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Hello. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. We start in the us where over 2,000 deaths have been recorded in the last 2a hours. It takes the countrys total number of fatalities to over 60,000. The figures come as officials said the us economy is shrinking at the fastest rate in more than a decade. Figures from the last quarter show a 4. 8 contraction, but economists say the worst is yet to come. The International Labour organisation has warned that ...

Coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. But we bring you some breaking news first but it is not about the coronavirus pandemic. The north Korean Leader kim jong un is reported to have appeared in public for the first time in nearly three weeks. The countrys official news agency said he had opened a fertiliser plant near the capital, pyongyang. The report cant be independently verified, but its been carried by south korean media. With me is our reporter rich preston. We do know tha...

Hello and welcome. The north Korean Leader kim jong un has appeared in public for the first time in nearly three weeks, ending an absence that prompted international rumours about his health. The countrys official news agency said hed opened a fertiliser plant near the capital, pyongyang. Heres our correspondent in seoul, laura bicker. Yes, he is smiling, he is cutting a ribbon at a fertiliser plant in sunchon which is just north of the capital, pyongyang. In his first public appearance in state...

Also tonight. Parliament is back in business. But not as weve known it. Mps made their contributions online putting ministers under pressure over testing and protective equipment. Leading cancer experts say thousands of patients are missing out on treatment. The number of urgent referrals is down by three quarters. The show must go on but did sporting gatherings like cheltenham lead to a spike in infections . Well look at the evidence. It doesnt look particularly professional, but at least i kno...

We arejoined here in south london with the person who came up with the cla p with the person who came up with the clap for carers every thursday. How did you get this idea . Being inspired from what i saw back in the netherlands and it was happening in spain and italy if the dutch can do it than the brits can deftly do it to. When not we are as passionate as italy and spanish people are. You came up with this idea, you told a few friends and now its every thursday event. How proud arent you of t...

Of counting the number of victims, with a focus on whats happening in the care sector. Also today the search for a cure we report on the worlds biggest study of potential treatments, involving thousands of patients. More evidence today of the devastating impact the pandemic is having on the high street, the business community, and the wider economy. No return yet to schools in england, and concerns that children from deprived backgrounds will suffer most from the lack of schooling. And the Prime...

Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. We begin in the United States where, a short time ago, President Trump confirmed that food and Drug Administration has authorised the emergency use of an experimental anti viral drug, remdesivir, as a treatment for coronavirus. The measure is not the same as final approval, but the regulator said it believed the benefits outweighed the risks. A recent...

To six people not in the same household will be able to meet outdoors from tomorrow. Three men have been arrested after a 19 year old student was killed in a drive by shooting. And its Chelsea Flower Show but with a difference youll be able to get a tour of the designers own gardens. And coming up on bbc news. Nine in a row. The end of the scottish premierhsip season sees celtic crowned champions again while fans are urged to celebrate at home. Good evening. If youre one of those whove experienc...

The week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament. Lifting englands lockdown, the Prime Minister promises to trust the people. The common sense of the british people got us through that first phase of this disease. Im absolutely confident they will get us through the next as well. Theres a new slogan are you staying home or staying alert . Or just confused . What the country needs at this time is clarity and reassurance. And at the moment, both are in pretty short supply....

On the train coming home she had met this woman. Did that hold the answer . Shes talking about how someone has tried to assume her identity. A chilling case of a daughter in danger. Somebody was after her. Welcome to dateline. Im lester holt. She was beautiful, talented, trusting, sometimes trouble. A young woman from a prominent family finally grabbing the promise of life right up until the day she vanished. When the police seemed unable to find her, her family hatched a plan, an unusual strate...