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reaction from hospitality businesses. president trump is accused of lying to the american people about the threat posed by coronavirus and there are fears that fa ns coronavirus and there are fears that fans could be shut out from sport again. all crowds of 1000 people will be allowed a pilot event this month all this is now under review after the rising infection rates. and it is a cool start to your thursday but for many a dry day in store. the full forecast here on brea kfast. good morning. it is thursday, september ten. 0ur our top story is that borisjohnson has said it breaks is hard to ban gatherings of more than six people in england but he insisted the letter is necessary to avoid a second down. the prime minister also outlined an ambition to increase testing capacity to millions of people per day which could cost tens of billions of pounds according to lea ked of billions of pounds according to leaked documents. back at the downing street podium, to announce new rest
AustraliaUnited-statesUnited-kingdomHeathrowHillingdonCaliforniaSwindonEdgbastonBirminghamDoncasterSyriaSan-francisco get in touch with me place at 10:15. i suppose there will on twitter @annita mcveigh or by using the #bbcyourquestions. be meetings with other leaders in the welsh government will provide lancashire and the government as well today was that the focus is on free school meals for children those areas where the risk is seen who can normally claim them during school holidays to be greatest and those that need until the summer term next year. to be greatest and those that need to be, in the view of the a curfew for paris and eight other scientists, shifted into tier three as soon as possible. but there is big cities in france will come into force on saturday political knock about and push back between 9pm and 6am. on arguments was that we have heard eu leaders are gathering in brussels from mr burnham repeatedly over the for a two day summit, last few days that he doesn t think where they ll discuss post brexit trade negotiations for the support package for those the first time
NorwayAustraliaGlasgowGlasgow-cityUnited-kingdomParisFrance-general-FranceTexasUnited-statesCzech-republicTogo right now. school is out, the gates are last nights figures, scotland released higher cases and there were close this afternoon on schools across close this afternoon on schools a cross m ost close this afternoon on schools across most of the uk, but some will only 322 and northern ireland has stay open for the children of key 80, wales is 170 but what stands out workers. after gcse and a level is london, that big blob and you exams were cancelled, the government would expect london to have more says grades in england will be based cases and the rest of the country on mock exam results and teacher because it houses 16% of the population so there will be some assessment. no end in sight to panic concentration but actually, it is buying. front line health workers 40%, of the cases in london, they make a desperate plea for people to be less selfish. people are just are occupying a disproportionate number of cases and they are pulling further ahead of the rest of the stripping th
JapanGlasgowGlasgow-cityUnited-kingdomTokyoWalsallLeicesterSussexEast-sussexIrelandNorthern-irelandCraigavon and is expected to go into production next week. was coronavirus the final straw? brighthouse, the largest rent to own retailer in the country, is close to collapse. 2,500 jobs at risk. we look at the pressure the pandemic is placing on some businesses. england captain harry kane fears the current premier league season won t be completed. kane says if it s not finished by late june, it s time to move on. advice on how to keep calm and carry on from someone who knows we catch up with d day veteran and fund raiser harry billinge. remember the good days and that you ve got a lot to be thankful for. yesterday, only three places in the uk got into double figures in terms of temperatures. today, a few more well, it s going to be cloudy and cold but not quite as windy. i will have more of it at my new time at 25 past. it s monday 30th march. our top story. 20,000 former nhs staff have returned to work to help the fight against coronavirus, according to the prime minister. borisjoh
New-yorkUnited-statesHamburgGermanyUnited-kingdomSussexNew-brunswickCanadaNormandySurreyPhiladelphiaPennsylvania again at allowing outdoor exercise if people flout social distancing rules. are perhaps just a weary and if you don t want us to have to take questioning the merit of the the step to ban exercise lockdown the british government of all forms outside feel that now is the time. in the of your own home then you ve got to follow the rules. the new labour leader, position that which she occupies in sir keir starmer, has accused this country to rally the nation and the british government of making ‘serious mistakes‘ in its encourage resolve and response to the pandemic. self discipline. we are just over one of the uk s top scientific 2.5 hours away from that address. advisors says there is currently no thank you very much. precise exit strategy from the lockdown. the religious events. exit strategies from this were very problematic, were challenging. there are a number of ideas in play. to mark the events without family gatherings and public ceremonies. our middle east corres
New-yorkUnited-statesJerusalemIsrael-general-IsraelGlasgowGlasgow-cityUnited-kingdomMidlandsLeicestershireParisFrance-general- and finally, the sunday mirror continues its campaign for people working on the coronavirus front line to receive bonus pay. it also reports on drug trials in the uk that could help ease the suffering of some victims. so, let s begin. let s start with the sun on sunday and the first interview from boris johnson about how his admission into hospitalfor johnson about how his admission into hospital for intensive care for treatment of coronavirus. i understand on pages four and five there is a reference to the 2017 political satire felt the death of stalin. you are on it now. you are on it now. yes, i think as nigel said previously, this is an interview full of boris isms. he talks about the indicators or monitors coming in the wrong directions and stuff like that. but underneath all of that boris blustar, it is clear that it was a very emotional time. a very emotional interview. he talks about a statement being prepared which shows how very gravely ill he was. he talks about ho
United-kingdomBritishChris-masonNigel-nelsonNick-hartCarrie-symondsDominic-cummingsDavid-kingJenny-harrisWilfred-johnsonBoris-johnson fears the number of infections could rise. as one of the strictest coronavirus restrictions begins to ease, people in italy will be able to travel both internally and in and out of the country from the beginning ofjune. top flight football is back in germany, the budesliga is the first major european football league to restart with matches taking place in empty stadiums. and good sniffer dogs be trained to detect coronavirus question mark a new government backed trial begins in the uk. you are watching bbc news. we will bring new life coverage of that latest news conference at downing street. that is coming up shortly. first, today s main developments. uk government and teachers unions should stop squabbling and agree a plan to reopen schools in england safety, that is the message from the children s commissioner for england who says disadvantaged children are losing out from schools being closed for so long. leaders met the government scientific advisers yesterday to seek as
ItalyIrelandDenmarkRomeLazioUnited-kingdomGatesheadScotlandBritishItaliansJenny-harriesGavin-williamson uk businesses will be expected to pay a quarter of the wages of furloughed workers from the start of august. hello and welcome. ahead of the daily downing street news conference which is today led by transport secretary grant schapps. boris johnson s top aide dominic cummings is facing calls to resign after it emerged he had travelled more than 250 miles with his sick wife to be near relatives during the long term. downing street says mr cummings drove from london to county durham to ensure his young son would be properly cared for if he too became unwell. his actions were in line with the coronavirus guidelines. he told reporters he behaved reasonably and legally. helen kat reports. you re supposed to be more than two metres apart. dominic cummings at his london home, insisting he did not break lockdown rules. i behaved reasonably and legally. that s not a good look so is it, mr cummings? who cares about good looks. it was about doing the right thing. it s not about what you
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