this is andrew, doctor david wales‘ brother.d. david‘s work collea g u es those involved. david‘s work colleagues and the employer have been so very kind to us and spoken so been so very kind to us and spoken so highly of him, showing the respect they had for him and his work as a friend and colleague. we would like to say a huge thank you to the police who have worked tirelessly to ensure justice has been done for david, james, joe and the other three victims in this case along with the prosecution team in particular alison morgan. we will forever be grateful to our family liaison officers maggie and victoria... who have held a hand through this horrific ordeal every step of the way without whom we couldn‘t have got through it. ross isa couldn‘t have got through it. ross is a family, it‘s been devastating to lose our much loved son, brother and uncle. we know that our lives in the eyes of everyone he knew and loved david will never be the same, we love you, david, mate you, james and joe now rest in peace. that was the brother

all to get a legal take on this we talked earlier to david greene president of the law society of england and wales and also a senior partner at the london law firm edwin co we asked him whether astra zeneca is in breach of its contractual obligations with the e.u. . the basis of the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say there are quite a lot of provisions hidden here which may allow them to avoid liability so if there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that they part is that astra zeneca in the commission have thought about what our best reasonable efforts it's a it's a it's a it's a catchall in that respect. and it would be up to the court if it came to it to determine what best reasonable efforts means. if there's no question about it turn that this is a fairly complex contract. go either way there may be arguments on both sides i think the important point is that there is a provision that they

david shukman, bbc news. the first minister of wales has warned it will take five years for the nhs in wales to recover from thend wave and doctors said they've seen more deaths than ever in intensive care. but hospital admissions are now starting to stabilise. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith, has been speaking to staff at swansea's morriston hospital. don't be deceived by the calm, the composure. this is a covid front line suffering staggering loss. normally the intensive care unit here would witness around a death a day. now it's up to five a shift. nhs staff filmed these pictures for us as no visitors are allowed, not even for a patient�*s final moments. the biggest thing that's bowled us over is the absence of family, particularly at end of life. when a nurse steps in and becomes that next of kin, almost, the person that sits there and holds their hand. new treatments have kept more patients out of intensive care, but the consultant here says it means people on his unit are now far sicker than those he treated in the first wave. most patients at the moment who come to intensive care, who go on an in

let's get our own legal opinion from david greene who is president of the law society of england and wales and the senior partner at the london edwin co welcome to the w. what do you think is astra zeneca in breach of its contractual obligations to the e.u. . well let's start with this we've seen the contract as you say it's a redacted copy with some of the commercial arrangements redacted it is subject to belgian law and it is subject to the jurisdiction of the belgian courts and so that one as an english lawyer can give some views about the general contractual versions rather than the belgian law or the the the bases the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say is there are quite a lot of provisions in here which may allow them to avoid liability. and as you rightly said there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that the parties that astra zeneca and the commission have thought about what ar

let's go to our own legal opinion from david greene who is president of the law society of england and wales and the senior partner at the london edwin co welcome to day w what do you think is astra zeneca in breach of its contractual obligations to the e.u. . well let's start with this we've seen the contract as you say it's a redacted copy with some of the commercial arrangements redacted it is subject to belgian law and it is subject to the jurisdiction of the belgian courts and so that one as an english lawyer. can give some views about the general contractual versions rather than the belgian or the the the base is the contract is supply its manufacture and supply the prices being paid for that in so far as that supply is not made that may put astra zeneca in breach of that contract but i would say there are quite a lot of provisions hidden here which may allow them to avoid liability. and as you rightly said there is a provision in this bill best reasonable efforts that is a defined term in the contract so that the parties that astra zeneca and the commission have thought about what are

required to stay at home and work remotely if possible and wales and northern ireland had stricter measures in place since late december david nabarro the world health organization special envoy on covert 900 says there is a limit to how tough you can get on the virus. lockdown is designed to reduce transmission by reducing contacts and the new variant that is being discovered in kane. is now clearly why widespread is a small transmissible so that does mean that if you want to get the same effect from the left arm with the new very end has to be. tough but you know there's a limit as to how tough you could make a lot down in any society without then damaging the society so that's why all governments have really very very tricky choices right now they have to do side to what degree they're prepared to all of their citizens to put up with paid any inconvenience all the psycho getting a transmission to stop and that wraps it up for this news hour to stick around if you can michael jackson think we'll be here with the latest in half an. elder look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. i robot mus

david cornock, bye for now. hello. after a sunny morning for england and wales, we have seen cloud increasing from the west.reland before turning more showery. a bit of a breeze overnight, so it should not get too cold. the risk of one or two icy patches and needs east of the uk. we are left with this line of rain. to the north, sunshine and showers, wintry over the hills. it will cloud over from the south—west was reigning to south west england in the morning, into wales, their west country in the afternoon. temperatures making 10 degrees. elsewhere the chilly air and around five to seven celsius. wet weather will develop overnight, continuing on tuesday and wednesday in england and wales. there is a number rain warning from the met office covering the southern pennines and the northern peak district. these areas particularly at risk from flooding in the next few days. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. a warning of mounting pressure on hospitals and staff by the head of nhs england. i think the facts are very clear and i think the facts are very clear and i am not going to sugar coat them. hospit

