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Its wednesday morning, welcome to bbc news im victoria derbyshire, here are the headliness. questions for the government about russian interference in the uk after a highly critcal report says the risk was badly underestimated. ministers says theyre looking at new security laws. i do think its very important that we are all one step ahead of that and that is why, as i say, we will be looking at the activities of hostile states and what additional powers can be granted and whilst there is work th...

Hello, good morning. welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire and here are the headlines: if youre a teacher, doctor, prison officer or police officer — youre one of 900,000 public sector workers getting an above—inflation pay rise. alongside some of the pension enhancements weve seen over the past couple of years, this means theyre making significant advances in pay, which is both right, but also a reward for the work theyve done over the last few months. and if you are a doctor, teacher...

They are reminiscent of something we have not seen for a long, long time. this is from a leading member of the international community that wants to be taken seriously. and we want a positive relationship with them, but we cannot say behaviour like that and not call it out.

In the end, isnt it? it is and these filters need changing every day but they are standard ones you can buy online and the whole mask can be fully disinfected. is it comfortable? it certainly fitjust right and the edges do feel quite soft so i think if i worked in a job where i had to wear this all day then i could see the benefit. but it does feel a little over the top to just go and buy some groceries. and that is it for the shortcut of click this week. in the full—length version there is al...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the nhs in england is to get £3 billion of extra funding to help it cope if theres a second wave

Warnings to stay at home, instead marching to where they feel they belong.

Hello to viewers in the uk join those around the world. and now time to ta ke those around the world. and now time to take a look at the international and national front pages to take a look at the international and nationalfront pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, who is the editor of labour list, and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. lets look at tomorrows front pages. the telegraph l...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines... the economic impact of coronavirus — the number of uk workers on payrolls falls by nearly two thirds of a million since before the lockdown. a result of the support the government has provided, £160 billion worth of support throughout this pandemic, we have also supported 9.4 million jobs through the furloughed scheme. nearly a third of uk businesses expect to cutjobs in the next three months — the highest figure ever recorded by the british cha...

Tonight at ten: the unequivocal evidence of climate change revealed by international scientists led by the uk met office. they say a prolonged heatwave in the siberian arctic this year would be impossible without man—made global warming. here in the uk and the rest of europe, the findings are of serious concern, because the arctic drives much of the weather we experience. six main weather systems around the uk, and four of those six comes from the polar regions, all from the arctic directly, s...

Of —24 celsius tonight. so i better rug up. its been bringing rain and drizzle through the night but what makes this festival across northern extra special is that the instruments and western areas. it continues to progress are actually made on the day further southwards and from nearby ice. eastwards. among the line—up this year is everything from ice horns to ice drums and ice didgeridoos. so, under the clear skies further south and east, the concert‘s only hours away, its not going to b...