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Transcripts For BBCNEWS Breakfast 20200818

if we have any hope of ending this chaos, we have got to vote forjoe biden, like our lives depend on it. a housing boom in the midst of an economic crisis. the uk market has its busiest month in a decade. but, as prices surge, who s left out and how long can it last? a growing headache for the organisers of the us open. wimbledon champion simona halep is the latest player to pull out of the tournament because of the pandemic. most of the women s top ten now won t play in new york. the cavern club the legendary venue that launched the beatles is facing closure due to the coronavirus lockdown. good morning. today, more thus will see some sunshine. it will be less humid and there will be happy and fun downpours which could lead to some issues with flash flooding. more details later in the programme. it s tuesday 18th august. our top story. universities say they face a major challenge accommodating thousands of students who have been awarded higher grades because of the u tur

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good morning to you. thank you very i m here live at league two much for being with us this morning. club tranmere rovers, who face an uncertain future due to the pause let s talk first of all about the death toll, one of our lead stories on fans returning to stadiums. and the lake district could become this morning, passing the1 million home to the world s first paramedic inajet suit. mark. when our view is here that look at this. good morning. from ham this morning, what you think the reaction should be our viewers. house, we are going to be talking because without saying it s an absolutely horrendous figure. but i about edible flowers and heritage vegeta bles about edible flowers and heritage vegetables this morning. it is think there is a huge concern now raining here in london, the rain will clear away slowly through the amongst gps and amongst the wider course of the day and most of us then we ll have a dry and sunny day. medical community that the only harms that we

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mps to get behind tougher tiered restrictions. mass testing begins for university students, to get them safely home for christmas. and in sport. after this terrifying crash, formula one driver romain grosjean says he s lucky to be alive. the accident in bahrain‘s highlighted both safety gains and concerns in the sport. good morning. a fairly cloudy start to the day. we also have patchy rain sinking south. behind that brighter skies and breezy. all the details in ten minutes. it s monday, the 30th of november. our top story. sir philip green s retail empire arcadia, is likely to call in the administrators putting 13,000 jobs at risk. sources in the company whose brands include topshop, burton and dorothy perkins have told the bbc they don t expect a last minute rescue deal, as greg mckenzie reports. could this be the end of the road for sir philip green s epic retail journey, one that has brought him riches, a knighthood but also information? infamy. arcadia s brand

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also coming up this hour. world champion lewis hamilton will miss this weekend s grand prix in bahrain after testing positive for coronavirus. good morning. talks about a possible rescue deal for the department store chain debenhams are expected to come to an end today following administrators being called into sir phillip green s arcadia retail group the biggest holder of concessions at debenhams outlets. arcadia brands are sold across debenhams stores and account for about £75 million of its sales. the last remaining potential buyer for debenhams, jd sports, is expected to back out of a rescue deal which is pushing the department store to the brink of a terminal collapse. the shadow business minister, lucy powell, said arcadia s uncertain future had been worsened by the coronavirus pandemic. it is an incredibly worrying time for the 13,000 people who work for arcadia and as we are hearing, potentially those who work for debenhams as well in the knock on. it is really cle

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to start making surgical masks, in a bid to try and reopen its production lines making electronics. and from bath toy to big business, the unbelieveable story of how the humble rubber duck took over the world. and we ll be getting the inside track on the world of sonic branding and jingles. how do you identify a brand with a sound? it s often a few seconds of sound that has become big business. a bbc report has revealed dieters in the uk are being targeted by firms that ask you to place a bet on how much weight you might lose, and if you do, you win money. what do you think? let us know just use the hashtag bbcworklife. hello and welcome to worklife. good to have you with us. we start with uber, because the bumpy ride continues for the taxi and food delivery giant. its latest figures show another huge jump in revenues. it has promised to be profitable by the end of next year, but for now, it s still losing money. let s show you the details. uber made revenues of more than

Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC Newsroom Live 20200220

democrats round on billionaire michael bloomberg as he takes part in his first presidential candidate debate. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians. and no, i m not talking about donald trump, i am talking about mayor bloomberg. damejulie walters reveals she has been diagnosed with bowel cancer = and urges people to get checked out if something isn t right. you ve got to go and get things checked and doctors are used to bottoms. they have got one themselves. you know, hopefully. and coming up shortly, i ll be speaking to the official spokesperson for the us and its coalition partners‘ fight against isis in the middle east. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m martine croxall. officials in germany are treating a gun attack in which nine people were killed as an act of terrorism. the suspect opened fire at two shisha smoking bars in the town of hanau near frankfurt last night. the 43 year old and a woman, thought to be his mother

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specialising in coronavirus. in other news, £360 million will be paid by insurance companies to clean up the damage from storms dennis and ciara. and click asks if ai can help fight coronavirus misinformation. that s in half an hour, here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. a man in his 80s has become the second person in the uk to die after testing positive for coronavirus. milton keynes hospital said he had underlying health conditions and they ve isolated any patients or staff who were in contact with him. the number of cases in the uk has now reached 164 more than 20,000 people here have been tested. in america more than 140 british people including 21 crew members are stranded on a cruise ship which has been prevented from docking as planned in san francisco. it s now likely to go to a non commercial berth. and scotland women s six nations match with france in glasgow has been postponed after a home player contracted coronavirus. andy moore has th

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after midday, we will be putting your questions and concerns favour orjust your questions and concerns favour or just specialising your questions and concerns favour orjust specialising in the virus. back to a virologist. to a virologist. in other news, £360 million will be paid by insurance companies to clean up the damage from storms dennis and ciara. and the travel show explores the hidden treasure underneath the streets ofjerusalem. that s in half an hour, here on bbc news. a man in his 80s has become the second person in the uk to die after testing positive for coronavirus. milton keynes hospital said he had underlying health conditions and they ve isolated any patients or staff who were in contact with him. the number of cases in the uk has now reached 164 more than 20,000 people here have been tested. in america more than 140 british people including 21 crew members are stranded on a cruise ship which has been prevented from docking as planned in san fra

Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC World News 20200610

we are notjust protesting for the palestinian people. we are marching on behalf of all people who are fighting for justice everywhere. and we hearfrom the indigenous people of the colombian amazon, who fear the coronavirus panademic could decimate their community. the funeral of george floyd, whose killing by us police triggered anti racism protests around the world, has taken place in houston, texas. delivering the eulogy, the civil rights leader al sharpton called forjustice. mr floyd s family also paid tribute, with his niece brooke williams asking why the system was corrupt and broken. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. a final goodbye to a man whose death sparked protests around the world, a black man loved by his family, killed by the police, whose death may have changed the world. george floyd was a regular guy from a rough neighbourhood, a father, a champion basketball and football player, a gentle man. his funeral was passionate, political, but abov

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