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As we head into winter? yesterday he refused to trigger plan b. can the parliamentary undersecretary tell us what is the criteria for triggering plan b? newspapers today report of a plan see, of no households mixing, being considered. a lockdown by the back door, madam deputy speaker. when the business secretary ruled out a lockdown yesterday, was that just another example of him making things up as he goes along in interviews? the minister of state said on the radio today that it is not something actively being considered. no, the qualifying advert actively. we don't want a return to the dark...

Before i do, mr speaker, i want to underline our commitment to keeping the house informed. yesterday's announcement on the procurement of new antiviral treatments was made to parliament via a written ministerial statement. the purpose of the secretary of states press conference was to appeal directly to the public to come forward for their vaccines, including the 4.7 million people over the age of 18 in england who haven't accepted the vaccine. and the need for those eligible to take up the need for those eligible to take up the offer of a boosterjab as we pursue plan a to its full extent. i t...

Situation now then. lots of issues. there are minor delays on the circle line, the district line is part suspended. the overground, piccadilly line and tfl rail all have delays too. so it's worth checking before you travel. it was the busiest rush—hour on the cheap since the first lockdown yesterday. on to the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's another warm, dry and sunny day of weather today across the capital. very similar to how it was yesterday. another mild start to the morning. temperatures in the mid teens in celsius for many of us, and there is poor visibil...

All before things turn colour and thundery. a full forecast in half—an—hour. —— cooler. a record number of people are currently waiting for nhs hospital treatment in england, because of delays caused by the pandemic. yesterday, the government announced £5.a billion to help the health service manage ongoing pressures and to tackle the backlog. but, ministers say the situation will get worse before it gets better. our correspondent, zoe conway, has been speaking to some of those affected by delayed treatment. it is one of the very last days of summer in sussex. the kind of day members o...

His parents when they came to pick him up for spring break. >> scott mcclain is live in mt. pleasant, michigan for us. and scott, what more are we learning about the suspect here? sounds like an awful crime. >> reporter: yeah, so this suspect put this campus on lockdown yesterday. students were forced to stay inside the buildings with the doors locked, the blinds drawn after shots were fired on the four floor of this residence building on campus. it was several hours until police were able to safely evacuate people from those buildings. and it was more than 12 hours until police actually am pr...