the wembley _ through? good afternoon. thank you very much. the wembley site - through?. thank you very much. the wembley site is - through? good afternoon. thank you | very much. the wembley site is going to be a large—scale site, which is capable of delivering thousands of life—saving jabs each week, scaling up life—saving jabs each week, scaling up the operation and down according to the vaccine supply. hesse up the operation and down according to the vaccine supply.— to the vaccine supply. have you got an idea to the vaccine supply. have you got any idea of— to the vaccine supply. have you got any idea of the _ to the vaccine supply. have you got any idea of the numbers _ to the vaccine supply. have you got any idea of the numbers though? . to the vaccine supply. have you got. any idea of the numbers though? we are any idea of the numbers though? - are looking at 500 people a day, rising to 4,000 a day, at peak. and obviously that is addition to the work which is very willing undertaken by our local clinical commissioning group and the local primary care network. tha

within $28.00 days of a positive test that's more than the entire capacity of london's wembley football stadium. the emergence of a new more transmissible variant of the virus has further deepen the crisis it spread like wildfire across the country and left hospital struggling to cope numbers now harder than any other time we've got a hand in this i'm demick so the system is under massive stress we have asked operations cancer treatments were running in blood she crosses my look after it was corona virus and also the associated press that is this desperate race between new variants and the vaccine is shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week gap trials by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities emerges pressure on the health service. from professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved the strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulated because all of however these are not normal circumstances we have to birds i

we're heading to old trafford with kick off approaching in the manchester derby, it will be wembley forners whether it was for business or pleasure, a trip to dubai has resulted in a positive covid case at arsenal and a women's super league fixture in doubt exeter chiefs are dealing with a number of cases as premiership chiefs tighten their rules to try and keep the league going hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, we'll start with football because kick off is just over an hour away in the second of the league cup semi—finals. tottenham are waiting for the winners of the manchester derby at old trafford. city knocked united out at this stage last season but perhaps crucially this is just a straight knockout, just the one leg. let's cross live to the ground and speak tojohn murray, who is commentatting for five live this evening. john it was goaless in the league there last month, and both have been on nice little runs since then. quite a difficult one to call. i think it will be a better match thanit i think it will be a better match than it was less than a month ago when the man th

including glasgow and wembley stadium in london.d thing about this to an home fans was going to be the next host nations who play their games at home. a greater chance to see your team. if we take a look at the scale of the tournaments, here is six of the 12 venues. we invite spain and over here you have azerbaijan and st. petersburg so it really gives you a sense of where fans will be travelling as well. it's a vast tournament and lots of travelling taking it to as many different fans as possible and that was the whole point. if different fans as possible and that was the whole point.— different fans as possible and that was the whole point. if they switch from the 12 — was the whole point. if they switch from the 12 city — was the whole point. if they switch from the 12 city formats, _ was the whole point. if they switch from the 12 city formats, 12 - was the whole point. if they switch from the 12 city formats, 12 host i from the 12 city formats, 12 host countries and irreverent to just one, who is in line to host the championshi

wembley, hampden park and the aviva stadium in dublin are three of the 12 venues.idfielder martin odegaard on loan until the end of the season. the 22—year—old norwegian international has rarely figured in zinedine zidane's squad this season. and slot in ibrahimovic has denied using racist language towards former manchester united team—mate romelu lukaku in the milan derby last night. the pair were involved in a number of incidents before ibrahimovic was eventually sent off. and in a post on social media, the striker said that in his world, there is no world for racism —— place for racism. around 850 non—league clubs will share a £10 million cash injection as the first part of the government's sports winter survival package. the funding will go to teams who play in the seventh to tenth tiers of english football. i'm joined now by steve king, a coach at deal town who play in the southern counties east league premier division. steve, thanks for your time. firstly, how welcome is this injection of money today? good evening. yeah, it's been a massive boost for everybod

but in 28 days of a positive test that's more than the entire capacity of london's wembley football stadium. the emergence of a new more transmissible variant of the virus has further deepen the crisis it spread like wildfire across the country and left hospital struggling to cope numbers now harder than any other time we've got a journalist on demick so the system is under massive stress we have cast operations cancer treatments were running and she crosses looking after it was corona virus and it also is associated with such it's this desperate race between the new variant and the vaccine shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week camp trials by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities and reduce pressure on the health service. professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved the strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulated because all of our of these are not normal circumstances we have to bergson the age as many

