captain tom moore.michael ball, and this is the story of one man and his sheer determination to make a difference. in less than four weeks, captain tom moore raised over £32 million for nhs charities, found himself number one in the charts on his 100th birthday, and received tens of thousands of birthday cards. captain tom, we meet at last. where have you come from? i've been lurking down the bottom of your garden. how are you? fine, thank you. how are you? i'm really well. marvellous to see you all come out of the blue. a man who served his country during world war two, was doing his bit for the national effort once more. a lovely story coming up, a 99—year—old war veteran has decided to walk 100 lengths of his back garden. he wants to raise money for the nhs. well, i have had such marvellous service from the national health service, particularly the nurses, they looked after me when i borke my hip. we said, "oh, if you walk 100 times, your 100th birthday's coming up, we'll pay you a pound for every le

yes, captain sir tom moore, aued 100, know? yes, captain sir tom moore, aged 100. his _ know?e, aged 100, his family _ know? yes, captain sir tom moore, aged 100, his family say _ know? yes, captain sir tom moore, aged 100, his family say he - aged 100, his family say he developed pneumonia and had breathing difficulties, and then tested positive. he has been admitted to bedford hospital. his family say he hadn't had a vaccination, because of the medication he was on for pneumonia. he is not in intensive care. captain sir tom obviously raised 33 million last year for the sir tom obviously raised 33 million last yearfor the nhs, and was knighted. he himself and his family tweeted that they were enjoying a holiday in barbados in december. tonight, the prime minister has tweeted, saying he was sure the whole nation would agree to pass on the message that they were wishing captain sirtom a the message that they were wishing captain sir tom a full recovery. many thanks. meanwhile, the irish prime minister says eu member states were "blindsided" by a decision by the european commiss

i should end by drawing attention to the wonderful photographs of captain sir tom moore, the centenarianals that he earned the distinction during the second world war. the highest praise from everybody, from the queen down, for his work for the nhs. we wish a speedy recovery to him and hope that his next thing on his bucket list is a road trip around the united states can happen sooner rather than later. that's it for the papers tonight. thanks to sam lister and george eaton. coming up next, the film review. the latest on the ongoing situation in myanmar. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode,

captain sir tom moore — the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs — is inpital with covid—19. manchester united player, marcus rashford, says he's been subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after receiving racist abuse on saturday. reports that more than 5,000 people have been arrested in russia, as protests take place in support ofjailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. mps will debate the cladding crisis tomorrow, as campaigners say residents of flats covered in the flammable material, are being financially crippled by rising insurance costs. now on bbc news... from civil war to the pandemic, 2020 was a deadly year for the syrian province of idlib. our world follows two syrian doctors brought face—to—face with life and death. even before coronavirus, 2020 got off to a deadly start in the syrian province of idlib. but life continued for the millions of syrians trapped in the territory. as doctors, mohammed and zeina worked on the frontline of the humanitarian crisis. as coronavirus sweeps across the devastated region, where a third of the

captain is in hospital with covid—19. —— captain tom moore.

captain sir tom moore, the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is in hospital with covid—19. manchester united player, marcus rashford, says he's been subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after receiving racist abuse on saturday. screaming. reports that more than 5,000 people have been arrested in russia, as protests take place in support ofjailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. mps will debate the cladding crisis tomorrow — as campaigners say residents of flats covered in the flammable material, are being financially crippled by rising insurance costs. now on bbc news... the travel show. rajan datar finds out how alpine ski resorts are dealing with a winter season of closures and lockdowns and visits the italian hilltop village that's fighting for its future. coming up on this week's show: an uphill struggle for europe's ski resorts. the lift closures changed a lot things so people came here for cross—country skiing. gorgeous view. the italian village trying to stay on its hilltop. and the show that must go on in dubai. i have no s

