duncan kennedy is at winchester cathedral for us.inchester cathedral is one of hundreds of locations marking this milestone in our history. the queen, as you say, has today sent out a message and political leaders have passed on their condolences. exactly one year on from the start of the lockdown, this is our national day of reflection. a cross of hope, after what has seemed like a never ending circle of despair. made of real grass it symbolises life after death. 0ptimism following darkness. winchester is just one place to mark this day of national reflection. words of contemplation from the dean of the cathedral, to begin a minute's silence. fin of the cathedral, to begin a minute's silence.— of the cathedral, to begin a minute's silence. , ., minute's silence. on this solemn and siunificant minute's silence. on this solemn and significant national _ minute's silence. on this solemn and significant national anniversary, - minute's silence. on this solemn and significant national anniversary, we l significant national anniversary, we

duncan kennedy reports. hope, after what has seemed like a never ending circle of despair. made of real grass it symbolises life after death. 0ptimism following darkness. winchester is just one place to mark this day of national reflection with words of contemplation from the dean of the cathedral, to begin a minute's silence. on this solemn and significant national anniversary, we take time to reflect on the year past, and to remember, mourn and honour, those who have lost their lives as a result of contracting coronavirus. bell rings. the queen marked today by sending flowers to st bartholomew's hospital in london where the duke of edinburgh underwent heart surgery. in a message, the queen paid tribute to the immeasurable service of those who have supported us all over the last year. the duke and duchess of cambridge also took part in a private moment of reflection at westminster abbey. the prime minister today released his own message saying... and we owe both the nhs staff and those on the front lines an

duncan kennedy reports.hope, after what has seemed like a never ending circle of despair. made of real grass, it symbolises life after death. 0ptimism to follow darkness. winchester is just one place to mark this day of national reflection. with words of contemplation from the dean of the cathedral to begin a minute's silence. on this solemn and significant national anniversary, we take time to reflect on the year past, and to remember, mourn and honour, those who have lost their lives as a result of contracting coronavirus. the queen marked today by sending flowers to st bartholomew's hospital in london, where the duke of edinburgh underwent heart surgery. in a message, the queen paid tribute to the immeasurable service of those who supported us all over the last year. the duke and duchess of cambridge also took part in a private moment of reflection at westminster abbey. the prime minister today released his own message, saying, today is an opportunity to reflect on the past year, one of the most difficult

that is why tondu can no, iain duncan smith, alanna kennedy, they are being targeted, they have beences in drawing attention to the evidence of abuses in xinjiang. pressuring dominic rob, borisjohnson, the foreign secretary and prime minister going to be tougher on china. the reason and ethics barristers has been touted is because they were responsible for drawing up an opinion that said that china had committed genocide, using the g word, in xinjiang. it shows what of independentjudicial systems independent judicial systems and that is independentjudicial systems and that is that theyjust don't believe in it. why do we know what form these sanctions will take? we do. most people cannot come to china, neither can immediate members of theirfamily, and people here in china and chinese entities cannot do business with them. it is mostly tokenistic because those people are almost certainly unlikely to have those kind of business relationships anyway but nonetheless china is retaliating after a uk sanctions after a coordinated campaign from the uk, eu and us with sanctions of its own. in

duncan kennedy is at winchester cathedral for us. duncan. sophie, welcome to winchester— duncan.we have had. it comes exactly one year after lockdown began and in that year more than 146,000 people have lost their lives and around 6 million people have been left bereaved by covid. so today we have this day of reflection today we have this day of reflection to remember those people aren't this sad chapter in our national story. in a few moments the nation will be asked to cause for one minute's silence. ., ,., , asked to cause for one minute's silence. ., , , ., silence. the eternal god is your refu . e, silence. the eternal god is your refuge. and _ silence. the eternal god is your refuge, and underneath - silence. the eternal god is your refuge, and underneath are i silence. the eternal god is your refuge, and underneath are thej refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms. 0n refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms. on this solemn and significant _ everlasting arms. on this solemn and significant national anniversary, we take time _ significant national anniversary,