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Adapting to the new normal. The chancellor unveils his plans to try to protect jobs and the economy over the next six months. Rishi sunak says the government will top up the pay of workers whove been forced to cut their hours with the focus on viable jobs. I cannot save everyjob no chancellor could. But what we can and must do is deal with the real problems businesses and employees are facing now. The newjob support scheme that will replace furlough has been welcomed by many businesses, but ther...

This is bbc news. Our latest headlines the british man linked to 11 coronavirus patients has been discharged from hospital. Steve walsh, who is no longer contagious, contracted the virus in singapore before unwittingly infecting his friends whilst on a skiing break in france. How to police the internet. As media regulator 0fcom is to get new powers to force social Media Companies to remove harmful content, questions are raised about how effective they can be. The veteran senator Bernie Sanders n...

This is bbc news. Im kasia madera. The headlines at eight. After hundreds of protesters stormed the us Capitol Building last night, President Trump has been blamed for inciting the violence, both from senior members of his own party and from president Electjoe Biden. Yesterday, in my view, one of the darkest days in the history of our nation. An unprecedented assault on our democracy. The democratic speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, has called for President Trumps removal and here, the Prime M...

This is bbc news. Im tim willcox with the latest headlines at 2. University lecturers warn that plans to reopen universities in september will be too dangerous without a coronavirus testing programme. We are really worried that we could see universities becoming the care home of any second wave of coronavirus in the uk. We need to make sure our campus is covid safe. We have taken a lot of measures to protect with Hand Sanitisers and so on. Deep cleaning of our residences when we need to. Thousan...

Hello. This is worklife from bbc news, with victoria fritz and tim willcox. Good morning. Cashing in the chips. The food delivery wars serve up an 8 billion takeover. Live from london, thats our top story on friday 10th january. Just eat is just about to be gobbled up by a dutch rival as our growing appetite for food deliveries cooks up a storm for shareholders. Also in the programme designed by clowns and supervised by monkeys. Thats how one boeing pilot describes the 737 max jet as more than 1...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uk is officially suffering its biggest recession on record, the fall in output caused by the coronavirus pandemic is on course to be one of the worst among major economies. Todays figures show that hard times are here. Hundreds of thousands of people have already lost theirjobs, and sadly many more will. Students in england may be able to use their mock exam scores if theyre unhappy with their a level grad...

Hello, this is bbc news. A tougher three tiered system of local restrictions will come into force in england when the lockdown ends in ten days time but therell be a relaxation over christmas. And 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 experienci...

The world shuts its doors on the uk more than a0 countries ban arrivals amid fears of the new variant of covid. The eu tries to work out a joint strategy as some freight across the channel to france and into the uk is still blocked. We believe the risks of transmission by a solitary driver, sitting alone in the cab, are really very low and so we hope to make progress as fast as we possibly can. It has been branded tonight in westminster as a real emergency. The government grappling with a covid ...

This is bbc news. The headlines further restrictions are expected to control the spread of coronavirus this is bbc news with the latest in both england and scotland. Headlines for viewers in the uk in england, the Prime Minister has and around the world. Warned of tough weeks to come. Im rebecca jones. What we have been waiting for is to see the impact of the tier 4 measures on the virus. The roll out of the oxford it is a bit unclear at the moment, astrazeneca jab begins in the uk this morning ...

The Prime Minister heads to brussels for dinner with the European Commission president. On the menu at the talks with ursula von der leyen, a meal deal on post brexit trade. The Prime Minister says theres still cause for optimism. I have absolutely no doubt that from january to first, this country is going to prosper mightily. Hes absolutely stuck and dithering between the deal he knows that we need and the compromise he knows his backbenchers wont let him do. Well be getting the latest live in ...