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Applause its eight oclock on thursday evening, the time of the week when, for the seventh week in a row,

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Across the uk, we show our support and appreciation for nhs staff, for key workers and for carers. joining in tonight these key workers at the royal mail distribution centre in nottingham. cheering and applause

For now, americans need to keep their eyes looking straight ahead, to the finish line. listening to the experts, and not get distracted by confusing and unfounded messages. >> i dont think theres only one path to defeat covid. we need our leaders to be focused, serious, honest, to be able to deal with new, fa fast-moving scientific information. thats the path to defeat covid. >> why, now, in the middle of this pandemic, are we investigating the record? well, while we were producing this document...

Until the end of may. first with more details on the draft uk government proposals for the workplace here is andy moore. deserted streets, like here in leeds, are all part of our new normal, but the government is now looking at how we move out of the current restrictions. the prime minister is not set to publicly outline proposals for easing lockdown just yet but employers are already being consulted about a possible way forward. as part of a draft proposal, the two—metre rule may be relaxed i...

But the government is now looking at how we move out of the current restrictions. the prime minister is not set to publicly outline proposals for easing lockdown just yet, but employers are already being consulted about a possible way forward. as part of a draft proposal, the two metre rule may be relaxed in cases where it cannot be observed, to be replaced by other means of keeping workers safe, such as physical screens and ppe. under the plans, employers will be urged to stagger start and fini...

Typical social behaviour after being locked up for so long. ——in lockdown for so long. being locked up for so long. --in lockdown for so long. very good to talk to you, dr natasha kathuria. the government here in the uk is looking at bringing in new workplace rules to help businesses emerge from the coronavirus lockdown. under draft proposals, employers would need to stagger start times and limit the number of desks and equipment that need to be shared. andy moore reports. as we enter how si...

Hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. the government is looking at new rules to help businesses emerge from lockdown. under draft proposals, employers would need to stagger start times and limit the amount of equipment that needs to be shared. workplaces would also be asked to provide ppe if the two—metre social—distancing rules cant be observed. companies, businesses and unions had until 10pm last night respond to the government plans. donald trump has insisted hes do...

To publicly outline proposals for easing lockdown just yet but employers are already being consulted about a possible way forward. as part of a draft proposal, the two—metre rule may be relaxed in cases where it cannot be observed, to be replaced by other means of keeping workers safe, such as physical screens and ppe. under the plans, employers will be urged to stagger start and finish times to take pressure off public transport. workers considered vulnerable would be put in the safest possib...

Degrees. in the sunshine for wales in the south—west, we could see 19 or 20 celsius. this evening and overnight, the showers in the east will fade, mostly dry for most, devon and cornwall well see something wetter or windier arrive later in the night with the possibility of thunder for the morning. touch of frost elsewhere, but for tuesday, whilst we will see some rain for the south—west and the channel islands, that will fade. most of you will have a dry day on tuesday. a full forecast in a...