a moment to rememberfor all associated with bristol's bears. 12 yea rs associated with bristol's bears. 12 years away from the top level of european rug to be, this was the moment they returned. this season's european cup is different. it's shorter with more teams and less walls. the standard though remains as ever. bristol soon found out. just three minutes past when kothari scored. if this is meant to be a celebration, they did not get the message. two celebration, they did not get the message. two more celebration, they did not get the message. two more tries followed as the french side loved 2i—0 after 20 minutes. —— front side lead. six tries scored in the first half and six more would follow after the restart. this half, bristol struck early. the deficit was down to just eight points. but as bristol got close, three more tries scored including the french side easing to victory. not without a late bristol backlash. two more tries meant they secured a bonus point. bristol weren't the only english side to lose to the french opposition. sale's match ended in defeat as they we r

this half, bristol struck early. randles converted the deficit down to just eight points, but as britt up close, clement through their class. the french side easing to victory. not without a late bristol backlash, to more tries meaning they severed a bonus point —— secured a bonus point. sale's opening match also ended in defeat as they were beaten by toulon. put them into a 26—0 lead. sale showed fight with two tries of their own in the last 15 minutes, but it was too little, too late. bath's miserable run continues as a lost at home to sca rlett‘s. run continues as a lost at home to scarlett‘s. this try from kieran hardy and a late penalty seen a 23-19 hardy and a late penalty seen a 23—19 when. ben spencer's effort was just short of the try line. eight european matches without a win now for bath, around that stretches back nearly two michael redford, bbc news. lets take a quick look at some of the other headlines. england's matt fitzpatrick tapped in this birdie on the 18th to go joint top of the leade

jon kay's in bristol for us tonight. i guess what we all want to know is what bristol has done so right that they have moved down? the government says that it is because cases here have levelled off and because the nhs appears to be coping at the moment and the mayor of bristol has thanked people here and said they have done a good job in driving the rates down. but i have to say, even he is surprised by this. he was expecting that bristol would stay in tier 3, that these pubs and restau ra nts tier 3, that these pubs and restaurants would stay shut and he is warning tonight that unless people are careful and cautious in the days and weeks ahead, that there could be what he calls a whiplash of new cases in the days ahead. this is a really good example ofjust how mixed the restrictions are now across the country. if you step out of bristol in one direction into north somerset, well, hospitality they're also celebrating an reopening as they come out of tier 3. in the opposite direction into south gloucestershire, they are

mike meredith has the story from bristol, virginia. >> from above bristol looks like wednesday but look closely and you'll see the state line separating tennessee and virginia runs right through downtown. forcing bristol businesses to comply with different health restrictions to the other side of the street they are run. >> glenn cook and champion striking and fitness in bristol, virginia, is in remains open for now. >> any classes that involve close contact with a person. >> is covid-19 cases surge he knows it is possible restrictions could be a impose. >> it can be aggravating. is being closed, that's not going to help at all. >> last month virginia place new limits on in person gatherings and alcohol sales. the decision impact event spaces including bristol's new boutique. >> it is disappointing a lot of holiday parties, we are looking at weddings for next year. we had quite a few inquiries. >> on county which encompasses bristol has not enacted the same restrictions, virginia's governor calls a health hazard. >> people routinely cross state lines to work, shop and visit their famili

at the site in avonmouth near bristol. still more details to emerge so we will keep an eye on that explosion that happened this morning. there we will just talk that happened this morning. there we willjust talk a that happened this morning. there we will just talk a little that happened this morning. there we willjust talk a little bit that happened this morning. there we will just talk a little bit about a bit of business news. customers at topshop and other arcadia brands will only be able to use gift cards for half their purchases, the company has said, after collapsing into administration on monday. it means someone with a £10 voucher must spend at least £20 to redeem it in full. our business presenter sima kotecha joins us now. it could be an awful lot of people out there with these gift cards so tell us more. there is a lot of anger and frustration, we have seen that on social media, heard it on the high street. let's rewind back to monday, that is when arcadia went into administration. as you say, it owned brands

