cases generally are on the rise, and the uk health security agency says covid restrictions have meantal immunity to the virus.parents are being urged to get two and three—year—olds vaccinated, as john maguire reports. rafa is a happy, healthy two—and—a—half—year—old who, along with so many children of his age, is obsessed by thomas the tank engine. but this was him just a month ago, critically ill in hospital with flu. and he had to be intubated, so he was put into a coma and put on a life support machine. and he was on that for a couple of days. his parents are both doctors, but even they were taken aback with how seriously ill rafa became. it's every parent's worst nightmare. he was in a coma with a breathing tube, connected to a life support machine just to give him a chance to recover, have treatment and improve. and unfortunately, rafa, at that time, had not yet had his flu vaccination, so i think that was, yeah, a bit of a shock for us, really. rafa was born at the beginning of the first lockdown, and because of the subsequent covid restrictions, young children haven't been expo

former uk health secretary matt hancock has said he is looking for forgiveness on tv show i'm a celebritye out of here. new zealand have beaten england to win the women's rugby world cup in front of a capacity crowd in auckland. now on bbc news, the travel show. visually impaired lucy edwards continues to make her way to the maasai mara for �*the great migration�*, said to be one of nature's most spectacular events. good girl, straight on. oh, i want you two to come so badly, but i don't want you to be eaten by lions. a lion and a buffalo? yes, he wanted to hunt. kenya has been at warfor decades. its enemy? the poachers who prey on its precious wildlife. impossible route in and impossible route out. ol pejeta conservancy's canine unit are just one of the many groups across africa taking up the fight against poaching. this illegal trade has threatened the very existence of animals like these. at the endangered species enclosure at ol pejeta, will and i have been brought to meet mother and daughter, najin and fatu, the last surviving two northern white rhinos on earth. and here, it's very s

meanwhile, former uk health secretary matt hancock has said he is looking for forgiveness on realityv show i'm a celebrity get me out of here. and new zealand have beaten england to win the women's rugby world cup in front of a record crowd in auckland. now on bbc news, talking movies: korean cinema special. i have come to london's victoria and albert museum to the first exhibition ever to explore the global spread of korean pop culture — the drama, music, fashion and cinema that swept the world. i'm mixed race. my mum is korean, my dad is british, so, it brings me pride, it adds recognition for korea, makes it more well—known. hello, i am tom brook with a special edition of talking movies devoted to korean cinema. i'm here in london at a special exhibition at the victoria and albert museum. it is called, hallyu! the korean wave. it's really looking at how korean pop culture has burst forth around the world. in talking movies, we will be looking at the growing global impact of korean cinema. we will be reporting from south korea's capital on the movie parasite, two years after its hi

uk health official sabre has been a 75% increase in those under five being admitted to hospital with up natural immunity. parents are being urged to get children aged two and three vaccinated, asjoe maguire reports. this happy, healthy to want a half —year—old, as with so many his age, is obsessed by thomas the tank engine. but this was him one month ago, critically ill in hospital with flu. ., ., , flu. he had to be intubated, he was ut into a flu. he had to be intubated, he was put into a coma _ flu. he had to be intubated, he was put into a coma and _ flu. he had to be intubated, he was put into a coma and put _ flu. he had to be intubated, he was put into a coma and put on - flu. he had to be intubated, he was put into a coma and put on life i put into a coma and put on life support and he was on that for a couple of days. his support and he was on that for a couple of days-— support and he was on that for a couple of days. his parents are both doctors but — couple of days. his parents are both doctors but even _ couple of days. his parents are both doctors but even they _ couple

and the former uk health secretary matt hancock is - health secretary matt hancock is suspended fromter he lost the presidential election. lula da silva won 90% of the vote on sunday againstjair lula da silva won 90% of the vote on sunday against jair bolsonaro. lula da silva won 90% of the vote on sunday againstjair bolsonaro. he won 49.i%, so an extraordinary type margin. jair bolsonaro's supporters, many of them are refusing to accept it. katy watson joined us from sao paulo. you've been witnessing some of those pro bolsonaro supporters who are just not happy with this result. who are 'ust not happy with this result. �* w ., , �* , the people behind me, many have been staying here until they hear any announcement. they feel is a civil right to be able to protest. we're all waiting forjair bolsonaro to talk. the media has been waiting for the last hour or so after finding out he would eventually speak. the burial don't seem to want to go anywhere. —— people here. saying that this is not democratic. people here don't want to move out and all. it's a very, very narrow margin by which