captain sir tom moore, the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is in hospital with covid—19. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. in a second weekend of widespread protests — large crowds have demonstrated across russia in defiance of warnings by police. the protesters are demanding the release ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. according to independent monitors, the police crackdown has now seen at least 4,000 people arrested across the country. among them is mr navalny�*s wife yulia, seen here accompanying her husband on their return to russia earlier this month. she has been arrested by police in moscow as she and others marched towards the prison where her husband is being held. steve rosenberg reports. by law, russians have the right to peaceful protest...on paper. in moscow today, police were determined to clear the streets, whatever it took. hundreds of people were detained in the russian capital. protesters have come out in support of alexei navalny, the kremlin critic who's in jail. moscow police had warn

captain tom moore has been taken to hospital after testing positive for coronavirus. over the last few weeks but now needed help with his breathing. captain tom was knighted for raising over £30 million for the nhs by walking laps of his garden in the lead—up to his hundredth birthday. the body's best wishes to him and his family. —— everybody. the irish prime minister says the european union was blindsided by its row with astrazenica over vaccine supplies when it triggered a provision in the brexit deal which could have seen checks at the border with northern ireland. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has been meeting pharmaceutical bosses to discuss issues with the vaccine roll—out across the eu. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. keeping the border between northern ireland and the republic open was a priority in brexit talks, so the eu faced intense criticism after drawing up plans to introduce controls on vaccine imports. ministers in london and dublin intervened to tell brussels it had made a big mistake. it's an acrim

captain sir tom moore, the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is in hospital sunday night with covid—19. manchester united player, marcus rashford, says he's been subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after receiving racist abuse on saturday. man yelling excuse me, i do beg your pardon. reports that more than 5,000 people have been arrested in russia, as protests take place in support ofjailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. i wanted freedom for our country. the situation now is the worst, i think, in the last ten years. and coming up in half an hour — how alpine ski resorts are dealing with a winter season of closures and lockdowns, that's in the travel show. however, very good evening if you have justjoined however, very good evening if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. —— hello. almost 600,000 people received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the uk yesterday, a new daily record. officials say the impact of the immunisation programme should be felt in the overrall infection rate, in the next two weeks. dr sus

. —— captain tom moore. marcus rashford has received racist abuse on saturday.ts that more than 4,000 people have been arrested in russia as protests take place in support ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. i wanted freedom for our country. the situation now is the worst, i think, in the last ten years. mps will debate the cladding crisis tomorrow as campaigners say residents of flats covered in the flammable material are being financially crippled by rising insurance costs. almost 600,000 people received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the uk yesterday — a new daily record. officials say the impact of the immunisation programme should be felt in the infection rate in the next two weeks, but dr susan hopkins, from public health england, is warning coronavirus restrictions should only be eased "very slowly and very cautiously". here's our health correspondent, jim reed. here at this basketball stadium in newcastle, the vaccine roll—out continues. across the uk, more than half a million received theirjab yesterday, a new record, 2,000 at this

britain's captain tom moore is in hospital after testing positive for corona virus captain tom became a national hero last spring by raising over 30000000 pounds for british health care charities with a walking challenge a statement on twitter said the 100 year old was having trouble breathing but he is not in intensive care. thousands of ultra orthodox jews have packed the streets of jerusalem flouting israel's coronavirus lockdown they gathered for a top rabbi's funeral despite the country's high infection rate critics have accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of failing to enforce the lockdown due to political pressure from his allies in the ultra orthodox community. hong kong citizens with a british national overseas passport can now apply for a visa to live and work in the u.k. they can then apply for british citizenship after 5 years the u.k. government says it's filling its historic commitment to the people of hong kong a former colony handed back to china in 1997 it announced a measure last july saying a tough new security law imposed by beijing violated hong kong's auton

captain sir tom moore, the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is inashford says he's been subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after receiving racist abuse on saturday. reports that more than 4,000 people have been arrested in russia as protests take place in support ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. i wanted freedom for our country. the situation now is the worst, i think, in the last ten years.