his daughter—in—law said he was a local bristol legend. the speed of it and shock of it has left us speed of it and shock of it has left us all absolutely devastated. we are reeling from it. we can't believe it's happened. he was larger than life and i always say i thought he would outlive all of us. all this a reminder of the cruel reality of covid and y vaccine doses like these are so covid and y vaccine doses like these are so important. some have been in transit to the uk on the eurotunnel from the pfizer plant in belgium. phase one of the uk roll—out will start next week and health leaders are encouraged. if we can get through the phase one and it's a highly effective vaccine and there is very, very high uptake, then we could, in theory, take out 99% of hospitalisations and deaths. some major hospitals like this one have been designated as vaccine centres. it is understood the policy in england will require them to prioritise patients who are 80 or over, for example those coming in for appointments. nhs staff and care home workers w

correspondent mark meredith has the story tonight for bristol, virginia. >> bristol looks like one city but look closely and you'll see the state line separating tennessee and virginia runs right through downtown -- depending on which side of the street they are on. >> it is challenging for a business owner for sure. >> 's jim remains open for now. >> if you're doing any classes that involve close contact they require a mask. >> as covid cases surge, he knows it's possible more restrictions could be imposed. it would be aggregating to see. >> virginia put limits on in person gatherings and alcohol sales, including bristol's new boutique hotel. >> it's very disappointing, a lot of holiday parties have postponed, we are looking at getting weddings for next year, we have quite a few inquiries. >> sullivan county which in companies bristol, tennessee, so far has not enacted the same restrictions, virginia's governor call it a health hazard. >> people routinely cross state lines to work, shop come and visit their families. what happens in other states affects us. >> bristol businesses appear

his daughter—in—law anna said he was a local bristol legend. the speed of it, the shock of it has left us all absolutely devastated. we're reeling from it. we can't believe it's happened. he was larger than life and i always say i thought he would outlive all of us. all this a reminder of the cruel reality of covid and why vaccine doses like these are so important. some have been brought into the uk on eurotunnel from the manufacturer pfizer's plant in belgium. phase one of the roll—out will start next week, and health leaders are encouraged. if we can get through the phase one and it's a highly effective vaccine and there is very, very high uptake, then we could, in theory, take out 99% of hospitalisations and deaths. some major hospitals, like this one, have been designated as vaccine centres. it's understood that the policy in england will require them to prioritise patients who are 80 or over, for example those coming in for appointments. nhs staff and care home workers will be invited in for theirjabs. the first minister said scotland's

bristol are leading ten points to three — just starting the second half there. both those sides lost their opening games, so a win is important for their hopes. callum smith lost his unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez. alvarez, widely regarded as one of the best pound—for—pound boxers on the planet, takes smiths wba belt takes smith's wba belt and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. i made the weight ok. there's no excuses from me. he's a good fighter. i've lost to a pound—for—pound star. i don't know, ijust think, there could have been a better version of me tonight, but it is what it is. we turned up, i performed, he performed, and he was the better man tonight. andy murray beat the current british number1 dan evans, in the latest ‘battle of the brits' event at the national tennis centre in london. murray served and moved well, after six weeks of pre—season training. he took the first set on a tie break, and won the second as dan evans called his

bristol had been 14—nil but staged a fightback. piers o'conor‘s try helping pull them to within two points. they kept pressing until the very end and a penalty from sam bedlow snatched the 18—17 win. bristol move to second ahead of the rest of the weekend's fixtures but northampton stay second botttom having lost all three of their games so far. despite never having scored a point in his 36 races spanning two years in formula one, george russell topped the timesheets in friday practice for the sakhir grand prix in bahrain. it was of course probably helped by the fact the 22 year old briton was driving lewis hamilton's car. the world champion is missing due to coronavirus. but russell was still almost a third of a second quicker than mercedes team mate valtteri bottas. max verstappen was second to russell in both sessions. britain'sjudd trump has made it into the semi—finals of the uk snooker championship. the world number one was pushed all the way in his quarterfinal by kyren wilson. it went to a deciding frame, which trump

