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Coming up on bbc news, chelsea women have been officially named as champions. league positions have been decided on average points, which means chelsea, who were second, go above manchester city. dentists are allowed to reopen in england from monday, but patients are being warned not to expect business as usual. a survey of 2000 practices by the british dental association suggests only a third are ready to carry out routine appointments. many dentists expect to limit the services they offer, and...

Says that shortage of protective equipment means many of them will be remain closed. nhs england insists its continuing to work with dentists on safety. the surgery is now closed... empty surgery and patient left in place. the surgery will not be resuming at this time. dentistry felt the lockdown more than most. and now, there is a real struggle to reopen on monday. unfortunately they were not many patients here that we are hoping ina not many patients here that we are hoping in a weeks time we ...

I think, because they have to have all the ppe in place, which they havent got yet. waiting rooms have been empty. phone rings. answering machine message: the surgery is now closed... empty surgeries and patients left in pain. normal surgery will not be resuming at this time... dentistry felt the lockdown more than most. even with the right equipment the weight will only get longer. now i think the most i will be able to see is five. it means changing protective equipment and cleaning again and ...

The only type of drill they will be picking up here, at least for the next few days. you can see at a reception they have to install these screens to keep staff safe. there is all sorts of work to do before they can see patients again. there will be no patients coming through the door here on monday, and according to the british dental association survey, that will be the same at two thirds of englands dental practices. phone rings. answering machine message: the surgery is now closed... empty s...

Its powerful. the shooting of ahmaud arbery felt very close to you. tell me why. >> well, like him, i live in a small town in georgia. its probably not as small as brunswick. but just -- just knowing how close it was and -- and when i saw the video, i felt all types of emotions. i felt anger, confusion, sadness. and -- and it just -- it was on my mind all day. i couldnt stop thinking about it. and, as i went out to go get some dinner for my family, i saw the police and just, like, thinking about...

Says the government will throw everything into the hunt for a vaccine. so lets turn to cnns nic robertson. he joins us live from london. good to see you, nic. everyone around the world wants this vaccine. how much hope might this bring? >> reporter: well, oxford university and professor sarah gilbert whos having the study have experience with this vaccine because they have used it in a trial for the mers coronavirus a few years ago. so they have knowledge of what theyre handling. obviously every...

This vaccine before in research for the mers coronavirus. the first round involves perhaps several hundred people. its a safety phase of the test. again, all of this, the government says its throwing everything behind it. all of these that will be tested in the u.k., theyre accelerated. this acceleration still requires a safety phase. thats what will be happening with the oxford test. they hope to be done with that phase of the test by fall. then they could scale up and get into a medical/clinic...

Fired up about this, but when you read more closely there are studies that suggest republicans do well with mail-in voting. so whats really going on here? >> for starters the states are responsible for their own voting procedures and the president doesnt really control that. as well, five states at least have had mail-in voting for many, many years and by and large get by with it pretty well. i will say that as a practical matter, i think the idea of early voting is becoming inherently ridiculou...

Or cuts in their hours. and that has gotten them deeply concerned about paying mortgages, rent, utilities and bills, let alone emergencies that pop up even in good times. thats not all. according to a survey by wallet hub, 67 million people are worried about paying credit card bills that are racking up this crisis. some have agreed to waive payments on more, auto loans and waive interest and take other measures. many of the big banks put disaster efforts in place including not reporting late pay...

And tested, quickly. so in this battle to contain the contagion, these labs have become the front line. so, because of the safety, we are not going to go into this room. this is where the samples are being opened and prepared. theyre testing up to 20,000 people a day, more than any other country in the world. a lesson learned from bitter experience with previous infectious diseases. so is this the busiest youve ever been? yes. this is my busiest day. the computer programme can tell whether the s...