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This is bbc news, imjane hill. The headlines at 2pm Face Coverings are compulsory in shops and supermarkets in england from tomorrow. Ministers say theyll also be needed when buying takeaway food and drink. Face coverings are compulsory in shops and supermarkets borisjohnson says the uks response to the coronavirus pandemic shows the sheer might of the uk union on his first visit to scotland since last years general election. The uk could leave the eu without a deal, says the eus chief brexit ne...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines. A lack of coronavirus tests for nhs workers is causing staff absences according to hospital bosses. The government says the tests are out there the majority of tests are available within a ten mile radius. It seems to me that there will be extreme cases where people cannot get to test locations within that radius but that doesnt mean that, you know, Public Health england are not working night and day to boost capa...

Coronavirus spreads into rural india, putting intense pressure on countryside hospitals. The indian prime ministers as well things are improving in the late big city some of the late big city some of the rural areas are struggling to cope. The body of the late Congressmanjohn Lewis makes a finaljourney in selma, alabama crossing the famous bridge where he helped lead a march for Voting Rights in 1965. This was one of the events that mark the life of the civil rights icon who died earlier this mo...

Says everyone should consider getting one, as our Health Correspondent Sophie Hutchinson reports. It couldve ended completely differently. So, you know, i suppose i do owe them my life, really. Dorset, where theyve taken the fight against the coronavirus into peoples homes. Lessons learned from the first wave have highlighted the danger of leaving some patients to sit out the infection alone. We have seen people who are critically low on oxygen, and weve heard stories of people dying at home, be...

Schools in england prepare to re open their classrooms to pupils after almost six months at home. The government says schools are safe to return to, teachers say theyre ready too. Were just looking forward to getting back to seeing them and doing what we do best, and teaching, with them in the classroom with us. Also on the programme tonight. British holidaymakers scamble forflights home from portugal amid growing concerns it is about to be put back back on the quarantine less than two weeks aft...

Hello. This is bbc news with me, martine croxall. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment first the headlines. The government defends its decision to allow students to return to university despite several outbreaks of coronavirus, leaving many confined to their rooms. But in scotland students are told they can return home as long as they follow the rules on self isolating. Cardiff and swansea have gone into local lockdown tonight, with another three areas in wales facing ne...

As another 847 people lose their lives. While hospitals are being transformed to cope with the pandemic, there are warnings tonight about the impact its having on other people. Its likely there are people who are having heart attacks, who are then subsequently not getting the treatment they need and could be dying as a consequence of this. Scientists in oxford are hoping for a million doses of a Coronavirus Vaccine by september, as the government sets up a taskforce to find one. Confusion over w...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines pressure grows to shut more schools. Unions are demanding an immediate two week closure of all primaries and secondaries in england. We dont want to have to say the schools will close, but our fear is if we dont do something now they are going to have to be closed for much longer, for a much longer period, later on this month. A india begins a nationwide mock drill to test its preparedness for mass immunisation against covid 19. French police shut down ...

Changing the rules to deal with coronavirus. Workers will receive statutory sick pay from the first day of illness under emergency legislation. The Prime Minister says people who self isolate are doing the right thing and shouldnt be penalised for staying off work. The Health Secretary will bring forward as part of our emergency coronavirus legislation measures to allow the payment of statutory sick pay from the very first day you are sick instead of four days under the current rules. Will he gu...

007 has saved the world many, many times. The cinema industry is still confident it can do the same for them, however long it might take. Liza mzimba, bbc news. Now, they say dogs are a mans best friend, and this one in turkey has certainly proved that. This devoted pet spent almost a week waiting for her owner outside a hospital after he suffered a brain emoblism. The pair, who have been together for nine years, had an emotional reunion when he was finally discharged from hospitalir. Time for a...