captain sir tom moore, the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is inmarcus rashford, says he's been subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after receiving racist abuse on saturday. man yelling excuse me, i do beg your pardon.

britain's captain tom moore has been hospitalized after testing positive for corona virus captain tom became a national hero last spring by raising over 30000000 pounds for british health care charities with a walking challenge a statement on twitter said the 100 year old was having trouble breathing but he's not in intensive care. in somalia several people are dead after jihad as militants attacked a hotel in the capital mogadishu a suicide car bomber struck the entrance of the hotel gunman then opened fire on guests and staff officials say security forces are still exchanging fire with the militants inside the hotel. in syria at least 6 people have been killed in a car bombing in the northern city of azaz the blast went off near a cultural center in the city it's one of several deadly attacks over the past 24 hours targeting turkish backed rebels in the region. hong kong citizens with a british national overseas passport can now apply for a visa to live and work in the u.k. they can then apply for british citizenship after 5 years the u.k. government says it's for filling its histor

over the o2 arena, images filled the skies, including a tribute to the nhs and to captain sir tom mooreion for something we've all had to get used to, zoom calls. before tonight, police had warned people to stay away. 0n london's embankment a few hundred people did gather. on any given new year's eve there's normally 10,000 people along the embankment awaiting the fireworks to see in the new year. unfortunately, it's been cancelled. and the advice from the police denied to many people turning up here, is to go home. it's been very like, quiet. there's police everywhere. so it's just like, it's not like the usual. no, the police have been lovely, it's been fine. it's been nice. we went to the tate britain earlier. the lights are still up. people are jolly. celebrations all over the uk have been either cancelled or toned down. at edinburgh castle, a single bagpiper welcomed in the new year. while the majority stayed away, some people were turned away by the police. instead of the usual fireworks for hogmanay, this was the replacement. a series of videos showing drones forming images over

set in 17th ireland, tom moore's film runs in the tradition of princess mononoke.ames that examined the reality of alzheimer's through the language of fantasy. everything all right, gran? i thought this was where it got in. who? like it's antipathy, the babadook, this is a horror movie with a heart, a profoundly emotional experience. my own favourite films of the year included a pair of saints. do you have a boyfriend? no. a girlfriend? do you have a boyfriend or a girlfriend? no. then we have something in common. from america, st francis, where kelly o'sullivan rapped a self—determined manifesto about subjects such as menstruation and reproductive rights in the disguise of a ditzy bittersweet comedy about midlife disappointment. ah! go get em. maud is looking out for me, you see — to save my soul, if i understand correctly. and from the uk came saint maud, rose glasses' electrifying debut feature which announced the writer—director as a thrilling new force in british cinema. bless her mind, which is shrouded in darkness. the acrtess so great in david copperfield,

one man who sought to make a difference and inspire others was captain tom moore. done. his back garden marathon raised more than £30 million for nhs charities. captain tom, how do you feel this morning? fine. i'm surrounded by the right sorts of people, so i feel fine and i hope you are all feeling fine too. for many up and down the country, the example of captain tom and others helped to draw us together. the sense of national solidarity was rarely more evident than on ten successive thursdays at 8pm with the clap of carers. john kay reported from one particular st in the west midlands. on this street, like so many others, it's personal. sarah is on the front line. she is a health care assistant at the birmingham hospital trust that has had more than 600 covid deaths. does it help you get through? 100%. every thursday. it is like a release. it is like a release, yes. when they are all clapping, it is another week coming to an end. it is amazing, just fantastic, i can't believe it. at precisely eight o'clock, for the fifth week in a row, it felt like the whole of t

