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The headlines: the number of officially recorded coronavirus cases across the globe has climbed welcome to bbc news. above the 30 million mark. im aaron safir. according to figures from johns hopkins university our top stories: in the united states, more than 940,000 people worldwide have died with the disease since it first as the number of confirmed emerged in central coronavirus cases worldwide china late last year. reaches 30 million, officials say the rise in europe needs figures from the w...

We closed down just before that happened, second to christmas. we are not sure what will happen in the colder months, its usually quiet for pubs but christmas time is a key trading period and we need to get some sort of back on track so we continue to trade so the economy can be maintained and this industry is still bubbling and part of what we do in the uk. highlighting what is at stake. thank you. you have the thoughts about what it could mean and theres lots of speculation about what the new ...

Hours. what would that mean because we know the hospitality industry just getting back on its feet right now. again, it means its going to be difficult times but lets face it, as long as we follow the rules and the public follow the rules, customers, staff, our team, then its a safe environment. we will be happy to welcome them back as we are at the moment. good luck, a lot of work ahead. let me introduce you to nicholas, from the trade magazine the morning advertiser, give me a sense of the bus...

Information. happy to follow the rules. happy to be safe. happy to be backin rules. happy to be safe. happy to be back in the pub. lots of talk about may another lockdown, maybe new rules restricting your opening hours but what would that mean because we know the hospitality industryjust getting back on its feet. again, it means its going to be difficult times but lets face it, as long as we follow the rules, the public follow the rules, customers, staff, the team, its a safe environment. we are...

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Persistent scarring in communities up persistent scarring in communities up and down the country. kate nicholls, thank you. lets stay with that subject, the impact of restrictions on the hospitality industry. our business correspondent ben thompson has been at a pub in london stop new rules coming into force in england today, bringing them into line with businesses in scotland, wales, northern ireland. places like this will buy low have to ta ke places like this will buy low have to take contact...

I guess you saw things you never expected to see and witnessed things as well? yeah, a lot of things. 0bviously, when you think of homelessness, people seem to think, you know, drunks and druggies and, in some extent, that is true and, in some extent, it isnt as well. but i did see a lot of drug addicts and drunks and stuff like that, and how people were sleeping on the streets, and some people were actually worse off than me. and you ended up taking drugs? idid, yes. it happened three years ago...

Wales, northern ireland and it means places like this will have to take contact details for anyone coming here. the ideas they will be able to trace you should you come into contact with someone with coronavirus. jonathan is the general manager, the landlord, youve been doing this already, today it becomes law in england. what are customers telling you and how has it been? its been a pretty tough time for the hospitality industry over the past few weeks. customers have been great and i think its...

Hospitalisation is rising significantly. right now we need clear that messaging, that you can enjoy things outside court we can all play our part and we cannot largely have a sense of normality but what right now is numbers are going up and so restrictions will become inevitable. art the numbers are fully reliable given the test and trace process is not working fully? well, no, that is an issue, if people are not able to get tested who are symptomatic of not having regular testing of care home w...

The headlines: the number of officially recorded coronavirus cases across the globe has climbed above the 30 million mark. according to figures from johns hopkins university in the united states, more than 9a0,000 people worldwide have died with the disease since it first emerged in central china late last year. figures from the world health organization show that new weekly coronavirus cases in europe now exceed those reported when the pandemic first peaked in march. the un body has also warned...