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This is bbc news with the latest headlines. labour calls for next years a—level and gcse exams in england to be pushed back to help pupils cope with the impact of coronavirus. the government says its too early to decide. our first priority must be to give the students every possible chance to demonstrate their learning, attainment and potential. it is far to early to be saying were going to postpone things or cancel things, as the labour party seem to be saying. i think that is the wrong appro...

Plans to reopen universities to students next month are not safe because of coronavirus — so says the lecturers‘ union. lecture halls have been empty for months — but is the new term ‘a recipe for disaster‘ as the union claims? we are really worried that we could see universities becoming the care home of any second wave of covid—19 in the uk. im not put off, im just wanting to do what it takes to do the course i want to do. the government says

This is bbc news, with the latest headlines. donald trump accepts the republican partys nomination to run for president, accusing the democrats of having a far—left agenda, and being weak on law and order. no—one will be safe in biden‘s america. my administration will always stand

Good morning, hello, im victoria derbyshire, welcome to bbc news. here are the headlines this monday morning: "vitally importa nt" — the prime minister urges you as mums and dads to send your children back to school, saying its more damaging to their development and health the longer theyre away from the classroom. pupils have already returned to the classroom in scotland — this morning schools in northern ireland open their doors for the first time since march. the white supremacist who kil...

The judge must now decide if hell ever be considered for release. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. australians in several south—eastern states are experiencing surprising — and unseasonal — weather triggered by antarctic air. many people have been out enjoying the rare event despite strong winds — and heavy snow — yes, snow. phil mercer sent this report. a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—easte...

Biggest yet. and the question is will the man known as europes last dictator respond once again with bloodshed? jamie. >> yuccas: against, chris, thank you. to australia where antarctic winds ushered in a rare august snowstorm. even the kangaroos were jumping for joy at the unexpected snowfall. take a look there. three feet fell in places that had suffered through wildfires a little bit earlier this year. and a special delivery in the nations capital having nothing to do with the pandemic or pol...

Many people have been out enjoying the rare event despite strong winds — and heavy snow — yes, snow. phil mercer sent this report. wheee! a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. blizzards have brought chaos to some roads, and the icy cold front has sent temperatures plummeting way below average. towns to the west of sydney in the blue mountains have been blanketed by late winter snowfall. a few months ago, the region was battling bushfires, but this has be...

Triggered by antarctic air. many people have been out enjoying the rare event despite strong winds — and heavy snow. phil mercer sent this report. a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. blizzards have brought chaos to some roads and the icy cold front has sent temperatures plummeting way below average. towns to the west of sydney in the blue mountains have been blanketed by late winter snowfall. a few months ago, the region was battling bushfires but this h...

Australians in several south—eastern states are experiencing surprising — and unseasonal — weather triggered by antarctic air. many people have been out enjoying the rare event despite strong winds — and heavy snow. phil mercer sent this report. a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. blizzards have brought chaos to some roads and the icy cold front has sent temperatures plummeting way below average. towns to the west of sydney in the blue mountains ha...

Australians in several states are experiencing surprising — and unseasonal — snow. many people — and kangeroos — have been enjoying the rare event, despite wild winds and heavy snow that closed some roads. the weather has been triggered by a rare antarctic blast blanketing towns in new south wales and victoria. a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. the icy cold front has sent temperatures plummeting way below average. towns to the west of sydney in t...