some s - lashes lincolnshire, cloud lingers. some splashes of _ lincolnshire, cloud lingers.ire, cloud lingers. some splashes of rain in _ lincolnshire, cloud lingers. some splashes of rain in the _ lincolnshire, cloud lingers. some splashes of rain in the isle - lincolnshire, cloud lingers. some splashes of rain in the isle of - lincolnshire, cloud lingers. some| splashes of rain in the isle of man and some chance of showers with the mildest of conditions in the south—west. the bulk of the rain is across scotland and northern ireland. a narrow ridge of rain pushing south with strong to gale force winds but airtime the wind strength, not as cold as recent nights. wet start tomorrow morning, early showers in the south clearing that zone of cloud and later shows in the afternoon. scotland a brighter day by and large, a few showers and orkney and shetland. the wind coming off of the atlantic, it will be a milder day. see you soon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. as details of lockdown parties in downing street continue to emerge, some conservative mps say they're bei

this is a benchmark _ lancashire. -- lincolnshire.hire. -- lincolnshire. this is a benchmark if you _ lancashire. -- lincolnshire. this is a benchmark if you like _ lancashire. -- lincolnshire. this is a benchmark if you like to - lancashire. -- lincolnshire. this is a benchmark if you like to call - lancashire. -- lincolnshire. this is a benchmark if you like to call on l a benchmark if you like to call on help from elsewhere. that is now coming into this trust, but what happens if you have a lot of critical incidents in places that are close to each other and there's no help was mac or if they don't have extra staff to make up the gap. it is just existing staff picking up extra shifts. what happens if they catch covid but then they have to isolate? there are a lot of unknowns. isolate? there are a lot of unknowns-_ isolate? there are a lot of unknowns. , ., ~ , ., , unknowns. danny, thank you very much. french mps are debating draught legislation that would require people to be vaccinated against covid—19 in order to enter public sp

a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortageschaperones are escorting children to school in parts of the west midlands with high levels of crime. and in half an hour, living with, and overcoming a stammer. we find out what it's like to have the condition. the education secretary nadhim zahawi has sought to reassure parents that the government's priority is to keep schools open, despite the surge in coronavirus cases. speaking this morning, he said strategies are being put in place for pupils in england: there'll be onsite testing, more ventilation and the potential for merging classes if needed. yesterday, secondary school pupils were told they'll need to use face coverings in class again. but mr zahawi said he didn't want students to wear masks for a day longer than necessary. jon donnison reports. this time a year ago, schools across the country were forced to close to most pupils. 12 months on, the government says it wants to do everything it can to avoid a return to empty classrooms and home learning. in england, all secondar

lincolnshire hosoitals _ vast majority. lincolnshire hospitals have _ vast majority.s have declared a| vast majority. lincolnshire - hospitals have declared a critical incident now over staff shortages. is that a major factor in terms of further restrictions, staff shortages?— further restrictions, staff shortages? further restrictions, staff shortaues? ., ., ., , shortages? we have got to make sure that we look — shortages? we have got to make sure that we look after _ shortages? we have got to make sure that we look after our _ shortages? we have got to make sure that we look after our nhs _ shortages? we have got to make sure that we look after our nhs in - shortages? we have got to make sure that we look after our nhs in any - that we look after our nhs in any way that can, and i took this morning to adam prichard, steve powers, all those who are running the nhs, i appreciate the pressures our hospitals are under, i think it's vital that we help them contain the pandemic in the way that we have set out. do other things i have said, make sure you follow plan b, get

a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortagesrail makes changes to its timetable from tomorrow because hundreds of staff are self—isolating. and join me, sarah campbell, as i take a look back at the year in which the nation paid tribute to prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, who spent more than 70 years in service to queen and country. good morning. the education secretary nadhim zahawi has sought to reassure parents that the government's priority is to keep schools open. speaking this morning, he said a variety of mechanisms are being put in place for pupils — as well as masks — including on—site testing, more ventilation and the potential for merging classes. and mr zahawi said he doesn't want students to wear masks in the classroom for a day longer than necessary. his comments come just 2a hours after new guidance was issued for secondary school pupils to return to face coverings in england's schools again. jon donnison reports. this time a year ago, schools across the country were forced to close to most pupils. 12 months o