meanwhile, former uk health secretary matt hancock has said he is looking for forgiveness on realityrity get me out of here. what i'm really looking for is a bit of forgiveness. that is what i am really looking for. oh my god, i nearly cried then. and new zealand have beaten england to win the women's rugby world cup in front of a record crowd in auckland. now on bbc news, click. this week, fighting cancer with sound. will mastodon make a dinosaur out of twitter? not if elon has anything to do with it, i would imagine. what is the blueprint for a green workspace? we'll ask its creator, niklas zennstrom. the man behind skype? indeed. wow. and fancy a dance? no, thanks. right, i'll go on my own then. at the club that is powered by body heat. well, bye, then. we're in the midst of an energy crisis. and office buildings are notoriously power—hungry beasts. plus, in the post—covid world, there's often fewer people actually using them. the great thing about smart buildings is they can have energy efficiency built—in from the ground up. literally. but how about all of those existing buildin

uk in terms of emigration although it would mean going back into the single market or customs union. this is something which has featured on a few of the papers this morning. but steve barclay the healthis is not something i recognise. he said they worked hard to ensure we did get autonomy, the uk was separate from the eu, and critically separate from the eu, and critically separate from the european court of justice which is something and are a swiss deal we might have to take more rulings from them, so he's saying no, that's not going to happen. i guess the reason this kind of ideas being floated is because of figures which came out from the office for budget responsibility. this is the financial watchdog for the government, showing the amount of trade the uk has lost with our closest trading partner, the eu. and suggestions this morning from tony danko, the head of the cbi, but essentially at the government wants want to spend any money doing it, the easiest way for them to do that is to look at closer cooperation with the eu to try to boost that kind of trade but clearly, you heard from steve barclay who said that's not something he recognises because he knows on the right wing of

uk in terms of immigration. although it wouldn't mean going back into the single market or customs union. this has featured in a few of the papers this morning, but steve barclay the health worked hard to ensure we did get autonomy, that the uk was separate from the eu with its institutions and critically separate from the european court of justice, which is something under a swiss deal we might have to take more rulings from them. he is saying, know that is not going to happen. the reason this kind of idea is being floated is because of figures that came out for the office for budget responsibility, the government does macro financial watchdog, showing the amount of trade the uk has lost with our closest trading partner, the eu. suggestions from the head of the cbi this morning that essentially if the government wants to try and target great but doesn't want to spend any money doing it, the easiest way to do that is to look at closer cooperation with the eu to try and boost that kind of trade. clearly you have heard from steve barclay, he is saying it is not something he recognises because he knows that on the right wing of the conservative party, they would be extremel

another health story in the uk here this . health story in the uk here this morning.en haven't had the chance to build up any natural immunity to the virus. we are going to get a sense this morning of what we are supposed to be doing in terms of vaccines. parents are being urged to get two and three—year—olds vaccinated, as john maguire reports. rafa is a happy, healthy two—and—a—half—year—old who, along with so many children of his age, is obsessed by thomas the tank engine. but this was him just a month ago, critically ill in hospital with flu. and he had to be intubated, so he was put into a coma and put on a life support machine. and he was on that for a couple of days. his parents are both doctors, but even they were taken aback with how seriously ill rafa became. it's every parent's worst nightmare. he was in a coma with a breathing tube, connected to a life support machine just to give him a chance to recover, have treatment and improve. and unfortunately, rafa, at that time, had not yet had his flu vaccination, so i think that was, yeah, a bit of a shock for u

the uk health security agencies confirmed it . security agencies confirmed it. an invasive group strep to cockle infection, also known strep a, which causes scarlet fever. pupils and staff at ashford church of england primary school have since been prescribed antibiotics . a man prescribed antibiotics. a man with the murders of a mother , with the murders of a mother, two children in nottingham, is due to appear in court today. jamie farrow is charged with the murders of fatoumata haidara and her daughters , aged three and her daughters, aged three and one. they died from smoke inhalation during a fire at their flat in clifton on sunday. energy regulator ofgem has proposed changes to protect customers and ensure suppliers are resilient. they include the of capital requirement so that companies have the funds deal with market shocks . it's after with market shocks. it's after soaring energy prices forced many small providers out of business. ofgem also wants suppliers to help households by closely monitoring credit and identifying customers . royal identifying cu

