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throughout the programme. its tuesday the 21st of november. our main story. englands chief medical officer, sir chris whitty, is expected to be questioned about lockdowns when he gives evidence to the covid inquiry later. it comes as the governments former chief scientific advisor, sir patrick vallance, told the inquiry that borisjohnson was "clearly bamboozled" by some scientific concepts. he also claimed that advisors were not consulted in advance about the eat out to help out scheme...

party leaders begin the final push for votes. police in hull are contacting 163 families afterashes were found at a funeral home. a fall in the cost of energy as the latest price cap comes into effect,but typical household bills are expected to rise ahead of winter. good morning from outside wimbledon ahead of the first days play. dedicated campers getting ready to take their places on centre court to see the likes of emma raducanu. it has been dry over night. we see the likes of emma ...

about— actually has not got any fresh ideas about what they are going to do going _ about what they are going to do going forward. from a purely campaign approach, its very limited rachet— campaign approach, its very limited rachel reeves has been qualified to be chancellor since she was about iii years old, and ive known her since then. she has a serious fiscal approach. the idea she has done this on the back of a political envelope is completely misjudged. i am on the back of a p...

so with the conservatives, its all about labour. its all about not what a conservative term in office would mean, but what a labour term in office, especially with a supermajority — that phrase that has become part of the political lexicon in the last few weeks — would mean. thats what rishi sunaks been talking about today. thats what rishi sunak is going to be talking about until midnight wednesday slash thursday — labour. its also about what labour would mean, but they have a m...

the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump has some immunity from prosecution for offical actions taken while he was in the white house. a lower court will now decide how to apply this ruling to criminal indictments he faces, and which of his actions qualify as official — and that will be delayed well beyond novembers election. the former president described the decision as a �*big win.�* our north america editor sarah smith reports. the powerful supreme court has the final...

i cant get on the property ladder at the moment. and weve heard peoples, well, unfiltered opinions. our national health service, its gone right down. its just gone to pot, hasnt it? im undecided because theyre all— sorry, he told me not to swear. its all aboard the bbc election express to discover more about the views and opinions of the passengers travelling on board. bringing in national service, i personally think that would be good for a lot of kids because it would give them dis...

particular issue. on a couple of fronts, nigel farage is - particular issue. on a couple of fronts, nigel farage is under . particular issue. on a couple of. fronts, nigel farage is under real pressure, underfire from his political opponents and battling to defend his party attic list, and values. nigel farage was asked yesterday about comments made about three his —— made by three of his palmetto candidate sally said yesterday he wouldnt want anything to do with them, and a spokes...

to protect this country of ours. a message of support from queen camilla on armed forces day. in it, she remembers those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and celebrates what she calls the incredible bravery of the armed forces as they face different challenges around the world. earlier this month, the king and queen were in normandy for the 80th anniversary of d—day. they spent time talking to veterans, thanking them for their service in liberating europe from hitlers nazi regime...

some people will already have had a postal vote. the slight complication was when he was asked again, what are you going to do about these candidates, would you encourage people still to vote for them what are you going to do? and they said, we would encourage them to vote for the party in these areas because by voting for these people, it is all about the share of the vote that reform uk gets and that is important. so they are saying they have dropped the candidates but still want peo...

offensive and he said," i want nothing to do so he was asked what are you going to say to people who would maybe support these people, who would support your party? and what reform is saying is that they would still encourage people to vote for reform uk in those areas because what they are saying is although this is an ideal, its all about the share of the vote that reform uk gets and it wants as big of a share as it can get. so we are in a slightly strange position of reform uk sayin...