that's what one couple from bristol have done. alex mumford and buffy cracknell were among hundreds of people who applied to live and work on the isle of rum, 30 miles off the west coast of scotland, after seeing an advert asking for new residents. with the winter cold and the nights drawing in, the couple arrived this week. both of us have always enjoyed being kind of in the middle of nowhere or in the countryside, but when we went away to new zealand last year, we knew that it was something we wanted to do long—term. we didn't know specifically where, but when this came up, we knew it was something we'd both really enjoy. so the area that we live in at the moment is bristol. yeah, we walk, there is a parkjust close by where we get our... walks in. our nature fix! it's just a small flat in a block of flats. we'd seen it on the telly and in pictures and that's as far as we went. we googled it an awful lot. here is our van, all packed and ready to go. took part of the day yesterday and a few more hours and part of the afternoon t

his daughter—in—law, anna, said he was a local bristol legend. the speed of it, the shock of it has left us all absolutely devastated. we're reeling from it. we can't believe it's happened. he was larger than life and i always say i thought he would outlive all of us. all this a reminder of the cruel reality of covid and why vaccine doses like these are so important. some have been in transit to the uk on eurotunnel from the manufacturer pfizer's plant in belgium. phase one of the uk roll—out will start next week and health leaders are encouraged. if we can get through the phase one and it's a highly effective vaccine and there is very, very high uptake, then we could, in theory, take out 99% of hospitalisations and deaths. some major hospitals, like this one, have been designated as vaccine centres. it's understood that the policy in england will require them to prioritise patients who are 80 or over, for example those coming in for appointments. nhs staff and care home workers will be invited in for theirjabs. the first minister said scotland

to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest judging by our end bristol she is deputy leader of the workers' party of britain as well as all other of the drive to war against russia in china and in budapest we crossed to george w. well he he is an author and a you tuber at the capitol or across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to bristol here give me give me and give our viewers the case for giving either a part or dismissal of charges against. because as we all know they do in the rumor mills swirling that trump is contemplating a pardon of joining us i should also add when it is known. and give the case to our viewers. well of course in any kind of justice system no case would ever been brought in the 1st place in my view it's not a pardon we want but it dismissal of the case there is no case to julian assange is guilty of facilitating the truth of publishing facts nobody has ever disputed anything that unionists are published he was very careful despite the way that he's been presented he was always very

john maguire, bbc news, avonmouth near bristol. the time is 1:19pm. our top story this lunchtime: downing street says post—brexit trade talks have reached a difficult moment — the eu's chief negotiator has pledged to work towards an agreement. am not stupid! oh, yes? i_ finished i am not stupid! oh, yes? ijust finished a jigsaw in a week and on the box, it said three years! and... oh, yes, it is! it's back. panto in the time of coronavirus. coming up on bbc news. eddie jones makes one change to his england side that will face france in sunday's autumn nations cup final at twickenham, with wing anthony watson replacing his bath team—mate jonathan joseph. borisjohnson has announced plans for the uk to cut carbon emissions by at least 68% from their 1990 level, by the end of 2030. that would be faster than any other major country — but it still means the uk will need to work 50% harder than it currently is. the prime minister will chair a virtual climate summit next weekend, and he wants other global leaders to match his pledge. but the governmen

i'm joined now by anna morris, who's in bristol. anna sadly lost her father—in—law to coronavirus, at the end of november. tell us a little bit about what happened, when did nikki kerb tract coronavirus and what happened? nikki contractor coronavirus probably about two and a half weeks ago now. he had a test really quickly as soon as he started showing symptoms, and we had results quite quickly. he had passed away within the week, and as you can imagine it was a huge shock to all of us. we just cannot believe it happened. i can see you're still trying to take it in. he was 79 yea rs old trying to take it in. he was 79 years old i understand, he previous spells of bad health that he had ove rco m e spells of bad health that he had overcome and survived ? spells of bad health that he had overcome and survived? he really, he really was the person you said have nine lives. hejust really was the person you said have nine lives. he just bounced back get illnesses as a child at the his aduu illnesses as a child at the his adult life as

