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the fact new south wales says it is scrapping all kinds — wales says it is scrapping all kinds of— walese. if you are a fully— kinds of quarantine. if you are a fully vaccinated australian returning to new south wales coming — returning to new south wales coming into sydney, you are no longer— coming into sydney, you are no longer required to quarantine, either— longer required to quarantine, either in — longer required to quarantine, either in a _ longer required to quarantine, either in a hotel or at home. you — either in a hotel or at home. you are _ either in a hotel or at home. you are only required to show proof— you are only required to show proof that— you are only required to show proof that you have been vaccinated with a jab approved by the — vaccinated with a jab approved by the australian medical authorities and to have returned a negative covid—i9 test~ — returned a negative covid—i9 test if — returned a negative covid—i9 test. if that is the case, you are — test. if that is the case, you are allowed to come into the country— are allowed to come into the country quarantine

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it has picked up quite a bit new south wales. we have i bit new south wales.think once you have it that, there will be a number of easing of restrictions as well, including being able to travel within new south wales itself because currently, yes, people will be able to travel freely within sydney and surrounding areas but you are still unable to go to the regional areas. so you will see that change and the other big change when you reach 80% and above is the opening of international borders. we have yet to hear about that. i think a lot of the new freedoms and how life will look like from now into the coming months is going to directly have to do with a number of those vaccination rates and as they go vaccination rates and as they 9° up. vaccination rates and as they go up, more freedoms and more back to normal if you will for living with the virus we will see here. living with the virus we will see here-— living with the virus we will see here. ., ,, y., ., ., the man regarded as the father of pakistan's nuclear programme has died at the age of 85. the atomi

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80% fully vaccinated here in new south wales. 0nce here in new south wales.sing of restrictions including being able to travel within new south wales. currently, yes, people will be able to travel freely within sydney enter its surrounding areas but you are unable to go to the regional areas. you will see that big change. of course, the other big change when you reach 80% and above is the opening of international borders. we are yet to hear about that, so i think a lot of our new freedoms, a lot of how life is going to look like in the coming months is going to be directly related to those vaccination rates. and as they go vaccination rates. and as they 9° up, vaccination rates. and as they go up, we'll get more living back to normal and living with the virus. do stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: scientists warn the increasing loss of our precious biodiversity is risking the foundation of global supply chains. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, th

with new south wales reaching 70% vaccination rate. their double jabs. many have started their day in the gym, something they haven't been able to do for more than three months now. it's been a bit tricky to stay motivated, but coming back into the gym you've got all this equipment, you've got a trainer, so much better. looking at the rest of the world, hopefully we can stay open and do our bit! welcome! - how are you? very good, very good. good evening. thwhile others have rushed for that long awaited haircut. thank you! new south wales is the first state in australia to shift from elimination or zero covid cases strategy to reopening while ramping up vaccination numbers. the rest of the country will be watching to see what living with the virus looks like and how it will work. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. the time is 1:19pm. our top story this lunchtime: the soaring cost of energy — british companies call for "immediate action" from the government after warning that some factories could soon shut down. and coming up... secrets i

.— officers across wales. people will say, listening to you, _ officers across wales. people will say, listening to you, hang - officers across wales. people will say, listening to you, hang on, i say, listening to you, hang on, night clubs are a bit different from otherforms of night clubs are a bit different from other forms of entertainment or activity. you've got lots and lots of people, loads of people packed together for a long time, of people, loads of people packed togetherfor a long time, during the night. and it is important that you do have special measures? i understand where you're coming from. we don't take lightly the fact that we want to keep our customers and safe. but we are really putting quite a considerable amount of measures in place already, and feel this is a stretch too far, particularly as it is focused around nightclubs, as you suggested. what i would say is that at midnight, in a city centre pub or bar, it is noted similar to city centre pub or bar, it is noted similarto midnight at

bournemouth and wales midfielder david brooks has announced he has cancer. stage two hodgkin lymphoma and will begin a course of treatment next week. brooks has played for bournemouth since 2018 and was part of the wales squad for euro 2020. his most recent game was in the championship at the end of september and he had withdrawn from the most recent wales squad through illness. this is the statement he's released this afternoon and part of it reads, "although this has come as a shock to myself "and my family, "the prognosis is a positive one and i am confident that i will make "a full recovery and be back playing as soon as possible." he goes on to "thank everyone at the football association of wales "because without the swift attention of their medical team we may not "have detected the illness." bournemouth have tweeted themselves to say, "we're all behind you, brooksy." an anti—racism campaign group has called for hungary to be banned from international football after their fans were once again involved in controversial scenes at a game against england.