within $28.00 days of a positive test that's more than the entire capacity of london's wembley football stadium. the emergence of a new more transmissible variant of the virus has further deepen the crisis it spread like wildfire across the country and left hospital struggling to cope numbers now harder than any other time we've got a journalist i'm demick so the system is under massive stress we have can stop rationing is cancer treatment we're running she crosses might look after it was proud of our mission is associated with such is this desperate race between new variant and the vaccine shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week camp trial by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities and reduce pressure on the health service. phone. professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved the strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulates it's because all of our of these are not normal circumstances we have 2 birds in

within $28.00 days of a positive test that's more than the entire capacity of london's wembley football stadium. the emergence of a new more transmissible variant of the virus has further deepen the crisis it spread like wildfire across the country and left hospital struggling to cope with numbers now harder than any other time we've got a journalist i'm demick so the system is on the massive stress we have. operations cancer treatment we're running and she crosses might look after it was proud of our mission and also is associated with such is this desperate race between the new variant and the vaccine shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week camp trial by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities and reduce pressure on the health service. professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved this strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulated because all of our other these are not normal circumstances we have to ber

i'm outside a mass vaccination santa in wembley within within sight of the famous football stadium here this one of 50 mass vaccination centers that are in existence and some $1300.00 vaccinations senses large and small to authorize these that are scattered around the u.k. novak's is a drug which has a lot of advantages according to the data 1st of all storage it can be stored at a normal refrigerator temperature so it doesn't have the difficulties that the fossil by own tech vaccine has as far as transportation and storage secondly the results themselves were extremely encouraging 89 percent effectiveness the numbers involved in the trial were relatively small these phase 3 trials on the data now has to be presented to regulate says in a matter of weeks from now so we're not talking about an imminent approval most likely we're talking about approve or consideration somewhere around a proton on the rollout of the actual vaccine itself in the 2nd hoff of 2021 so it's not an immediate breakthrough that said huge encouraging and absent of 3 other vaccines that have already been approved fo

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it's hoped the clinic in wembley will treat around 4,000 people every day.. eastern counties holding onto some brightness, but further west across england, and wales as we go through monday night into the early hours of tuesday, that rain will spread across england and wales, becoming really heavy and persistent over high ground, in north wales come in northern england, some of that rain getting into northern ireland as well. very mild towards the end of the night, staying quarter for north across scotland we will also remain dryer, with just a few showers, but for tuesday, this procession of weather fronts is going to be working its way across the british isles, some heavy and persistent rain. you can see where we are expecting the wettest weather. certainly across northern england, wales, went across the southwest as well, where it would also be windy. further north, lecture winds across. further south, very mild indeed in the 12 or 13 degrees, but i think it is the rain that gives most cause for concern. that office yellow warnings enforce across all of e

st helens and bournemouth, and there's slough, norwich, wickford in essex, lincolnshire, york and wembley. theyjoin seven already in operation. appointments are by invite only to those living within a 45—minute drive away and if people don't want to go to a vaccine hub, they can wait to be contacted by their gp. the focus right now is on people who are over 80. nhs england says last week a million letters were sent to this group and another half a million will be invited to the vaccine hubs next week. what it will do is let us get more vaccine out to more people more quickly, which will protect more people from becoming seriously ill, and that will start to lower the demand on our hospital services, and that's the way out of some of these really difficult rules that people are currently following. the government is also asking the public for help by asking them to support the over—80s to book their appointments and plan their visit. this is the biggest immunisation programme in nhs history. large vaccine hubs are already in operation in wales, northern ireland and scotland, with many more

st helens and bournemouth, and there's slough, norwich, wickford in essex, lincolnshire, york and wembleyheyjoin the existing seven sites already opened in places from manchester, in the north west, to surrey, in the south east. large vaccination hubs are already open across wales, scotland and northern ireland, with many more planned. it's part of a uk—wide drive to vaccinate the 15 million people most at risk from the disease by the middle of next month, with all adults in england offered the jab by september. there are some early signs that lockdown measures might be working, and infections are starting to fall back in some places. it is more positive news, but will take time to be reflected in hospital admissions, meaning the pressure on nhs services is likely to continue for weeks to come. jim reed, bbc news. airports are to be offered financial support in england as the government closes travel corridors in the uk from tomorrow. up to £8 million will be available to help airports cover costs such as business rates. here's our business correspondent katy austin. from tomorrow, nearly

s biggest football stadium wembley can help convert those to to sticks into some sort of scaled imagine every seat here is one last life and even with the stadium full it would fall $10000.00 short of the total just as hard to visualize is the number of those in mourning charities that arrange counseling estimate the number of bereaved at more than half a 1000000 and we're worried that that's the silent crisis going on behind closed doors marie curie and end of life charities says lockdowns mean many of the bereaved aren't getting help those people are isolated they're dealing with complex difficult the reason and that they might not be getting the support they need surely would gallagher's father died alone she's shielding because of a health condition and couldn't go to the funeral instead she was given protective clothing and allowed just a few minutes beside her father's body the rituals we have around funerals my. new lives. are all taken from. around 100000 need to be down in bradford darkness doesn't stop the burials the global spread of cove it carries with it a 2nd pandemic mas