hospitals in lincolnshire have declared a critical incident due to covid—related staff shortages.hile the government say keeping schools open is a priority and that pupils won't have to wear masks for a day longer than needed. labour says not enough is being done. also on the programme. a new way of keeping children safe in high—crime areas — using chaperones to help them to and from school. and we report on how the queen will celebrate her platinum jubilee this year, when she becomes the first british monarch to reign for 70 years. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has warned that the pressure on the nhs in england is going to be considerable in the coming weeks, but he insisted that the way forward for the country is to continue on the current path. it comes as the education secretary says the government is determined to keep schools open after learning a painful lesson from earlier closures. nadhim zahawi confirmed all secondary pupils in england will be tested before returning this week. labour have accused the government of not doing enough

and this is one example of that here in lincolnshire.ese critical incidences cropping up at nhs is across the country. it is a bit hard to gauge. if you go into the hospital here as it is a bank holiday it is pretty quiet. we will see what it is like tomorrow when we have a normal working day. we will see what will happen with services and what the patient experience is. that underlines the point that the prime minister was saying that 0micron, he says it is milder, but it is very transmissible and that is the real danger moving forward, the staff shortages where critical incidents have been declared like in lincolnshire. what happens if you have a lot of critical incidents in places that are close to each other and there's no help. or if they don't have extra staff to make up the gap. it is just existing staff picking up extra shifts. that is happening a lot in this part of the country. it is just the existing staff working harder. what happens if they catch covid but then they have to isolate? there are a lot of unknowns. the uk's sole

and this is one example of that here in lincolnshire. of these, i think, these critical incidences cropping up at nhs is across the country. it is a bit hard to gauge. if you go into the hospital here as it is a bank holiday it is pretty quiet. we will see what it is like tomorrow when we have a normal working day. we will see what will happen with services and what the patient experience is. french mps have been debating draught legislation that would require people to be vaccinated against covid—19 in order to enter public spaces such as bars, restaurants and long—distance public transport. known as the "vaccine pass", the bill is aimed at getting france's remaining 5 million unvaccinated people over the age of 12 to accept a dose. for more on the level of vaccine hestitancy in france, i've been speaking to our paris correspondent hugh schofield. one has to be slightly cautious to say that they've always been vaccine—sceptic. certainly at the beginning, that was the popular belief, maybe even myth, that they would all turn into insurre

places like grimsby and lincolnshire, labourfor and lincolnshire, labour for decades, and lincolnshireng conservative, as a working family, we thought it would be in ourfavour. the would be in our favour. the weather — would be in our favour. the weather has _ would be in our favour. iie: weather has behaved, would be in our favour. tie: weather has behaved, it is obvious we need to change to the other side, so it will definitely change my vote. everybody makes mistakes, it is not a _ everybody makes mistakes, it is not a big — everybody makes mistakes, it is not a big deal. i everybody makes mistakes, it is not a big deal.— not a big deal. i 'ust think it is cruel to hear_ not a big deal. ijust think it is cruel to hear about - not a big deal. ijust think it is cruel to hear about it, - not a big deal. ijust think it is cruel to hear about it, i l is cruel to hear about it, i really— is cruel to hear about it, i really do _ is cruel to hear about it, i really do i_ is cruel to hear about it, i really do. i think - is cruel to hear about it, i really do. i think it's - really do. i thi

a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortagesotrail makes changes to its timetable from tomorrow because hundreds of staff are self—isolating. now on bbc news, reporting from the climate frontlines. for the past two decades, the bbc�*s science editor david shukman has been a witness on the frontlines of global warming. in this programme he explores how we got here and what it means for the future. it's now beyond doubt that the arctic is changing dramatically. i've had a unique position for nearly 20 years as a witness for the bbc to the greatest challenge of our time. how we're damaging the planet so profoundly that we're turning the climate against us. it's a job that has taken me to the farthest corners of the world. i've felt despair as extreme weather strikes people least able to resist it. i've been attacked for highlighting the risks of global warming. and i've also experienced hope that clever ideas and a rising generation will help us to find a way through. so, this is my story, reporting from the climate front lines. th

i believe next is michelle from lincolnshire. please can ou michelle from lincolnshire.ncolnshire. please can you explain why _ michelle from lincolnshire. please can you explain why the _ michelle from lincolnshire. please can you explain why the self - can you explain why the self isolation _ can you explain why the self isolation period has changed to five days with _ isolation period has changed to five days with negative lateral flow tests _ days with negative lateral flow tests when right from the beginning of the _ tests when right from the beginning of the pandemic it has been advised that if— of the pandemic it has been advised that if you _ of the pandemic it has been advised that if you have had covid then you shouldn't _ that if you have had covid then you shouldn't do a lateral flow or pcr test for— shouldn't do a lateral flow or pcr test for 90 days as you could have a false result — test for 90 days as you could have a false result. this question needs to be answered as people are losing faith in_ be answered as people are losing faith in the system.— be a

