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That but if youre going in and taking a product, you are leaving again, you should be wearing a face mask. President trump says he is sending a surge of federal officers into more us cities to fight what he describes asa us cities to fight what he describes as a shocking explosion of violent crime. China launches its first Rover Mission to mars. The spacecraft will take seven months to reach the red planet. And please get in touch with us about any of the stories today. You can reach me on twitt...

The levels of patients with covid that they were back in march and april, and indeed we now have more patients in hospital with covid than we had on the day, march the 23rd, you will remember, that Boris Johnson announced a National Lockdown. Now, there are many Different Things about where we are now than then, but all the trends are going the wrong way. And there has been some surprise, perhaps, that some areas with very high infection rates, such as the north west, have not been put into this...

Sides wanted to finish that off today and they have done so. We have a statement from downing street saying that everything the British Public was promised during the 2016 referendum and last years general election is delivered by this deal. We have not seen the text of the deal. We know it will be hundreds and hundreds of pages long and there will be a lot of. In the detail. What we will see over the next few hours is, on both sides, plenty of spin, political spin coming out saying we have achi...

This is bbc news. Im sophie raworth. The headlines at 4. 30. The number of people whove died with coronavirus in care homes in england is thought to have doubled in five days figures suggest more than 2,000 have lost their lives. There have been 759 new recorded uk coronavirus deaths in hospitals it brings the total death toll to 18,100. In the first ever virtual Prime Ministers questions, the new labour leader strongly criticises the government over a lack of testing and supply of Personal Prot...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Pfizers vaccine has been approved by regulators for use in the uk and could be rolled out across the country next week. Well start with the most elderly, and with people in care homes, and of course their carers, to make sure that others dont catch it. The uk expects to have millions of doses of the Pfizer Vaccine against covid 19 available by the end of the year, and the first 800,000 coming next week. Englan...

Long ban for nonessential travel to the eu. Nonessentialtravel long ban for nonessential travel to the eu. Nonessential travel should be reduced right now too in order not to spread the virus further, be it within the European Union or by leaving the European Union, but also to avoid nonessential travel, not to have more potential strain on our health care system. Germany becomes the latest european country to closes its borders and the french president will make a National Address this evening....

To be beneficial. Theres continuing concern in care homes in england over testing for staff and residents. Italy, the first country in europe to introduce a lockdown because of the coronavirus outbreak, is to ease some restrictions from early may. Meanwhile, children in spain are allowed out for the first time in six weeks as the daily number of deaths fell to its lowest level in more than a month. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me a...

Deaths amongst residents. Can the Prime Minister give us the governments views on these unexplained deaths . He is right to draw attention, as ive said, to the tragedy that has been taking place in care homes. The education secretary defends plans to reopen some primary schools in england next month, insisting theyre based on scientific advice. The easing of lockdown begins in england. People are encouraged to return to work, though avoid public transport where possible. And good news if your lo...