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A british Tour Operator tells hundreds of holidaymakers on Spanish Islands to cut short their holidays and come home. Jet2 is contacting customers on the balearic and Canary Islands to cancel their original flights home, saying they should leave earlier. Its the uncertainty do we need to pack our cases today to fly home tomorrow and what length of notice will we be given . Also tonight, borisjohnson says were not out of the woods as he warns of a resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic. It comes ...

Over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. The president said the who had failed in its basic duty and it must be held accountable. He also accused the group of promoting chinas disinformation about the virus. More than one in five deaths in england and wales is linked to coronavirus. New figures show 6000 more people died than expected at the beginning of april, a record high. But there was also an increase in deaths from causes other than the virus. The International Monetary fund has issu...

This is bbc news. Im ben brown. In around half an hour, the Prime Minister will host the last of the daily downing street Coronavirus Briefings. But first the headlines. Our long hibernation is coming to an end. The words of borisjohnson, as he eases lockdown in england. Pu bs, restau ra nts a nd cafes will be allowed to reopen, with restrictions, from the 4th ofjuly with restrictions, from the 4th. Ofjuly. We can now go further and safely ease lockdown in england. At every stage, caution will r...

Anti viral drug remdesivir the next to eks, the next to see as a treatment for coronavirus. A re are for more eole to co back encouraging more people to go back to work. I think theres a the food and Drug Administration the next weeks, said the potential benefits of the treatment outweighed the risks for patients hospitalised nervousness about if we start with severe covid 19. Lifting these restrictions too the uk provided more than 122 quickly, will he see a rise in cases again ina thousand cor...

Following protests in hong kong against chinas new security laws, up to 3 million residents could be granted rights to live and work in the uk. Nearly 400 people were arrested, the majority for public order offences. Some face potential life sentences for calling for independence. Preliminary results suggest that voters will overwhelmingly approve Vladimir Putins move to change the russian constitution, which would allow him to stay in power until 2036. First returns suggest a 3 1 majority backi...

A scramble for university places after the governments u turn over a level and gcse grades. Pupils who were initially downgraded and missed out on their preferred university now face an anxious wait as they try to trade up. Im very pleased about the u turn the government has made, i feel more secure about my future, but its been a very stressful couple of days because i thought i hadnt got into university. As ministers say they will help universities who fear they dont have room for all potentia...

This is bbc news. Im kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. A white Police Officer who fatally shot an African American man in atlanta has been charged with murder. As coronavirus cases start to rise again in china, we visit the wet markets blamed by some as the original source and consider the latest theories. A bombshell allegation from Donald Trumps former National Security adviser. He claims the president asked chinas leader to help him win re elec...

This is bbc news. Our headlines President Trump signs an executive order stripping hong kong of its right to preferential economic treatment with the us. He said the territory would now be treated the same as mainland china. It comes as his Administration Takes a toughening stance on china over its crackdown in hong kong. The British Government decides to stop using equipment from the chinese tech giant huawei for its 56 telecoms networks. It said the decision was prompted by a new Cyber Securit...

All good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and dan walker. Our headlines today Face Coverings will be compulsory in shops in england from next the end of next week and anyone refusing to wear one can be fined £100. The duchess of cambridge chats exclusively to breakfast about motherhood and why shes backing a new bbc initiative to support families with young children. In the first few months, there was huge support from midwives and Health Visitors and things but from then onwar...

Counsel who would not protect their business, they said no, were not going to provide you for assistance. Shortly after state street was destroyed and by the way, it disappointing by some of the film that ive seen that the Police Cruiser that went flaming down state street was not included in that, shortly after that about a week afterwards, two monuments at the state capital that i used to walk by all the time were torn down. One was of Hans Christian hague who was the abolitionist, Norwegian I...