special sessions are being held in vaccination centres in lincolnshire to help people overcome their for one woman from skegness, even the thought of getting this close to a needle makes her faint. jenny smith has had a phobia of injections since she was at school, and was almost sick when she tried to book an appointment for a covid vaccination. i do really want it, i am not an antivaxxer at all. a lot of people will not understand it, they will just say, "turn away, don't look, it is just a few seconds." those people don't understand. when my other half actually went for his first jab, i literally sat out in the car park in the car, and i really, really felt faint because i knew what he was going to do. why am i reacting like that? it is not even my injection, not my vaccine. how did you feel when your partner and your mum and dad went for their injections? i kind of started feeling jealous. i was really happy for them but just secretly thinking, why is that not me, why can ijust not be as brave as them and just do it? last year we saw adam twice spend over three hours trying to ov

a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortagesw chaperones are escorting children to school in parts of the west midlands with high levels of crime. now on bbc news, producer felicity baker, who has a stammer, reveals what it is like to live with the condition. 0k. i've worked for bbc news for ten years as a producer, always behind the scenes, finding guests, setting up stories. i wondered if you had someone that might be available for an interview? but recently, during a chance conversation with the presenter sophie raworth, i revealed my secret. i have a stammer. hello. i'm calling from the bbc. i've spent my whole life trying to hide it. now, i'm discovering that i'm not alone, and i'm not the only one who struggles to say my name. and i know you can say your name. will you say it? i can. ijust have to breathe. crowd jeers there's the rugby player who says his violence on the pitch was driven by his stammer. the self—loathing. i hated myself. i hated myself because i wasn't like other people. # pray, i guarantee you heard this

have some pockets of fog lingering especially through parts of the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshireif you are stuck under some of those pockets of all, temperatures are struggling round about freezing but for most of us in the sunshine and temperatures between 5 degrees and 10 degrees, more cloud in northern ireland and scotland. just some splashes of very light and patchy rain in the far north—west. most of us try and settle through this evening and tonight and you will see mist and fog reforming especially through the midlands, wales, lincolnshire and east anglia and temperatures just a few degrees either side are freezing so sam frost around tomorrow and you may well see that lingering quite extensively across parts of england and wales. a little bit of sunshine across parts of scotland and northern ireland, some brighter spells there compared to today, more cloud for england and wales. light winds, temperatures close to the east coast will struggle at around 5 degrees but double figures towards the south—west but again if you see mist and fog lingering through the day, that coul

frost around under the clearer skies and also that fog which could be quite slow to clear from lincolnshire that cloud and some glimpses of sunshine for many areas. a little bit brighter for northern ireland and eastern scotland as well. temperatures close to the east coast are going to struggle at around 5 degrees, but up to 11 there in the southwest. staying close to freezing, though, if you are stuck underneath one of those pockets of freezing fog for much of the day. now, heading into sunday, and a weak weather front moves in from the north. it's a cold front, but it's not bringing particularly cold air. in fact, we've got milder conditions with the breeze and perhaps just one or two showers across the far northwest of scotland. a few splashes of rain on this weather front, but easing away as it heads south across england and wales. the sunshine returning from the north and temperatures probably a touch warmer than recent days, around seven to 11 degrees on sunday. looking ahead into the new working week, after the weekend, that cold front gets out of the way, fizzles away, and that hig

in an internal memo shared on social media, the united lincolnshire hospitals trust said it was unablement, the trust's medical director said staff were working exceptionally hard to maintain services, and anyone who needed to go to hospital for treatment should still do so. chris hopson is the chief executive of nhs providers. and hejoins us now. thank you for joining us. i've been looking at your twitter feed and you've got a pretty comprehensive summary of the latest pictures so would you mind telling us what your analysis is of where hospitals are right now? good morninu. where hospitals are right now? good morning- where _ where hospitals are right now? good morning. where i _ where hospitals are right now? good morning. where i think _ where hospitals are right now? (13mg. morning. where i think the nhs generally is at the moment is the pressure we have been experiencing in london over the last ten days is now spreading to the rest of the country. what we are seeing in the rest of the country is the same as we were seen in london, increasing numbers of people coming into hospital