required to stay at home and work remotely if possible and wales and northern ireland have had stricter measures in place since late december david nabarro the world health organization special envoy on covert 930 there's a limit on how tough you can get that. knocked down is designed to reduce transmission by reducing contacts and the new variant that is being discovered in kane. is now clearly why widespread is small transmissible so that does mean that if you want to get the same effect from the lock down with the new variant it has to be eban tougher but you know there's a limit as to how tough you could make a lot down in any society without then damaging the society so that's why all governments have really very very tricky choices right now they have to decide to what degree they're prepared to ask their citizens to put up with pain an inconvenience for the sake of getting transmission to stop at the recap of just some of the stories that help shape the world these last 7 days as always thanks for tuning in. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy own foundation let it be an arms race is oft

required to stay at home and work remotely if possible and wales and northern ireland have had stricter measures in place since late december david nabarro of the world health organization special envoy on cover 19 says there's a limit to how tough you can get however. lockdown is designed to reduce transmission by reducing contacts the new variant that is being discovered even in kane. is now clearly white widespread small transmissible so that does mean that if you want to get the same effect from a lot daryn with the new very end it has to be. tougher but you know there's a limit as to how tough you could make a lot down in any society without then damaging the society so that's why all governments have really very very tricky choices right now they have to decide to what degree they're prepared to ask their citizens to put up with any inconvenience for the sake of getting a transmission to stop that's been our breakdown of just some of the biggest headlines from the past week on those stories and all the latest news head to our website r.t. dot com. this disinfection technician used to be the boss in his old job but now he we

wales women's managers have stepped down with immediate effect. in the last few hours, it's been confirmed that phil neville will manage david beckham's inter miami while jayne ludow will take on a job with the technical leadership team at fifa. neville was controvercially appointed england women's manager three years ago, despite having no coaching experience in the women's game. patrick gearey looks back at his legacy for the lionesses. from the perspective of the english winter, moving to miami is an understandable choice. phil neville leaves behind more than gray skies. in taking ajob leaves behind more than gray skies. in taking a job at inter milan miami, he ends his contract with england women's early, and missing out at the chance for the olympic games. in his social media sign off, he called the lionesses some of the most dedicated and talented women of ever worked with. they said he had improved him as a coach. three years ago his twitter was the subject of far closer attention after controversial posts involving women came to light. i controversial posts involving women came to light-— came to light. i apologize for those words and the

and work remotely if possible in wales and northern ireland to have had stricter measures in place in late december world health organizations special code envoy david nabarro feels that there is a limit to how tough you can be with a virus and to say it is need economies as well. lockdown is designed to reduce transmission by reducing contacts and the new variant there just being discovered in kane. is now clearly white widespread small transmissible so that does mean that if you want to get the same effect from the left arm with the new very end has to be. tough but you know there's a limit as to how tough you could make a lot down in any society without then damaging the society so that's why all governments have really very very tricky choices right now they have to decide to what degree they're prepared to ask their citizens to put up with. convenience all the psycho getting transmission to stop. that does it for me in the weekly this hour i will be back with one of our look at about 31 minutes stay with us this is our. best franklin kind of one of the architects of america. it's all this how it was going to end when you can both are free money

work remotely if possible and wales and northern ireland have had stricter measures in place since late december. the world health organization's special covert envoy david navarro feels that there is a limit to how tough you can be with a virus as societies need economies as well lock down is designed to reduce transmission by reducing contacts the new variant that is being discovered in kane . is now clearly why widespread small transmissible so that does mean that if you want to get the same effect from the law firm with the new very end it has to be. tough but you know there's a limit as to how tough you could make a lot down in any society without then damaging the society so that's why all governments have really very very tricky choices right now they have to decide to what degree they're prepared to ask their citizens to put up with any convenience all the psycho getting they transmission to stop what does it for me for this hour and actually for the weekly for that matter but don't worry my colleague kevin owen he'll be here in just about 30 minutes time with another full and fresh look at news this is march international. last week it was an as

remotely if possible and wales and northern ireland have had the structure measures in place since the late december the world health organization's special can't cope with our voice david nabarro feels there is a limit to how tough you can be with a virus as societies need economies as well. lockdown is designed to reduce transmission by reducing contacts and the new variant that is being discovered in kane. is now clearly why widespread small transmissible so that does mean that if you want to get the same effect from the lock down with the new very end it has to be even tougher but you know there's a limit as to how tough you could make a lot down in any society without then damaging the society so that's why all governments have really very very tricky choices right now they have to decide to what degree they're prepared to ask their citizens to put up with an inconvenience for the sake of getting a transmission to stop. that does it for me this hour more of the weekly will be coming in about 31 minutes here with argentina. join me every thursday on the ballot so i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see that. the wa