autumn is also rugby season in wales.g last year, the capital will be absolutely heaving once again as the country takes on the might of the southern hemisphere. and passes will also be needed for these large events, venues and concerts. 0n the 30th of october, this place will be full once again as 72,000 people come to cardiff's principality stadium to witness wales take on the all blacks. it may be unreasonable and unsafe to have thousands queueing outside waiting to be checked. so potentially only a portion will have to provide their vaccine pass. whereas in nightclubs, everybody may be asked to provide their pass as queueing is the norm there. some businesses in the welsh capital have expressed concern at the lack of clarity on this issue, questioning the different approaches taken by each uk nation government. we just don't get it. we just don't get the discrepancy between england and wales. and then you are left with the situation as in, for example, with colleague businesses in newport, plenty of their customers wi

sixth session of the senedd in wales. . ~' , ., , sixth session of the senedd in wales. ., ~ , ., , .em hitting houses. reports say he shot at anyone he came across. the suspect is a 37—year—old dane living in kongsberg, the south—eastern norwegian town where the attacks took place on wednesday. norway's new prime minister, jonas gahr stoere, has called the murders a gruesome and brutal act. in the last hour, police in norway have been holding a press conference about the killings. translation: there had been concerns about his i radicalisation in the past. we can't at the moment go into the details of what those concerns were. however, we have and continue to follow up on the information and tips that come in. we can also confirm the suspect converted to islam. the chancellor has said british shoppers should be confident there will be enough presence on the shelves for christmas, despite a logjam at uk's biggest commercial port. he says the government is doing all it can to keep supplies moving. he is attending a meeting of the world's advanced economies in washington. this book to o

northern ireland, wales and western areas of england. the highlands. through friday, this cold front pushes southwards, a realjob in temperatures following on behind this feature. pressure will rise and we will see increasing amounts of pressure moving back in but in those sunny skies, that is where the coldest air is and through the afternoon, just eight degrees in aberdeen and it will feel a lot chillier even in england, wales and northern ireland, those temperatures will come down several degrees compared with what we have seen. into the weekend, the chance of a frosted to start the day on saturday across the north—east but otherwise, this weekend there will be some rain around at times. that is your weather. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. the headlines: eu officials will set out proposals later to reduce checks on goods moving between northern ireland and the rest of the uk, as the trade row with the government continues. it is incumbent upon us and the eu to make sure we have a sustainable future arrangement and it is not wor

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still some rain across western areas of england and wales. 0vernight that rain will move towards theast. a few showers knocking about, some of them heavy and thundery later in the south—west and also in south wales. quite mild again for southern parts of the uk but cooler than last night further north. we have got these clusters of thundery downpours pushing northwards and eastwards across england and wales tomorrow. some sunshine either side of that. rain in the far north—west. tomorrow will be mild, not quite as mild as today. the highest temperatures will once again be down towards the south—east. 0n once again be down towards the south—east. on thursday and friday, the rest of the week will be feeling much colder, very different from the moment. 0n much colder, very different from the moment. on wednesday night we have still got somewhere to whether to move away. and then the cold front moves down, not much rain on that, but behind it, the wind direction changes and we draw air all the way down from the arctic, so it will feel much colder. thursday will have some sunshine and sho

the fire and rescue service in south, mid, and west wales said they've been inundated with calls foratching that and was not impressed. she writes... also feeling hard done by this week were a number of current and former royal air force personnel who got in touch us after watching reports like this on monday's news at 6pm. this is the army helping out in the distribution of british petrol. even as there are wider post—lockdown supply chain challenges across the globe, these scenes are unique to britain. for the government, alongside some new visas for drivers, this is an example of what the chancellor referred to as "whatever it takes" to deal with problems in getting goods to market normally. the line at the start of the clip, "this is the army," was changed when the report went out at 10pm to, "this is the military," as the pictures actually showed members of the raf — but not before this call to our telephone line. i wonder whether you could kindly stop reporting thaat the army is delivering the fuel? you'll find that it's all three services, predominantly the raf because they ha

