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Hello, this is bbc news, im vic d — here are the headlines. borisjohnson will today reveal more details of his plan to gradually release england from lockdown. schools in england will open to all children from march the 8th. some younger pupils in scotland and wales are going back to class this morning. more outdoor socialising will be allowed — with the �*rule of six�* making a return just before easter. but pubs, shops and restaurants

By the end of the week.

Hello, this is bbc news with samantha simmonds. the headlines... care home residents in england will be allowed to have one person visit them regularly from the 8th of march, as easing of lockdown measures start to be revealed. number ten says reuniting families and allowing people to have more social contact will be an "absolute priority" in easing lockdown after schools reopen. prince charles has visited the king edward the seventh hospital in central london where his father the duke of edinbu...

Elements of this pandemic we dont fully understand, the detrimental consequences of closing schools are already in plain sight around the world.

Hello, this is bbc news with samantha simmonds. the headlines... care home residents in england will be allowed to have one person visit them regularly from the 8th of march, as easing of lockdown measures start to be revealed. number ten says reuniting families and allowing people to have more social contact will be an "absolute priority" in easing lockdown after schools reopen. prince charles has visited the king edward the seventh hospital in central london where his father the duke of edinbu...

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To 11 or maybe 16 degrees in the south—east of england. sunday another relatively mild day a little bit of rain there but also in some spells of sunshine.

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1970 across the world and doesnt show signs of slowing down. this really matters, because wildlife needs to be regarded as a barometer for the broader environmental condition of the planet as a whole. we need to bear in mind that nature is the fundamental underpinning for our well—being and for the health of humanity and it also underpins a healthy economy, and lets think about this if we compared it to an economy. if you saw a 68% decline in gdp that would be like wiping the ten biggest econo...

And based on this fossil data, we could see at what time species went extinct in the fossil record, and based on that, we could reconstruct at what pace these extinctions have occurred in the past. there are a lot of species at the moment that are critically endangered or are very vulnerable to human impact. and all these critically endangered species, which there are hundreds, but some of them — the sumatran rhino or the bornean orangutan — they are essentially reduced to an almost nonviabl...