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Tonight at ten moments of silence and moving tributes to the Three Friends stabbed to death in reading on saturday. All three have now been named. They and many more were enjoying an evening in a town park when the attack happened others were injured. Among many tributes was this gathering at the school, where one of the victims taught. Pupils past and present were there. He wasntjust a teacher, he was a human being and he had family and friends that loved him just as much as we do. I think ever...

This is bbc news. Im shaun ley. The headlines at 11pm the Prime Minister confirms the whole of the High Speed Rail plan hs2 will go ahead, despite concerns over its Environmental Impact and spiralling costs. This is a fantastic project for the country. It increases our capacity for the north and south and allows us for the north and south and allows us to go forward and develop Northern Powerhouse rail. But for those whose homes could be torn down to build the line, theres despair. Ive got child...

Good morning, its wednesday october 7th, im victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines scotland faces new restrictions to combat a rise in covid cases with pubs and restaurants expected to be affected. It comes as the uk government says it will do everything it can to avoid another National Lockdown for england. We dont want to go back to a second lockdown where we end up having to close the economy and the potential damage that has on peoples livelihoods. Although nowhere near the peak earlier...

Cases of coronavirus more than any other country in the world. Over 130,000 americans have also died from the disease. The United Nations has warned its aid agencies dont have the resources they need to fight the looming threat of famine in war torn yemen. The country is also struggling with a surge in suspected coronavirus deaths. Here in the uk, the chancellor has set out plans to revive the economy and protectjobs, as the country tries to emerge from the coronavirus lockdown. He announced a j...

This is bbc news. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top stories growing anger in china. Quarantine squads detain people suspected of being infected by the coronavirus. Democrats descend on New Hampshire, where the presidenital candidates will debate who is now best positioned to take on donald trump. Hello and welcome to bbc news. The death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in Mainland China had reached 722, thats up by 86 from the previous day, and there have been more than 3,000 new infections. Mea...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Im ben brown. As the United States posts another daily record for new coronavirus cases, President Trump finally wears a face mask in public. I think its a great thing to wear a mask. Ive never been against masks, but i do believe they have a time and a place. A £700 million plan for improvements to British Border controls at the end of the brexit transition period. Thousands of israelis protest against econo...

As cancers grow in the body, changes happen in the dna of the body. What happens is those tumours start shedding fragments of that dna into the bloodstream and what the grail this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk testis the bloodstream and what the grail test is able to do is detect those and around the world. Fragments of dna and they have very a call for a rethink over specific patterns associated with them which mean that we can tell Englands Covid tier system but t...

The Prime Minister says he bitterly regrets the coronavirus epidemic in care homes. Borisjohnson was challenged by the new labour leader at their first meeting in Prime Ministers questions about the situation facing the care sector. I have to ask the Prime Minister, why hasnt the government got to grips with this already . Theres an epidemic going on in care homes, which is something i bitterly regret. The prime minster also said some lockdown measures could begin to be eased next week. Well hav...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt. Our headlines today self employed and freelance workers hit by the coronavirus downturn will be told how the govenment will help them. Employees have been guaranteed up to 80 of their wages. Will the chancellor offer the same deal to hairdressers, taxi drivers, it experts more than five Million People who work for themselves . Vaccum cleaner maker dyson is given an order to make 10,000 ventilators for critically ill covid ...

All good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and dan walker. Our headlines today Face Coverings will be compulsory in shops in england from next the end of next week and anyone refusing to wear one can be fined £100. The duchess of cambridge chats exclusively to breakfast about motherhood and why shes backing a new bbc initiative to support families with young children. In the first few months, there was huge support from midwives and Health Visitors and things but from then onwar...