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the uk health security agency has confirmed the two children caught the invasive strep infection, which causes scarlet fever. pupils staff at ashford church of england primary school have since been prescribed antibiotics . a man charged the antibiotics. a man charged the murders of a mother and her two children in nottingham is due to appearin children in nottingham is due to appear in court today. children in nottingham is due to appear in court today . jamie appear in court today. jamie barrow is charged with the murders of fatoumata haidara and her daughters, aged three and one. they died from smoke inhalation during a fire at their flat in clifton . on energy their flat in clifton. on energy regulator ofgem has proposed changes to protect customers and ensure suppliers are more resilient . they include the resilient. they include the introduction capital requirements so that companies have the funds to deal with markets . it's after soaring markets. it's after soaring energy prices forced many smaller providers out of business. ofgem also wants suppliers to help households by close

investigators the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolverhampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were reported negative when they were positive , they happened between positive, they happened between september and october year. researchers also estimated that almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have caught occurred as a result , otherwise have caught occurred as a result, bosses at the uk, nhs say they fully accept the findings and recommendations made in the report . the number made in the report. the number of people in england and wales who are describing themselves as christian fallen half of the christian has fallen half of the population the first time. the latest data from the un shows 46.2% identified as christian when the census was carried out last year . we can compare that last year. we can compare that to a decade ago when it was 59. the number people also who say they now have no religion has increased by 12 percentage points . the government is given points. the government is given the go ahead to build the sizewell c nuclear

the uk health security agency said the children caught the invasive group a streptococcal infection. i'm going to spend as much as i can possibly spend to make whomever happy. so i'm... i'm not going to hold back. everything will be cut back this year — the food... absolutely everything will be cut back this year. cut back the rest of the year, but enjoy christmas. - this is the last hurrah, then, is it? could be! christmas in a cost—of—living crisis. households are under pressure at the most crucial time of the year for retailers. so how's it looking this christmas? i think it's looking pretty good. you know, the most important thing at christmas is to have great choice and great value — particularly this year. but are people going to be spending? yeah, i think they are. got to have fun things. i mean, here we've got some brussels sprout ketchup, which... urgh! no, no, it's not bad, actually. the secret sauce this year, he says, is simple. i think it's going to be all about value. i think those who really think about, "how do we make presents that people want to give but do that at

the uk health security agencies confirmed the two children caught the invasive strep infection, which causes fever. pupils and. staff at ashford church of england school have since been prescribed antibiotics . a man charged the antibiotics. a man charged the murders of a mother and her two children in nottingham been remanded in custody . jamie remanded in custody. jamie farrow has appeared at. nottingham magistrates court charged with murdering fatoumata haidara and her daughters, aged three and one. they died from smoke inhalation during a fire at their flat in clifton on . at their flat in clifton on. sunday woman with down's syndrome has lost a legal battle in the court of appeal. heidi kraut had challenged that legislation which allows the abortion of babies with the condition up until birth. in england wales and scotland there is a 24 week limit for terminations. but that can be extended if there is substantial risk, the child could be with physical or mental abnormalities . heidi says she feels her voice hasn't been heard . do you how do hasn't been heard. do you how do you fe

the uk health security agency made the claim in a report into errors at the immensa lab in wolverhamptoned to "increased numbers of admissions and deaths", the report concluded. thousands of people, many in the southwest, were wrongly told to stop testing after their results were processed by immensa. a man has been arrested in gloucestershire with in connection with the deaths of at least 27 people who drowned trying to cross the english channel in a dinghy in november last year. the 32—year—old is infused in involvement with an organised crime group that conspired to bring the migrants to the uk in a small boat. he is due to appear before westminster magistrates tomorrow where he will face extradition proceedings to france. more than a million turkeys have already been culled across the uk in the last 2 months because of the severe outbreak of bird flu. now on the uk's biggest turkey suppliers has told mps that there will be a massive shortage of free range turkeys for christmas this year. these are scenes of christmas past. this year in england, no turkeys are being reared outdoors. a

and we continue to work closely with the nhs uk health security the nhs and uk health security agencylive with the transmission of infection . you transmission of infection. you know, me, i'm not this is know, with me, i'm not this is a is on tv and on digital radio . is on tv and on digital radio. after the break, it's time for world view . donald trump has world view. donald trump has a pre thanksgiving with controversial rapper west. on the far , activist nick pope and the far, activist nick pope and his now this all comes after announcing his presidential bid. i'll be getting latest stateside. but first, have a right back in a moment moment. good this is gb news live on tv, onune good this is gb news live on tv, online and on digital radio . i'm online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. now it's time for world view . the war rages on nana akua. now it's time for world view. the war rages on in ukraine. heavy snowfall is expected in kyiv with temperatures dropping below day and also night. that has millions of people still live in and around the ukrainian capital remain with litt

