the prime minister's easter message promising brighter days ahead is on the front of the sunday expressrts borisjohnson is pressing ahead with plans for covid passports, despite warnings from backbenchers, although pubs, restaurants and businesses will not require them for now. the sunday mirror also has the story, reporting that the certificates will be trialled at gigs and sporting events later this month in a bid to get big gatherings back on the calendar. the sunday times leads with the prime minister's fears over a surge in illiteracy due to lockdown. unpublished government figures suggest more than 200,000 pupils will move from primary to secondary school this autumn without being able to read properly. the paper reports borisjohnson will use a key speech to launch a four—year emergency plan to help disadvantaged children catch up. 0k, ok, that was a little taster of the front pages. lucy and joe, lovely to see you back again, and, joe, you're going to start us off this time around, and is the sunday telegraph. that is right. this is a big story across many of the papers tonight,

let's turn to the sunday express now. anne, return of a normal life. a striking headline. tell us a bit more about what they are saying. they are saying that all restrictions, including mask we are in, should be ditched afterjune the 21st, which is the final date on the road bat out of lockdown. and that we should return to life as normal. this is accompanied by something in this piece that also says that the government is ordering up vaccines just in case there is another wave come the autumn. this is a gathering kind of forced to say that the vaccines have set us free, there is no more need for lockdown restrictions, and indeed this is coming on the day when we learned that half of the population has been vaccinated. however, ithink that half of the population has been vaccinated. however, i think this will raise a lot of eyebrows, and i think that the average person in the street will think we have made huge gains, we do not wish to lose all the advantages that we have gained from the lockdown by rushing out of it, by ditching masks. i must admit to myself, i am absolut

many of the front pages, including the sunday express, have this image of the queen, sat alone duringrent angle on the sunday telegraph, which reflects on what it calls a �*heartbreakingly beautiful day�* a �*heartbreakingly beautiful day.�* the sunday mirror calls it the �*loneliest gooddbye'. the sunday times has a front and back page wrap. 0n the front is this photo from outside st george's chapel. and on the back, this image of the duke of edinburgh's coffin being carried inside, with his family following behind. there's a close—up shot of the queen on the mail on sunday, which also has an image of william and harry. a picture of the queen heading into the chapel dominates the front of the sunday people. and the observer carries an image of the queen. it also reports on warnings from a senior tory mp to borisjohnson that he'll lose support from red wall voters if he fails to deal with lobbying scandals. so, that was a flavour of the front pages. let us begin our chat, good evening to you. eve, if you could start us off with the front page of the mirror. before you start, i'd like

that tribute by the prince of wales is also on the front page of the sunday express. adds that the prince said he misses his father "enormously". the sunday times also leads with prince charles�* emotional farewell to his father. but it also carries details of the duke's funeral, which is to take place next saturday in windsor. the sunday mirror reports that prince harry is due back in the uk, and that he willjoin his brother william for their grandfather's funeral procession. and the mail on sunday reports that the duke will be carried to st george's chapel at windsor castle in a land rover which he had helped to design. nigel can tell us a lot more about that in a moment, i am sure. let's begin, no, then come up with the sunday express and, charles, my dear poppa, my family and i miss my father enormously, a quote there, jo, from when prince charles get out and spoke to the media today. in front of highgrove, his home in gloucestershire, and immense warmth in the attribute.— in the attribute. yes, i think that came across _ in the attribute. yes, i think that came ac

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an exclusive for the sunday express, which says the government have made a new order of pfizerjabs toutumn lockdown. so let's begin... and that story which has dominated the front pages of course for the last couple of days alleged sleaze in the tory ranks, and are going to start with the mail on sunday and bend. which is rather more sympathetic to number ten then some of the other papers, number ten rages that, and i quote from a nasty sexist cummings. as their said to be planning most shocking attack yet and p.m. avoided and were locked down he would tolerate a big death toll. in the story accompanied by a striking photograph of dominic cummings as well.— striking photograph of dominic cummings as well. they described this as a savage _ cummings as well. they described this as a savage counterattack - this as a savage counterattack against dominic cummings suggesting that he was nasty and sexist in explosive blog posts on friday. suggesting that he's trying to get at boris johnson's suggesting that he's trying to get at borisjohnson�*s partner. the trouble is i don't think this real