mental health act in england and wales — to try to address the disproportionate number of black, asian and minority ethnic people who are detained under the existing law. sir davidbrother sir frederick, built up a business empire spanning hotels, retailand media. his death was announced in the telegraph, which reported that he died on sunday after a short illness. prime minister borisjohnson, a former columnist for the paper, was amongst those paying tribute to sir david. the archbishop of glasgow has died at the age of 70. the archbishop who had served since 2012 had tested positive for covid shortly after christmas and was self isolating at home put up the cause of death is not yet clear. britain's francesca jones is through to a tennis grand slam for the first time — with a crushing victory over lu jia—jing in the final round of australian open qualifying. the 20—year—old — who has a rare genetic condition that means she was born with three fingers and a thumb on each hand — won injust one hour and one minute. joe wilson reports. one camera on court in dubai captured the moment. what does this mean to francesca jones? just look. and listen. 6—0, 6—1, she has

both england and wales have parted company with their managers today, after phil neville and jayne ludlow left their respective roles. neville is now expected to take over at davidor league soccer side inter miami in the us. our women's sports news reporter jo curriejoins me now. we've been expecting this phil neville announcement. now it's confirmed. absolutely. the phil neville announcement will come as a surprise to view. i expect inter miami to be announcing him as their new head coachin announcing him as their new head coach in the coming days. his contract with england was meant to run untiljuly this year. the plan was he leave team gp after the postponed olympics. it also means that england are looking for an interim boss. it means team gp need someone to lead them to the olympic games injuly. and people look back at his tenure they had a certain level of success. he took over in january 2018, has led them to this she believes cup, he took them to the semifinals of the world cup and help qualify team gb in the process. did he develop them in terms of performance and did he develop its own style? that is probably where there are still questions. phil nevil

david sillito, bbc news. time for a look at the weather news. to the north of the country, it stays cold, scotland and walesain ran band clears away, but lots of showers across england and wales. there will be some further showers in between. a fairly mild night across most of england and wales, cold across scotland with the risk of ice here. we start varied unsettled across northern countries, rain, sleet and snow with ice to watch out for. plenty of showers across the south but through the day, a ridge of high pressure starts to build in and conditions will gradually improve, with the rain petering out in the north. quite a bit of clout around but some brightness, and mild in the south with double figure values here, cold seeping into friday night with 1-2 here, cold seeping into friday night with 1—2 showers. we look to the southwest, a new area of low pressure and a weather front will bring outbreaks of rain, increasing amounts of snow over the high ground. mild to get across is far southwest as we head on into saturday, the risk of ice. uncertainty into this forecast this weekend, it looks like this ar

david greene is a senior partner at edwin coe the president law society — it represents and governs solicitors for thejurisdiction of england and walesall, there are _ doesn't it? not particularly. first of all, there are provisions - doesn't it? not particularly. first of all, there are provisions in - of all, there are provisions in relation to best endeavours. that has an effect. secondly, the idea behind this is their would—be manufacture of drugs within the eu, but it could also be within the uk, so it's only that, i don't think thatis so it's only that, i don't think that is a substantive point, but what is a substantive point is have astrazeneca in some fashion broken its obligations under the contract, and is the european commission right to be making a noise about it and saying that this will end up in court? i have to say, the issues here are rather typical of an international contract. i don't think i would say the two sides fighting in front of a court is the way to resolve these sorts of issues which need people to sit round a table in order to resolve them. and indeed the contract itself provides that they should sit ro

david beckham's inter miami. the netherlands coach will take over after that so england will now appoint an interim coach and team gb need to find a replacement. walesving _ same ground on friday. if we can keep improving all _ same ground on friday. if we can keep improving all the _ same ground on friday. if we can keep improving all the time - same ground on friday. if we can keep improving all the time and l same ground on friday. if we can - keep improving all the time and keep learning from this game, and there is a little mistakes he's made, we will get better and be a very hard side to beat, so we started of strong this winter and it's been very pleasing the manner that we've done it. england. and the premier of victoria has dismissed complaints from tennis players who said they were not aware that australian quarantine restrictions at the open would be so strict. 3�*2 quarantine restrictions at the open would be so strict.— would be so strict. 72 players are not allowed _ would be so strict. 72 players are not allowed to _ would be so strict. 72 players are not allowed to leave _ would be so strict. 72 players are not allowed to leave hotel

david hughes, it is good to get your thoughts today. well, that's the situation in connection with b—techs but as we've been reporting, all of the uk is now under strict virus curbs, with walesy of pupils until at least february. she said she knew remote learning presented "significa nt challenges" for parents, teachers and pupils. a decision was made in december to cancel higher and advanced higher exams in 2021. in wales, all schools and colleges will move to online learning until 18th january. it comes after teaching unions had called for a delayed start to term amid concerns about the coronavirus variant. gcses and a—level exams in 2021 were cancelled by the welsh government in november. and in northern ireland, there will be an extended period of remote learning for schools in northern ireland, the executive has said. many pupils will not return to school until after the half—term break in mid—february, with nursery, primary and post—primary schools carrying out remote learning until then. the northern ireland assembly is to discuss the impact on school exams and assessments later today. today is the feast of epiphany or three kings' — an essential part of christmas cel