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Travel and weather where you are. good morning, im asad ahmad. its claimed a leading black lives matter activist has been shot in south london. sasha johnson also belonged to the taking the initiative party,�* which says the 27 year—old is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot in the head yesterday morning. police havent confirmed the identity of the victim but said there was no evidence — yet to suggest it was a targeted shooting. a london—based restaurant group is offeri...

Week, as youd expect. they also suggest we are putting our hands in our pockets a little deeper to spend a little bit more money, maybe some of the pent—up demand we have heard a lot about. and footfall, particularly city centres, finally seeing people back in those city centre is when people in the past 12 months have been on local high street instead. a real bounce back as restrictions start to ease. as we are hearing from ali and nathan, still a long way to go until they are able to get peo...

Administered a huge number of doses. we can see from data a single dose is not particularly protective. that is not particularly protective. that is the situation many adults find themselves the of restrictions. keen to net as themselves the of restrictions. keen to get as many _ themselves the of restrictions. keen to get as many people _ themselves the of restrictions. keen to get as many people doubled the hosts —— dosed as quickly as possible. how long after the days do you get maximum p...

Midlands and lincolnshire. in the afternoon, they could be heavy. cool when the showers come through, a bit more of a north to north—westerly breeze, nice enough when the sun is out. but we finish the day with some rain across cornwall, spreading towards the channel islands. still some rain over the next few days but the end of the week is looking drier and warmer. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. british flights are told to avoid belarussian air—space — after a ryanair flight was fo...

Dimitri also wanted to use this interview to come and wanted this incident, what has happened to his son, to shine a light on what is happening in belarus, as he put it, right at the heart of europe in the 21st—century. for months there were massive street protests there which at one point appeared like they might sweep alexander lukashenko from power after 26 years at the top in belarus. but of course, critically, with the kremlin�*s backing and also with the security forces still on his si...

Of 81. mark easton reporting there. to the coronavirus pandemic now, and the latest government figures show 2,439 new infections and three deaths in the latest 24—hour period. cases have been rising slowly over the past few weeks and the number of people who have now died is 127,724. in the vaccine roll—out, 126,357 people have received a first vaccine dose in the last 2a hours. in total, just over 38 million people have now had their firstjab. thats just over 72% of the adult population. 25...

It was only just it was onlyjust over a week ago that the prime minister said that the road map in england could be seriously thrown off course because of this variant. but by the weekend just gone the mood music from ministers was that they are increasingly confident it will go ahead, and that was partly, at least, based on a new study by public health england showing the vaccines as being pretty effective against this variant. but we still dont know how fast it spreads relative to the existing...

Airlines have started to avoid belarus�*s airports and airspace, deciding detours are worth delays. —— belarus�*s government. lets get the latest from our correspondent sarah rainsford in moscow. youve been speaking to the journalist roman protasevichs father — what did he have to say? dmitri was distressed but also very angry and describe what happened to his son. he said he was living in the eu and felt protected and never imagined anything like this could have happened to him. he sa...

Theres been international outrage at belarus, after a ryanair flight travelling between two eu capitals was forced to divert there following claims of a bomb threat. a journalist on board whos criticised belarus�*s president lukashenko was detained. the chief executive of ryanair, michael 0leary, has called it a state—sponsored hijacking. the ryanair flight left athens for the lithuanian capital vilnius at 8.30 yesterday morning. just before it reached vilnius it was ordered to divert to the...