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Out what caused this explosion all right its time for your newsnight you. Are at the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold tracking this global outbreak here the worldwide numbers now topping 4700000 cases with 316000 reported deaths then taking a closer look at the countries with the most confirmed cases the u. S. Still leading the way followed then by russia and the u. K. And brazil trailing closely behind right here in the u. S. There are now some 1400000 cases of infections and about 8900...

From the uks 56 network. The biggest easing of lockdown restrictions in scotland is under way. The first minister says its the riskiest stage to date. Facing another lockdown blackburn is given a deadline to deal with a rising tide of coronavirus cases. And the statue of slave trader Edward Colston is replaced with a sculpture of one of the protesters whose anger brought him down. Good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. A £4 billion cut in vat has come into force across the hospitality sector,...

Susan powell good afternoon. All a bit gloomy at the moment with a lot of cloud blanketing the uk across many of the hills and around the coasts. Looking very misty off the coast of anglesey and those western facing hills and coasts will be lumbered with that cloud into tomorrow thanks to this warm front bringing in all that moisture. This afternoon some rain to come for the north of england, eastern counties of england but by the evening looking largely dry. But that cloud covering capping the ...

This is bbc news. Im simon mccoy. The headlines. A £4 billion cut in vat to kick start the economy but some Companies Say they need to keep the cash to stay in business. Were looking to pass some of that on to customers, but i think we are in survival mode right now. What it allows us to do is comfortably put on larger discounts, so we are passing it on. The Health Secretary says the government has ruled out making masks compulsory for Office Workers in england. Borisjohnson confirms therell be...

Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are political strategist jo tanner, and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe, a Research Group focusing on uk eu relations. First lets take a look at some of the front pages. Captain tom moores knighthood is well covered by the sun, which says hes the first of many Coronavirus Crisis heroes who will be honoured. Many of the papers focus on schools reopening. The times casts doubt over the da...

Passing anything onto anyone, anyone of them or their friends. Surgeons here have been using mixed reality headsets in theatre for three years. With the arrival of a highly contagious new virus, they quickly saw the potential of a device that relies on hand gestures and voice commands rather than touch. As well as reducing staff exposure to coronavirus, its also cut the amount of personal protective equipment being used. But does the headset have a future beyond the pandemic . This is not a gimm...

Premier League clubs have voted to reduce the period over which transfer fees can be amortised in what is a massive blow to Chelsea.

Premier League shareholders on Tuesday, voted to limit the length of player contracts to a maximum of five years. Clubs have been known to offer longer

The EFL and Premier League have announced that they have agreed a rescue package and distress fund aimed at addressing the financial challenges facing EFL clubs due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp had both been in favour of implementing a change…