will have lost their jobs and many people have s

it will be the successor to the royal yacht britannia, which was retired in 1997.ink it's at all relevant to the way that modern business and modern contracts are negotiated. the government says it wants britain to be a science and technology superpower, which is great, but i don't think the corporate bosses of the world's great high—tech companies and financial companies are going to be all that impressed with an invitation to go to some distant port and have a cocktail on board a ship in the harbour. so, i think it harks back generations to the way export promotion was done many, many years ago. it isn't relevant to promoting modern high—tech britain in the modern world. the government will miss its deadline for completing applications for £5 billion worth of funding to remove flammable cladding in the wake of the grenfell tower fire. the bbc understands that managing agents who administer most tower blocks with dangerous cladding have yet to sign any contracts with the government which would release funding. hundreds of thousands of people remain concerned they

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it will be the successor to the royal yacht britannia, which was retired in 1997.st six. we are going to colombia next. the colombian government has deployed 7000 troops across some of its major towns and cities in a bid to end two months of deadly protests and riots. demonstrators have vowed to march on the streets of the capital city bogota today as they continue their stand against poverty, police violence and tax rises. 0ur latin america correspondent will grant reports. colombia is no stranger to violence. but these scenes have shocked the nation. two months after the protests began, they are showing no sign of letting up. what started as an outpouring of anger over a proposed tax hike has now exploded into edged battles and several major cities. the epicentre of the anti—government protests is cali, a city which suffers from all of colombia's social ills, from poverty to cartels. every day, peaceful protests descend into burning barricades and stonethrowing. the authorities responding tear gas and live rounds. the latest incident to enrage demonstrators was t