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Hello this is bbc news with james reynolds. the headlines: ministers in the uk look at proposals to get the economy restarted — including easing some measures of the lockdown. in spain, the country has begun to ease its own strict lockdown rules — adults have been enjoying their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks. rolls royce prepares to cut thousands ofjobs due to coronavirus — a decision on the exact number will be made by the end of the month. the uk government pledges more than £76...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. adults are allowed outdoors to exercise in spain for the first time in almost seven weeks as the country eases its strict lockdown rules: it feels like an historical moment, you know? with everybody out like this. so im very happy about this, and i think that people are respecting the rules. thousands of people sign up for trials in the uk to see if blood plasma from covid—i9 survivors can help other critica...

Once a week, inocencia takes the familys rubbish to the end of the street. she trusts that it will be picked up by the citys garbage trucks. every year on planet earth, we produce more than two billion tonnes of solid waste. high—income countries make upjust 16% of the worlds population but are responsible for more than a third of the worlds waste. and if everyone consumed as much as the richest countries do, wed need up to five planets to absorb all our waste. today, of all the waste we produ...

India has extended its lockdown measures, but hopes to ease them in some parts of the country less affected by covid—19. unlike many other countries, the government has introduced a contact tracing app as part of its plan. the technology alerts users if theyve come into contact with those who have tested positive for the virus. indias app, called bridge to healthcare, is now compulsory for public and private sector employees and has come underfire from privacy groups. indias main opposition co...

The headlines: ministers in the uk look at proposals to get the economy restarted — including easing some measures of the lockdown. in spain, the country has begun to ease its own strict lockdown rules — adults have been enjoying their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks. rolls royce prepares to cut thousands ofjobs due to coronavirus — a decision on the exact number will be made by the end of the month. the uk government pledges more than £76 million to the most vulnerable in society d...

Good, old-fashioned greed, but the key to this mystery remained stubbornly out of reach. the question was would anybody ever find it. heres keith morrison with "who killed the radio star." ♪ >> down below the surface of the pacific ocean on the far side of californias catalina island is a silent current. strange how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara, and then just before the open sea turns back to glide again past this storied island with, would sunny day in may 2006, some...

Hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the government pledges £76 million to support victims of domestic abuse, vulnerable children and victims of modern—day slavery. blood plasma from people whove had covid—19 will be used in uk trials to see if it can help critically ill patients. adults in spain enjoy their first

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. ministers in the uk look at proposals to get the economy restarted, including easing some measures of the lockdown. in spain, the country has begun to ease its strict lockdown rules. adults have been enjoying their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks. rolls royce prepares to cut thousands ofjobs due to coronavirus. a decision on the exact number will be made by the end of the month. the uk government pledges...

Indias lockdown is the largest of its kind in the world, impacting more than a billion people, many of whom just want a way back out. reged ahmad, bbc news. time for the sports news with sarah mulkerrins. hello, im sarah mulkerrins with the bbc sport. the former england captain, sir bill beaumont, has been re—elected as the chairman of world rugby for another four years. the 68—year—old defeated his former deputy, the ex argentina skippei’. agustin pichot. the bbc‘s rugby union corresp...

Against gang members. now while millions of indians have been told to stay at home, there are some beneficiaries of the lockdown. the less polluted air and cleaner water have attracted tens of thousands of flamingos to a lake in mumbai, turning it pink. the migration of the birds is an annual phenomenon but not usually on such a scale. flamingo numbers in the mumbai metropolitan region are reported to have topped 150,000 in the first week of april. some benefits. now its time for a look at the w...