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Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The Prime Minister says he will begin to look in mid february at what lockdown restrictions in england might be relaxed when its expected the most vulnerable groups of people will have been vaccinated. Pressure is growing for the government to set out a plan to reopen schools amid concerns that children in england are missing out on vital education for too long. The Prime Minister wouldnt commit when asked about reopening schools before easter. Our Political...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Joining me are lucy fisher deputy Political Editor, the Daily Telegraph and jack blanchard, uk Political Editor at politico. Lets start with the telegraph, and it reports concerns raised by scientists that people might start ignoring covid rules once theyve been vaccinated. Unions say firms are using secret software to spy on staff working from home during the pandemic. Thats in the metro. The times says jab...

Horrible. Supporters of the jailed russian activist Alexei Navalny have been arrested after he urged people to protest against president putins government. The fbi vets all 25,000 National Guard troops on duty in washington for wednesdays inauguration looking for possible right wing extremists. And risking temperatures of up to 70 to scale the worlds second highest mountain, the nepalese mountaineers tell the bbc about their historic ascent. The head of the World Health Organization has said wer...

Welcome to bbc news. In a moment, viewers on bbc one will be joining us for a full round up of todays headlines with mishal husain. First, the Health Secretary matt hancock says 77 cases of the South African variant of covid have been found here in the uk. But he says all have links to International Travel and theres no evidence that its spreading in the community. He also said we are a long way from restrictions being eased, despite a Record Number of daily vaccinations. 0ur Political Correspon...

Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines. A record day for vaccines in england yesterday more than 444,000 doses were registered. But the Health Secretary issues a warning to those who have had them. We dont yet know how much the vaccine impacts on how much you transmit the virus, so thats why its so important that people continue to stay at home after theyve had the vaccine. Police fines as more than 300 people attend an illegal rave in east london. 0rganisers reportedly locked the doors from the...

Trumps second impeachment moving to the senate. Indian media reporting a fierce brawl between indian and chinese troops in flare up along their disputed border. Concern over new variants of covid i9 are leading to tougher travel restrictions around the world. One of those variants originated in the uk. This is the Governments Health secretary. As we have throughout this unprecedented crisis, we are learning more all the time, and the new variant that was first discovered in kent, which comprises...

Reported killed. Germany says the expulsion of the cia top official was inevitable after the latest spying allegation. Hello. The u. S. Secretary of state john kerry has arrived in afghanistan where hell meet both candidates of the disputed election. Hes warned the future of the country hangs in the balance. Hes met one of the candidate who is now says he supports an extensive order of the polls. The report shows he won 56 of the report. Heres what he had to say a short time ago. Our commitment ...

Countries in europe. The controversial leader hussain raises violence in karachi. In the program a, unforgettable aaron is talking about being forgotten. Theres a right passed saying we all have the right to be forgotten on the web. Heres the problem . Who should implement it and who should fit the bill . Well ask who will be the winners and losers with the law . Hello. Sit midday in london, 7 00 a. M. Washington, 2 00 p. M. In the syrian capital damascus where despite three years of civil wars,...

Hello, everyone. There have been new violent protests with a man shot dead in Rio De Janeiro less than two months before brazil hosts the football world cup. Sparked by the death of a 26yearold dancer famous for television apeernlss. Families say police beat him after mistaking him for a drug dealer. Armed police were deployed when the unrest spread into the tourist copa cabana district. Reporter two of rios main streets running parallel to copacabana beach closed to traffic as police try to con...

Of all women in europe have been physically or sexually abused. The most e tensive survey of its kind also reveals one in 20 women say theyve been raped. The smog thats choking china, the countrys Prime Minister blames it on inefficient and blind development. Also in the program, aaron is here looking at more of those challenges facing beijing. Its all about steering the worlds second largest economy in the right direction. Leaders are talking a leaner, cleaner growth tackling everything from sm...