investigators at the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolverhampton meant nearly 40,000ts were wrongly reported between september october last year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have occurred . bosses otherwise have occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully accept the and recommendations made in the report . a section of made in the report. a section of the new online safety bill has been removed following criticism by some conservatives that it posed a risk to free speech. the amendment means big tech like media sites will no longer required to remove the harmful material if deemed to be legal. the is due to return parliament next week after repeatedly delayed . ukraine's first lady delayed. ukraine's first lady has told the opening of a russian crimes exhibition in london . the exhibit documents london. the exhibit documents atrocities committed by russian soldiers across ukraine earlier. elena zelenskyy, who spoke employees in westminster , employees in westminster, highlighted the ongoing torture and

investigators at the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolverhampton meant nearly 40,000ts were wrongly reported between september october last year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have occurred . bosses otherwise have occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully accept the and recommendations made in the report . a section of made in the report. a section of the new online safety bill has been removed following criticism by some conservatives that it posed a risk to free speech. the amendment means big tech like media sites will no longer required to remove the harmful material if deemed to be legal. the is due to return parliament next week after repeatedly delayed . ukraine's first lady delayed. ukraine's first lady has told the opening of a russian crimes exhibition in london . the exhibit documents london. the exhibit documents atrocities committed by russian soldiers across ukraine earlier. elena zelenskyy, who spoke employees in westminster , employees in westminster, highlighted the ongoing torture and

invest data that the uk health security say the mistake of the wolf okehampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly between september and october last year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not have otherwise occurred . bosses at the uk hsa occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully the findings and recommendations made in the report . recommendations made in the report. ukraine as first recommendations made in the report . ukraine as first lady report. ukraine as first lady has told the opening of a russian war crimes exhibition . russian war crimes exhibition. london. the exhibit document says atrocities committed by russians soldiers across ukraine earlier and is landscapes spoke employees in westminster and highly to the ongoing torture and violence . president and violence. president zelenskyy is wife likened russia's invasion to the second world war. china's ambassador to the uk has been summoned to foreign office over a diplomatic following the arrest and alleged of a bbc journalist . covid of a bbc journalist. covid prot

meanwhile, former uk health secretary matt hancock has said he is looking for forgiveness on tv show a celebrity get me out of here. what i'm really looking for is a bit of forgiveness. that is what i am really looking for. film of forgiveness. that is what i am really looking for.— really looking for. oh my god, i nearly cried _ really looking for. oh my god, i nearly cried then. _ new zealand have beaten england to win the women's rugby world cup in front of a record crowd in auckland. hello and welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world. the united states has said ukraine achieved an "extraordinary victory" after its military forces regained control of kherson following a total russian withdrawal. ukraine's foreign minister said they were winning the battles on the ground — but the war continues. the russian troops who occupied the southern city are thought to be taking up new positions across the nearby river. in kherson, residents celebrated the russian withdrawal long into the night. the bbc�*s david lumb reports. cheering celebrations marking an important and symbolic wi

invest data that the uk health security say the mistake of the wolf okehampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly between september and october last year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not have otherwise occurred . bosses at the uk hsa occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully the findings and recommendations made in the report . recommendations made in the report. ukraine as first recommendations made in the report . ukraine as first lady report. ukraine as first lady has told the opening of a russian war crimes exhibition . russian war crimes exhibition. london. the exhibit document says atrocities committed by russians soldiers across ukraine earlier and is landscapes spoke employees in westminster and highly to the ongoing torture and violence . president and violence. president zelenskyy is wife likened russia's invasion to the second world war. china's ambassador to the uk has been summoned to foreign office over a diplomatic following the arrest and alleged of a bbc journalist . covid of a bbc journalist. covid prot

data from the uk health security agency shows the highest rates are among 5 to 1a year olds. entral london's most famous christmas trees is going up today. a giant spruce is due to arrive in trafalgar square this morning. it's been a gift to the capital from norway every year since 1947, as a thanks for britain's support during the second world war. a replica of what could have been the largest animal ever to walk on land is coming to london next year. a cast of the sauropoda dinosaur — known as patagotitan — will go on show at the natural history museum, assuming it fits. that's because it measures 35 metres from its nose to tail and experts estimate the beast could have weighed up to 60 or 70 tonnes. let's take a look at how the tube is moving this morning. now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good morning. in contrast to last week, this week is looking largely dry, just the small chance of a few showers at times, especially today. the winds are light. there will be some issues of mist and fog around through the mornings and there will be a drop in tempe

investigate it as the uk health security say the mistake of the wall for hampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly reported between september and october yeah between september and october year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have . bosses at the otherwise have. bosses at the hhs say they fully accept the findings and recommendations made in the report . findings and recommendations made in the report. ukraine's first lady has told the opening a russian war crimes exhibition in london. the exhibit document the atrocities committed by russians soldiers across ukraine. earlier elena zelenskyy spoke to mps in westminster and highlighted the ongoing torture and violence president zelenskyy's wife likened russia's invasion . the second russia's invasion. the second world war. china's ambassador to the uk has been summoned to the foreign office over diplomatic row following the arrest and alleged beating of a bbc journalist covering covered protest . a heavy police presence protest. a heavy police presence has been repor