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taunton, saint helens and bournemouth, slough, norwich, wickford and essex, lincolnshire, york and wembley. theyjoin the existing seven sites already opened in places from manchester in the north west to surrey in the south east. large vaccination hubs are already open in scotland more than 5000 staff were _ in scotland more than 5000 staff were vaccinated over the weekend. larger— were vaccinated over the weekend. larger centres are also opening in wales and northern ireland. it is part of a uk wide drive to vaccinate the 15 million people most at risk from covid by the middle of next month. the government pledged today all adults would be offered the job by september. there are some early signs that lockdown measures might be working and infections are starting to fall back in some places. it is more positive news but will take time to be reflected in hospital admissions meaning the pressure on nhs services is likely to continue for weeks to come. the latest government figures show there were 38,598 new coronavirus infections, recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means on average

his reward — he has now been invited to help prepare the wembley pitch for the cup final.t. it's the old david and goliath kind of story, isn't it? wolverhampton have just signed a playerfor 35 million. i don't think our whole squad would be worth £100,000. chorley fans, though, will remember the 1986 cup, when they beat wolves, then in the fourth division. that was some shock, but if they beat them tonight, well, hold the back page. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. good evening. this was the view of the worst are taken by one of our weather watchers early on. the good news is those places so badly affected by flooding this week have affected by flooding this week have a chance to dry out this weekend. a different type of weather. it will be called the sunny spells but also some snow. the snow coming in the form of showers at the moment. you can see them drifting to the north—west of the uk, with the showers down to the south, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, some of them very heavy, drifting towards east anglia and the south—east f

stadium today, are all set _ outside wembley stadium today, are all set up _ outside wembley stadiumg? well, we are vaccinating in a number of— happening? well, we are vaccinating in a number of settings. _ happening? well, we are vaccinating in a number of settings. the - in a number of settings. the vaccination centres such as this, general— vaccination centres such as this, general practices doing a greatjob. and of— general practices doing a greatjob. and of course our hospitals are vaccinating. but we are also vaccines _ vaccinating. but we are also vaccines into homes where that is necessary. — vaccines into homes where that is necessary, and of course directly into care — necessary, and of course directly into care homes. we are vaccinating into care homes. we are vaccinating in a large _ into care homes. we are vaccinating in a large range of settings. of course, — in a large range of settings. of course, that will continue to expand _ course, that will continue to exand. , . course, that will continue to exand. . . expand. does that include households, _ expand. does that in

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as a thank you, he has now been invited to help prepare the wembley pitch for the cup final.unning joke that we might actually be there, so i might have to _ might actually be there, so i might have to pass on the invite. we will 'ust have to pass on the invite. we will just see _ have to pass on the invite. we will just see if— have to pass on the invite. we will just see if i — have to pass on the invite. we will just see if i can get it. it is the old dividend cut life kind of story. wolverhampton have just signed a player— wolverhampton have just signed a player for— wolverhampton have just signed a player for £35 million. i don't think— player for £35 million. i don't think our— player for £35 million. i don't think our whole squad would be worth £100.000~ _ think our whole squad would be worth £100,000. ., , ., , ., £100,000. chorley fans, though, will remember the — £100,000. chorley fans, though, will remember the 1986 _ £100,000. chorley fans, though, will remember the 1986 cup, _ £100,000. chorley fans, though, will remember the 1986 cup, when - £100,000. chorley fa

within $28.00 days of a positive test that's more than the entire capacity of london's wembley football stadium. the emergence of a new more transmissible variant of the virus has further deepen the crisis it spread like wildfire across the country and left hospital struggling to cope numbers now harder than any other time we got ahead ernest m demick so the system is under massive stress we have asked operations cancer treatments were running in blood she crosses my look after it was corona virus and also is associated with such is this desperate race between the new variant and the vaccine that shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week camp trial by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities and reduce pressure on the health service. professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved the strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulated because all the g.'s however these are not normal circumstances we have to birds i