prince of wales speaking tojustin rowlett. i'mjoined prince of wales speaking tojustin rowlett.view? �* , , ., , interview? it's interesting to see how his thinking _ interview? it's interesting to see how his thinking is _ interview? it's interesting to see how his thinking is moved i interview? it's interesting to see how his thinking is moved on. i interview? it's interesting to see| how his thinking is moved on. he interview? it's interesting to see i how his thinking is moved on. he is becoming a more radical environmentalist as he becomes older, it was really interesting, i felt, he acknowledges the pain felt by young people, and seems to understand why people protest even if he does not approve of the protest methods. there is definitely a more radical edge and i've seen from prince charles before. ads, from prince charles before. a suggestion he was 40 or 50 years suggestion he was a0 or 50 years ahead of his time, what do you make of that? ~ �* , ., ahead of his time, what do you make of that? ~ �*, ., ,., of that? well, it's true to some extent. of that? well, it's tru

wales are almost certainly guaranteed a player having the group wales are almost certainly guaranteedbecause of their success in last years nations league. but finishing seconds behind leaders belgium could have benefits. increasing wells his chances of having the play of semifinal tie played it a bold approach in talent. i semifinal tie played it a bold approach in talent.— semifinal tie played it a bold approach in talent. i think the way we finished _ approach in talent. i think the way we finished strong _ approach in talent. i think the way we finished strong with _ approach in talent. i think the way we finished strong with finishing l we finished strong with finishing games with very good czech republic team in creating chances in dominating the game. against no disrespect to estonia, lesser opposition. they might count in the box a little bit, the pose a threat on the counter which is what we saw them play at home. and will factor that into it but we are getting go from it from the first minute and we want to get off to a great start. and then build on that.- and then build on

dry weather for england and wales later in the day.re mean wind speeds, could see gusts up to 40 or 50. feeling milder. 14, maybe 15. double figures across—the—boa rd. into sunday, the frontal system pushes further east. more places seeing more cloud or longer spells of rain, maybe the odd heavy shower across western scotland and northern ireland. blustery for most but winds coming from the south—west. should feel mild. top temperatures around 15 or 16. best of the weather in the east of the country. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. the headlines: a cinematographer has died after being shot by a prop gun fired by actor alec baldwin. the film's director was also seriously injured on the set in new mexico. tributes are being paid to halyna hutchins, who was 42. she had such a strong vibe, such a sense of a commitment to art and the integrity of wanting to make cinema. the queen is back at windsor castle after spending a night in a london hospital. buckingham palace says she underwent preliminary medical checks but is in good spirits

not helped by injury and availability, wales were feeling and availability, wales were feeling a littleormenting of tonga. lucas maclean scored to make on his debut. carl stein grabbed four. they call a test rugby but with australia and south africa in the next fortnight, tougher tests are to follow. ben croucher, bbc news. leicester tigers have maintained their 100% start to the premiership season. the leaders won 25—56 against rivals northampton. that is the tigers�* record win at the saints. they made it seven out of seven. also wins for wasps, bristol, and worcester. seven matches in the premier league, four and the scottish premiership, if you can�*t wait until match of the day then stay right there. chelsea are three points clear at the top of the premier league. jones scored two of their goals at newcastle, beating them 3—1. ten man manchester city lost 2—0 to crystal palace. it was a much needed win for solskjaer as his manchester united side beat spurs 3-0. manchester united side beat spurs 3—0. bernie, southampton, and arsenalwere 3—0. bernie, southampton, and arsenal were als

wales are backin responsible about it. side drew 2—2 with the czech republic on friday nothing less than victory will do with the checks up against bottom of the table belarus. max first up and has taken the lead of the formula one after the term —— turkish grand prix. thanks verstappen. lewis hamilton got as high as third until the late pitstop put in fifth. his mercedes team—mates took the chequered flag for the first time this season. 11 hamilton standings, with six races to go. andy murray has moved to the third round of the indian wales masters after a win over his spanish opponent. he recovered after losing the first set, dropping just five games and after that, to get 5— 76-3, 6-2. games and after that, to get 5— 76—3, 6—2. later on monday, defending champion and former us us open champion bianca andreescu played. that is the latest sports stories. the prince of wales are spoken exclusively to the bbc ahead of the cop26 talks of climate change. 0ur correspondence was invited to his arboretum near aberdeen. this was