that tribute by the prince of wales is also on the front page of the sunday express. e newspaper adds that the prince said he misses his father "enormously". the sunday times also leads with prince charles�* emotional farewell to his father. but it also carries details of the duke's funeral, which is to take place next saturday in windsor. the sunday mirror reports that prince harry is due back in the uk, and that he willjoin his brother william for their grandfather's funeral procession. and the mail on sunday reports that the duke will be carried to st george's chapel at windsor castle in a land rover, which he had helped to design. let's make a start with the sunday telegraph, nigel, reflecting the warm tribute that prince charles made to his father, and the paper has chosen to put a photograph of the two men smiling together. yes. the two men smiling together. yes, and it also is _ the two men smiling together. yes, and it also is making _ the two men smiling together. yes, and it also is making the _ the two men smiling together. 13:3 and it also is making the poi

speaker i was deeply concerned at the weekend form or reports in the sunday express that the statues of great united states president ronald reagan which once stood in the square has been removed and remains out to public sight. i know the prime minister will agree with me that president reagan was a true frengsd friend to united kingdom along side margaret thatcher ended cold war and supported britain during the now moved to new embassy will the prime minister agree with me that president reagan statue should be moved to parliament square so visitors from hole across the globe can honor this remarkable man? >> prime minister -- >> did you notice mr. speaker how -- the bench is recoiled the idea of the recapture -- when you've just heard honorable member say that she was ashamed of her country, mr. speaker it is no wonder people take that. i think he's entirely right in what he says about president reagan i think he was a very distinguished president -- finish me to install a statue for him for greater london authority and appeal to current and a new one to do justice to the memory o

that tribute by the prince of wales is also on the front page of the sunday express. ously. the sunday times also leads with prince charles' emotional farewell to his father. but it also carries details of the duke's funeral, which is to take place next saturday in windsor. the sunday mirror reports that prince harry is due back in the uk, and that he willjoin his brother william for their grandfather's funeral procession. and the mail on sunday reports that the duke will be carried to st george's chapel at windsor castle in a land rover, which he had helped to design. so let's begin. sienna, a look at the sun on sunday, harry to walk behind very much look ahead to the details of the funeral but the tabloids take a chance to look at some of the difficulties the royal family have been facing in recent weeks. the? been facing in recent weeks. they have not been facing in recent weeks. they have got a — been facing in recent weeks. they have got a 24 _ been facing in recent weeks. they have got a 24 page _ been facing in recent weeks. tie: have got a 24 page pull—out have

the sunday express has this image of the queen — used by many of the papers — sat alone during prince the sunday telegraph, which reflects on what it calls a "heart—breakingly beautiful day". for the sunday mirror, it's the "loneliest goodbye". the sunday times has a front and back page wrap. 0n the front is this photo from outside st george's chapel. and on the back, this image of the duke of edinburgh's coffin being carried inside, with his family following behind. there's a close up shot of the queen on the front of the mail on sunday — which also has an image of william and harry. a picture of the queen heading into the chapel dominates the front of the sunday people. and the observer carries an image of her majesty. the paper also reports on warnings from a senior tory mp to borisjohnson that he'll lose support from red wall voters, if he fails to deal with lobbying scandals. so, let's begin. let's start to festival with the sunday mirror's coverage and it is that image of the queen sitting alone. that might be the abiding image of the funeral and of this day. image of the funera

and an exclusive for the sunday express, which says the government have made a new order of pfizerjabs, as i said at you can see, clearly dominic cummings stuff is nominating, i wanted to pick up in particular on the front page on the mail on sunday. number ten rages at nasty sexist dominic cummings says the headline. i wanted to pick up on some comments in the observer which give a very colourful depiction of how it is being seen inside number ten to an extent. the paper says, as word spread in downing street of a coordinated plan to accuse dominic cummings of a string of damaging leaks of insiders was bafflement, quickly followed by dread, decision had been made to poke the bear and it was hard to see what a good outcome would look like. it is crazy said one insider of the plan, another tory strategist was more blunt, it is beyond moronic, and one senior mp, the paper says, noted, they have obviously not watched the terminator. quite a fight to pick! who wants to go first? it terminator. quite a fight to pick! who wants to go first?— terminator. quite a fight to pick! who wants to go

