sean coughlan, - comments. thank you very much indeed. sean coughlan, our- comments.d. sean coughlan, our royal correspondent. the government is planning to allow foreign lorry drivers to make more deliveries in the uk, to try to ease the pressure on supply chains. overseas drivers will now be able to make unlimited trips within a fortnight. the transport secretary, grant shapps, said it was a "common—sense measure" and would increase the number of lorry drivers on the road by several thousand. here's our political correspondentjonathan blake. thousands of extra visas have been offered to hgv drivers from abroad, in an attempt to ease pressure on supply chains in the uk. but only a fraction of them have been issued. so now, the government's going further, in a move it hopes will allow thousands of extra deliveries per month. drivers from the eu are normally restricted to making two deliveries within seven days, but those rules will be relaxed to allow unlimited trips within a fortnight. having some additional capacity, right now, i think everybody agrees is a good ide

he always denied the allegations. 0ur correspondent sean coughlan is outside the headquarters of thee political figure. it's very high—profile politicalfigure. it's very important to say this is not an enquiry into whether these allegations were true. lord janner died before legal proceedings against him finished and his family had always said he was an innocent man who faced false allegations but the clear conclusion of the report is that there had been multiple failures and much more could and should have been done over several decades. ~ ., , , ., ., decades. where does this go from here? can anything _ decades. where does this go from here? can anything be _ decades. where does this go from here? can anything be done? i decades. where does this go from | here? can anything be done? there are no recommendations _ here? can anything be done? ttss are no recommendations attached to the report and it's an unusual report in that it is not about finding whether the evidence is true, but what it will say once again is that you should not allow powerful individuals not to be investigated

he always denied any wrongdoing. 0ur correspondent sean coughlan is outside the headquarters of the childring us up—to—date with the background of this case. up-to-date with the background of this case. , , . , . this case. this is a highly critical re ort this case. this is a highly critical report into _ this case. this is a highly critical report into how _ this case. this is a highly critical report into how claims _ this case. this is a highly critical report into how claims against i this case. this is a highly critical i report into how claims against lord janner were investigated and it says police and local authorities seem to be reluctant to pursue claims and it talks of inexcusable failures to act on key witness statements. it also raises question about whether the high status of lord janner is a prominent public figure could have been a deterrent to the police were looking further. it is important to say this wasn't an enquiry into whether these claims were true. he died before claims against him were fully heard in quite. his relatives have always said he was an innocent man

earlier, i spoke to our royal correspondent, sean coughlan, about the queen's conversation.w words being shared in private. and you need very good hearing to make them out as well. but people are interested, because it provides a glimpse into the queen's thoughts, i think. and she actually was very engaged with the issues around the cop26 summit on climate change. and, as you say, it echoes some of the thoughts of other members of her family this week, prince charles and prince william. so maybe, there's an insight into what they talk about around the dinner table, perhaps! and it's not party politics, is it? it's a conversation about saving the planet which is, in some ways, it's not controversial. no, that's right. and again, it's not a sort of policy position. it's talking to people in private. it's sort of showing signs of a slightly exasperated host as well, not knowing who's going to turn up for an event. you know, will china come or not? it's almost where international diplomacy meets the politics of a dinner party. and i can sort of feel her frustration with not know