this gym in bristol is taking extra precautions. not only are here hand sanitiser is on the wall, but each member is given their own personalised bottle of sanitiser and cloth. and they need to clean the equipment before and after. but with positive cases still high here in bristol, some might question if gyms really are necessary. it is absolutely essential that we stay open. you know, notjust for people with, for physical health, but mental health as well. the amount of our members that have contacted us to say that it has impacted on their health, not being open, you know. and then being able to get back into the gym is going to be great. traditionally december is not the month when people rush to the gym. it is in the new year when there is a surge of fitness resolutions. but this year it seems those may have come a little earlier. fiona london, bbc news. more than half the population of england — over 32 million people — are now living in tier 2 areas. they won't be able socialise indoors with anyone they don't live with bu

example of bristol is a perfect example. businesses on one side of the street can behave one which, businesses on the other not and as a result we have record number of hospitalizations again in this country and, as a result of that, if you get sick, hospital is a very problematic place to go because they are simply so overwhelmed at this point. connell: some of these icus, they are really, really on the verge. some are overrun already. thank you, john bussey from the "wall street journal." we'll check back to you. the cdc guidelines do apply to everyone, even santa. jeff flock knows too well. he have and santa are both coming up from the mall in illinois. ♪. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? ...i was just fighting an uphill battle in my career. so when i heard about the applied digital

mark meredith was in bristol earlier this week. he takes a closer look at this unique town. >> reporter: from above, bristol looks like one city. look closely and you see the state line separating tennessee and virginia runs through downtown, forcing bristol business toss comply with different health he restrictions depending of on which side of the street they're on. >> it's challenging as a business owner for sure. >> reporter: glen cook owns a business in bri bristol, virgin. his gym remains open for now. as covid cases surge, he knows it's possible more restrictions could be imposed. >> it would be aggravateing to see one side like literally ayou cross the street to be able to do anything and us being closed. that's not going to help at all. >> reporter: last month, virginia placed limits on in person gatherings and alcohol sales, impacting event spaces, including a new boutique sessions hotel. >> it's disappointing, a lot of holiday parties are postponed. we're looking at weddings for next year. >> reporter: sullivan county, e

we are close completely, as we are in bristol. it just seems especially cruel at a time when you would expect to be really busy, where there is a buzz about here, and where you get that kind of christmas magic. virus rates in the west's tier 3 areas peaked about three months ago. bristol's numbers are now down by 74% since then, south gloucestershire by 61%, and north somerset by 63%. there still a long way off the lows seen in the summer, but but they are below the national average. but will it lead the night—time economy out of the protection that tier 3 brings? there is still so little manoeuvring in terms of the number of cases. so this is an incredibly difficult balance between the costs of restrictions and mitigating the spread. for this hotel in south gloucestershire, if they don't see change tears, they will be cancelling bookings all over again. i think we've been unfairly treated. it breaks my heart to think about what we've done to keep social distancing, to make sure we do everything properly, and then you can go to

a really close want to watch bristol beat northampton the last kick of the match bristol had been 1a knelt down one point stage a fight bad peers o'connors tried helping pull them to within two points. they kept pressing until the very end and a penalty from bed to snatch the 18 —— 17 win. bristol moved ahead for the rest of that there is. northampton stays 2nd. bottom lost all three of the game so far. despite never having scored a point in his 36 races spanning two years in formula 1. races spanning two years in formula 1, george russell has topped the time sheets in today's practice for the grand prix in bahrain. it was helped that the 22—year—old britain was driving louis hamiltons car. the world champion is missing due to coronavirus. russell was still almost a third of a second quicker than his mercedes team—mate broadcast. second to wrestle in both sessions. that's all the support for now. hello there. many parts of central northern eastern britain woke up to some winter wonderland scenes on friday morning. pretty heavy snow that was significant snowfall of the seaso