we are in the final i suppose we'll face one of the 2 manchester clubs sitio united at wembley their semifinal is on wednesday and it's a rematch of last season's darby at the same stage which city won on their way to clinching the trophy for 3rd successive year united maybe one win from going top of the premier league but in cup competitions they've lost 3 semifinals under their current manager. it's always a good question of how important is it and then then i can answer that very. the next game is always important but of course the semifinal is a chance to get to get to the final to get your hands on a trophy in the next round it's not just learning to win semi's we've all we're also all. right to feel that we can go all the way with our performances we are confident we go into the game in good form so there's no excuses these ilands cricketers have gone top of the test rankings for the 1st time after hammering pakistan by an innings and 176 runs to win the 2nd test in christchurch pakistan were 841 at the start of quite young pace bowler jamie kyle jamieson picked up his career b

s biggest football stadium wembley can help convert those to to sticks into some sort of scaled imagine every seat here is one last life and even with the stadium full it would fall $10000.00 short of the total just as hard to visualize is the number of those in mourning charities that arrange counseling estimate the number of bereaved at more than half a 1000000 and we're worried that that's the silent crisis going on behind closed doors mary curie and end of life charities says lockdowns mean many of the bereaved aren't getting help those people are isolated so dealing with complex difficult the reason and that they might not be getting the support they need surely would gallagher's father died alone she's shielding because of a health condition and couldn't go to the funeral instead she was given protective clothing and allowed just a few minutes beside her father's body rituals we have around funeral my. new lives catherine ashton and are all taken from us not. so. around 100000 need to be back. in bradford darkness doesn't stop the burials the global spread of covert carries with i

at those results from novak's which have been published i'm here at the wembley mass vaccinations sense you can see here that the vaccination program is rolling out in stark contrast to the delays that have been experienced across the continent across the european continent anyway nowak says duz was thrilling from the point of view of the politicians the health secretary matt hancock here in the u.k. said it bolstered the u.k.'s efforts and the reason why was the dates it was so good 89.3 percent effectiveness for the novak's vaccine and against the u.k. variants the so-called kent variant it showed around 85 percent effectiveness and given the fact that there's been a lot of concern about the way covert 19 might morph might evolve might throw up new variants which might circumvent the best efforts of the original set of vaccines that result in particular that a 85 percent result is particularly gratifying for the novak's people and for the politicians and epidemiologists all just going to be using it but it was less exciting in relation to the south africa variants another variant caus

to win in the you know the 33 titles before and it is a yeah incredible good to conduct to wembley to play if i also have moved up to 3rd place in spain's lower league thanks to some help from their star man lino messi in a 32 win over athletic bilbao botha fell behind in the 3rd minute but managed to equalise 11 minutes later they know messi then scored either side of half time to make it 31 bilbao pulled one back at the end but it was too little too late. but i think overall we had a very good game it was complicated conceding the early goal it was difficult these are things we can improve on we have to attack better with the ball and we have to be a bit more organized when we lose the ball as well but overall we controlled the game we dominated the game defending said he at champions event as of handed current legal aid as ac milan their 1st defeat of the season 2 goals from federico helps you've a 2 a 31 win on wednesday is a result that helps andrea pillows then move up to 4th in the standings are still 7 points behind the land to maintain a 2 point lead at the top of the table.

in 28 days of a positive test that's more than the entire capacity of london's wembley football stadium. the emergence of a new more transmissible variant of the virus has further deepen the crisis it spread like wildfire across the country and left hospital struggling to cope numbers now harder than any other time we've got a hand in this undamaged so the system is under massive stress we have come stop rationing is cancer treatments we're running in blood she crosses looking after it was corona virus and now it's associated with that is this desperate race between new variant and the vaccine is shaping the u.k.'s rollout strategy it's opting to leave up to 12 weeks between doses deviating from this 3 week camp trials by pfizer by giving some immunity to the maximum number of people authorities hope to cut fatalities and reduce pressure on the health service. professor rob it reads a member of the independent committee which approved the strategy under normal circumstances you must adhere to the regulates it's because all of our other these are not normal circumstances we have to birds

