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Day by the end of the month. and we'll be putting all your questions on the omicron variant and the booster campaign to the experts in your questions answered. you can get in touch on twitter using the hashtag bbcyourquestions, or email at yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. that will be at 2.30 this afternoon. let's take a look now at what's making the news across the uk. health services in the north west are facing a huge challenge to offer all adults who qualify, a covid boosterjab by the end of this month. some health appointments will have to be postponed, and the army's being drafted in to help. an...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. doctors leaders welcome moves to ease the workload of gps in england so they can focus on the covid booster rollout — but some patients�* groups say postponing services could be dangerous. a campaign begins encouraging expectant mothers to get vaccinated. unvaccinated mums who were severely ill with coronavirus tell their stories. dozens of troops have been deployed to northumberland to help people whose homes are still without power eight days after storm arwen. the parents of a teenager accused of the fatal shooting of four us high school stude...

Power companies say they hope to restore supplies to the majority of homes later today. european ministers — minus the uk home secretary priti patel — are at a meeting in calais to discuss how to stop migrants crossing the channel. also this hour — author chimamanda ngozi adichie talks about the responsibilities that come with being seen by many as a �*feminist icon�* in 100 women in conversation. that's in half an hour's time at 2.30 here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary sajid javid says the government "could not have acted more swiftly" in i...

We were told that it - would be helping people. so, you know, you felt guilty. and if it wasn't quite right, l we were told to do it again. and so, you're in distress, i then try to act, you know... and it was just so unethical. as the popularity and amount of mental health treatment online increases, there are growing calls to look at tightening up the regulations in the industry, to make sure that treatment is helping patients and not harming them. jordan dunbar, bbc news. and you can watch the programme "i can cure you: online mental health cures" here on the bbc news channel on saturday th...

We were told that it - would be helping people, so, you know, you felt guilty. and if it wasn't quite right, l we were told to do it again. and so, you're in distress, - then trying to act, and you know... and it was just so unethical. as the popularity and amount of mental health treatment online increases, there are growing calls to look at tightening up the regulations in the industry, to make sure that treatment is helping patients and not harming them. jordan dunbar, bbc news. and you can watch the programme "i can cure you: online mental health cures" here on the bbc news channel on satu...