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Welcome to bbc news. im victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines. scotlands most significant easing of coronavirus restrictions. hairdressers, restaurants, tourist attractions and places of worship are allowed to re—open. a temporary cut to vat for the hospitality and leisure industries comes in today — from 20% to 5%. health secretary matt hancock says that face coverings will be mandatory in shops and on public transport "for the foreseeable future" — but arent needed in offices or sc...

Very carefully. i also promise to show no ability whatsoever. you may as well give it to a kid. absolutely. it works? this is great! but one of the biggest challenges of putting on this festival is the construction of the venue itself — an ice concert hall. and professor petter bergerud oversees the project. petter and his students have battled fierce blizzards for six days

Ive had to make... the queen laughs. they all laugh. well, i suppose thats one way to train! thats definitely one way to train, maam. well, im very glad to have been able to meet all of you, and the best of luck. nicholas witchell, bbc news.

Petter and his students have battled fierce blizzards for six days as theyve frozen water around giant balloons and netting to create a solid structure. but each days work has resulted in disaster. we started with plan a and ended up with plan...y. because every day, you know, it is just like youre climbing a wall, slippery, nearly on the top and fall back down again. next day you start the same. it is a bit frustrating. but that is how it is and that is the challenge. you have to work with the ...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. face coverings will be compulsory in shops in england from the end of next week — anyone refusing to wear one can be fined £100. i think to a point we should be forced, because we all want to get back to normal. ijust feel like im doing the right thing and im protecting myself. i would say no. as long as youre sanitising and youre conscious of what youre doing.

Hi. good morning. how are you? welcome to bbc news. im victoria derbyshire. here are your headlines this monday morning. as nail bars and beauty salons re—open for business today in england, health secretary matt hancock says authorities are dealing with more than 100 coronavirus outbreaks a week. one of those outbreaks is at a farm in herefordshire, where there are 73 confirmed cases of covid—19. and where do you stand on masks? if youre wearing one, why? and if youre trying to avoid wearin...

This record wouldnt have been feasible. i got an e—mailfrom the previous holder to wish me luck, and say, "its about time this record was taken. good luck," sort of thing. and with just 15 minutes of the 2a hours‘ time limit left, he did just that. its just pure joy. its just that big smile that you get when you know youve achieved the best you can, and to come away with the record as well was just brilliant. not bad for a ao—year—old who hopes to inspire other fell runners to beat his r...

A solid structure. but each days work has resulted in disaster. we started with plan a and ended up with plan...y. because every day, you know, its just like youre climbing a wall, slippery, nearly on the top and fall back down again. next day you start the same. so of course this is a bit frustrating. but that is how it is and that is the challenge. you have to work with the forces, because you can never beat them. yeah. and when we work with them, you know, it is like having a good friend. it ...

Because of this fear already and, at the same time, we have the lockdown of the coronavirus which is actually putting the refugees more aside, more isolated, more segregated inside the camps. the message for the greek people was stay home, keep safe, wash your hands, and keep the social distancing, but for refugees, this was impossible. we had people that were living in conditions that they didnt have access to clean water and toilets. they were living, thousands in a camp without a home, and wi...

Petter and his students have battled fierce blizzards for six days as theyve frozen water around giant balloons and netting to create a solid structure. but each days work has resulted in disaster. we started with plan a and ended up with plan y. because every day, you know, it is just like youre climbing a wall, slippery, nearly on the top and fall back down again. next day you start the same. it is a bit frustrating. but that is how it is and that is the challenge. you have to work with the fo...