bringing a story about the so—called people's princess to london where diana, princess of wales, livedw of spencer. it stars an american, kristin stewart, is directed by chilean filmmaker pablo larrain, and was partly made in germany. but there's a supporting cast of british actors, and stewart feels the film belongs to britain. do you think this is a british film as well? absolutely, oh my god —, ifeel like we're bringing it home for her completely. i mean, one of the reasons it's fun to talk about this movie existing at all is that we get to have her again even if it'sjust through the inspiration that she gave to pablo and stephen and myself. i definitely don't profess to be giving her another platform to exist but, you know, she exists through what lingers. it's her influence, its the things that she inspired and we were so influenced and inspired by this woman. it'sjust nice to, it's nice to have it keep going. not that anyone would forget her. there has to be two of you. there's the real one and the one they take pictures of. the story, a weekend over a miserable christmas that di

it is a momentous day when it comes to new south wales and here in sydney. you have most parts of the state reopening, lifting some of these restrictions as we hit the 70% for vaccination targets of the eligible population. we are seeing things like retail stores reopening today, restaurants being able to see people again. restaurant dining after 100 days of its lockdown. it will be very interesting, but all of this is happening a couple of months out from the holiday season. we know that the supply chain issues will cause all kinds of shortages. shery: i can't imagine how exciting of a day it can be for you guys. three months plus being under lockdown. we will get more details about those supply chain. earnings seasons upon us. third quarter, it's that time of the year again. we are getting profit projections rising for a fifth consecutive month. this is the longest week since 2005 year in the u.s. companies will have to justify analysts growing optimism. we are seeing the supply constraints, the supply chain disruptions. so far we have seen estimates risin

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back down into the north of england and north wales by then. to feed up from the south. across england and wales wednesday will be the warmest day of the week, with temperatures peaking at may be 18 or 19 celsius. cooler as we go towards the end of the week. the further north you are, the more likely you will see chap showers. —— shark showers. this is bbc news. iam ben i am ben thompson. the headlines add 2m... the un warns millions of people in afghanistan are facing starvation this winter, as the bbc has found evidence that some families are even selling their children to get money forfood. the desperation and the urgency of the situation is hard to put into words. there is no more time left to reach the people of afghanistan. the bbc is told the national living wage is set to rise to £9.50 per hour in this week's budget. the nhs in england is promised almost £6 billion to help clear the record backlog of people waiting for tests, scans and treatments. meanwhile, the health secretary, sajid javid, says he's leaning towards making vaccination

the last time wales beat the all blacks was back in 1953.s— 1a. —— scotland. the cardiff skyline in contrast to the challenge in front of wales. new zealand plasma all blacks have been the team to catching rugby for years, often one step ahead. although the 100th cap was one to cherish. adam wynnjones record of 149th was knocked already without a number of key players, without a number of key players, with the leader injured, insult was added. new zealand were rampant, running rings around the red wall. willjordan found the flamboyant formula, kick, chase and try. that works for wales as well. johnny williams fuelling the cardiff crowd. four black tries in the following 15 minutes, soon doused any optimism. this was the all blacks at the colourful best, not helped by injuries and availability, wales were left feeling a little under the weather. in the first match in scotland easily beat tonga this may be test rugby but with australia and south africa visiting in the next fortnight, there are other tests to follow. staying with rugby union an

more showers running into southwest england, wales and northern ireland on friday evening.touch cooler as saturday starts. so, early on on saturday, this will be moving through with some outbreaks of showery rain. they'll be quite heavy, but a lot of that does clear away into the afternoon. and following on behind, plenty of sunshine, just the chance of catching a shower. so, for many, saturday afternoon will be dry, temperatures will just come down a degree or so. but the lull before the next weather system doesn't last very long and it's this area of low pressure and again going into sunday, so another swathe of quite heavy rain along it. that will be gradually pushing its way north and east as the day goes on. may take quite a bit of time before it gets into northernmost parts of scotland. behind it, it will be brightening up, but you may see some heavy showers moving in, and it'll be windiest through southern parts of england and south wales. that's your weekend for you. into next week, showers, some sunshine at times and for all parts, it'll be turning colder as we get

