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Hello, im ros atkins, this is outside source. the coronavirus continues to spread in china — with 6,000 confirmed cases. chinas neighbours tighten their borders. airlines suspend services. and governments bring their citizens home. the world health organization urges all countries to take action. we are at an importantjuncture in this event. we as who believe these chains of transmission can still be interrupted. its official. the european parliament votes to approve the brexit withdrawal deal...

As the result of that vote comes in. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. as the authorities in china fight to contain the spread of the coronavirus — britons being evacuated from wuhan are told theyll have to spend two weeks in quarantine. its the end of the line for northern — the troubled rail operator is losing its franchise — and being taken back into public hands at the beginning of march. it was like yeah, you know, i dont get on because its too busy and ive had to wait for the ...

Because the train hasnt come, i need to be in work. so, im a head chef at the moment. if i dont get in, people dont eat. because i use the train for university. so, like, if there are delays, i get late for lectures. so, ifeel like its better if you drive. ive lived in the south—east. there, theyve fantastic trains, millions and millions of pounds spent. in the north — north—west, particularly — theyve never had any investment, and its an absolute disgrace! its all over. this franchise h...

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Hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: its the end of the line

He is ready to support the project as it stands in the transport secretary grant shapps saying the decision has to be based on facts and the prime minister ‘s general view and general enthusiasm for big infrastructure projects then it appears at this stage perhaps a bit more likely that the government will go ahead with hs2 as planned and not but i must stress we dont have a final decision, thats not going to come tomorrow but it will come we are told by the prime minister as he said in the ho...

Keep doing our thing, may be tojust harderfor news to keep doing our thing, may be tojust harder for news to be trusted with all you can do is keep producing journalism and i hope that people will pay for it. thank you very much. youre watching afternoon live, these are our headlines: end of the line — troubled rail operator northern will lose its franchise — and be taken back into public hands — on the 1st of march. compulsory quarantine — britons being evacuated from wuhan from tomorro...

But some passengers arent sure what difference northern losing its franchise will make. well, its hard to say because theres the whole problem in terms of infrastructure. would the new franchise have enough trains, have enough capacity on there? would itjust be like rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic? weve got conductors on the train who get verbal abuse from customers as well, which ive seen in the past, which is not fair on them. theyre here to do theirjob, its not their fault the capa...

And just as the firefighters leave the scene as you can see, the fire basically started to spread across the road. and if the firefighters had still been there, that wouldve been so very dangerous. fire officials in new south wales have released the video in order to remind the population to follow alerts given by the authorities. the headlines on bbc news. its the end of the line for northern — the troubled rail operator is losing its franchise — and being taken back into public hands at th...

Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: as the authorities in china fight to contain the spread of the coronavirus, we understand tonight that a flight to evacuate britons from wuhan will not happen as planned tomorrow. its the end of the line for northern, the troubled rail operator is losing its franchise and being taken back into public hands at the beginning of march. it was like, you know, you dont get on, it is too busy, and ive had to wait for ...