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Tonight at six. High hopes for the Covid Vaccine that britain is pinning its hopes on. Researchers in oxford working with astrazeneca say the latest data suggests theirjab works well on older people as their trials reach their final stages. Our results are really, really encouraging because this means we might be able to offer protection to the vulnerable age groups, the elderly, who are particularly susceptible to severe disease. The government has ordered 100 million doses of the vaccine enoug...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. From this morning, the Coronavirus Vaccine will be made available at some high street pharmacies in england. Its hoped hundreds will soon be giving the jab. New rules requiring travellers arriving in england to have had a negative coronavirus test have been delayed. It comes as ministers will discuss whether to stop flights from brazil coming to the uk amid concerns over a new variant of coronavirus there. New Research Suggests the majority of people w...

And plymouth. Good afternoon. Efir haw h5 and plymouth. Further north, this is bbc news. Im ben brown. Cardiff and plymouth. Further north, highs of 7 8 c. Towards the weekend, the headlines the European Union lays out plans to keep road and air travel saturday promises something a little running with the uk brighter. Heavy rain and strong if theres no brexit deal. The two sides say they will keep winds for sunday. Negotiating until sunday. It is difficult. We are willing to grant access this i...

This is bbc news. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top stories italys death toll overtakes chinas almost 3,500 have now died. We report from inside one of italys hospitals battling to keep patients alive. As the us tells its citizens to avoid any travel abroad President Trump orders the fast tracking of an anti malarial drug to treat covid 19. We are working on scaling these to allow many more americans to access different drugs that have shown really good promise. Australia bans non residents from c...

Tonight at ten the Prime Minister says its too soon to say if lockdown in england can be lifted by the spring. Almost five Million People have now had their first vaccination, but borisjohnson says restrictions wont be reviewed until the priority groups have had theirjabs. I think its too early to say when well be able to lift some of the restrictions. As the uks death toll nears 100,000, a final report from the Royal London Hospital on the pandemic� s impact on the nhs. Also on the programme ...

Today at six. The new Coronavirus Vaccine, who will get it first and when. Once the trial vaccine is given the green light, the nhs is ready to roll it out, the elderly first, but it will be mammoth task. The logistics are complex, the uncertainties are real and the scale of the job is vast. Rich countries like the uk have already got their vaccine orders in. What happens to the rest of the world . Also tonight. The fas boss talks his way into a race row. Greg clarke resigns after an angry react...

This is bbc news. Im lukwesa burak. The headlines at 3. Britain is on the edge of losing control of coronavirus a stark warning from one leading scientist following a sharp rise in cases. This is still a very widely distributed infection, its across the whole of the uk and by every measure, the numbers are going up. The university of oxford and astrazeneca have restarted Clinical Trials of their Coronavirus Vaccine which was halted after a volunteer fell ill. Boris johnson defends his plans to o...

After recovering from coronavirus. He says there are real signs that the country is passing through the peak of the pandemic. He warned that lifting the restrictions too soon could lead to a new wave of deaths. Donald trump has held a coronavirus News Conference after having earlier cancelled it. He said his strategy to combat the virus with more tests was working and that all parts of the country were getting better. More than 50,000 americans have died during the outbreak. Nearly 56,000 americ...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Former Prime Ministers tony blair and sirjohn major call borisjohnsons brexit plans shameful and urge mps to reject plans to override parts of the Withdrawal Agreement. We will be back to hear your more than 30 people have died as wildfires burn in california, oregon, and washington thoughts again next week. Goodbye. Errollyn wallen joins us now. Causing widespread pollution. Good morning welcome good morning ...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uk chancellor is expected to announce new support for businesses affected by coronavirus restrictions, after criticism that more needs to be done for those regions in the second highest level of meaures. Level of measures. People are filling mps inboxes with e mails of distress and concern, that is all being fed in, so, hopefully, this afternoon we will see the chancellor, as i say, tack a little bit, trim...