some mist and fog further west in wales.y for west of scotland. this is the weather front that's been with us. it's finally going to start to push southwards and eastwards. the rain turning up across the far north of england and north wales. loads more in the way of sunshine compared with recent days, and still very mild. the second half of the weekend these that front push southwards across in england and wales. it's going to weekend, sojust a england and wales. it's going to weekend, so just a strip of cloud. not much at all. sunday will be a decent day with plenty of sunshine, and some showers. quite blustery across the north and west of scotland. temperatures coming down compared to recent days. a fresher and cooler feel, compared to recent days. a fresher and coolerfeel, but still, 18—20. monday sees a bit more rain coming back into scotland. the winds picking up here. temperatures will get closer to normalfor picking up here. temperatures will get closer to normal for the time of year, about 12 in aberdeen on monday. s

this situation in wales _ in wales this morning?o do more over the next three weeks to bring those numbers down, otherwise we will have to think of a wider repertoire of actions that white when you say "we have to do more", that is not we as in you and your government, you have done ., in you and your government, you have done . , ., in you and your government, you have done . y., in you and your government, you have done . , ., . in you and your government, you have done ., ., in you and your government, you have done . . done what you can. i am assuming you mean people — done what you can. i am assuming you mean people in — done what you can. i am assuming you mean people in wales _ done what you can. i am assuming you mean people in wales stop _ done what you can. i am assuming you mean people in wales stop well, i i mean people in wales stop well, i mean people in wales stop well, i mean the whole of wales, whether it is the things we do in our individual is the things we do in our individua— is the things we do in our individua

wales and parts of east anglia and that could boost temperatures as high as 19 degrees.ith south—westerly winds bringing layers of clouds mostly affecting western perhaps the south with the best of any bright weather in eastern areas but a lot of high clouds of any glimpses of sunshine will be likely to be on the haiti side with mild conditions continuing in temperatures mostly between 14—18 c. into tuesday, this very long slow moving weather front will bring a hosepipe of moisture hitting some of our western hills and covering some very significant rainfall totals and perhaps enough to call some localised surface water flooding. from the mountains, though, probably little involving both some breaks in the cloud it could become even milder temperatures might even reach 20 or 21 celsius across parts of east 2i celsius across parts of east anglia in south—east england, 17 in glasgow which is very, very mild as well. mild weather set to continue into the middle parts of the week and eventually turns a bit cooler towards the end of the week. best of the latest weather. this

she has decided not to ask for more help from her medical team in wales.g that would make me change my mind. but sharon can't get there alone from ceredigion and she's aware what could happen to anyone who helps her at this end. somebody travelling with me could be arrested if they're assisting me to die. in effect, she'll be asking someone to break the law and risk prison. i am worried about that, very worried. but i know the person who might assist me. got the courage. they'll be ok. i know they're doing it for me and helping me. for no gain whatsoever. the law needs to be changed. i want the proposed laws to be widened to include people like me. the proposed law is similar to one introduced in the us state of oregon, almost 2a years ago. opponents are concerned if it does become law, it safeguards could be challenged. in a very short time, there could be seen as barriers for some people who basically want death on demand. this begins to open the door and very rapidly it escalates because that is what has happened in the other countries. given the relati

wales. we were so influenced and insnired _ wales. we were so influenced and inspired by _ wales. so influenced and inspired by this _ wales. we were so influenced and inspired by this woman. l a personalised memoir of his belfast childhood from kenneth branagh. is it his version of the oscar winner roma? this boy findin: a the oscar winner roma? this boy finding a way _ the oscar winner roma? this boy finding a way to _ the oscar winner roma? this boy finding a way to navigate - finding a way to navigate through this period of intense change. through this period of intense chance. ., , ., change. for the first time on the red carpet _ change. for the first time on the red carpet with - change. for the first time on the red carpet with his - change. for the first time on the red carpet with his dark. the red carpet with his dark valentine to soho in the 1960s. i've never had a film in the london film festival and i've been coming here since 1994. when this opportunity came up, i thought well, this is perfect. 1 i thought well, this is perfect-— i thought well, this is erfect. ~ pe