.# captain tom moore set out to raise £1,000 for the nhs. e's raised just a little bit more than that. he's a 99—year—old war vet, he's a one—man fundraising machine. thanks, captain tom! # i'll be there, i'll be there for you # oh, i swear, i got enough love for two # you'll never be alone, i'll be there for you #. thank you all very much. # hello... # is it me you're looking for?# we're living in a world now where working from home, that teleworking phenomenon, is something we all have to deal with. let's just join you into the meeting. yes, i can see you. hang on... no, you're on mute. music: love and hate by michael kiwanuka so many of the nurses, and doctors and consultants as well as cleaners, the helping hands guiding us through this storm, are black, asian, and minority ethnic. the future holds unexposed danger, but no stress. humankind is no stranger to progress. and as we've proven, when we collaborate, progress follows fast. this is one voice with one message — black lives matter. # lord, i've been broken # although i'm not worthy

perfect summer's day injuly, within the grounds of windsor castle, the queen knighted captain sir tom moorenour for his remarkable fundraising efforts during lockdown, it was the queen's first face—to—face engagement with a member of the public since march. to meet the queen was more than anyone could expect. never, never, ever did i imagine that i should get so close to the queen and have such a kind message from her, that was really outstanding. the lockdown did mean we were occasionally shown some more personal images of the queen's family life. this, the first photo we saw of her during her isolation at windsor. at 94, still riding in the castle grounds. with her there was the duke of edinburgh, this image marked his 99th birthday in june. and then, a family wedding, smaller and more distant than the usual grand royal affairs. princess beatrice got married in july. the wedding dress was leant to her on the queen's archive of dresses and altered to fit her granddaughter. and from a new marriage to one that has endured over decades — a 73rd wedding anniversary for the queen and the duke i

over the o2 arena, images filled the skies, including a tribute to the nhs and to captain sir tom moore we've all had to get used to, zoom calls. before tonight, police had warned people to stay away. on london's embankment a few hundred people did gather. on any given new year's eve there's normally 10,000 people along the embankment awaiting the fireworks to see in the new year. unfortunately, it's been cancelled. and the advice from the police ronight to many people turning up here, is to go home. it's been very like, quiet. there's police everywhere. so it's just like, it's not like the usual. no, the police have been lovely, it's been fine. it's been nice. we went to the tate britain earlier. the lights are still up. people are jolly. celebrations all over the uk have been either cancelled or toned down. at edinburgh castle, a single bagpiper welcomed in the new year. while the majority stayed away, some people were turned away by the police. instead of the usual fireworks for hogmanay, this was the replacement. a series of videos showing drones forming images over scotland's skies

captain sir tom moore, the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is in after receiving

inspired by captain tom moore's fundraising efforts, he too wanted to raise money for charity.im. and his colleagues could not be prouder. i think it's fantastic, the recovery that you have done. thanks for all the awareness you are raising and thanks for coming back into the control room. thank you for everything you're doing for the - london ambulance service and the rest of the nhs. . at this terrible time, so many of our colleagues are working so hard on the front line to support londoners in this time of great need and this money will go a long way to support them, to enable them to carry on caring for londoners. good luck, sean, and thank you for everything. - his family by his side every step of the way. i'm just so proud of him, as are so many people. from where he was to where he is now isjust amazing, and the challenge that he's managed to complete, we never thought he'd raise this amount of money and i know how much it means to him. i've seen sean go through so much in the time i've known him, - and every time he gets knocked down l he gets back up and seanjust wants

tom moore has been hospitalized, and he is also suffering from pneumonia.knighted by the queen for his service last year. we wish him well. >>> well, as hospitals across the globe continue to be overwhelmed by the coronavirus, we don't often see the moments of joy. a moment like this, a patient discharged after four months of treatment. [ applause ] so that was jeffrey wolf back in july. but mr. wolf did not get to go home right away. he would spend another six months at a rehabilitation hospital. in all 306 days hospitalized for the coronavirus before going home. and his son nicky wolf joins me now. nicky, thanks for coming onto tell this story of hope that i think all of us need to hear right now a year into this horrible pandemic. first off, how is your dad doing? >> hi, thanks so much for having me on. yeah, dad's doing great. he's settling in at home. the lasting effects of the coronavirus now that he's paralyzed on one side and has ephasia which he's struggling talking. but now he's home and has his house around him and has, you know, me and my brothe

