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The Prime Minister chairs his first Cabinet Meeting since returning to work with the lockdown top of the agenda. Testing remains crucial to easing the restrictions with the government likely to miss its target of 100,000 daily tests by today. Nhs leaders call for a new approach. What we need to know is what are we going to do in terms of the testing regime over the next six, eight, ten, 12 weeks, as we come out of lockdown, and as we ensure we protect patients and staff in hospitals, Community H...

This is bbc world news america. Reporting from new york, im laura trevelyan. A Record Number of americans have lost their jobs, as the economy reels from the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Italy takes a turn for the worse. Theres now growing concern about the rising number of infections in southern italy. Plus, in need of entertainment, with no place to go. How streaming services are filling the gap, for the millions stuck at home. To our viewers on pbs, and to those in the uk and around th...

This is bbc world news, hello, this is breakfast with the headlines Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty. It is owed 30. Here is the summary of the morning cosmic mysteries to 0ur our main stories on the bbc news stop doctor are wearing that abides the Health Secretary has been a Personal Protective Equipment are criticised for suggesting some a Personal Protective Equipment are a dangerous low levels in parts of a healthcare criticised for suggesting some healthca re staff were criticised for sugge...

This is bbc news, im clive myrie. Well be bringing you todays downing street News Conference shortly, with the latest on the battle against coronavirus, but first our top stories. The number of people who have died a leading government scientific adviser says the outbreak in britain may be the worst in the region. The uk is likely to be certainly one of the worst, if not the worst affected country in europe. The british Prime Minister, borisjohnson, leaves hospital to continue his recovery a wee...

This is bbc news, im simon mccoy, the headlines at tpm. A call for clarity on Face Coverings as the government says it will come to a decision on the situation in england in the next few days. Yes, Face Coverings, i think people should be wearing in shops, and in terms of how we do that, whether we make it mandatory or not, we will look at the guidance and say a little bit more in the next few days. A huge win for Manchester City as the club successfully overturns a two year ban from European Cl...

The scenes. Its friday, its six oclock, and its crackerjack the time its on may have changed, but little else has. Crackerjack is back with the same mix of games, gags, and gunge. First day on the job, most important thing, always give yourself time for lunch. And explained why it returned after 36 years. It is just such an iconic show, it is a bit of a no brainer. Iconic show, it is a bit of a nobrainer. Bbc suggested this to us and, and on a. A massive Family Entertainment show is what we love...

Hello, its wednesday, its ten oclock, im Victoria Derbyshire and were live from new broadcasting house. Today, we can exlusively reveal that more than 100 different types of mesh implants are being sewn into hernia patients by nhs in england and scotland and many of them havent been properly tested. I hope that somebody can fix me, somebody can help. If i was told this is the life for me and there was nothing they could do, i dont think i want to live it. There are claims that patients are being...

This is bbc world news today. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top stories. As the number of new cases of coronavirus in south korea more than doubles in one day, the Prime Minister says the the situation is grave. More deaths are reported in italy and iran as authorities there struggle to contain deadly outbreaks. Meanwhile more than thirty british and irish tourists have arrived back in the uk they were evacuated from a corona virus hit cruise ship injapan. Also on the programme the race to decide ...

This is the Business Briefing. Im victoria fritz. A spent force cash is in decline, but in a world of Digital Payments who gets left behind . Plus, called to account. The former boss of wells fargo is banned from banking for life and hit with a record 17 million fine over a massive sales scandal. We start with cash, the queen famously never carries it but neither, it seems, do a growing number of people around the world. Today researchers here in the uk are warning that the rise of Digital Payme...

This is bbc news. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top stories kenneth starr, who investigated bill clinton before his impeachment, joins the team defending the current president as donald trump makes light of the proceedings against him they have a good one now. Even though they are trying to impeach the bleep , can you believe it . Anti american chanting as irans Supreme Leader defends the military over the accidental shooting down of the Ukrainian Airlines plane. Record amounts of cocaine are bein...