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Had their first day back at work. Donald trumps former campaign manager, Paul Manafort has been released from prison and is under house arrest because of coronavirus concerns. And well look at lebanon, which has reimposed its lockdown because of a surge in cases. Welcome. The European Union has been setting out proposals for a gradual resumption of travel and tourism, as the industry tries to survive following the coronavirus lockdowns. Heres the eu commissioner margray ta vestager outlining the...

And with some children returning to school in the next few weeks, can the uk learn lessons from denmark about how to socially distance pupils . Hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. The uk chancellor, rishi sunak, says the country is facing what he calls a significant recession. It follows new official figures on the performance of the economy since the coronavirus pandemic. According to...

Amidst warnings the uk economy faces a significant recession it is now yes, very likely that the uk economy will face a significant recession this year and we are in the middle of that as we speak. President trumps former campaign manager, Paul Manafort has been released from prison and is under house arrest because of coronavirus concerns. And well look at how the coronavirus is hitting bali as the pandemic empties the islands crowded streets of visitors. Welcome. Im kasia madera. The European ...

Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First. The European Commission has issued new guidelines on tourism and travel, for eu Member States to follow, as they ease the coronavirus lockdown. A phased approach would begin with allowing in seasonal workers. Restrictions would then be relaxed between regions where the virus was under a similar level of control. Well hear from our correspondents in spain and italy injust a moment, but first to brussels and...

Causeway Aero Limited, previously known as Belfast Aircraft Stress Engineers (BASE), is to be wound up owing around £1.5 million to HMRC and creditors.