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About the new mass vaccination hubs. the mirror goes with "the big jab fightback starts today" as its headline. the paper reports the centres are capable of inoculating four people every minute. we are going to be live at one of them in epsom this morning. and on the day the uks vaccination programme is given a boost, the suns headline reads, "vax the way to do it!" they are talking about volunteers to help with the vaccination programme. we know this fellow, joe wicks. "get your pe kit on" — ...

The government sets out its plan to vaccinate the most vulnerable adults for coronavirus by mid february, all adults by the autumn. the rate of vaccinations is increasing — including a quarter of older care home residents. so far, across the uk, weve given 2.6 million doses to 2.3 million people. well be looking at the details of the plan and whether the government is likely to meet its target. also tonight. the hospitals seeing increasing numbers of younger patients in their 30s and 40s. covi...

Is going to get worse, there is no way around it. at this level of transmission on the level of increase of transmission severely, it is just total logic and of course those who have got the most influence which includes professor chris whitty are the ones who can persuade the government to do the right thing and ensure that there is more strict and not less strict measures than in march. but these must be underpinned by good support for people and that does not happen the last time. we need goo...

This is bbc news. im shaun ley. the headlines at six... more than 80,000 people have now died in the uk within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. during the course of the pandemic. a new campaign in the uk is urging people to abide by lockdown rules. scientists and public health officials warn even tougher restrictions may still be necessary. the queen, whos 94, and the duke of edinburgh, whos 99, receive their first covid—19 vaccinations at windsor castle. an indonesian passengerjet has c...

This is bbc news. im shaun ley. the headlines at six... more than 80,000 people have now died in the uk within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. during the course of the pandemic. a new campaign in the uk is urging people to abide by lockdown rules. scientists and public health officials warn even tougher restrictions may still be necessary. the queen, whos 94, and the duke of edinburgh, whos 99, receive their first covid—19 vaccinations at windsor castle. an indonesian passengerjet has c...

On the show, though, have been in china. theres been some incredible technology that ive seen there, and one of the most amazing things was actually getting to play sport with robots. whoa! laughs. the robot is designed to be as much like a human player as possible. its eyes are the hd cameras at the back of the court. these computers send prediction data on where the shuttlecock will fall back to the robot via bluetooth. is there any more news on that badminton robot? yeah, theyre still — the...

Some rain further south across scotland and northern ireland. but i think for the southern half of the uk you are more likely to stay dry. look at those temperatures, back to double figures in the south, something we have not seen for a few weeks. so a bit of a north—south split, and that story continues through the middle part of next week. we are likely to see low pressure systems moving gradually across the uk, but later in the week it does look like high pressure will build in from the sou...

For the show as well — to israel, las vegas, china. how has it all been for you, jen? its been absolutely amazing and its so lovely to see everybody today. my favourite times i think on the show, though, have been in china. theres been some incredible technology that ive seen there, and one of the most amazing things was actually getting to play sport with robots. whoa! laughs the robot is designed to be as much like a human player as possible. its eyes are the hd cameras at the back of the co...

And that will start to lift the temperatures for many. still cold across the south. frosty start for the vast majority on sunday, but plenty of sunshine here. always a bit more cloud further north. sunny spells, wettest weather in parts of scotland, but temperatures by this stage around 5—7 celsius, getting closerto where we should be for the time of year. then as we go into next week, it looks that atlantic influence will continue even more, pushing rain at times to the north and west, but hi...

To israel, las vegas, china. how has it all been for you, jen? its been absolutely amazing and its so lovely to see everybody today. my favourite times i think on the show, though, have been in china. theres been some incredible technology that ive seen there, and one of the most amazing things was actually getting to play sport with robots. whoa! laughs. the robot is designed to be as much like a human player as possible. its eyes are the hd cameras at the back of the court. these computers sen...