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david bowie there performing at wembley stadium in london more than 35 years ago. >> that's the songmodern love" and if you're a bowie fan, we've got good news for you this morning. it's all coming up in popstart. >> a little rebel rebel, a little space odyssey, but modern love is not bad. >> it's like going back to our childhood in the '80s. love it. >>> first, we want to begin this half hour with a check of today's headlines. twitter has permanently banned president trump's twitter account in the wake of the deadly riot at the capitol on wednesday. in a statement, twitter said at the risk of further incitement of violence is the reason for shutting down the account, which was the main forum he used to speak to the american people. the ban comes as house speaker nancy pelosi has instructed democrats to move forward with a possible second impeachment of the president. now the first republican senator, alaska's lisa murkowski, is also calling for his removal. >>> indonesian officials have confirmed that a passenger jet carrying 62 people is missing. the boeing 737-500 is said to have

manchester city are heading back to wembley.re through to a fourth league cup final in row, after beating city rivals manchester united. good morning. we have got a band of rain, sleet and snow moving out of southern scotla nd and snow moving out of southern scotland and ireland into northern england and north wales through the day. ahead of it, some ice and freezing fog. behind it, further win three showers and the risk of ice roles. good morning. it's thursday, january 7th. our top story. four people have died in violent clashes at the heart of america's democracy, where congress had been meeting to approve the results of the us presidential election. donald trump supporters stormed the us congress building, one woman was shot and three other people had what are described as "medical emergencies". more than 50 people were arrested and 14 police officers were injured. our washington correspondent, lebo diseko, is inside the capitol building now. good morning. it is a camera scene this morning. this began with a protest a nd thi

a brand new tv and film studio is opening near wembley, hoping to rival the likes of elstree, pinewoodain, it hopes to meet the demand for new spaces to feed our appetite for content we can enjoy from home. i think now more than ever, with the competitive market of streaming companies, also the delay that's been caused by covid, people need a space for when they're back up and running, and it's cool to be able to provide that for them. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning, but london overground has no service between gospel 0ak and upper holloway because of a track fault. 0n the edgware road, one lane is closed southbound at boscobel street because of watermain works. lambeth bridge is closed eastbound, because of emergency gas works. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. feeling very cold again today. we're starting off with a widespread frost. temperatures are below freezing and there are a few patches of fog out there as well, so poor visibility for a good while this morning. some of it is freezing fog

well, the vaccine centres, such as this one that's opening just outside wembley stadium today, are allll continue to expand. meanwhile, the head of the world health organization says richer nations who do not share the vaccine risk prolonging the coronavirus pandemic. tedros adhanom ghebreyesus said their approach would leave the world's poorest at risk. i need to be blunt. the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure. and the price of this failure will be paid with lives and livelihoods in the world's poorest countries. even as they speak the language of equitable access, some countries and companies continue to prioritise bilateral deals. going around covax, driving up prices, and attempting tojump to the front of the queue. it was 12 months ago this week when the world's first coronavirus lockdown began in the chinese city of wuhan. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell has revisited the city and its surrounding province and found that life is approaching normality. it was the start of what would become a global health emergency. 60 million people were being locked d

i also think the british public and there's house of a wembley support measures to protect the nhs andm the uk. as a catastrophic effect on the aerospace, and millions ofjobs. these industries have received no sector specific support, unlike other such as hospitality. in light of the unique impact, could i ask him to provide sector specific support to aviation and aerospace to see them through this very detritus? the oil gentleman has raised this with me before it is an ardent campaigner for aerospace, and it with me before it is an ardent campaignerfor aerospace, and it is a vital industry for our country, we have time to pay another packages of the poor, but we will be ensuring that we do everything we can to get the space industry in the uk back on its feet as fast as possible. —— aerospace industry. every vaccination jab aerospace industry. every vaccinationjab in aerospace industry. every vaccination jab in the arm should be viewed as a pupil who can return to the classroom, and it is absolutely vital that we view it with that equation. can i say to him, i have not always followed

you know, from being on this pitch and then ending up in wembley is remarkable.the game, did that —— the brutality of the game. you have to put it down to bad luck. these people, women, that never played the sport, they've got it. there is men that have never played the sport. oh they'll find a cure. i want rob to be there when they find it. we wouldn't want people to have any doubt about playing rugby. the socialising, that isjust as important, it is an important part of life. if you don't have teammates, you can't get lonely. is the motor neuron disease family, we've got to be strong, got to get the message out and get the governments and everybody to just pay more attention to this. have a great birthday, love harder and mama and grandma and grandad. there is hope, real hope and when he got diagnosed, we read somewhere that they reckon 2020 is going to be a breakthrough year. # happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birth day dear daddy, happy birthday to you. hello. come on, fella. you've got your phone with you? good lad. can't wait to hear this