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Of coronavirus with ba set grateful to them and to the imams to report heavy losses this morning. Ill speak to boss willie walsh, and the religious leaders for the work they had been doing to allow live, here at heathrow. People to celebrate eid in a covid newcastle fans are left confused and secure way. Tom asks, are people from these areas travel . Can someone heartbroken as the controversial Saudi Arabian takeover of their club is called off. After weeks of from these areas travel . Can someo...

And the careers being stopped before theyve even begun the number of apprentices made redundant during the pandemic was two thirds higher than in 2019. Hello and welcome to bbc news, im annita mcveigh. We begin today with further promising news this morning about a third vaccine. The oxford Coronavirus Vaccine shows a strong immune response in adults in their 60s and 70s, raising hopes that it can protect age groups most at risk of illness from the virus. Researchers say the phase two findings, ...

Were going to be behind by weeks Prince William has tentatively or months being able to put together welcomed an independent investigation by the bbc into how the whole initiative relating Martin Bashir secured to the biggest promise we have, an interview with his mother, Princess Diana in 1995. With two Drug Companies coming along and, the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, and finding 95 effectiveness, says hell make a visit efficiency in the vaccines, which is an enormous promise. To the Isr...

Campaign for schools to teach self defence in her memory. They will be here to talk to us later. Good morning. The government wants to ban petrol, diesel or hybrid cars as early as 2032. But are we really ready . Ill ask to the boss of one of the worlds biggest car makers. Good morning. Late drama in south africa as england fluff their lines and lose their opening t20 international by a single run. Good morning. We have a band of heavy rain moving northwards and eastwards. Snow across Northern E...

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