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For live music this summer, as the bbc proms returns for a packed programme, performed in front of an audience. this years event will be a marked difference to 2020 — when the season was dramatically cut down because of coronavirus restrictions. heres a look back at last years festival. music classical music

Room and publicly. whether, he claimed, misleading on testing, on ppe and putting people in care homes in danger. the government rhetoric was, "we put a shield around care homes and blah, blah, blah. " it was complete nonsense. quite the opposite of putting a shield round them, we sent people with covid back to the care homes. the health secretarys team has rejected his claims, but then there were accusations that the prime minister wouldnt listen to mr cummings or the top scientists to bring ba...

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# next to me, oh—oh. # next to me...# his schools music department decided to keep fundraising, though, with this doing it for daniel, online concert. and big names wanted to support the cause. its me, emile sande. im sending you lots of love and lots of support for such a special, important evening. tickets are on sale for £20. the money is going to the funding neuro charity. the aim, to raise half a million. i believe. i dont see why not. i definitely think we could, because i dont know of ...

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In eight coronavirus hotspots in england — theyre now advised to minimise travel. one minute they tell you one thing, and then the next minute you look on the government website and theyre telling you something completely different. were in dovedale in the peak district — one of the newly named seven natural wonders of the uk. its the school charity concert with a showbiz twist — music legends send in video messages introducing their greatest hits. hi, its mickjagger here. id like to wish ...

This is bbc news. the headlines... dominic cummings gives explosive evidence to parliament, claiming the governments initial response to the pandemic was inadequate and complacent, with terrible consequences. the truth is that senior ministers, senior officials, senior advisers like me, fell disastrously short of the standards that the public has a right to expect. in february, the prime minister regarded this as just a scare story. he regarded, he described it as the new swine flu. his evidence...

Heres our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. this is a school show with a difference. hi, its mickjagger here, i would like to wish everyone all the best for your concert. enjoy the music! bye. some of the most famous names in music presenting their best—known hits. i would like to introduced two of my songs being performed tonight, fields of gold and shape of my heart. take it away. # ..among the fields of barley. all played by the pupils of hutchinson grammar school in glasgow. and ...

We will speak to carol throughout the morning. hundreds of women forced into giving up their babies for adoption in the 19505, 60s and 70s, have called on the prime minister to issue a government apology. up to 250,000 women in britain were coerced into handing over their babies because they werent married. many of the women never had more children and say the loss led to a lifetime of grief, as duncan kennedy has been finding out. to have and to hold... in the 19505, 60s and 70s, marriage was c...

Their argument goes on to say that this extension will contribute about 100 million tonnes of emissions in the next 25 years because of their argument is about intergenerational equity in climate change, which means that whatever projects are put in place right now will be harmful for them in the future as adults. now, we are still waiting for a ruling on this. it will come in the next hour or so, but if approved and if thejudge agrees next hour or so, but if approved and if the judge agrees wit...