he returns to bristol and puts a lot of money into...into the city and is glorified and mythologised by the city. and, actually, he's a really pernicious figure, in terms of british history. and he shouldn't have been there. and i think it was a symbolic gesture and the conversation, it really led to a really very powerful conversation about what kinds of commemorations we have of people who have, erm, have been really kind of morally detrimental in the past. right, so that's statues, and its history books, is it also a very active attempt on your part and other writers from the bame community to...to change the power dynamic in culture? i know you act as a mentor and work with a lot of young writers from a diverse range of backgrounds to try and give them a much greater platform and voice. how much does the sort of cultural system and establishment still need to change? it does. it really needs to change. and it's notjust up to black people to be, you know, party to the changes that need to happen. everybody needs to be, you know, involved. we need to be a real community in this cou

year—old boy is among the four people killed following the explosion at a water treatment plant near bristol. preparing for the covid vaccine rollout — the pfizerjab will be offered in hospitals from next week, and from gps in england from mid—december. a special report from beirut — four months after the blast at the port which killed more than 200 people. and premier league football fans are back watching live matches this weekend. coming up in sport on bbc news, bournemouth are top of the championship after thrashing barnsley 4—0, as they look to bounce back to the premier league. good evening. talks about a post—brexit trade deal have been paused this evening without an agreement, less than a month before the transition period comes to an end. the uk's lead negotiator, david frost, and his eu counterpart, michel barnier, have said that "significant divergences" remain — and that boris johnson and the president of the eu commission, ursula von der leyen, will meet tomorrow, to discuss the next steps. our deputy political editor, vicki young, reports. everything will soon be ch

from nurses in belfast to 19—year—olds in bristol, the vaccination programme was rolled out across all parts of the uk today and for those who were behind it, it was a landmark moment. it was really, really emotional. i cannot tell you just how much emotion there was in that vaccination centre. this isa was in that vaccination centre. this is a truly historic day, a turning point in this pandemic, another world first for the nhs, the start of the largest vaccination programme in our history. and to see the roll—out, the prime minister returned to saint thomas hospital in london where several months back, he had been treated for coronavirus. latest figures for the office for national statistics, suggest deaths ofa national statistics, suggest deaths of a 20% above average in the last week of november and mrjohnson stressed the need for caution. week of november and mrjohnson stressed the need for cautionlj urge stressed the need for caution.” urge people to contain their inpatients. it is a very, very exciting moment but there's still a lot of work to be done and a lot of discipline

so, patients have come both to plymouth and to bristol from kent. there's been a small number of patients transferred around the country very long distances to enable them to receive intensive care. so, patients have come both to plymouth and to bristol from kent. the end of a nearly 50—year partnership — the uk leaves the trading bloc of the eu at 11pm tonight. the delay to the return of secondary schools in england will be as "short as possible" say government ministers. at midnight tonight, another 20 million people in england will go into tier 4, the highest level of covid restrictions. hello, i'm olly foster, these are our final sportsday headlines of 2020. king of the track and now knight of the realm. that caps a remarkable year for sir lewis hamilton. farewll to the doc. the former manchester united and scotland maanger who has died at the age of 92. and on new year's eve, we look ahead to what we all hope and a look back at at the year that brought the greatest challenges. we will look back at the moments that stand out in 2021. hello t

bristol and north somerset will move from tier 3 to tier 2. and herefordshire goes from tier 2 to tier i. in clevedon, north somerset, dropping down to tier 2 is a cause for celebration. yes! yes, yes, yes! hurray! i can go out on my 70th birthday, on monday, and celebrate in a pub locally! i think it's a mistake. i probably think it's a mistake, because surrounding areas are still increasing. bristol has gone down, but i think we've just got... ..just got to sort of live with it and try and get over it. hastings in east sussex will move into tier 3. it is a shame to see such a vibrant place as hastings old town seem to grind to a halt, and it's such a shame that all the talented people that work and operate here are not doing that. these restrictions come into force just days before the christmas relaxation. wales has already announced a post—christmas lockdown. the first minister warned other nations could follow. my prediction would be that in other parts of the uk, as current restrictions are lessened, they too will find themselves with