investigate it as the uk health security say the mistake of the wall for hampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly reported between september and october yeah between september and october year. researchers also estimated almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have . bosses at the otherwise have. bosses at the hhs say they fully accept the findings and recommendations made in the report . findings and recommendations made in the report. ukraine's first lady has told the opening a russian war crimes exhibition in london. the exhibit document the atrocities committed by russians soldiers across ukraine. earlier elena zelenskyy spoke to mps in westminster and highlighted the ongoing torture and violence president zelenskyy's wife likened russia's invasion . the second russia's invasion. the second world war. china's ambassador to the uk has been summoned to the foreign office over diplomatic row following the arrest and alleged beating of a bbc journalist covering covered protest . a heavy police presence protest. a heavy police presence has been repor

over 100 years of one of england's oldest nursing unions, members voted to strike soon the uk's national healththout that in a difficult situation due to lack of personnel and low salaries. the new cabinet is now trying to find a compromise between cuts in social spending and the need to close a hole in the budget. spending on the police and local governments in britain is already under threat. on the one hand, the country's economy is sliding into recession or not. gross domestic product has been declining steadily for the third quarter, on the other hand figures. small only minus 0.2%, but what will further unknown in an editorial, experts from the british television channel sky news, talking about the economy, started talking about the situation in ukraine however, he plays an important role if things go better in ukraine than expected. this may help lower energy prices, which in turn will lower the cost of living, but the reverse if the situation. learning, the situation may get worse, the question arises what is good and what is bad in ukraine for the british cabinet of ministers london is

investigators of the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolfram too lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly reported between september and october last year. researchers also almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have occurred . bosses at the uk hsa occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully accept the findings and recommendations made in the report . china's made in the report. china's ambassador to the uk has been summoned to the foreign office over a diplomatic row following the arrest and alleged beating of a bbc journalist . covid of a bbc journalist. covid protests . a heavy police protests. a heavy police presence is being in several cities in china to deter further protests after unrest over the weekend . earlier today, the weekend. earlier today, the foreign office minister an urgent question on the matter. he says the uk is demanding a full and, thorough explanation over arrest of ed lawrence . tv over arrest of ed lawrence. tv onune over arrest of ed lawrence. tv online and the ap radio. this is gb news a over to headliners . g

investigators of the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolfram too lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly reported between september and october last year. researchers also almost 700 additional hospital admissions that may not otherwise have occurred . bosses at the uk hsa occurred. bosses at the uk hsa say they fully accept the findings and recommendations made in the report . china's made in the report. china's ambassador to the uk has been summoned to the foreign office over a diplomatic row following the arrest and alleged beating of a bbc journalist . covid of a bbc journalist. covid protests . a heavy police protests. a heavy police presence is being in several cities in china to deter further protests after unrest over the weekend . earlier today, the weekend. earlier today, the foreign office minister an urgent question on the matter. he says the uk is demanding a full and, thorough explanation over arrest of ed lawrence . tv over arrest of ed lawrence. tv onune over arrest of ed lawrence. tv online and the ap radio. this is gb news a over to headliners . g

scotland or south in england _ the border in scotland or south in england and the rest of the uk that all healthg to— intense strain, funding issues, trying to catch up with the covid pandemic— trying to catch up with the covid pandemic to try and treat the backlogs, huge waiting list for diagnosis and therapy and so, you know, _ diagnosis and therapy and so, you know. all— diagnosis and therapy and so, you know, all health services around a massive, — know, all health services around a massive, massive pressure to try and deal with— massive, massive pressure to try and deal with his — massive, massive pressure to try and deal with his backlog and i guess this is— deal with his backlog and i guess this is one — deal with his backlog and i guess this is one of the things, yes them mailers _ this is one of the things, yes them mailers of— this is one of the things, yes them mailers of italy not very happy with that. �* , ., ., ., ~ that. alfie, it is a great talking oint, that. alfie, it is a great talking point, whenever _ that. alfie, it is a great talking point, whenever issues - that. alfie, i

