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Airports massively reduced. with the infection rate falling, business and transport links are being eased back into life, but this giant economy is still a long way from normality. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. lets discuss what we can all do to reduce the spread of the virus. lets discuss it now with someone who knows a lot about this sort of thing. susan michie is professor of health psychology and director of centre for behaviour change at university college london— she is advising the ...

Environment that would rationally lead someone to want to go and stock up on stuff. professor chris whitty. the government has rejected claims that it "sat on its hands" as the airline flybe collapsed. the downfall of the exeter based carrier has put 2,000 jobs at risk. it went into administration after a bid forfresh financial support failed. passengers have been told not to turn up at airports. the aviation minister kelly tolhurst said ministers stood ready to help at what she called "this sad...

Villages, closing down transport networks and keeping tens of millions of workers in quarantine, it risks choking off its economy. look whats happened to car sales, for example. falling by 20% injanuary and more than 80% in february. air travel statistics are just as stark, with the number of departures from chinas busiest airports massively reduced. with the infection rate falling, business and transport links are being eased back into life. but this giant economy is still a long way from norma...

Of the year. even if it does, the train takes five hour, but the flybe flight train takes five hour, but the flybe flight took just an hour. train takes five hour, but the flybe flight tookjust an hour. lots of concerns about what the collapse of flybe means for regional economies, business leaders obviously worried about their staff being able to get where they need to go to. and how will tourists be able to get to the places they need to? youve touched on loganair, a scottish low—cost regio...

Theyre hoping these blue skies last. danny savage, bbc news, east cowick. scotlands loganair has said it will take on 16 of flybes domestic routes following the collapse of the airline. flybe went into administration yesterday after a bid for fresh financial support failed. most of the companys two thousand staff have been made redundant. the government says its working to save more routes. almost a hundred allies of the home secretary, priti patel, have written a letter defending her, after a s...

Scotlands loganair has said it will take on 16 of flybe‘s domestic routes following the collapse of the airline. flybe went into administration on thursday after a bid forfresh financial support failed. the government says its working to save more routes. borisjohnson is facing a rebellion by senior conservative backbenchers angered by the governments decision to allow the chinese firm, huawei, a limited role in building the uks 5g networks. the mp5, who believe the company spys for the chines...

But this giant economy is still a long way from normality. john said with, bbc news, beijing. and dont forget you can get the most up to date information on our website. you can read more about how the white house has acknowledged the us does not have enough coronavirus test kits — despite promising a million of them this week. thats all at bbc.com/news — or download the bbc news app. lets take a look at some of the other stories making the news... afghanistan has seen the deadliest attack s...

Will this become like the ship that was offjapan for a while? right now, were just going to have to wait and see. that was a silly thomas reporting. —— zoe thomas reporting. scotlands loganair has said it will take on 16 of flybes domestic routes following the collapse of the airline. flybe went into administration on thursday after a bid for fresh financial support failed. the government says its working to save more routes. and ben is at belfast city airport for us this morning to look at ...

Deaths since the previous day. the total number of cases of people testing positive for coronavirus has also risen from around 3002 3800 —— 3000, to 3800. the italian government is saying it is trying to prevent the spread even more, schools and universities have been closed across the country. they have urged elderly people to stay—at—home if they possibly can although it is interesting because of childcare needs, i have seen grandparents out with the grandchildren while their pa rents ...

Conflicting challenges. 0n the one hand, the control measures are necessary to contain the virus, but on the other, by blockading villages, closing down transport networks and keeping tens of millions of workers in quarantine, it risks choking off its economy. look whats happened to car sales, for example. falling by 20% injanuary and more than 80% in february. air travel statistics are just as stark, with the number of departures from chinas busiest airports massively reduced. with the infectio...