places like grimsby, in lincolnshire, labourfor decades, until boris johnson lincolnshire, labourforades, until borisjohnson wooed this town to turn it tory. he until boris johnson wooed this town to turn it tory-— to turn it tory. he doesn't get my vote again. _ to turn it tory. he doesn't get my vote again, definitely _ to turn it tory. he doesn't get my vote again, definitely not. - to turn it tory. he doesn't get my vote again, definitely not. going l vote again, definitely not. going conservative as a working family thought it would be in our favour, but the way they've behaved, we need a change to the other side so i will definitely change my vote. he made a mistake, definitely change my vote. he made a mistake. it's — definitely change my vote. he made a mistake, it's not _ definitely change my vote. he made a mistake, it's not a _ definitely change my vote. he made a mistake, it's not a big _ definitely change my vote. he made a mistake, it's not a big deal. _ definitely change my vote. he made a mistake, it's not a big deal. i - definitely change my vote. he made a mistake,

we have already seen some of that fog forming across parts of the midlands, into lincolnshire, east angliaemperatures for most of us ate few degrees either side of freezing as we head on into saturday morning. some pockets of frost, a fairly chilly start to the day. increasingly some of this low cloud will break up. just a few splashes of rain for the western isles, far north and mainland scotland. only 5 degrees on saturday close to the east coast. 11 celsius the top temperature in plymouth on saturday. and then a great change into sunday, but we could see 80 splashes of rain moving south on a weakening cold front. most places once again drive. double figures in the south. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. (oov)novak djokovic is set to be detained —— novak djokovic is set to be detained —— after the government cancels his visa for a second time. andy murray says the row is bad for the sport. it just seems like itjust seems like it's dragged on for quite a long time now. not great for quite a long time now. not great for the ten

those are heading their way across lincolnshire and down towards norfolk and then fading away, and we'lle east. but then this cloud comes in from the atlantic and it brings with it some outbreaks of rain in western areas. and by the end of the night, these are the temperatures we're looking at. so tending to lift across eastern parts as the cloud comes in. there's a risk of a frost, particularly in aberdeenshire, early on in the night. and then into monday, we've got these weak weather fronts coming slowly across the uk. in between them, there's some milder air and some higher temperatures on the way, but a lot more cloud around from monday. and there's a little light rain or drizzle pushing eastwards across england and wales. most of the wet weather is up towards the northwest, northern and western parts of scotland, where we've got a stronger wind as well. temperatures are up on today's, 8 degrees, perhaps, across some eastern parts of the uk. but further west, double figures — maybe 13 in northern ireland. those weather fronts, then, tumble down across the uk overnight into tuesday, h

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those heavier showers move through northern england and get lighter towards lincolnshire and norfolks but that cloud comes in from the atlantic and brings rain into western areas, especially western scotland. these are the temperatures at the end of the now so above freezing but we could have an early frost across eastern parts of the uk, particularly in aberdeenshire and before these weather fronts bring cloud aberdeenshire and before these weatherfronts bring cloud in. two—week weather fronts tomorrow with not much rain and in between those there is milder air. as we head through tomorrow you can see the extent of the cloud and there is light rain or drizzle pushing eastwards across england and wales and much of the wetter weather is in northern and western parts of scotland with a stronger breeze. temperatures are higher today at 6-7- 8 temperatures are higher today at 6—7— 8 degrees and further west we have double figures and it could make 13 degrees with that milder air in northern ireland. and these two weather fronts toppled down across the uk, across england and wales and lea

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stamford in lincolnshire is rock—solid tory turf.the conservative association were as one. if he wants to be remembered as a good prime minister then i think he has to consider, is it the time now to resign. i think it would be better if he just resigned, rather than waiting for a vote of confidence. i think he would get a lot more respect. a lot of the long serving - members in the association have very vocally said that it's time for him to go. - scotland's tory leader has already said the same. his call for borisjohnson to resign caused something of a party row. jacob rees—mogg, as anyone, is entitled to their opinions. i don't happen to agree with them. jacob rees—mogg had called him a lightweight and questioned his loyalty, and now he's suggested lockdown rules might have been too tough at the time of the downing street gathering — asking today... whether all those regulations were proportionate or whether it was too hard on people...whether it was too hard on people. labour wasn't impressed. here, frustration at the government