captain sir tom moore — the second world war veteran who raised millions of pounds for the nhs — is inwith covid—i9. manchester united player, marcus rashford, says he's been subjected to "humanity and social media at its worst" after receiving racist abuse on saturday. screaming reports that more than 5,000 people have been arrested in russia — as protests take place in support ofjailed opposition leader, alexei navalny. mps will debate the cladding crisis tomorrow — as campaigners say residents of flats covered in the flammable material, are being financially crippled by rising insurance costs. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are deputy poltical editor of the daily express, sam lister and and george eaton — senior online editor at the new statesman. tomorrow's front pages starting with... the vaccine roll—out to care homes is complete according to the telegraph — they also feature a picture of captain tom who is in hospital with coronavirus. the uk's vaccine record is the lead story on the i — it focuses on the 600,000 jabs

british world war ii veteran captain tom moore raised more than $40 million for the uk's national healthday. captain tom became an international hero, receiving thousands of cards, a military promotion, and even knighthood from queen elizabeth. >> i think sir thomas sounds very nice. >> a salute to captain tom and to all of the health care workers around the world who deserve our gratitude always, but especially in a year no one ever will forget. captain tom and frontline workers around the world, definitely the highs of the ye are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. and if stress worsens your digestive issues try new align digestive de stress. it combines align's probiotic with ashwaghanda to help soothe occasional digestive upsets plus stress that can make them worse. and try align gummies to help support digestive health. (drill sergea(private) what a pleasawhy's he so happy?

now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour britain's captain tom moore has been hospitalized after testing positive for corona virus captain tom became a national hero last spring by raising over 30000000 pounds for british health care charities with a walking challenge a statement on twitter says the 100 year old was having trouble breathing but he's not in intensive care. thousands of altar orthodox jews have packed the streets of jerusalem flouting israel's coronavirus lockdown they gathered for a top rabbi's funeral despite the country's high infection rate critics have accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of failing to enforce the lockdown due to political pressure from his allies in the ultra orthodox community. a world health organization team investigating the origins of covert 19 has visited a market in china where the virus was 1st detected the seafood market has been shut for a year and the visit took place under tight security. to russia now where more than 5000 people have been arrested during a 2nd week of nationwide anti-government pr

britain's captain tom moore has been hospitalized after testing positive for corona virus captain told the time and national hero last spring by raising over 30000000 pounds for british health care charities with a walking challenge statement on twitter said the 100 year old was having trouble breathing but he is not in intensive care. in syria least 6 people have been killed in a car bombing in the northern city of. the blast went off near a cultural center in the city one of several deadly attacks over the past 24 hours targeting turkish backed rebels in the region. in somalia several people are dead after jihadist militants attacked a hotel in the capital mogadishu a suicide car bomber struck the entrance of the hotel gunman then opened fire on guests and stuff officials say security forces are still exchanging fire with the militants inside the. hong kong citizens with a british national overseas passport can now apply for a visa to live and work in the u.k. they can then apply for british citizenship after 5 years the u.k. government says it's fulfilling its historic commitment to

national health service has tested positive for corona virus during britain's 1st lockdown captain tom moore famously was $100.00 laps around his garden before his 100th birthday and raised more than $43000000.00 its initial goal was to raise a little over $1000.00 for his efforts quickly gained national and international attention now the tree in. a car bomb in syria has killed at least 6 people dozens more were injured after the explosion near a market in the town is near the southern turkish city of kill it's being controlled by pro turkish backed rebels since a 2016 operation to drive out myself in the region and no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. india's prime minister is standing firm on the government's plans to go ahead with controversial new laws that pharma say will ruin their livelihoods but no renter modi says an offer to delay them is on the table it is the 1st time he's publicly addressed the ongoing protests against reforms some of the demonstrations turned violent modi also described the violence that erupted during a rally on republic day that's an insult to t

geils tom petty don rickles roger moore and mary tyler moore who really could turn the world on with her smile 2018 bill cosby goes to prison george h.w. bush john mccain and penny marshall go to heaven and whitey bulger goes to hell. 2019 seems like forever go but it wasn't unavenged full mass shootings continued the president was impeached the weather got even wackier but we were still going to baseball and football and basketball and hockey games and movies and graduations and weddings and funerals can 2021 possibly top 2020. stay tone. and question more. this post is nothing like football. that's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. this is on the speedway. and they have no breaks its. side.

