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£100 fine, up to a to be punished . £100 fine, up to a maximum of £3000. Just very briefly. 0n the i. According to a cabinet secretary, not even a junior minister, according to a cabinet secretary, stefanie, you can break the law as long as its a very specific and limited breach. Yeah, this is kind of. I go to the shop around the corner and i only steal a bar of chocolate and i dont take the whole money away . And then im not breaking the law . This is astonishing, and i think its only, readi...

Under intense pressure with warnings that admissions and death counts will continue to rise for the next week globally there have now been over 2 Million Deaths from covid 19 since the pandemic began thats according to research from Johns Hopkins University Six European Countries express concerns over delays in delivery of the pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine but the European Commission president says the company has guaranteed all vaccines will be delivered concern over the new variant of covid 19 sc...

This is bbc news. Imjane hail. The headlines at 3pm no running, please. An eastern message to stay indoors this weekend has more than 900 further deaths of people with coronavirus are announced across the uk. Downing street says the Prime Minister continues to be in very good spirits in hospital after leaving intensive care. His father urges him to rest. New york starts to bury some of its dead in mass graves, with nearly 160,000 people infected with the virus across the state. Here, there are c...

We are back. Thank you for joining us. We had a great conversation with state superintendent tony thurmon, well have him back on tonight, the new covid k on shock. As america records its biggest oneday surge in cases since this pandemic began. More than 50,000 cases reported in one day. Dr. Anthony fauci warning we are at risk of losing control. At the same time, President Trump insists they are putting out the flames. Tonight, we go inside one Florida Hospital as doctors and nurses suit up for ...

The headlines borisjohnson considers Boris Johnson considers tightening covid 19 restrictions, following the highest number of cases since may. Local Ken Richardson is have come into force in some parts of the uk come with bars and restaurants closing early in north east england. Tributes are paid as the pioneering us supreme courtjudge and champion of womens rights, ruth bader ginsburg, dies at the age of 87. And seven ginsburg, dies at the age of 87. And seve n years ginsburg, dies at the age ...

Tonight at six a whole new level of restrictions for parts of the north east of england. For the first time, you could be fined for meeting other households anywhere indoors. Newcastle, county durham, northumberland some of the places where itll now be illegal to mix with people you dont live with whether at home or in a pub or restaurant. We do not take these steps lightly, but we must take them and take them now, because we know that swift action is more likely to bring the virus under control...

With me are comment and features editor of cityam Rachel Cunliffe and the daily mails deputy political editorjohn stevens. Now, tomorrows front pages, they begin with the telegraph says the Prime Minister is to unveil tough new regional lockdowns which are expected to see closing time called for hundreds of pubs in the north west of england for four weeks from 5pm wednesday. The metro are calling it locktober. The paper says a new three tier system of local covid alerts will be announced, with s...

This is bbc news. The headlines. A major government u turn in england as the exams regulator says all gcse and a level results in england will now be based on assessments by teachers. I would like to say sorry for that, and we are now taking steps to put that right. The education secretary apologised saying students had been affected by significa nt inconsistencies with the grading process. Over the weekend it became clearer to me that there were a level of the number of students who were gettin...

Given written evidence to this committee two months ago, it has not been published, that is not down to me, i have not been invited to give evidence to the committee and yet i am somehow being accused of not being prepared to answer questions. Alex salmond was acquitted in march of 13 charges of sexual assault. The parliamentary enquiry at the heart of this row is looking into where the Scottish Government went wrong when it was investigating claims of Sexual Harassment against alex salmond, a p...