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This is bbc news. Im freya cole. Our top stories President Biden warns that the us economic crisis is deepening, as he introduces his 2 trillion relief plan. Articles of impeachment against donald trump will be delivered to the senate on monday. His trial begins early next month. New Research Suggests the uk variant of covid 19 may be more deadly than the original virus. And one of the all time greats of us baseball, hank aaron, dies at the age of 86. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and...

Hello, youre watching afternoon live, im simon mccoy. Today at 2. Released days after serving half his sentence and under surveillance, as questions are asked about why a terrorist was free to stab victims in london. The government says it will act. The anomaly we need to clear up is the process by which some people are still coming out under automatic Early Release without any kind of scrutiny or parole system. Borisjohnson says the uk wont bind itself to eu rules in order to get a trade deal b...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines. A lack of coronavirus tests for nhs workers is causing staff absences according to hospital bosses. The government says the tests are out there the majority of tests are available within a ten mile radius. It seems to me that there will be extreme cases where people cannot get to test locations within that radius but that doesnt mean that, you know, Public Health england are not working night and day to boost capa...

As another 847 people lose their lives. While hospitals are being transformed to cope with the pandemic, there are warnings tonight about the impact its having on other people. Its likely there are people who are having heart attacks, who are then subsequently not getting the treatment they need and could be dying as a consequence of this. Scientists in oxford are hoping for a million doses of a Coronavirus Vaccine by september, as the government sets up a taskforce to find one. Confusion over w...

The uk is about to go through the most dangerous time of the pandemic the grim warning from englands chief medical officer. Chris whitty urges people to avoid all unneccessary contact in the weeks before the vaccine roll out has an impact. I think its really important that everybody in every interaction they have every day for the next few weeks thinks, do i really need to do this . Well be hearing from professor whitty who took some of your questions in a special programme this morning. Also th...

England and scotland have been ordered into new lockdowns to contain a surge in virus cases threatening to overwhelm health systems. Schools will be closed to most pupils, also non essential retail and hospitality. Borisjohnson says the weeks ahead will be the hardest yet, as a more infectious variant spreads. Donald trump and joe biden are campaigning in georgia ahead of two crucial runoff votes for the senate on tuesday. At an event in the city of dalton, mr trump said if democrats took the se...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uks government defends the decision to make Face Coverings compulsory on Public Transport but admits the benefits may be marginal. On balance we are convinced that it certainly cant do any harm, we think it will do some good, and thats why its a good idea to introduce. My concern and id go so far as to say my anger is the delay its taken, because this could mean more people having caught the virus in the c...

Weve learnt our lesson following pressure from teachers the government drops plans to fully open Primary Schools in england this term. The change of mind has sparked concern about the long term impact on childrens education and wellbeing. Its a long time to try and recreate the structure that schools give you, and i think without that, a lot of kids and a lot of families will struggle. I do think that children should start coming back to school gradually, because weve got to get back to normalit...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uk Prime Minister, boris johnson, sticks by his top aide over claims Dominic Cummings broke the lockdown rules by travelling across the country. I think he followed the instincts of every father and every parent, and i do not mark him down for that. Mounting calls for mr cummings to resign will overshadow todays cabinet discussions on lifting coronavirus restrictions. A Top German Court rules volkswagen mu...

Tonight at ten the devastating effects of coronavirus on the economy. It shrank by over 20 in the first full month of lockdown, april. Empty gyms, offices, restaurants, and shops large swathes of the economy ground to a halt, in the sharpest contraction on record. It is going to be tough for a few months but we will get through it and we will bounce back very strongly indeed. But the governor of the bank of england does see signs of a gradual recovery, and says hes ready to take action to limit ...