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This is bbc news. imjoanna im joanna gosling. the headlines at 11am: covid passes, working from home, and the wider use of facemasks. england braces for plan b rule changes. the health secretary says the measures are needed to delay the spread of omicron. if it carries on at that rate, you could have one million infections through community transmission by end of the month. an investigation into a christmas party in downing street last year will be widened to include two more gatherings, reporte...

On ministerial interests, lord geidt, published a report back in spring into this. what the electoral commission was doing was trying to establish whether that money from lord brownlow was properly declared by the conservative party and whether it broke any electoral donation rules. the electoral commission decided it wasnt properly declared, this was a loan, amounting in total to £67,000 of which £52,000 was used to cover the cost of the flat refurbishment. the electoral commission said that ...

"are there more parties that we need to hear about?" well, there could be. the bbc has had reports that some number 10 staff attended a gathering with carriejohnson, boris johnsons wife, in the downing street flat on 13th november last year. her spokeswoman denies this. the bbc has also been told that on the 13th and 27th november there were informal leaving drinks for number 10 staff. and conservative sources have confirmed that four members and conservative sources have of the partys head offi...

Goodwill by ultimately not following the rules and this leaked footage from last year —— in this leaked footage from last year. from last year -- in this leaked footage from last year.- from last year -- in this leaked footage from last year. thanks for s-ueakin footage from last year. thanks for speaking to _ footage from last year. thanks for speaking to us. — footage from last year. thanks for speaking to us, chris. _ and at 14:30 well be answering your questions on the changes to restr...

Who is fit to leave hospital. so with pressure on hospitals growing, the bbc has launched an nhs tracker to show people how services in england, scotland and wales are coping. by entering a postcode, it will allow patients and families to track any ambulance delays, waits in a&e and to get on to wards, vital information about the state of nhs emergency services through this, the most challenging winter they have faced. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. the conservative party has been fined £17,800 f...

Cost of the refurbishment of the number 11 flat. the prime ministers adviser published a report back in spring into this. what the electoral commission was doing was trying to establish whether that money from lord brownlow was properly declared by the conservative party and whether it broke any electoral donation rules. the commission decided it wasnt properly declared, this was alone amounting in total to £67,000 of which £52,000 was used to cover the cost of the flat refurbishment. the elec...

Its just a week away from the league cup final. lets return to our top story and the £17,800 fine handed to the conservative party for "failing to accurately report a donation" that paid for the refurbishment of the prime ministers flat. the electoral commission says the party had not kept "a proper accounting record" of the money it received. the deputy leader of the labour party, angela rayner, has called for a reinvestigation of what happened. well, the electoral commission has found that th...

With rain in the far east, that clears quite quickly, then they will be a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine but a noticeable breeze coming from the north—west blowing in all the showers, especially into the north—west, with some of them making it further south, and our top temperature reaching 9 celsius. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: covid passes, working from home, and the wider use of facemasks: england braces for �*plan b rule changes. the health s...

The prime ministers adviser on ministerial interests, lord geidt, published a report back in the spring into this. what the electoral commission was trying to establish whether that money from lord brownlow was properly declared by the conservative party and whether it broke any electoral donation rules and the electoral commission have decided that it was not properly declared, that this was a loan, amounting in total to £67,000, of which £52,000 was used to cover the cost of the flat refurbi...

Who were trying to cross have been stopped. these are migrants who spend just a few days if not a few hours in france and want to cross into england and take this risk and unfortunately today we have this tragedy. the first responsible for this horrible situation are the smugglers. criminals who for a few thousand euros organise human trafficking of people from iraq, afghanistan, africa, asia and will use the people. they attract and hear three of belgium and then in france to cross the channel ...