a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortagesrail makes changes to its timetable from tomorrow because hundreds of staff are self—isolating. i will be back with the headlines at 10am. now on bbc news, review 2021: the royal year. our royal correspondent sarah campbell reflects on the death of prince philip as she looks back on 12 months of the most significant events for the royal family. # give us this day our daily bread... the nation, and his family, said goodbye to the duke of edinburgh — the man who'd been by the queen's side for more than 70 years. my dear papa was a very special person who i think, above all else, would've been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have been said about him. in the months after prince philip's death, the queen carried on with her duties until her health required her to slow down. carving their own paths away from the uk, the duke and duchess of sussex told their truths to a global audience... you're not going to tell me who had the conversation? i think that would be very dama

in an internal memo shared on social media, the united lincolnshire hospitals trust said it was unableng levels, which was resulting in compromised care. in a statement, the trust's medical director said that staff were working exceptionally hard to maintain services, and anyone who needed to go to hospital for treatment should still do so. staff shortages have forced scotrail to make temporary changes to its timetable from tuesday. the rail operator has hundreds of staff isolating due to covid, resulting in scores of services being cancelled. the company said that to provide customers with a level of certainty about which trains are running, a temporary timetable would be in place until the 28th of january. it is mainly routes in the central belt that are affected. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a teenager in west london. the victim — who was also 16 — was stabbed in a park in the hillingdon area but hasn't yet been formally identified. police are still appealing for witnesses. a woman who survived a balcony collapse in california but

and hail with the showers running down north sea coastal parts of england, particular towards lincolnshirehaving some sunshine. now, overnight and into friday, where skies stay clear, the frost will be even harder. but you�*ll notice the cloud increasing, northern ireland, western parts of scotland in particular. that will keep temperatures a few degrees above freezing, two degrees in glasgow, belfast at five degrees, but through many rural parts of wales and england, it will be several degrees below freezing. the chance of a few mist and fog patches on friday. it does look as if eastern areas will see most of the sunshine on friday. the wind isn�*t as strong. it will feel a bit warmer. some cloud pushing into the west may bring a little drizzle towards north west scotland, and temperatures are edging up a little bit, particularly where we�*ve had a couple of chilly days in the east. into the weekend, high pressure very much in control. our weather front�*s bringing some rain at times and breeze towards northern scotland, but most places are going to be dry. and actually around the area of

mist and fog extends across a good part of lincolnshire, yorkshire, that was the midlands, as well.starting to creep away, that has allowed a little bit of moisture to portion of the atlantic. that extra moisture gives more cloud and potential for mist and fog. a few showers developing through the south—west through the afternoon, still bridges with the summer in the northern portion of the irish sea. temperatures at their highest with the sunshine in the south—west, if you get to three celsius this afternoon across parts of low action and you be lucky. showers developing across the south, wet and windy spell across northern scotland, rain spread across scotland, rain spread across scotland and northern ireland into the borders northern england as we head into tomorrow morning, because we have more cloud and freezing rain, nutters colt tonight, you'll notice an absence of blue on the chart, just a small chance of frost and fog into tomorrow morning. high pressure gun, this was different to contend with, dry and sunny day in northern ireland, outbreaks of rain, and the cloud with som

we're hearing that around six trusts, including the united lincolnshire hospitals nhs trust, have declaredys. this happens when they're worried that they can't provide all the critical services they need to. looking at the pressures on the nhs in the next couple of weeks and maybe longer, looking at the numbers of people who're going to be going into hospital, it will be absolute folly to say that this thing is all over now bar the shouting. we've got to remain cautious, we've got to stick with plan b, we've got to get boosted. in other words, no new restrictions in england at the moment. expect to hear more focus on boosterjabs, though. and nhs staff could be redeployed to help the busiest areas. it's not unusual to hear that the nhs is under pressure in january. winter always brings with it extra patients, and covid is adding to that. this year, though, there's another complication — the number of staff who are off because of the virus. now it's understood several hospital chief executives in england are saying their trusts are under the greatest sustained pressure they've seen. there ar

we've already seen some of that fog forming across parts of the midlands, into the welsh marches, lincolnshire murky patch as well. and temperatures for most of us a few degrees either side of freezing as we head on into saturday morning. so some pockets of frost around, a fairly chilly start to the day, some sunshine around and, increasingly, some of this low cloud will tend to break up through the course of the day. most places, again, looking dry. just a few splashes of rain for the western isles and perhaps the far north of mainland scotland as well. temperatures on saturday only around five degrees close to the east coast, but turning a bit milder in the southwest — 11 celsius the top temperature in plymouth on saturday. and then no great change into sunday, but we could see a few splashes of rain moving south on a weakening cold front. but most places once again dry, temperatures in double figures in the south. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. novak djokovic is to be detained on saturday after the australian government cancelled his visa for a second time. the tennis star will

