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The former domestic intelligence agency chief is detained on suspicion of high treason. a boost to the travel industry — demand forforeign holidays has increased, after uk testing rules were eased. more on all those stories coming up at the top of the now on bbc news its time for hardtalk. stephen sackur speaks to author and journalist sathnam sanghera whose bestselling book empireland takes a critical look at britains imperial past. welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. wherever we live in ...

Towards tomorrow morning. temperatures wont be as low, down between two or three degrees. but tomorrow will be a chillier day and the outlook is unsettled and often quite chilly. enjoy your day. just a reminder — the a21 sevenoaks bypass is currently shut southbound, thats from the m25 turn—off good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today. no vax? no entry. the worlds top ranked tennis player novak djokovic faces deportation from australia ahead of ...

And a boost to the travel industry — as demands for foreign holiday bookings increase after testing rules were eased. hello, good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. welcome to bbc news. novak djokovic has applied for leave to remain in australia on the grounds that he had covid last month. his lawyers said he was given a medical exemption from the countrys vaccine rules by the organisers of the australian open. but he was refused entry by immigration officials when he landed in melbourne on wedne...

Today, what can we expect? there are a few interesting politics _ today, what can we expect? there are a few interesting politics going - today, what can we expect? there are a few interesting politics going on i a few interesting politics going on here, borisjohnson said he would recommend to the cabinet that plan b stay in place and so thats him trying to show that he is a little bit more collegiate and working better than his colleagues after all the trouble he had at the end of last year. �...

The i leads on 100,000 key workers involved in food, transport and borders will receive daily covid tests, says the prime minister. however, in the guardian, he admits parts of the nhs could be overwhelmed in the coming weeks, as hospital trusts declare critical incidents amid staff shortages and covid patients. the mirror continues, saying ambulance chiefs are asking patients with chest pain to get a lift to a&e, with emergency crews could take up to two hours to arrive. the daily telegraph cla...

You are meeting indoors limit the number of households in your group to three at most and keep windows open and follow advice on hygiene. i want to record my thanks to everyone across the country who continues to do all of this and played their part in helping us through this latest very challenging phase of the pandemic. thank you very much and im happy now to take questions. the first minister will now take questions _ first minister will now take questions on _ first minister will now take qu...

Its hoped the easing of testing rules will improve access to pcr tests for people with symptoms and key workers, following supply issues. northern ireland, scotland and wales have already implemented this change. if you dont do a pcr test, then you wont have the confirmatory test, because we know the pcr test is more accurate. and, also, if there are not pcr tests from the people who are isolating, then there is less genomic sequencing that will go on, so that may mean it is more difficult to tr...

But doesnt have symptoms, no longer needs to take a pcr from today. its hoped the ease to testing rules will improve access to pcr tests for people with symptoms and key workers, following supply issues. northern ireland, scotland and wales have already implemented this change. security forces in kazakhstan detained nearly 10,000 people during last weeks protests, which were triggered by a rise in fuel prices. dozens were killed in the violence, which has been described by the president of kazak...

Gray is the civil servant leaving the investigation —— leading. let me know what you were doing on the 20th of may during that first lockdown and whether you want to hear the prime minister state immediately whether or not he was at drinks party in the downing street garden. anyone who records a positive lateral flow test in england, but doesnt have symptoms, no longer needs to take a pcr from today. its hoped the relaxation of testing rules will improve the speed of pcr tests for key worker...

Testing. there have been changes in testing rules, reinfection is apart from in wales arent counted. but with hospital admissions we can also see last week they looked like they were plateauing nationally, but some regions of england have still seen them rising. but this week, all regions are seeing the corner turned. it is very much the best case scenario territory when the morning warnings were made before christmas, the current levels of about 2000 hospitalisations per day, so that is giving ...