figures in wales going up for some time.are sensible things that we can do. it is not so difficult to wear a mask unless you are someone who really can't in which case you are exempt. and i have a feeling that people have so much lost faith that even if mask wearing was mandated, unless there were on the spot fines like the one yasmin is referring to in france, you look at people in crowded places in london and say, there's this funny feeling of, i am wearing a mask, why are you not but you don't want to say anything because that feels awkward and like you are being bossy, and there are more people not wearing masks then wearing masks. so it's become so confusing that actually think we have sort of lost the plot. i also think this government as i mentioned before it has been such a big deal of the vaccines come i don't want to underplay them, they are important and how we combat this virus but they are not the be—all and is plan b that we are talking about which you referred to and enumerated the elements resolve, this is no

to north wales i thought, i have got to do that.le route that wound its way up through the brecon beacons up into mid—wales, climbing a total of 100,000 feet by taking on the peaks of snowdonia and working his way down after 23 days on foot to the finish line. will was raising money for a mental health charity that helps people access the outdoors. having walked the entire coast of wales a few years ago, it is a place that he feels at home, but he was still exposed to the elements. being worried about him the entire time, and fielding messages from his mum when he gets concerned as well. but he has had a gps tracker with him so we have been able to follow along his route. but i hadn't realised initially he was switching it off every night, so every now and then there would be a flashing exclamation mark, and i would panic at those points. a relief, then, that every summit was scaled and will can finally put his feet up. time, maybe, to relax and start planning the next adventure. hywel griffith, bbc news. two american scientist who

some spots of drizzle for western england and wales.y. those are the average speeds. gusts could touch 50 mph. rain arriving here through the afternoon. rain also setting in through northern ireland, but it will be mild, highs of 13—14 degrees. sunday likely to be milder still. some spells of sunshine, but some showers, too. some of those heavy and thundery, particularly in the west. a brisk southerly wind, but top temperatures of 14—15 degrees. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... scientists advising the government say stricter covid measures should be made ready for �*rapid deployment�* — but the prime minister insists plan b for england isn�*t needed yet. tributes are being paid to cinematographer, halyna hutchins, who�*s died after actor alec baldwin fired a prop gun on the set of his latest film. a man with alleged links to the manchester arena bombing has had his british citizenship restored by the home secretary. the mother of one of those murdered says bereaved families "need answers". the social care watchdo

waleed: i think they are all very genuine.'t want to accuse anybody of ill intention in this scenario. i think the groups need to understand that the political polarization of the society will more help us with stabilizing sudan and move toward a democracy. it will negatively affect the current situation, but we have to be in mind that some pressure bought to be exerted -- pressure ought to be exerted to make the government more accountable to the people. if you think about the economic policies adopted by the government, it went exactly against what the revolutionary front has been calling for. they went to the imf and adopted these economic policies. peter: pardon me for interrupting you. the last point to hajooj kuka. in 30 seconds, are you optimistic the civilian part of the administration will react in the right way to the pressure being directed at it just now? it seems to be ignoring what is being said to it. hajooj: we are coming into the street from the 21st of october, and we are pushing for a civilian vote. i think

now the wales striker runs a vegan drinks company.or them to take, and probably not one which is aligned with fans first, planet first, climate first approach. this season, uefa introduced a new third tier competition — the europa conference league, increasing the number of group games across all three of their club competitions by 20%. and that's not all — in the 24—25 season, the champions league is expanding from 96 group matches to 180. more games means more air travel. we are in this journey, but of course our plan is to increase our commitment. we cannot have only the climate focus in our area, because we also need to link also our impact in the civil society and impact in economical activities. here in london, tottenham hotspur are about to play ns mura in the europa conference league. for this tiny slovenian club, it's a whole new experience. so the small clubs like mura, they can only win, and they can show the world we are here. it's huge for us on a financial scale, but also emotionally for me, it's massive. combating clima

working families the length and breadth of wales - discontent.ng families the - length and breadth of wales and the uk that are suffering like never before, there is a complete disconnect.— before, there is a complete disconnect. �* ,, �*, disconnect. but downing street's double act hopes _ disconnect. but downing street's double act hopes there _ disconnect. but downing street's double act hopes there is - disconnect. but downing street's double act hopes there is plenty| disconnect. but downing street's i double act hopes there is plenty to toast. a tricky business. higher duties on stronger booze, lower charges unless heavy bruise. yet the teetotal chancellor pulled a pint without taking a sip. perfect. plenty of pressure still ahead, reluctant to celebrate too soon. the chancellor has made much in his budget of how much more money will be spent by the government, but how will it all be paid for? our economics editor faisal islam has been looking at the numbers. injusta injust a few in just a few months the economic picture has changed spectac