the prime minister's easter message promising brighter days ahead is on the front of the sunday express despite warnings from backbenchers — although pubs, restaurants and businesses will not require them for now. the sunday mirror also has the story — reporting the certificates will be trialled at gigs and sporting events later this month in a bid to get big gatherings back on the calendar. and the sunday times leads with the prime minister's fears over a surge in illiteracy due to lockdown. unpublished government figures suggest more than 200,000 pupils will move from primary to seconday school this autumn without being able to read properly. the paper reports borisjohnson will use a key speech to launch a four—year emergency plan to help disadvantaged children catch up. so let's begin. shyama, why don't you kickers herself up. the sunday telegraph have passports to normal life and —— kick as. and they have a mock—up of a covid passport on your phone. 0ne a covid passport on your phone. one issue a covid passport on your phone. 0ne issueisif a covid passport on your phone. one issue i

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iamjoined by i am joined by the former royal editor of the sunday express and now of the daily telegraphu travelled many times with the duke of edinburgh, what memory stand out for you? i’m with the duke of edinburgh, what memory stand out for you? i'm sorry to be here — memory stand out for you? i'm sorry to be here on — memory stand out for you? i'm sorry to be here on the _ memory stand out for you? i'm sorry to be here on the sad _ memory stand out for you? i'm sorry to be here on the sad occasion. - memory stand out for you? i'm sorry to be here on the sad occasion. i - to be here on the sad occasion. i have fond memories of covering the duke of edinburgh. i travelled to america with him in the queen and 2007 and they met george w bush. most recently the last foreign visit was too bad len in 2015 and he was on sparkling form. there was a walkabout in the main city centre and he was laughing and joking with medical students. and he was laughing and joking with medicalstudents. he and he was laughing and joking with medical students. he was a very stoical and we know he would have pre

let's start with the sunday express.ruck by the deeply personal tone of the prince of wales's tribute to his father. we have been told that we would be getting a broadcast from the prince of wales and to see him walk out of his home. he was not completely dressed in black. he was wearing a blue suit and a black tie. he spoke very much from the heart, without notes, certainly in an address that was one of his most personal. it reminded me of the time when at the queen's diamond jubilee he addressed his mother as mama. we haven't heard that tone of affection and warmth towards his mother before, and it reminded me of that moment with him describing the duke of edinburgh as papa and he described him as a much loved and appreciated figure. he also spoke very touchingly, i felt, of the support that the family had received from the public in the uk and around the commonwealth. he said that was really strengthening the family at this time. that is everything that i have been hearing from the family, that they have been overwhel

deeply concerned at the weekend following reports in i at the weekend following reports in the sunday express'ust heard an honourable memberi this remarkable man? you havejust| heard an honourable member saying she was ashamed of her country. it is no wonder people take that kind of attitude. i he is entirely right in what he says about president reagan. he was a very distinguished president. i think it is down to the greater london authority. i think he has to appeal to the current mayor of london. let's hope there is a new one. ., ~' of london. let's hope there is a new one. ., ~ 1 ., y of london. let's hope there is a new one. ., , i. , . of london. let's hope there is a new one. ., y . ~ one. thank you very much, mr speaker- _ one. thank you very much, mr speaker. polio, _ one. thank you very much, mr speaker. polio, a _ one. thank you very much, mr speaker. polio, a disease i one. thank you very much, mr speaker. polio, a disease that| one. thank you very much, mr- speaker. polio, a disease that kills and names children has been eliminated in all but one region in the world due to the in