places like grimsby, in lincolnshire, labourfor decades, until borisjohnson wooed this town the labournd a liar. i think it's pretty obvious what has happened, that industrial scale partying has been going on at downing street, not much of it is really denied, and i think the public have made up their mind, i think the facts speak for themselves, i think the prime minister broke the law, i think he then lied about what had happened. mr speaker, iwant to apologise... the prime minister has admitted turning up at one drinks do and said sorry. but there was a catalogue of whitehall partying when parties were banned, and this is just some of the get—togethers we currently know about. it is the job of this woman, a senior civil servant, sue gray, to assemble the definitive compilation of events. her report is expected in the next week or so. the chair of the conservative party... in the meantime those loyal to borisjohnson are saying... the culture in downing street does need to be addressed and i think it is absolutely essential that when the prime minister responds to the report by sue gr

it is still very foggy and cold out there for parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands, temperaturesernoon, may be lifting into some low cloud. a few sunny breaks here and they are, north—eastern scotland, the far north—eastern scotland, the far north—east of england and the south—west, but here we will see some showers develop this evening. and a wet and windy spell moves south into tomorrow morning. not as cold or foggy south into tomorrow morning. not as cold orfoggy tonight. temperatures around freezing to start tomorrow morning. the rain pushes south tomorrow morning, a bit of a breeze blowing from the atlantic. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: as details of lockdown parties in downing street continue to emerge, some conservative mps say they're being inundated with messages from angry constituents. labour leader, keir starmer, says it's now in the national interest for borisjohnson to go. we are witnessing every day the broken spectacle of the prime minister mired in deceit and deception, and unable to lead. lawyers for the woman accusing prince andrew of sexual assault

stamford in lincolnshire is rock—solid tory turf.mbers of the conservative association were as one. if he wants to be remembered as a good prime minister then i think he has to consider, is it the time now to resign. i think it would be better if he just resigned, rather than waiting for a vote of confidence. i think he would get a lot more respect. a lot of the long serving membersl in the association have very vocally said that it's time for him to go. scotland's tory leader has already said the same. his call for borisjohnson to resign caused something of a party row. jacob rees—mogg, as anyone, is entitled to their opinions. i don't happen to agree with them. jacob rees—mogg had called him a lightweight and questioned his loyalty, and now he's suggested lockdown rules might have been too tough at the time of the downing street gathering — asking today... whether all those regulations were proportionate or whether it was too hard on people...whether it was too hard on people. labour wasn't impressed. here, frustration at the gover

a critical incident is declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortagesreds of staff are self—isolating. chaperones escort children to school in parts of the west midlands with high levels of crime. and in half an hour, david shukman looks back on nearly two decades of reporting on climate and the environment.

a critical incident has been declared at hospitals in lincolnshire because of covid—related staff shortagesibed as extreme and unprecedented by the nhs trust which manages them. it says essential services remain open. 0ur correspondent, danny savage, is at lincoln county hospital. this is the hospital behind me and it effectively has a huge staffing crisis at the moment. not just at this site, but at its sites in boston and grantham as well. they declared this critical incident on saturday night and it is basically all down to the fact that lots of staff are off with covid at the moment. and that means there are fewer staff at the hospital covering shifts. now, they say their significant staff absence is due covid—19 at the moment, but they say in spite of the challenges, essential services are fully open. now, of course, it is a bank holiday here today, so it is fairly quiet around the hospital. most of the normal outpatient services would not be functioning as they normally would be on a working week day. a&e is open of course. ambulances are coming and going, but that seems to be effecti

on thursday the brisk wind becomes mainly confined towards lincolnshire and norfolk as the afternoono clear during the day and that does have an impact on the temperature. that is how your weather is looking. more as ever online and through the app. goodbye for now. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a former cabinet minister tells borisjohnson to go as the prime minister defends his record to a packed house of commons. ih minister defends his record to a packed house of commons. in the name of god, to. packed house of commons. in the name of god, go- we — packed house of commons. in the name of god, go. we have _ packed house of commons. in the name of god, go. we have more _ packed house of commons. in the name of god, go. we have more people i packed house of commons. in the name of god, go. we have more people in i of god, go. we have more people in employment. _ of god, go. we have more people in employment, more _ of god, go. we have more people in employment, more employees i of god, go. we have more people in employment, more employees on i of god, go. we have more peopl