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Claire and the team inside are very excited howzat excited recreational cricket can return in a weeks time. After a government u turn, the game is given the go ahead. They now say it can be made very safe. Its saturday, july the 4th. Our top story the largest easing of coronavirus restrictions so far has come into effect in england. Some hairdressers welcomed back customers at midnight, while pubs, restaurants and cinemas are allowed to reopen this morning. The Prime Minister has warned people t...

The critical government errors which led to many more people contracting covid 19 a damning report from mps. 1,500 jobs are at risk at wh smith after lockdown caused sales to plummet. Scotlands first minister says schools must be prioritised over pubs, echoing englands childrens commissioner. Lets return to our top story. The critical government errors an operation is under way in lebanon which led to many more people to recover the bodies of the more contracting covid 19 than 100 people who are...

The citys Hospital System could face collapse as it grapples with a sharp rise in coronavirus cases. A review calls for an extension of Free School Meals in england, warning that poor eating habits are a slow motion disaster. And poppadoms and a pint at the palace. Prince william talks football and Mental Health with former england player peter crouch. Ive made some curry for you all. Laughter. And i believe its the samrat, which is, like, your local favourite, crouchy . Hello, and welcome, if y...

I can work from home and i think we should if it means that the infection rate remains low. So, i think we need to do everything. I feel sorry for people with parents and children, being stuck at home. In scotland, the first minister Nicola Sturgeon goes further from tomorrow people will not be allowed to visit each others homes. By acting early and substantially, we hope these new measures will be in place for a shorter period than would be the case if we waited longer to act. As plans for fans...

Hashtag. The other headlines. Care home staff in england are to be given personal protective equipment until march as part of government plans to protect them and patients over the winter. A group of uk mps say the home office has no idea what its £400 million a year Immigration Enforcement unit achieves, meaning it is unprepared for brexit. Us president ial candidatejoe it is unprepared for brexit. Us president ial candidate joe biden condemns trumps handling of the pandemic is close to crimin...

University. We want to carry on doing that. You dont want to be im at National League side chesterfield who have yet to start their season and now face supported by the government with furlough schemes in this and that. An uncertain future after the latest we wa nt furlough schemes in this and that. We want to provide a secure pause on fans returning to stadiums. Environment where we have licenses which we have to abide by so we have measures that we have to take and we rather changeable skies a...

When the lockdown ends in ten days time but therell be a relaxation over christmas. Pubs and restaurants in england could be allowed to stay open longer with an easing of the 10pm curfew. The nhs in england is to get an extra £3 billion, but the chancellor warns of tough times ahead for the economy, as the country deals with the consequences of the pandemic. The economy is experiencing significant stress. Weve seen that, particularly in the Labour Market and with peoples jobs. We know that 750,...

Now on bbc news the bbcs environment correspondent Justin Rowlatt chairs a remote debate asking why it is proving so difficult to stop Climate Change and the destruction of the Natural World . This is the bbc world service, im Justin Rowlatt, and you are watching world questions the programme which puts the public right at the heart of the debate. And on this edition, we are discussing how we can protect the environment. With me is a panel of world leading scientists, academics, activists, and b...

This is the bbc world service, im justin rowlatt, and you are watching world questions the programme which puts the public right at the heart of the debate. And on this edition, we are discussing how we can protect the environment. With me is a panel of world leading scientists, academics, activists, and business people. The questions, as always, will come from members of the public from around the world. And there is so much for us all to discuss. What sort of Energy Policy should we be pursuin...

On a certain day, we do it. And then the goalposts are changed the following day. As 498 more deaths are reported in the uk, Coronavirus Infection rates in england are continuing to show signs of levelling off but the picture across the nations is mixed. Concerns about the impact of yesterdays Spending Review on some of the poorest households, as the chancellor defends his decision to freeze the pay of many Public Sector workers. Ive had to make some tough choices and what i couldnt do is justif...