next up, i'm st davids in wales.ignated city. i'm visiting a farm that's cottoned on to a trend which has still to catch on in britain, but that's already feeding some 2 billion people around the world. set across 100 acres of pembrokeshire's countryside, the bug farm is home to dozens of species of insects, and it's the only one of its kind in the uk. as someone who's scared of bugs, i wasn't sure what to expect and, as always, i was thrown right into the deep end. so, who have you got here? this is one of our giant stick insects, it's a tirachoidea stick insect. tirachoidea. yeah, when it doesn't even have a common name, so little is known about it. yeah. do you want to have a hold? i do, reluctantly, yes! come on, i'm going to do it. so what i'll do is i'll just pop her onto you. so she'lljust grip on a tiny bit. it's like a live twig! but she won't go anywhere. yeah, you'd never notice them if they're in a bush, yeah! yeah, yeah! 0h, amazing! as well as offering this unique take on a petting zoo, sarah hopes her

in wales, the figure�*s 24% and in scotland it's 36%.sn't started vaccinations for 12—15 year olds. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more details. the decision to vaccinate all 12 to 15 year—olds was complicated. the health case was finely balanced, but other factors, like the impact on education through missed school days, meant the uk's chief medical officers decided it should go ahead. for this headteacher in greater manchester, it was the right decision but not one he wants to force on parents. we've made sure we've given all the information to the parents from the local authority. we've been very clear that we are not a vaccination centre. we haven't been effectively promoting vaccinations and we've left it up to the parents and the pupil to make that decision. well, it's now three weeks since the launch of this vaccination programme for 12 to 15 year—olds, but there are some concerns that, in england at least, it's been a bit of a slow start. a number of factors have affected the roll—out. schools need to get parents to

the length and breath of wales that family— length and breath of wales that family suffering like never like never before. there is _ family suffering like never before. there is a — family suffering like never before. there is a complete disconnect for the higher— there is a complete disconnect for the higher duties on stronger abuse during _ the higher duties on stronger abuse during that booze lower charges are less heavy— during that booze lower charges are less heavy booze yet the teetotaler chancellor will look that held the pipe without taking a sip.- chancellor will look that held the pipe without taking a sip. plenty of ressure pipe without taking a sip. plenty of pressure still _ pipe without taking a sip. plenty of pressure still ahead, _ pipe without taking a sip. plenty of pressure still ahead, reluctant - pipe without taking a sip. plenty of pressure still ahead, reluctant to l pressure still ahead, reluctant to celebrate too soon. let's talk now a lot more spending from the chancellor. how is it all could be paid for?— could be paid for? really good question- _ could be p

the rest of wales and england will be dry. mild across the board.n scotland will be dry. england and where will have cloud and clear spells. fog will develop in east anglia. temperatures are closer to where they should be in the daytime. a very mild start tomorrow. may be near record temperatures overnight. there will be more rain at times here to come tomorrow. the fog will clear away and there will be lingering areas of low cloud, the rest of england will be overall a brighter day. it will feel warmer as a result. some spots reaching into the lower 20s. 0ver a result. some spots reaching into the lower 20s. over the weekend, the weather front will finally clear way towards the south. parts of western scotland could have seen over 100 mm of rain with the risk of flooding and disruption. as the weather front moves to the south over the weekend, there will be barely any rain left. finally on saturday, it will pull away from northern ireland and scotland. 0vernight saturday into sunday it will go to the south into england and way. with very little rai

most affected cases are in the south west of england, with some in the south east and in wales. it is a worry because i was out there socialising, seeing people as normal and possibly spreading the virus without even realising. work has been suspended at the lab in question. we'll have the latest. also this lunchtime... rules for overseas lorry drivers are due to be relaxed to try to ease continuing problems in the supply chain. the queen appears to criticise world leaders for their lack of action on climate change. a bbc investigation finds nearly 13,000 domestic abuse cases have been dropped by police in england and wales in the last five years. there are many women of colour coming through the pipeline. the question is, is the door open? and we hear from the woman who's been named the most influential black person in the uk, in the 2022 powerlist. and coming up on the bbc news channel: the chinese grand prix is expected to be dropped from next year's formula 1 calendar. the shanghai race hasn't been held since the pandemic began. good afternoon. welcome to the bbc news at one