the bbc found that spending to plug holes in staff rotas is increasing dramatically across the uk. 0ur healthr months as a locum doctor than i did in a whole year of working as a full—time hospital doctor. i'm an agency nurse, and daily i'm receiving text messages asking me to go in for shifts, showing how short they are of staff. i'm a consultant oncologist, - and i was shocked about the amount of work i could get as a locum and the pay i would receive. l three health professionals, highlighting a serious staffing and spending problem. with vacancies growing, the nhs needs more agency workers. the decision to leave the nhs was because i wasn't able to earn enough money. agency nurses will always be needed, but it's the dynamics within a ward shifts right now. in a&e, you could do that. this is what the doctor gets. i know there are shortfalls, but i hadn't realised the costs of trying to plug the gap. bbc research reveals big variations in agency spending by trusts. at colchester hospital, filling the gaps is a daily challenge for the rota manager. so tonight is definitely going to be a stru

the uk health security agency said the children caught the invasive group a streptococcal infection.re going to get some rain free while, _ darren. we are going to get some rain free while, though _ darren. we are going to get some rain free while, though in - darren. we are going to get some rain free while, though in some i rain free while, though in some places it may only rating on saturday night. most of the ring today has been across the northern half of scotland. got a few showers here, but cloud is going to be building in. later in the night, towards northern ireland. always mild, in the west. cooler where we are in the east. temperatures could be close to freezing, one or two rural parts of eastern england. eastern england likely to stay dry tomorrow. much cloudier skies tomorrow. much cloudier skies tomorrow. rain coming into wales, western england, moving northwards, it will be turning windy. strengthening suddenly winds are going to blow and some mild air tomorrow evening up into scotland, were temperatures will be reaching 13 here. rain pushes eastwards overnight. it wil

reported as negative could actually have led to the deaths of 20 people, new estimates from the uk healthative, actually led to the deaths of 20 different people, this coming to us via the newsagency. more on this as we get it. we don't know which laboratory that is. more as we get it. controversial measures which would have forced big tech companies to take down legal content, deemed as harmful by the government, have been scrapped from the online safety bill. some conservative mps argued the proposals jeopardised free speech, but critics, including the labour party and the samaritans, say dropping the plans, is a backward step. here's angus crawford. the online safety bill does complete... a bill tabled. we will be proceeding with the online safety... delayed. well, can i thank my honourable... and amended. it's taken years, but will be back before parliament next week. legislative gridlock broken by a series of amendments. so what's in, and what's out? powers for ministers to define "legal but harmful" content dropped — satisfying free—speech advocates, infuriating labour. but now incl

investigators at the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolverhampton lab meant nearly0,000 pcr tests were wrongly between september and october last year. research has also estimated almost hundred additional hospital admissions says that may not otherwise have occurred. bosses at the uk hate as they say they , fully accept the findings and recommend nations made in the report . just a poll protester report. just a poll protester has been for six months after causing miles tailbacks on the m25 . 57 year old john goody from m25. 57 year old john goody from brighton up a gantry junction earlier this month forcing sections of the motorway to close during the morning rush hour. close during the morning rush hour . he close during the morning rush hour. he pleaded guilty at westminster court to causing a pubuc westminster court to causing a public during sentencing . the public during sentencing. the judge told goody his protest went beyond what is legitimate and acceptable . ukraine's lady and acceptable. ukraine's lady has told the opening of a russian war crimes exhibiti

hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. healthts say a new drug for alzheimer�*s, could be a ground—breaking moment, in the fight against the disease. the drug has been proven to slow memory loss in patients for the first time. alzheimer's research uk says the findings are "momentous". the drug is called �*lecanamab�* and has been developed by two pharmaceutical companies — from japan and the us. the latest major study into it was tested on around 1800 people with early—stage alzheimer�*s. it showed that after 18 months, it didn't cure them — but slowed the progress of the disease by just over a quarter. scientists have found it difficult to make alzheimer's treatments until now. so the reaction has been positive — with one expert saying, "we now know what we need to do to develop effective drugs". and there are still several stages before lecanamab can be made widely available in the uk. 0ur medical editor, fergus walsh, has more. could you get the broccoli out of the fridge for me, please, love? yeah. 0k. david essam is 78 and h

it was another week before the uk health security agency announced that tens of thousands may have receivedhe 7th of september and the 12th of october last year. it concluded that immensa had set the threshold levels for tests incorrectly. so too many came back negative. in total, 39,000 pcr tests got the wrong result and it is estimated that led to 55,000 additional infections, 684 people needing to be sent to hospital and it is thought these 23 deaths from covid. at the time when the nhs was incredibly in demand, another 624 patients using those services, i am sure that would have had a knock—on effect as well. sure that would have had a knock-on effect as well-— effect as well. yes, people wouldn't have isolated _ effect as well. yes, people wouldn't have isolated if _ effect as well. yes, people wouldn't have isolated if they _ effect as well. yes, people wouldn't have isolated if they didn't - effect as well. yes, people wouldn't have isolated if they didn't think i have isolated if they didn't think they were positive and those families who did lose relatives won't know for sure if th

