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into a new year national lockdown. most people will find themselves in tier two, where hospitality venues will be closed unless they serve a substa ntial meal . right now, for hospitality, all the tiers are a version of waterboarding for our industry. we re allowed out for a brief gasp of fiscal oxygen, and we re slammed back down. and people are warned by the chief medical officer not to hug or kiss their grandparents at christmas, to protect the most vulnerable. also tonight. regular testing in scotland s care homes should have happened much earlier an admission from the first minister on her handling of the pandemic. the death of a premature baby in hampshire in 2001 led to a 20 year cover up by health workers and authorities, according to an official inquiry. and in argentina, many thousands of fans turn out to pay their respects to the great maradona. and coming up in sport on bbc news napoli players all wear maradona s number ten shirt ahead of their europa ....
industry and unease in the house of commons also tonight. at last, after 20 years of campaigning by baby elizabeth s dixon s parents an inquiry says there was a cover up into their daughter s death. from teaching assistants to rubbish collectors will they really be better off after the chancellor s spending review. ready, steady, go! and coming up people of worcester raised hundreds of thousands for oscar s cancer treatment now he s well enough to turn on the christmas lights. hello and welcome. next week, when the national lockdown comes to an end, 55 million people in england that s more than nine out of ten people will find themselves in the toughest two tiers of coronavirus retsrictions. the details, announced by the health secretary matt hancock, have already sparked unease among the government s own backbenchers and accusations that the north of england has come off worse. you can see why when you look at a map of england. many cities across northern ....
next wednesday but what people can and can t do within the tiers has changed. the government will review the restrictions in england every 1a days with the first review on 16 december. our north of england correspondent danny savage reports from yorkshire. this, it turns out, was aspirational thinking in hull. there was an infection rate of 776 per 100,000 people a couple of weeks ago. no surprise here, then, that they re going into the new tier 3. during the first lockdown, the only people that i knew were a friend of a friend s auntie who had it, really, in this area, but more so, i ve got children at school, and they ve got friends that have contracted it, friends‘ parents that have contracted it. people here say not enough locals have stuck to the rules, while some are sticklers for them. it s absolutely rife. my husband s been self isolating since well before. he s on the extreme list, so we have to be everything careful. and you re happy for that to go on for so ....
the three tier system next wednesday but what people can and can t do within the tiers has changed. the government will review the restrictions in england every 1a days with the first review on 16 december. our north of england correspondent danny savage reports from yorkshire. this, it turns out, was aspirational thinking in hull. there was an infection rate of 776 per 100,000 people a couple of weeks ago. no surprise here, then, that they re going into the new tier 3. during the first lockdown, the only people that i knew were a friend of a friend s auntie who had it, really, in this area, but more so, i ve got children at school, and they ve got friends that have contracted it, friends‘ parents that have contracted it. people here say not enough locals have stuck to the rules, while some are sticklers for them. it s absolutely rife. my husband s been self isolating since well before. he s on the extreme list, so we have to be everything careful. and you re happy ....
market to close early.. thousands of turkeys are to be culled after a second outbreak of highly contagious bird flu in norfolk. coming up at 7.45: a look at this week s latest hollywood releases in the film review. he s played it boldly. that could be, that could be magical. and we ll remember peter alliss, the voice of golf, who s died aged 89. good evening. the uk s chief brexit negotiator is back in brussels, in a last ditch attempt to secure a trade deal with the eu. as he arrived, lord frost said they were ‘working very hard to secure an agreement. a phone call last night between the prime minister and the european commission president failed to get a breakthrough, and time is now running out. the environment secretary, george eustice, said a trade deal could still be done, but accepted the talks were in a very difficult position . our political correspondent chris mason reports. back in brussels, the uk s chief negotiator for the last roll of the dice in trade ....