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Decades on the throne. and who's afraid of the big brown bear? not this american teenager, who fought it off to save her three pet dogs. the prime minister has defended a cash injection for "catch—up" learning in schools in england and confirmed this lunchtime there will be more money later, in addition to the £1.4 billion announced this morning. that amount has been condemned as a damp squib by teachers�* leaders. labour also says the plans don't go far enough. it's understood the treasury was unwilling to commit to a more ambitious plan, costing about £10 billion. our education corresp...

With a virus which has changed all our lives. naomi grimley, bbc news. this lunchtime, the prime minister has been asked about whether the final step of unwinding restrictions in england can go ahead on 21stjune. let's listen to what he said. ican i can see nothing in the data at the moment that means we can't go ahead with step four or the opening on june the 21st, but we have got to be so cautious because there is no question the awareness data on infection rates is showing an increase. we always knew that was going to happen. we always said the unlocking steps we have taken would lead to in...

The prime minister has been speaking about the government's plans in this lunchtime. of course, there is going to be more coming down the track, but don't forget this is a huge amount that we are spending, on top of the £14 billion we spent as soon as we came in to increase the funding for primary schoolchildren, secondary schoolchildren, make sure every teacher started on a starting salary of £30,000. what we are now doing is the biggest tutoring programme anywhere in the world. there is no question that many kids are incredibly resilient, they bounced back very well from the pandemic, but ...

Government plans to help schoolchildren catch up on education they've missed out on during the pandemic there'll be £11; billion for extra tuition for pupils in england who've fallen behind, but teaching unions call the plans a damp squib and hugely disappointing. we'll be live at westminster with analysis of the government's plans. also this lunchtime... the uk's latest coronavirus data looks encouraging — according to a leading government adviser — amid the debate on whether to end restrictions in england this month. body cams for paramedics amid a rising wave of attacks on ambulance st...

She'll be celebrating seven decades on the throne. and who's afraid of the big brown bear? not this american teenager, who fought it off to save her three pet dogs. coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, on the bbc news channel, fans return to lord's. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's a row this lunchtime over the government's plans to help school children in england catch up on education they've missed out on because of the pandemic. the government is promising