of the conservative party and 100 conservative backbenchers who are saying the comment made by angela raynerlling on keir starmer to also apologise for what has happened. i have asked the labour party for a response and i will bring you that when i have it, but i think it does show you it has been a pretty fraught week in parliament. jessica parker, thank you. the headlines on bbc news... millions of people across the uk face tighter covid—19 restrictions, as residents in wales begin a 17—day lockdown and south yorkshire comes under tier 3 rules. countries across europe take action as infections surge, with some imposing more social limitations than during the first wave of the pandemic. as us coronavirus cases hit a new daily record — democratic presidential candidate joe biden makes his pledge to provide free vaccine for all — but president trump accuses him of overstating the crisis. headteachers in england say they're "bitterly disappointed" that the number of laptops they're given for deprived children has been cut by 80%. the government says the devices will be sent to the areas of gre

conservative party are calling on keir starmer to make an apology for something that is deputy angela raynercial support on of the two areas in tier3, the financial support on of the two areas in tier 3, the highest tier of restrictions. she has already apologised for using the words come during a parliamentary debate whilst a conservative mp was speaking but overnight we have seen a letter from the co—chair of the conservative party and a 100 conservative backbenchers who are saying the comment made by angela rayner resulted in widespread abuse towards members of the parliamentary party and their calling on keir starmer to also apologise for what has happened. i have asked the labour party for a response and i will bring you that when i have it but i think it does show you it has been a pretty fraught week in parliament. jessica parker, thank you. a pakistani television channel says that one of its reporters has gone missing in karachi. ali imran syed, who works for geo news, did not return home on friday evening after going out to a nearby bakery. amnesty international said it feared he ha

anyway a few hours later, and angela rayner has now apologised online.you a brief statement of what she has had to say, "i apologise for the language that i used in a heated debate in parliament earlier."m certainly was heated. jonathan as a lwa ys certainly was heated. jonathan as always thank you. jonathan blake lai in westminster. scientists believe they've found a way to identify people who are more likely to develop what's being called long—covid —— that's when people feel unwell for quite a while after the original infection. most people recover from the virus within 11 days but the study, by king's college london and the data science company zoe, shows 1—in—20 are sick for at least eight weeks. and that one in 45 are sick for at least 12 weeks. the research showed that being female, or over fifty raised the risk of having a longer lasting condition. our health editor hugh pym reports. i would sit and type to somebody for anr i would sit and type to somebody for an rand i would sit and type to somebody for an r and then i would say i would have to

money available for tier 3 areas, those in higher level of restrictions, and during that debate angela raynero utter word "scum" while. .. was speaking. she later apologised. quite a large number of conservative mps have now written to keir starmer calling him to apologise because they say the comment made by his deputy resulted in widespread abuse towards members of our passes i think what that tells you as it is quite a fraught week in parliament. jessica parker there. the headlines on bbc news... south yorkshire is the latest region to move to england's top level of restrictions. local leaders in sheffield call for an exit plan. police in gloucestershire begin border patrols to stop nonessential travel as wales begins its first full day of a ‘firebreak‘ lockdown. marcus rashford says he is proud of the community response to his campaign to feed disadvantaged children in england during the school holidays. headteachers in england say they're "bitterly disappointed" that the number of laptops they're given for deprived children has been cut by 80%. the government says the devices will be sen

available for tier 3 areas, and at the highest levels of restrictions, and during that debate, angela raynereard toissue leader of the labour party was heard to issue the word scum. she did later apologise. the co—chair of the conservative party and quite a large group of conservative mps have written to keir starmer calling on him to apologise because they say the unacceptable comment made by your deputy resulted in widespread abuse towards members of our parliamentary party, so i think that tells you overall quite a fraught week in parliament. yes, and no doubt possibly another week to come. for now, thank you. the headlines on bbc news: more than 1.4 million people in south yorkshire face tighter restrictions as the region enters tier 3 covid rules. police begin border patrols to stop non—essential travel as wales begins its first full day of a "firebreak" lockdown. businesses and community groups come forward to back marcus rashford's campaign to feed disadvantaged children in england during the school holidays. headteachers in england say they're "bitterly disappointed" that the number

angela rayner jumped to herfeet, arguing chris clarkson had made an inacurate comment about labour'sday, the equalities minister told mps that her report on the unequal impact of covid—i9 had found that a range of factors made it more likely that people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds were more likely to be affected and die from the virus. but... part of the excess risk remains unexplained for some groups and further analysis of the potential risk factors is planned. what has emerged is that interventions across the entire population are most likely to disproportionately benefit ethnic minorities and are at least likely to attach damaging stigma. whilst i welcome the government's decision to make the recording of ethnicity as part of the death certificate process mandatory, collecting data is only one part of what needs to be done. now, from coronavirus to brexit where the government faced an avalanche of criticism over its controversial internal market bill which allows ministers to break international law. the legislation sets out rules for the operation of trade between

available for tier 3 areas, those under the highest levels of restrictions, and during that debate, angela raynerlabour party was heard to issue the word scum whilst a conservative mp was speaking. she did later apologise. now the co—chair of the conservative party, amanda milling, and quite a large group of conservative mps have written to keir starmer calling on him to apologise as well because they say the unacceptable comment made by your deputy resulted in widespread abuse towards members of our parliamentary party, so i think what that tells you overall quite a fraught week in parliament. in the last hour, president trump has cast his vote in the upcoming us election. early voting has begun in the states of new york and florida — where mr trump voted. coronavirus fears have driven a record 50 million american voters to cast early ballots, in person or by mail. it was a very secure vote. much more secure than when you send in a ballot, i can tell you that. everything was perfect, very strict. very by the rules. when you send in your ballot it could never be like that, it could never be secur

money available for tier 3 areas, those in higher level of restrictions, and during that debate angela raynerer word "some" while... was speaking. she later apologised. quite a large number of conservative mps have now written to keir starmer calling him to apologise because they say the comment made by his deputy resulted in widespread abuse towards members of our passes i think what that tells you as it is quite a fraught week in parliament. jessica parker there. 35 of the uk's leading cultural organisations and venues will be the first to receive grants between one and three million pounds from the government's £1.57 billion coronavirus culture recovery fund. £75 million will protect some of the nation's most significant stages including newcastle theatre royal, birmingham hippodrome and sha kespeare's globe. earlier i spoke to margaret casely—hayford cbe, chair of the board of trustees for shakespeare's globe. she told me she was delighted and grateful to have been awarded £2.98 million pounds. even though we've been really prudent, we trimmed our costs dramatically, well, not trimmed, we

the guardian quotes a senior labour source who told the paper the party's deputy leader, angela rayner the move to suspend mr corbyn has sparked a "labour civil war", according to the telegraph. mps, unions and members loyal to the former party leader have demanded his reinstatement, with some union figures discussing the possibility of forming a breakaway party, according to the paper. "corbinned" is the metro's take on the decision. front and centre of the yorskhire evening post's home page is the news that west yorkshire is to enter the highest level of restrictions on monday. the paper quotes the leeds teaching hospital trust, which warns that pressure on beds has become "far greater than in the first wave". a quick look at some stuff from the inside. a bit ofjoy, because it is funny. these brilliant expressions on the faces of the dogs. i'm particularly loving the tongue. claudia took this picture. it is called best friends. it has just won first prize in the pet category of the international photography awards. it takes a moment to quite grasp how it is a shot because they are mi