the sunday express says britain is a step closer to the "return of normal life in full" with half then english football's four—day boycott of social media. the paper has an interview with arsenal legend thierry henry, who says the sport is "finally" standing up to hate. it's an interesting idea, isn't it? a complete silence, if you like, to object to some of the problems they have been having. its object to some of the problems they have been having.— have been having. its striking. because it _ have been having. its striking. because it is _ have been having. its striking. because it is ubiquitous, - have been having. its striking. because it is ubiquitous, isn'tl have been having. its striking. l because it is ubiquitous, isn't it, social media. the only way to take control of it is do not be on it? perhaps. i don't know if you noticed one of the papers there had a line of duty picture on the front page, because it is of course sunday today, there is a new episode tonight. i am saying that you even though... j tonight. i am saying that you even thou:h... . �* .,. tonight. i am sayin

humored is perhaps the wrong word but it's very reverential very peaceful people expressing their concern that what happened on sunday what they. are going to write they were hoping that there may be some hope for change but when you see the police acting like this it was largely peaceful and then the police decided that it was and i'm walking the assembly and that was the point where things started to get more difficult we moved on we need to see the police start moving people away there were perhaps 5600 people at the earlier protest number don't have 400 it is affectionately called night here in brooklyn center. but that hasn't stopped people coming in the numbers because sharon and see this has got to stop and it seems that many here believe this is where they need to draw the line because i see the time case like this. to put it back you can hear that in our work. largely in this guy and not only. do you think. it would be ok i mean the point to having you know direction night that we're doing right here and someone is obviously with you know taking the time to get farai. but i. i. just another. c from large num

away in minneapolis and others who come from such a 40 minutes drive away to express their anger about what happened here on sunday when 20 year old had gone to right was shot by a police officer 26 year old veteran of the force remember the police are saying it was a case of mistaking her gun for her taser she thought she was pulling a taser but she fired the fatal shot that killed at the young man's people here i'm really buying that excuse members of the family aren't buying that excuse they look if you get any level of training and you get on the 4th or 26 years you know the difference between the feel of a taser and the feel of a gun but the people here are. here's me all right and what is a viciously cold night to express their concern about what happened because they say although the police chief has resigned and the city center manager is lying on the officer who fired the short has resigned all in the last 24 hours it's simply not enough what has to happen is systemic change in the way that policing is carried out here in the united states and the see the act tired of coming out on protests like this beca

. >> good to see you this beautiful sunday afternoon price mimic absolute you heard senator daines expresses concerns about spending the next massive bill. how do you respond? >> well first of all one of them is to have corporations that have taken tax breaks and located jobs overseas to actually pay taxes. i am going to tell you, i think we are coming, or not out of it for an michigan were still the middle of covid. but the federal reserve to affect this economy we need to invest. i think investing in our roads and bridges and investing in the pipeline. the crisis in our schools we just witnessed broadband is not available in both urban and rural areas. i think that is all critical. i have a broader definition of infrastructure look at the history of this country. we have very important programs like social security we came out of the great depression. that has become infrastructure for our seniors. if you look at what happened with the g.i. bill when we came out of world war ii and help pay for education which nothing has been proposed on that front. it created jobs. these are really criti

for example the press secretary at the white house expressing concern the secretary of state anthony blinken going one step for further warning on sunday that if russia acts recklessly or aggressively there will be costs there will be consequences what is he talking about what could that mean. well the fact that he doesn't spell out the costs and consequences again makes clear how difficult the situation is every single time the alliance does anything to reassure ukraine to to train ukrainian forces russia calls it a provocation and says this is more justification for building up these troops on the border russia portrays this as a potential effort to invade russia so it's a very very fine line and certainly nato's plan a b. and c. is deterrence so when that's not working they really have to get together and decide what to do there are nato forces in the baltic countries and poland that have been built up since the 2014 russian invasion of ukraine nobody expects to have to use them but that's that's why they're there just in case i expect that the nato secretary general will be getting some very pointed questions today about exactly wh