the mayor of bristol. the chancellor rishi sunak has annouced that the furlough jobs retention scheme will be extended until april 2021. our business correspondent andy verityjoins us. what has rishi sunak been seeing? we have just heard from him what has rishi sunak been seeing? we havejust heard from him in what has rishi sunak been seeing? we have just heard from him in the last error to say we are extending furlough until the end of april 2021. the risk was that if the government hadn't extended the furlough scheme, at the moment it was due to go to the end of march, now it is until the end of april, then firms would have been taking a very ha rd then firms would have been taking a very hard look at their finance in this next month perhaps and in the coming weeks, after having reviewed the disastrous christmas, and wondering whether they can stay afloat and perhaps need many redundancies because they couldn't afford the wages. now if they know they can keep on taking that government money for the wages

john maguire, bbc news, avonmouth near bristol. more now about a coronavirus vaccine — and as we've heard, there are still questions about the rollout of the pfizer jab here in the uk. and around the world, people are asking whether they'll have to have it, once it's given the green light in their country. ros atkins has more. the pfizer vaccine is coming to the uk. soon, it'll be heading to other countries too, and a huge operation is under way. through 2021, we'll provide 1.3 billion doses. and while many people want this as soon as possible, this some are asking, "do i have to be vaccinated?" well, let's be absolutely clear, the answer in the uk is no. i strongly urge people to take up the vaccine, but it is no part of our culture or our ambition in this country to make vaccines mandatory. that's not how we do things. now, we know some will be exempt for health reasons, but for the vaccines to tame covid—19, around 60—70% of adults need to have one. as one us official puts it... vaccines are useless if they are not, er, us

tonight, the prime minister and the mayor of bristol have both paid tribute to those who died and to the emergency services. the police have promised a thorough investigation as four families begin to grieve. now i bbc news, a special edition of witness history. hello, i'm ciru muriuki, and thanks forjoining me here at the arboretum in kenya's capital nairobi for this special edition of witness history celebrating some extraordinary women. coming up, we will hear about the fight for equal religious rights for women at the western wall in jerusalem... ..how the american space agency nasa first allowed women to take an active part in its missions in the 1970s... ..and the campaign to make the contraceptive pill available in japan. but first, we go to sri lanka in 1960, when sirimavo bandara naike was elected the world's first female prime minister. mrs bandara naike entered politics after the assassination of her husband. witness history has been speaking to her eldest daughter sunethra about her mother's remarkable political achievement. you are the first woman prime minister in the w

what happens in these other states affects us. >> bristol businesses appear to be taking the divide in stride. >> a lot of business owner step up to have very frank conversations to encourage people. be responsible for yourself, for your family. >> some virginia businesses also fear they will eventually lose customers from tennessee. still, bristol leaders insist that they are tied together as one. >> when one side loses business, everybody loses business. >> residents tell us they would like to see officials from virginia and tennessee worked together on a unified plan for battling the virus and help needed now more than ever. the local hospital system reporting today i found more than 4400 new cases of the coronavirus, a 27% jump from the week prior. bret. >> bret: live on the border between virginia and tennessee. mark, thanks. a tough day for facebook as a social media giant becomes the target of several major antitrust laws. we will explain. first, some of our fox affiliates around the country tonight. wheeler says that he is authorizing police to use all lawful means in ending an

john maguire, bbc news, avonmouth near bristol. borisjohnson has announced plans for the uk to cut carbon emissions by at least 68% from their 1990 level, by the end of 2030. that's faster than any other major economy — but it still means the uk will need to work 50% harder to reach the target than it currently is. the prime minister will chair a virtual climate summit next weekend — and he wants other global leaders to match his pledge. but the government's spending watchdog says meeting the target will be a "colossal challenge". here's our environment analyst roger harrabin. as wildfires swept the globe this year, politicians are at last feeling the heat. borisjohnson says the uk will reduce co2 emissions by 68% this decade. he's hoping other leaders will follow suit. what the uk declared today is something we're beginning to hear in similar ways from other countries, that ambition for reducing emissions is being ramped up, and we may hear more about this next week at the ambition summit. we've heard about it also for nature

