by the royal year broadcast 2a times within that ten day period. within that ten—day period. they were also shown at the same times on the bbc parliament channel, and karen smith had this reaction. why was it necessary to show the same annual review programmes so many times on your news channels in favour of other news that was going on at home and around the world? and to make matters worse, to show them on two channels at the same time. yes, reviews are fun and i sometimes needed to look back on to learn. but surely having a review on your news channel and showing all the news at the same time on the parliament channel wouldn't be too far outside your remit, and one would think there wasn't anything else going on around the world. finally, we have the story of the sad case of the disappearing christmas tree. there had been a tree in the bbc news studio. in the bbc news studio up to and including this monday new year's day. but some eagle—eyed viewers spotted that from the following day, the 2nd ofjanuary, it was gone, and julie taylor was not happy.
saying enough is enough. here is suella braverman saying i'm not hearing a plan from labour. like i said, you can continue to follow this discussion on the bbc parliament channel. in the meantime, we've got the news at lunchtime coming up. and all your latest top stories. hello again. some of us have seen some snow already this morning and there's more snow to come as we go through this week. today, we've got this weather front continuing to move away with its wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow. we've got that northerly wind coming straight down from the arctic and windward coasts will see further wintry showers through the course of the day, across northern scotland, northern ireland and northeast england. now, this weather front eventually does clear, but behind it, there'll be a fair bit of cloud, some wintry flurries developing inland through the day, but equally a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and it's going to feel cold for most. temperatures widely between 1—a degrees. in the southwest and the channel islands,
members of the family morning their personal loss surrounded by hundreds paying tribute to a loved and respected figurehead, meeting of private and public grief. 0ur continuous coverage of the line in state continues on the bbc red button, the bbc website, the bbc parliament channel and on the iplayer. it will be that till monday morning when her majesty the queen leaves westminster hall for a finaljourney to westminster abbey and on to windsor castle. meanwhile, those at the head of this vast slow—moving snaking line of people continue to descend the steps into westminster hall. some have carefully planned for their time in the queue, others have joined, it seems, on an
uk health security agency published studio: we are going to leave the house of commons for a moment, although you can continue watching on the bbc parliament channel if you so wish. the prime minister has announced that from four o'clock in the morning the predeparture test for arrivals back into the uk will be scrapped, no more pcr or lateral flow test will be required for people coming into the country which is what the travel industry has been hoping for and we will come back to that shortly. the plan b measures will be reviewed on the 26th of january. we have some breaking news from bristol crown court. three people have been cleared of criminal crown damage after a statue was pulled down in the city injune 2020. andrew plant is with us. what is the background? peoplejust
one thing that borisjohnson was telling the 1922 committee of backbench areas earlier this evening is if that happens, he will consult them. if he does need to go further, he will consult them, but the government absolutely at the moment cannot rule out taking further measures for the simple reason, sean, that they don't know exactly what is going to happen in the next few weeks. , few weeks. knitterrdly in the lobby ofthe few weeks. knitterrdly in the lobby of the house _ few weeks. knitterrdly in the lobby of the house of _ few weeks. knitterrdly in the lobby of the house of commons. - few weeks. knitterrdly in the lobby of the house of commons. thank l few weeks. knitterrdly in the lobby i of the house of commons. thank you very much. returning to pick cherries of mps sitting around waiting for the division. as nick was saying, this is the critical division tonight. don't worry, as i vanish off air, as if by magic, ross atkins will be in another chair and anotherstudio, ready atkins will be in another chair and another studio, ready to carry on coverage of this vote. don't forget, always continuous coverage of live events on the bbc parliament channel in terms of broadcasting parliamentary coverage. if you want to follow it rock, as it were, you can always find it there. in terms of what we know, we have had one
has not been continued. if the risk has been mitigated, therefore the legaljustification has been mitigated, therefore the legal justification for these extensive powers that governments have taken in all parts of the uk including their british government, might not be there. you can follow coverage of the rest of that statement, the questions in the scottish parliament, on the bbc parliament channel. and also on bbc online. let's get more from our scotland reporter alexandra mackenzie what were the highlights for you? it was quite a lot of detail in there, quite a lot for people to digests. the whole of scotland at the moment is in level zero but that does still mean there are quite a few restrictions. from monday, the first minister was confirming, this was expected, scotland would finally move out of the level system. we