who have expressed support jordan security forces say investigations into prince hamza our ongoing. let's take a look at some other world news christians in jerusalem have marked easter sunday with the traditional mass in the church of the holy sceptical worshippers take part this year's service thanks to israel's easing of pandemic measures pilgrims and tourists were absent though because of travel restrictions. gary and servo ting in a parliamentary election today which will decide whether prime minister boyko borys off returns to power soft has governed for more than a decade and been the target of anti corruption protests his party is expected to top the poll but could struggle to form a government. flash flooding and landslides have killed over 30 people in indonesia and east timor and more heavy rain is forecast electricity and transport groups have also been affected video footage shows a building being swept away in east timor's capital dili. an american diving team says it's reached a us navy destroyer lying nearly $6500.00 metres below sea level that would make it the deepest ship wreck dive in history the u.s.s. johnston was sunk off the philippines in world war

and so, earlier this month, 46 state attorney general's sunday letter to companies with major online platforms, expressing these concerns and requesting that the companies take immediate action to monitor their platforms for the state vaccine cards, and to preserve all their efforts. people have also become aware of covid-19 vaccine survey scams in which consumers who have been vaccinated receive a texture email asking them to complete a survey about the vaccine they just received. and typically, that consumers have been offered have asked to play a shipping fee and then they are built for it. and then most recently, we heard about portable covid testing operations in our community that were endorsed by local health departments. these set up testing tables and neighborhoods in parks and have been observed by local health officials that the testing has -- falsely claimed to do public health, despite offering free testing, fine printing or documents and that indicate -- so, these are just a few examples of the types of schemes that we've seen and so, providing consumer fraud requires vigilance and persisten

name people gathered at frank ogawa plaza, expressing sorrow and anger over so many police killings and last sunday's fatal shooting of 20 year old dante, right in a traffic stop, cold blooded, i'm traumatized, but. i realize that we can't just sit back and keep allowing this to happen here and across the country rights killing has reignited a national conversation about policing and use of force. the former officer who says she meant to grab her taser is charged with manslaughter and out on bail and angry. i'm angry, but i'm focused. i'm focused. bring in the end to what's happening with this system is allowing, participating along volatile night, many downtown oakland businesses boarded up before dark. this cell phone store at ninth and broadway. taking no chances should protester start moving and shift to vandalism and oakland police headquarters where marchers usually end up is blocked and barricaded as a precaution. it's bigger than a day's worth of business to me, this oakland bar owner would normally have everything out on his patio and about 150 customers tonight, but he's not opening protect

speaking of the spotlight that we can express point it on then the governments and their misconduct you have taken that spotlight and turned it around and focused it on a sunday and have created a whole public discussion about a sunday while the son's case is not really ever out of sundries about the states and their misconduct and no one ever discusses that and so there we see how this crime drama or a between the collusion between the mainstream media and. the governments how that works influence public opinion in in many ways that the public is not even aware of. so rare are we had well we've had un special rapporteur has on this show they have often being criticised by british governments just a test tell us about how happy or unhappy with the responses of the british government whether under tereza may or thrown to the foreign secretary morris jones as prime minister to your allegations about the torture of julian assad. well i mean that's just you know a very shameful reaction there in new britain has always been a state that was proud of its kind of legacy and it's a tradition in promoting human rights and i have to say frankly when i still work for th

sunday, i'll see you guys back here tomorrow night, all right, bill. thank you. ah convenient. new covid-19 testing site is now open for sfo travelers. the expressheck pop up site can be found before security near the baggage claim area on the arrivals level of terminal three. airport officials say you could show up two hours before your flight, get tested and still make your flight on time. the convenient testing site help the traveler who would have had to quarantine in her. why, if she didn't get a covid test today, expressed checks saved me out. i think my whole trip would have been ruined if they weren't available and on the spot. expressed check has nine separate testing rooms with the ability to test 500 people a day. there are two types of tests, and the cost ranges from 75 to $200 a test. if the burning man festival returns this summer, attendees may face some strict new rules, organizers say everyone at burning man may be required to prove they've been vaccinated for the coronavirus. the organizer's also say they won't decide for sure until the end of this month whether the event will even take place in the first place. it was tentativ

