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In new york state, the death toll from the coronavirus surpasses 1,500 as the us overtakes china in the number of declared deaths. Also on the programme the heroes and heroines of coronavirus we look at the huge physical and mental challenges faced by nurses. Hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First. The global number of deaths from covid 19 has risen to more than 40,000, with the num...

As the total reaches 8,189 the nurses around the world battling against the Global Pandemic who are also calling for more protection translation its really painstaking and energy consuming work but every day, we are hoping for peoples recovery. Following in the footsteps of florence nightingale, we will fulfil our mission. And millions of plants, shrubs and trees could be thrown away after the Coronavirus Outbreak Forces the closure of 2,000 Garden Centres and nurseries in sport, the head of uk ...

The total there now is over 8,000. Scotland announces further emergency measures as another 13 people haved died after being diagnosed with the virus. Millions of plants, shrubs and trees could be thrown away, after the Coronavirus Outbreak Forces the closure of 2,000 Garden Centres and nurseries. And the perils of haircuts at home how families are having to do it for themselves. Good afternoon. Downing street has suggested the target of testing 25,000 People Per Day for coronavirus may not be m...

Tuesday in parliament. Hello again, and welcome to tuesday in parliament, as a footballer forces the government into a u turn on Free School Meals. Id like to extend my particular thanks to Marcus Rashford, for using his public position to amplify the voices of those who must and should be heard. The Prime Minister announces a shake up in the way the uk delivers aid. For too long, frankly, uk overseas aid has been treated as some giant cash point in the sky but then finds himself accused of tryi...

There in front of the public eye. I think thats really important to show off what we can do, and i want to be a part of that. Here at the barracks, they are champing at the bit to get back out on parade with humans and horses ready to resume their official duties as soon as its deemed safe to do so. Sarah campbell, bbc news, woolwich barracks. Time for a look at the weather. Heres sarah keith lucas. Hello. Weve already had a fair bit of rain around over the last 2a hours, particularly across par...

With another household, in a further easing of coronavirus lockdown rules. National anthem plays the queens official birthday has been marked with a ceremony at Windsor Castle this morning. It took place instead of the annual trooping the colour parade, due to the coronavirus lockdown. Good afternoon. Police have been pelted with bottles and fireworks during clashes in Central London, after hundreds of protesters gathered, claiming they wanted to protect statues from anti racism protesters. A la...

On how to protect them. Support bubbles come into effect across england and Northern Ireland. People who live alone will be able to form a support bubble with another household, in a further easing of coronavirus lockdown rules. The queens official birthday has been marked with a ceremony at Windsor Castle this morning. It took place instead of the annual trooping the colour parade, due to the coronavirus lockdown. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and stay with u...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. We start in the United States. Weve just received some video of an African American man being shot and killed by a Police Officer in atlanta on friday. And a warning these pictures are disturbing. The video we are about to show is from the Security Camera outside a fast food restaurant. The 27 year old black man, Rayshard Brooks, was running from police. Weve freezed the video there. But immediately after this point, Rayshard Brooks was shot by the police. Police h...

Hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament. Coming up the government reveals it wont be sending all primary children in england back to school before the summer after all. Labour says the plans lie in tatters. Its no good the Prime Minister flailing around, trying to blame others. But the Prime Minister reckons its the labour leader who cant make up his mind. He still cant work out whether hes saying schools are not safe enough or whether we should be going back more quickly. The governm...

Tonight at ten, violent clashes between police and protesters in Central London. They came as the protesters, including some far right activists, claimed they were protecting statues from anti racism demonstrators. The home secretary condemned the clashes. The individuals that are perpetrating violence, thuggery and the shameful behaviour should expect to face the full force of the law. Racism, stigma and social inequality may increase the risk from coronavirus within ethnic minority communities...