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Taking the total to 125,516. over half a million people have had their first dose of a covid vaccine in the latest 2a hour period, which means a total of more than 2a million people have now had their firstjab, and more than one and a half million people have had both doses of the vaccine. a report by mps says the british armys tanks and armoured vehicles are in a "deplorable" state which would see the uk outgunned in any conflict. the report says the ministry of defence has squandered hundreds ...

The report says the ministry of defence has squandered hundreds of millions of pounds partly because of �*bureaucratic procrastination and military indecision. our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. borisjohnson says the upcoming defence review will end an era of retreat and transform britains armed forces. but this report raises serious questions as to whether the ministry of defence can deliver on that promise. mps say the armys ageing fleet of tanks and armoured vehicles are in a...

The headlines on bbc news... the head of the met police says she does not intend to resign and welcomes a review into the polices handling of last nights vigil for sarah everard. hundreds of demonstrators are gathered this evening near the houses of parliament — earlier they lay on the ground for a minutes silence. they have now dispersed. the foreign secretary makes another call for the immediate release of british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe,after she faces new allegations of anti�...

Her in a moment. lets moved on. a british report from the army has said that the military is in a porta spate, saying the military defence has wasted brings up is partly because of procrastination and... our correspondent has this. borisjohnson says the upcoming defence review will end an era of retreat and transform britains armed forces. but this report raises serious questions as to whether the ministry of defence can deliver on that promise. mps say the armys ageing fleet of tanks and armour...

Warned that the armys ageing armoured vehicles are in a "deplorable" state — and are likely to be "outgunned" in any conflict. the scathing report, by the commons defence select committee, says the army has been left with tanks which are "increasingly" outdated. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. borisjohnson says the upcoming defence review will end and era of retreat and transform britains armed forces. but this report raises serious questions as to whether the ministry of def...

Struggling to put it politely. they have hired private security companies, frustration then south africa, to help out, with mixed results and much controversy. —— first russia then south africa. and still then south africa. and still the exodus continues, many fleeing by boat as a once tranquil corner of africa sinks into chaos and despair. andrew harding, bbc news. plenty more available on that story on the bbc website. get in touch with us on twitter as well. time for the sport. with europ...

To run for their lives. the conditions are bleak. so are the stories that people have carried with them. "many children from our village are here alone. their mothers were abducted," says amina. "they took my 14—year—old granddaughter," says alberto carlos. "i can only guess whats happened to her." against the militants, mozambiques army and police are struggling, to put it politely. they have hired private security companies — first russian, then south african — to help out, with mixed ...

Their mothers were abducted," says amina. "they took my 14—year—old granddaughter," says alberto carlos. "i can only guess whats happened to her." against the militants, mozambiques army and police are struggling, to put it politely. they have hired private security companies — first russian, then south african — to help out, with mixed results and much controversy. and still the exodus of civilians continues. many have fled by boat, as a once tranquil corner of africa sinks into chaos a...

"i can only guess what�*s happened to her." against the militants, mozambique�*s army and police are struggling, to put it politely. they have hired private security companies — first russian, then south african — to help out, with mixed results and much controversy. and still the exodus of civilians continues. many have fled by boat, as a once tranquil corner of africa sinks into chaos and despair. andrew harding, bbc news, in northern mozambique. the headlines on bbc news... scotland y...