found this type of spending to plug holes in staff rotas is increasing dramatically across the uk. 0ur healths a locum doctor than i did in a whole year of working as a full time hospital doctor. i'm an agency nurse, and daily i'm receiving text messages asking me to go in for shifts, showing how short they are of staff. i'm a consultant oncologist, - and i was shocked about the amount of work i could get as a locum and the pay i would receive. l three health professionals highlighting a serious staffing and spending problem. with vacancies growing, the nhs needs more agency workers. the decision to leave the nhs was because i wasn't able to earn enough money as an agency nurse. ——enough money. as an agency nurse suzanne can work when she wants and earn double what she did on staff, though there's no holiday or sick pay. she says teamwork can be an issue. agency nurses will always be needed, but it's the dynamics within a ward that you're losing when you are putting agency nurses in there. kieran says big pay differences can be unsettling on the wards. an app used by trusts shows the constant

that's coming from the uk health agency estimate.nd fast as at the moment, but it's a blunder . a moment, but it's a blunder. a laboratory which clearly is now leading to some concern . we'll leading to some concern. we'll update you as we get more on that. but that's just coming through to us here at gb news and we'll get more analysis in a moment . but let's return to the moment. but let's return to the football now and we've heard the welsh fans what about the fans? let's go live to the kirby estate in south—east london with three lions and many flags and alex porter in the line up as well with what we were hearing earlier with the flag ninjas . to earlier with the flag ninjas. to us , andy the flag ninjas. i've us, andy the flag ninjas. i've heard all it on the kirby estate today. heard all it on the kirby estate today . flag ninjas, all the today. flag ninjas, all the people who go in the dead of night and put flags up on the estate. and i have to confess , estate. and i have to confess, this is probably the time that i should a

care system of the united kings, but we have no right to conclude from this heading that after the uk healthse, that is. we here this conclusion should not be right right. you have complete, like anyone here, sitting on any conclusion. only our tv. you need to understand that this is, well, a certain format, that we can be wrong, because we do not know everything, we are never wrong. this place is getting the uk a really extremely bad situation. this is the most. well, i’m not sagging right now, in general, the most decaying most decaying european social problems at once, of course, but my forecast is that everything will collapse there, and that the rich man, the ship will not stay there , will return uninterestingly changing. the problem is in that anyone who is a change, but someday someone will come and replace him will continue the anti-russian course that he is leading, because this is the simplest explanation of why. everything is bad. well, there scotland soon they say, there are still monkeys. yes, you understand the question. what is it? here we are confusing the mood of the elite

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that spending on kiev is being reduced, it is difficult to judge, if we compare, then let's say the uk healthditional £3.3bn, which is, well actually not that much more than, uh, ukraine last year, so of course there's probably going to be some kind of soul-searching going on here , quite perhaps it will happen. just life, what is called will force the british government to be more prudent with their finances, but for now, there is definitely something to say impossible. the only thing that attracts attention is that the risha, judging by, are acting in line with the policy pursued by previous prime ministers. well, it feels like that too. you know how the british are such a tiki-box nation that is, this is a country where it completely ticks the right boxes. so he went to kiev , put a tick, checked himself, visited there, perhaps such an explanation for what is happening now, but naturally british within british problems. now obviously prevail over the rest. behind economic difficulties as it will steer , again i turn to what seems to be a young promising economic oriented, well, i went to z

it was another week before the uk health security agency announced that tens of thousands may have receivede 23 deaths from covid. at a time when the nhs was incredibly underground, i'm sure there would have been a knock—on effect —— in demand. i'm sure there would have been a knock-on effect -- in demand. those families who — knock-on effect -- in demand. those families who did _ knock-on effect -- in demand. those families who did lose _ knock-on effect -- in demand. those families who did lose relatives - families who did lose relatives won't know for sure whether they're tied up in this. won't know for sure whether they're tied up in thie— tied up in this. that's a big unknown _ tied up in this. that's a big unknown because - tied up in this. that's a big unknown because one - tied up in this. that's a big| unknown because one case tied up in this. that's a big - unknown because one case leads to another. so, other experts have put the death toll in the regions of 100. there is a difference in opinion. today, we're going with that figure. opinion. today, we're going with that figure-— o

