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enjoying the limelight after her win at the us open emma raducanu at one of fashion s biggest events of the year, new york s annual met gala. keeping stonehenge standing the ancient monument undergoes its first major repairs in more than 60 years. and after a bit of a dalmstad, western areas should brighten up today. through central england we could see as much as i want to s worth of rainfall. that could cause minor flooding. worth of rainfall. that could cause minorflooding. details on breakfast. good morning. it s tuesday, the 14th of september. our top story. a uk wide plan for covid booster jabs for the over 50s is expected to be set out by ministers this afternoon. it will form part of a strategy to manage the pandemic this winter, after it was confirmed last night that children aged 12 to 15 in england will be offered a single vaccine dose from next week. our health correspondent
members and people are still are on furlough and when that unwinds at the end of this month, 70% are saying they will see more redundancies. so this is a really hard news story for the people who are working, but also the companies themselves who are right on the edge as we go into the winter season now. it s thousands of years old and one of the world s most famous prehistoric monuments. the question is, how do you keep stonehenge standing? after assessing the stones, english heritage has launched a major conservation project to keep the site safe for the future, as john maguire has been finding out. metal scaffolding may be an incongruous sight next to the ancient structure. and it will be taken down every evening over the next few weeks, such is the determination to keep stonehenge open and looking as normal as possible. this conservation work is, in itself, historic. the last time something of this scale was undertaken was more than 60 years ago, when the ladders were wooden, you c
applause. slovakia sjewish community is now only a couple of thousand people. decades after exhibiting one of the toughest anti jewish laws in europe, a continent, according to the pope, in which the threat of anti semitism is still lurking. richard forrest, bbc news. it s thousands of years old and one of the world s most famous prehistoric monuments. the question is, how do you keep stonehenge standing? well, after assessing the stones, english heritage has launched a major conservation project to keep the site safe for the future, as the bbc sjohn maguire has been finding out. metal scaffolding may be an incongruous site next to the ancient structure. and it will be taken down every evening over the next few weeks. such is the determination to keep stonehenge open and looking as normal as possible. this
our attention to a couple of other stories here this afternoon. it s thousands of years old and one of the world s most famous prehistoric monuments, but how do you keep stonehenge standing? after assessing the stones, english heritage has launched a major conservation project to keep the site safe for the future, as the bbc sjohn maguire has been finding out. metal scaffolding may be an incongruous sight next to the ancient structure. and it will be taken down every evening over the next few weeks, such is the determination to keep stonehenge open and looking as normal as possible. this conservation work is, in itself, historic. the last time something of this scale was undertaken was more than 60 years ago, when the ladders were wooden, you could smoke a pipe while working, and protective headgear was a woolly hat. much has changed over the decades, but the problems remain. a few years ago we did do a laser scan of every single stone, so we got a very good record now of all the crack