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sundays. the livelihoods depend on the wall and. a phrase. from inside the walls of a west african prison comes home. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. a renowned choreographer shares his passion for dogs inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of the past and the confines of their present the dance of the. documentary on al-jazeera. a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on out 0. hello london these are the top stories on al-jazeera coronavirus cases and deaths across india have reached a new global record highs as the country grapples with a devastating 2nd wave more than 3600 deaths and nearly 380000 cases were reported on thursday but millions of people turned out to vote for regional elections in west bengal all sparking fears that the state may turn into a new epicenter. palestine's 1st election in 15 years could be delayed the president mahmoud abbas says israel has and yet confirmed if palestinians will be able to vote in the occupied east jerusalem need to either him has more from ramallah he says that he's received a me

sunday. that was the first day j&j was being offered here in florida. i asked them what's your level of comfort? the vast majority expressed some reservation about taking j&j. when you look at the numbers and they're very good about updating them here in florida, it reflected that. 3,000 doses administered yesterday and 2,800 were pfizer. people had the choice now, 185 were johnson & johnson. and folks coming out yesterday were also getting their second shot of pfizer, with that caveat. so you look at a 2-to-1 ratio of people choosing pfizer over j&j. they said look, i know it's a odd or long shot, 0.2%, but i don't want to be that odd one out. it's not worth it for me. but we also spoke to moms specifically about kids. here's what we heard. >> i really feel confident because it is only 15 cases out of 8 million people who got the shot so it's very minimum. so i felt safe. >> i was just worried about what people would say about the efficacy. i saw the news and they were saying there's complicated for other people so i didn't want to take chances. >> that man you just heard from was not aware so far all of these 15 document

sundays what he had. well the livelihoods depend on was. a phrase. from inside the walls of a west african prison comes home. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. for a noun choreographer shares his passion for dance inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their past and the confines of their present to the dance of the use i witnessed documentary on the al-jazeera. rule. oh. well to back your watching all this there was news hour with me so ho robin a reminder of our top stories the world health organization says 3 new covert 19 variants that are present in india may have contributed to the latest surge more than 300000 new cases have been reported there for the 6 consecutive day human rights watch is accusing israel of crimes against humanity practicing apartheid and persecution against palestinians palestinian leaders have welcomed the report while the israeli foreign ministry has dismissed the findings and chance the military transitional council has sent in troops as protesters demand civilian rule at least 2 people have been killed in the unrest france has

expressing grave concern. resident bi -- president biden is calling for calm after police shot a 20-year-old black man during a traffic stop on sundayes as derek children, a white -- derek chauvin stands trial in nearby minneapolis. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: laura wright here in london. let's move on looking at some of the things on our radar today. opec releases its monthly oil report this afternoon including demand forecasts and production estimates. the much anticipated u.s. march cpi data will be published at 1:30 p.m. u.k. time and is expected to show acceleration from last year's pandemic conditions. a lot of people thinking how long-lasting that acceleration will be. lvmh also reporting first-quarter sales with estimates suggesting the fastest rise in sales and about six years driven by demand in the u.s. and in china. and u.s. energy secretary and white house national climate advisor will speak at tonight's bnf summit bringing together leading voices in finance government. coming up on

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principles all those years ago and express deep regret that it's taken so long to rectify the situation. in los angeles, they're rolling out the red carpet for sunday'sesenter tom brook has been to inspect it. he'sjoining us from 42nd street in new york,?bags in hand, en route tojfk airport to fly to the ceremony in los angeles. he will be covering for the bbc for the 39th time. it has not aged you one bit. but let me ask you about this connection to union station. is union station granted for an 0scars ceremony? in granted for an 0scars ceremony? in many ways, it might sound quite odd to have _ many ways, it might sound quite odd to have the _ many ways, it might sound quite odd to have the oscars in a railway station, — to have the oscars in a railway station, but union station in los angeles — station, but union station in los angeles is — station, but union station in los angeles is a beautiful building. it was built— angeles is a beautiful building. it was built in 1939, and it is very grand — was built in 1939, and it is very grand it's _ was built in 1939, and it is very grand. it's like a work of art in certain— grand. it's like a work of art