and former uk health secretary matt hancock makes his debut on i'm a celebrity...get me out of here,ms which will determine control of congress and the balance of power for the next two years. republicans look set to take the house of representatives, the lower chamber of congress, but control of the senate is still too close to call. the senate hinges on three states — nevada, arizona and georgia, which goes to a run—off on december the 6th. attention is turning to the presidential election in 2024 and who might run. we think donald trump will announce his bid for the republican ticket next week, but what aboutjoe biden? he was asked last night. my intention is that i will run again, but i'm a great respecter of fate and this is ultimately a family decision. i think everybody wants me to run, but we're going to have discussions about it. and i don't feel in any hurry one way or another to make thatjudgment, today, tomorrow, whenever. no matter what my predecessor does. in the past couple of hours, donald trump has given further reaction to the results. he posted this on his social m

today for unison members and next week they'll also be people balloting with unite which is the uk's largest health. we've also got physiotherapists and midwives who will be potentially balloting as well as junior doctors in the act. yeah so i think these strikes by the nurses next month needs to be looked at in a much broader conti because ongoing strikes conti because of ongoing strikes by so many different areas the nhs and going to put the nhs and it's going to put the government in incredibly difficult position because whilst do have a number of whilst we do have a number of different from other different strikes from other sectors of course ongoing disputes , the disputes with the rmt, the postal union and so the problem is though it's a very emotive issue when it comes the nhs and you can sort of see the placard now when the public sympathy could end up being far more with the striking nhs workers . and so the striking nhs workers. and so for the government to not even sit down to the table puts them in a very difficult as come in a very difficult as we come with just before with winter just

the uk health secretary, steve barclay, will hold talks with union leaders today, with the growing prospectng out ballots. it“s understood today's meeting will be focused on workforce issues in england. nhs providers is the membership organisation for nhs trusts in england. its interim chief executive, saffron cordery, told us a deal must be found to head off strikes before the onset of winter. we totally understand the frustration that nurses and other health care staff are feeling, we've got rising cost of living, increased pressure on the front line, so we do see the challenges there. i am really delighted that the secretary of state and the royal college of nursing coming round the table today, because the critical thing is, for patients and for staff indeed, is that we actually resolve this dispute and seek to move on. that is the most important element here, trusts are doing everything they can to manage the existing demand across the nhs, and indeed to prepare for any industrial action. they will be ready for this, what they would like to see is resolution. joining us now is ben zara

the biggest walk—out in uk health care history, as nurses in england, wales and northern ireland announceof strikes on 15th and 20th december, in a row over pay. as ukraine struggles with power cuts and continuing russian bombing, first lady olenska zelenska speaks to the bbc. translation: at times it is - extremely hard but then we find new emotions which help us to keep going. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. let's begin with the fifa world cup. it's another huge day in the fifa world cup with both wales and england playing in group b. england face the usa later on this evening but wales have already kicked off against iran. the score is currently 0—0. victory for wales would give them a good chance of reaching the knockout stages of the tournament. well, school children have had their lessons cancelled and pubs across the country will be unusually busy for ten o'clock in the morning. tomos morgan is in one in cardiff for us now. i think you are probably going to have a bit of difficulty hearing from me so i willjust say, take it away and tell us what

the uk health security agency said the children caught the invasive group a streptococcal infection.mmune system how to fight existing and new flu strains. human trials will now be required to test the efficacy of the jab. to ukraine, where russian forces have been regrouping after being forced to withdraw from the city of kherson, but now appear to be concentrating their efforts towards the east of the country. in particular, they are trying to capture more territory near the city of donetsk, which pro—russian forces have controlled since 2014, and which russia now claims has joined its federation. it�*s meant heavy damage to the ukrainian—held town of avdiyivka, now effectively on the front line of the military battle. 0ur correspondent, abdujalil abdurasulov, has been there and sent this report. this is what the front line looks like. months of intensive fighting turned avdiyivka into a ghost town. those people who are still staying in the town are too afraid to go out because of constant shelling. and it�*s really quiet here. the only sound we can hear is the sound of artillery f

it's what you see in the uk where the national health service is doing a campaign to get people to donatever giving tuesday goes, it changes. itshearted remains the same. >> it's an organization in your community or somewhere half way around the world, you can go to the website. you want to ask you about lincoln center. the complete resurgence and revival of that new york city icon. mike and i both live not far, walk past every day and it's been great in the last year to see it so vibrant and to see all the restaurants come back to life after a couple long years. how are things going at lincoln center? >> we're thrilled to see new yorkers back home at lincoln center. that's true of performing arts organizations across the country. we realized we take these things for granted. especially in new york, every night there's amazing things you can do. there was a long period where you couldn't. we took for granted it was off limits. when you see audiences come back, you see thunderstorm not coming back. there's something different. it's reclaiming to some degree, that part of ourselves we're no