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Hello, youre watching afternoon live. The new chancellor delivers his first budget with measures to control the corona riots outbreak at its heart. Coronavirus. Control the corona riots outbreak at its heart. Coronavirus. The british people may be worried but they are not daunted. We will protect our people and country. We will rise to this challenge. He abolishes Business Rates for many firms in england, extended sick pay and boosts nhs funding by the labour leader says it is not enough. Todays...

This is bbc news. The headlines at 8pm a state of emergency is declared in south east australia amid warnings of more bushfires. Its the largest forced evacuation New South Wales has seen as thousands flee the path of the flames. The fireball just came through at about 80 kph. Hit the house and we ran into the lake and all the embers and everything were hitting us, burned our hair little bit. Theres anger over the governments handling of the emergency, as the Prime Ministerfound out when he tour...

Hello, im nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. Chinese cities are in lock down and new years celebrations are cancelled as the coronavirus takes its toll. Now whenever you look people are wearing masks. They are lining up to buy more masks. Some people are cancelling their trips and there is a lot of concern. 18 people have died from complications and more than 500 are infected, and the virus is spreading abroad. The World Health Organisation says its not a global emergency, yet. Day 3 of Don...

This is bbc news. Im shaun ley. The headlines at three 17 people are reported to have been shot dead and several others wounded in a mass shooting in north east thailand the situation is ongoing and the suspect a soldier, is still at large. Five british people including a child have tested positive for the coronavirus at a ski resort in france. Six senior conservatives write to tory mps to raise concerns about the governments decision to allow huawei to help build the uks 56 network. Why would y...

This is worklife from bbc news, with Sally Bundock and karin giannone. Office Health Checks and working from home. Companies race to find ways to make sure staff keep operating during the coronavirus outbreak. Live from london, thats our top story on wednesday 4th of march. Firms beef up their Business Continuity plans as the Economic Impact of the virus continues to spread. Well assesss what this means for you. Also in the programme. Fears of a global drugs shortage as india cuts exports becaus...

President trump has signed into law a 2 trillion emergency spending package to relieve the impact of the coronavirus on the us economy. It is the largest such programme in modern american history. The us has now reported more than 100,000 cases of the virus. More than 900 people have died in italy as a result of coronavirus in a single day, pushing the number of dead to more than 9,000. Pope francis has spoken of the thick darkness that has enveloped italy as it is stricken by the pandemic. The ...

Today at five prince harry speaks for the first time, since announcing hell stand down from being a full time royal. No other option a leap of faith and sad at having to step down as a front line member of the royal family prince harry talks of his regret. Are helpless to continue serving the queen, the commonwealth and my military associations but without public funding. Our hope was to continue. Unfortunately that was not possible. Well be speaking to the boss of Invictus Games a project princ...

Hello and welcome to the bbcs special coverage of the second day of President Trumps impeachment trial. Im katty kay in washington. Senate republicans set ground rules, rejecting democrat demands for new witnesses to be called. President trump weighs in with his view. Its a total hoax. Its a disgrace. But anger from democrats. They say theyre trying to uphold the rule of law. Part of our strength is not only our support for our allies, is not only our military might, its what we stand for. Hello...

Hello, youre watching afternoon live im martine croxall. Today at 2. 00 iran strongly denies it shot down a ukrainian passenger plane in tehran killing all 176 people on board. Including access to the crash site, so we can get the truth the Iranian Regime must open up to the international community, including access to the crash site, so we can get the truth as quickly as possible, to give the families of the victims an understanding of what happened to their loved ones. Bbc presenters samir ahm...

During daylight hours. Temperature wise, probably wont feel mild with the wind and rain but these temperatures are above average for the time of year. Our band of rain clears east during thursday night. The winds start to ease down to two. We are still under the influence of low pressure and actually closest to that area of low pressure in northern scotland it will still be a windy day but elsewhere, the winds will be that lighter. A clearing update. Showers around, especially for the south of t...