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Up to a fifth of the uk workforce could be infected by coronavirus, says the government as it lays out its action plan to deal with it. If the virus becomes widespread here schools could be closed, police would focus on just the most serious crime and sporting events could be cancelled. Its the elderly who are most at risk, says the government. For most people, the virus would just be a mild to moderate illness. In italy, almost 500 more cases in the past 2a hours as the World Health Organisatio...

Youre watching bbc news at nine with me, Carrie Gracie the headlines chinese authorities confirm the coronavirus deathtoll has climbed to 26 people and there are more than 800 confirmed infections worldwide. In the uk, m people have been tested for the virus with five testing negative and an Incident Team has been set up in scotland to deal with the threat. The us has rejected an extradition request for Anne Sacoolas but the dunn family says they will continue to fight. This extradition request ...

Hello, youre watching afternoon live, im simon mccoy. Today at 2pm. Where will they live . How will they pay for it . And what about their security . The dramatic announcement from harry and meghan which brings more questions than answers. What has been genuinely surprising is the way they have gone about making their intentions public. The fact that they didnt feel the need to inform the queen, the prince of wales, or Prince William, before publishing that statement yesterday evening. A casualt...

Suzi, i have to exhaustion. Suzi, i have to apologise because we have to leave it there because we have had such a busy morning with the vaccine. This is bbc news with the latest headlines the uk becomes the first country in the world to approve a Coronavirus Vaccine. The Pfizer Biontech jab will be made available from next week. Well start with the most elderly, and with people in care homes, and of course their carers, to make sure that others dont catch it. The uk expects to have millions of ...

Says no one took full account of the risks and complexity of the high speed rail project, which could now cost £106 billion. Huge crowds in the iraqi capital call for us forces to be expelled from the country. Boris Johnsons Brexit Withdrawal Agreement is signed by eu leaders a week before the uk leaves the bloc. One of the uks biggest supermarkets, tesco, says itll no longer sell items bundled together using plastic. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Im Carrie Gracie china is taking ...

And more turbulence for boeing, as the plane maker announces its troubled 737 max planes wont return to the skies until the summer. And well be getting the inside track on the battle over biometrics with a tech company developing emotional analytics tools for businesses. As were focusing on Mental Health issues in the workplace wed like to hear about your experience, both good bad. Let us know just use the hashtag bbcworklife. Hello and welcome to worklife. A warm welcome to the programme. We st...

To the country. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Im carrie gracie. Austria is considering imposing border controls with italy, which has the worst outbreak of the coronavirus in europe. A train from venice was temporarily denied entry last night, because of two suspected cases on board. More than 200 cases have now been confirmed in italy and four people have died. Officials are yet to find the first carrier of the virus in the country and in an effort to control the outbreak, around ...

Targeting smart cameras and Baby Monitors. And urge the public to boost the Device Security settings. Tuesday in the united states, democrats in 14 states are voting on whether one in ten shops in the uk who they want to take on donald town centres are lying empty trump in novembers president ial according to research the bbc as the election. One in ten shops and uk high street continues to struggle in the battle against online shopping. Town centres are empty. According to research, the high st...

To try to be kind after a twitter row broke out after uk chancellor rishi sunak posted a picture of him using yorkshire teabags to make cuppas for other treasury staff. The image led to calls by some twitter users to boycott the brand. The company said it had been pretty shocked by the outcry, reminding people that labour Leaderjeremy Corbyn had also posed with its products in 2017. So lets begin with Fiona Cincotta whos Senior Market analyst at city index. Welcome back. We pick bbc news online ...

For coronavirus. I will have advice to you if you are staying the pandemic continues to effect sport. Rugby unions premiership is set to be postponed for up to three months while horse racing across britain is expected to close its doors to fans. A cold start for some, a frosty start as well. England and wales dry with sunshine and then the win is strengthening in scotland and Northern Ireland. More details in 15 minute top story. Its monday the 16th of march. Our top story the Prime Minister wi...