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Tonight at six... the cladding crisis — the government promises more than 5.5 billion to remove the flammable materialfrom high rise flats in england. removing flammable cladding but there are at least 700,000 people living in blocks covered in dangerous material. weve chosen to do this because we have immense sympathy for the leaseholders affected and, as a matter of basic public safety, we have to get these unsafe materials off buildings as quickly as possible. ive had people in tears, peopl...

This is bbc news, the headlines at 11. englands deputy chief medical officer says hes worried about the lower take up of coronavirus vaccine among ethnic minorities. but he says making jabs mandatory isnt the answer. this virus just doesnt care what ethnic background you are from, does not care about the colour of your scan or regular van the world or any of these things. itjust cares that you are asian men being that you dont have immunity and you are susceptible. itjust cares that you are a hu...

Tonight at ten: the cladding crisis — the government promises more than 5.5 billion to help make high rise flats safe, but campaigners say its too little too late. flammable cladding is being removed — but there are still at least 700,000 people living in blocks covered with dangerous material. weve chosen to do this because we have immense sympathy for the leaseholders affected and, as a matter of basic public safety, we have to get these unsafe materials off buildings as quickly as possibl...

Hello this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines. the government announces an extra £3.5 billion to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from some buildings in england. iam announcing an unprecedented intervention. a clear plan to remove unsafe cladding, to provide certainty to leaseholders, to make the industry pay for its faults of the past. the prime minister has defended the fines and potential prison terms for those who lie about travelling from covid hot spots after ...

And the bbc asian network. well be joined by englands deputy chief medical 0fficer, jonathan van—tam. you can send in your questions via twitter, using the hashtag bbcyourquestions, or you can email us at yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. the headlines on bbc news: government warns travel depends on everyone getting a covid—19 jab, including in other countries. ministers will unveil further measures to help thousands of people living in buildings deemed unsafe since the grenfell tower disaster. six r...

This is bbc news, im reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at two: an extra £3.5 billion to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from buildings in england. critics say its come too late, but ministers call it a major iam announcing an unprecedented intervention. a clear plan to remove unsafe cladding, to provide certainty to leaseholders, to make the industry pay for its faults of the past. the prime minister defends the fines and possible prison terms for those who lie about travelling fr...

This is bbc news, the headlines at 11. englands deputy chief medical officer says hes worried about the lower take up of coronavirus vaccine among ethnic minorities. but he says making jabs mandatory isnt the answer. this virus just doesnt care what ethnic background you are from, does not care about the colour of your scan or regular van the world or any of these things. itjust cares that you are asian men being that you dont have immunity and you are susceptible. itjust cares that you are a hu...

This is bbc news, im ben brown. the headlines: scientists advising the world health organization recommend the use of the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine in all adults, including those aged 65 and older. an extra £3.5 billion to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from buildings in england. critics say its come too late, but ministers call it a major investment in building safety. iam announcing an unprecedented intervention, a clear plan to remove unsafe cladding, to provide certainty ...

Start, typically 2—4 celsius. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. an extra £3.5 billion to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from buildings in england. the prime minister defends the fines and possible prison terms for those who lie about travelling from covid hot spots. the second impeachment trial of donald trump will go ahead. get your covid jab — so says englands deputy chief medical officer to people from ethnic minorities, amid concern about a lower take—up. sport no...

Tonight at six... the cladding crisis — the government promises more than £3.5 billion to remove the flammable materialfrom high rise flats in england. removing flammable cladding but there are at least 700,000 people living in blocks covered in dangerous material. weve chosen to do this because we have immense sympathy for the leaseholders affected and, as a matter of basic public safety, we have to get these unsafe materials off buildings as quickly as possible. ive had people in tears, peo...