but tonight, some longtime trump loyalists, like senator shelly moore capita of west virginia and tom cotton of arkansas, are sounding the alarm. cotton writing that the founders, quote, entrusted the election of our president to the people, acting through the electoral college, not congress. >> so, let's get right to jon with us tonight. and we learned today that 200 top business leaders have sent a letter urging congress to certify the election results on wednesday, with the courts having repeatedly said there's just simply no case here. and we also took note today that all ten living former secretaries of defense, including two who served under president trump, are saying it's time that the military shouldn't be involved in any way, we should acknowledge that joe biden won here, that he is the next president. >> reporter: david, the former secretaries of defense came together under the initiative of dick cheney. their words are strong. they write, "our elections have occurred. appropriate challenges have been addressed from the courts. the time for questioning the results has passe

inspired by captain tom moore's fundraising efforts, he too wanted to raise money for charity.wants to help other people. it's heart—warming and it's quite emotional as well. a simple celebration for an extraordinary achievement. ben bland, bbc news. even before he started yesterday, people were passing by and cheering. he is a local hero. another local hero. from postie to pop star in a matter of days. that's what's happened to nathan evans who's been storming social media with his sea shanty renditions — landing him with a record deal. the 26—year—old's performances have proved so popular that google has seen record searches for "sea shanties" — which if you don't know, are century old songs traditionally sung by sailors. let's take a look. that is andrew lloyd webber. speechless. the thing about a sea shanty is you cannot fail tojig along the thing about a sea shanty is you cannot fail to jig along to it. how are you? i am all right. hoar cannot fail to jig along to it. how are you? i am all right. how are ou? this how are you? i am all right. how are you? this has _ how are

signs of slowing down it's amazing i think roger moore was a year older when he did a view to a kill and is pretty sedate in that movie compared to tom who's doing more physical action than he did in any of the previous films of $55.00 so you know i'm i mean treat enough. oh and tell your son that you were terrific oh thank you it's a is. i sent out a tweet if you don't like mission impossible for out take your pills to shift test or. it's like. he's never late be here i don't like or. something about this guy you just. give me the creeps or. i'm relaxed you're sounding explicit or does he sound relaxed here he sells to or followed these i'm not terrified. it's entirely possible to be relaxed and extremely uneasy at the same time. you do all the time she to know he does i'm supposed to believe that you are perfectly relaxed right here if a doctor anyway waiting to buy black market plutonium from a site i want you to see big version he said it's easy to say you're in the found want to be in the field tough guy like this i would like to be. that was a clip from mission impossible fallout we're jopling is today friday july 27th and you

>>> it's been two weeks since tom and jackie have disappeared, and the police go onboard the "well deserved," which is mooredwas left. >> they find a receipt from a target store. every time you purchase anything from a target store, you were photographed at the cash register, and you're photographed leaving. so we get this photograph of this guy, and police trace it back, and it is steve henderson, jennifer's father, who actually made this purchase. so newport's detectives go to his house in long beach, and they say, is this you in this photograph buying these items? we found this receipt on a boat. he immediately says, yeah, my daughter and son-in-law purchased that boat. >> it turns out jennifer had sent her dad to the store to buy the bleach, the tums, and the trash bags. >> jen's father brings back bleach and some bags. all, they say, to help clean their new boat. so, logically police ask him, does he know where jennifer and skylar are? >> he says, they're helping to clean a church right down the street. i think they're there now. >> when i see a family volunteering in a church, i was put at ease a littl