this morning local time emergency services board to this water treatment facility here just outside bristol in the south west of england been an explosion at a chemical plant the at the site not too long the government off our sorry we've had a press conference being held by the local chief of police and the local head of the fire service the fire service lead the rescue operation but sadly despite the best efforts of all those involved we can confirm that the full face of the seas the sea fleet 3 employees that were 6 was the one contractor the 5th person was also injured but their injuries are not believed to be life threatening. but the investigation will be carried out into what happened today involving a number of agencies and the health safe effective in 2 pools police have confirmed that they have now and this is the no longer looking for missing people don't expect that to be any more casualties in terms of deaths or injuries one thing that was interesting that came out from the press conference held back from long ago was a plea by the police not for people to give them more to jum

his daughter—in—law anna said he was a local bristol legend. the speed of it, the shock of it has left us all absolutely devastated. we're reeling from it. we can't believe it's happened. he was larger than life and i always say i thought he would outlive all of us. all this a reminder of the cruel reality of covid and why vaccine doses like these are so important. some have been brought into the uk on eurotunnel from the manufacturer pfizer's plant in belgium. phase one of the roll—out will start next week, and health leaders are encouraged. if we can get through the phase one and it's a highly effective vaccine and there is very, very high uptake, then we could, in theory, take out 99% of hospitalisations and deaths. some major hospitals, like this one, have been designated as vaccine centres. it's understood that the policy in england will require them to prioritise patients who are 80 or over, for example those coming in for appointments. nhs staff and care home workers will be invited in for theirjabs. the first minister said scotland's

to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest judging brower and bristol she is deputy leader of the workers' party of britain as well as all that are of the drive to war against russia in china and in budapest we crossed to george w. well he is an author and a you tuber at the capitol or across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to bristol here give me give me and give our viewers the case for.

but their big day ended in defeat, beaten 51—38 and a pool to come up with bristol earning a losing bonus point. bath lost 23—19 ina losing bonus point. bath lost 23—19 in a thrilling match. also wins for wasps and leinster. edinburgh currently losing 30—8. the countdown is on for one of the biggest fights of the year in just over an hour's time. anthonyjoshua of the year in just over an hour's time. anthony joshua putting of the year in just over an hour's time. anthonyjoshua putting his world heavyweight title on the line at wembley arena. a lot riding on this bout. a win forjoshua would pave the way for a no british fight with tyson fury were all for heavyweight titles will be up for grabs for the first time in history. also a big incentive for potentially the first bulgarian heavyweight champion. it is important to be respectful, that is where the stay humble mindset comes from, but it doesn't mean not having any level of confidence, so when i look at him i am saying, he cannot beat me. that boy can't beat me, i am too good, too strong and i have developed too much skill. and th

to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest junkie brower and bristol she is deputy leader of the workers' party of britain as well as all the of the drive to war against russia in china and in budapest we crossed to george w. well he is an author and a you tuber that the cattle are across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to bristol here give me give me and give our viewers the case for giving either a party or dismissal of charges against. because as we all know they do in the rumor mills swirling that trump is contemplating a pardon of joining us i should also add when it is known. and give the case to our viewers. well of course in any kind of justice system no case would ever of been brought in the 1st place in my view it's not a pardon we want but it dismissal of the case there is no case to answer julian assange is guilty of facilitating the truth of publishing facts nobody has ever disputed.

so the area that we live in at the moment is bristol. yeah, we walk, there is a parkjust close by where we get our... walks in. our nature fix! it's just a small flat in a block of flats. we'd seen it on the telly and in pictures and that's as far as we went. we googled it an awful lot. here is our van, all packed and ready to go. took part of the day yesterday and a few more hours and part of the afternoon this morning but we are on our way, to the isle of rum! the main thing from the first night i think was the fact that we were pretty chilly. yeah! i think so. it was also pouring with rain, i think it must have done 24 hours of rain. and bristol is a pretty rainy place but this is different, yeah! being able to walk outside the door and go for a walk within a scenic area rather than having to get ina car. i think life is too short to hold back and say, i'm not sure if i can do it, i'm not sure if it's right for me. i just think take the step and just go for it like we have and if it doesn't work, we will do something else. we have got