— — wales. in the ring tomorrow but they won't be doing the traditional face—off today. also coming up, she's back 27 days after her sensational us open win. in my raducanu is ready to take to the court once again — — emma. can can lends dragons upset the odd this weekend — — cattle lands? — catalan hello and welcome to the programme. after the weeks of negotiations, the english cricket board have confirmed the tour will go ahead. they released a statement saying the players will tour on the basis that several conditions are met. laura scottjoins us now. what else have they had to stay in the statement? we know that the players were updated on sunday about the latest updates they'd had from cricket australia and the australian government. we knew the board were meeting today, and they released the statement in the last hour saying they've made excellent progress in moving forward with the england's mentor. to facilitate further progress and allow squats to be selected, the ecb gave its approval

yet. the pandemic isn't over in wales 'ust et. ., ., ., ~ the pandemic isn't over in wales 'ust et. . the only survivor of a cable car crash in italy is being heard in court in tel aviv. eitan biran was with his parents, brother and great—grandparents when a cable car fell to the ground in may, killing 1a people. an italianjudge gave guardianship of the boy to his aunt, who lives in italy, but, last month, his other grandfather flew him to israel without her permission. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. it was a heart—rending story. when this cable car crashed in northern italy five months ago, everyone inside the cabin was killed, except one boy, apparently saved by his father's protective hug. eitan biran, who is six, lost his parents and younger brother, as well as two great—grandparents and, now, the rest of his family is being torn apart by an acrimonious custody. apart by an acrimonious custody row. arriving at court today, eitan�*s maternal grandfather, who brought him to israel on a private plane last month. he denies acting illegally. "my family's shattered

perhaps across wales, perhaps across cumbria.rain, but we could see some sunny spells breaking through, and if that happens across the south—east we could see temperatures climb to 21 celsius, very viry mild indeed, and that mild weather stays with us for the first half of the week before temperatures gradually get close to normal towards the end of the week. you are watching bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories: a man suspected of killing the british member of parliament, david amess has been named as ali harbi ali. it's understood he'd previously been referred to a counter—extremism programme. the prime minister and leader of the opposition paid their respects at the scene of the attack — as a review begins into the threats faced by politicians. russia records more than 1,000 deaths from coronavirus in a single day for the first time since the start of the pandemic. mass protests in rome as tens of thousands of italians call for a ban on the neo—fascist forza

i was approached to make a film about the prince of wales.s presented in a life that's almost a royal commercial. but they could not help but ask about his relationship with camilla parker bowles. >> the most challenging charge that is made is that you were persistently unfaithful to your wife. it is not a question that you want to ask anyone, let alone someone who's on the stake. >> did you try to be faithful and honorable to your wife? >> yes, absolutely. >> and you were? >> of course. until we became irretrievably broken down. >> here was proof that everything that diana had said was true. the prince of wales was involved in a relationship with a married woman. >> if the prince had seen the morning papers, she showed no sign of reacting to them. >> charles exposing himself as an adult ror had a terribly negative effect. >> perhaps charles should have learned a lesson from the royal family documentary in 1969, which let in too much kind of sunlight into the mystique of royalty. prince philip couldn't believe that someone would do something

perhaps across wales, perhaps across cumbria. in the way of rain, but we could see some sunny spells breaking through, and if that happens across the south—east we could see temperatures climb to 21 celsius, very viry mild indeed, and that mild weather stays with us for the first half of the week before temperatures gradually get close to normal towards the end of the week. a very good sunday morning to you. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. the bbc has learned that a man detained on suspicion of killing the british mp, david amess, had previously attended a government scheme to prevent radicalisation. the suspect, named as ali harbi ali, is thought not to have been put on a watchlist of subjects of interest to the security services. russia has recorded more than 1,000 deaths from coronavirus in a single day, for the first time since the start of the pandemic. the infection rate has also continued to soar as the authorities struggle to persuade people to get vaccinated. and tens of thousands of italians have marched through