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Going it alone the duke and duchess of sussex announce they re stepping back as senior royals. Even the queen wasnt told before they broke the news tonight. Prince harry and meghan say they will split their time between the uk and north america and will work to become financially independent. It follows weeks of speculation about the couples future after they took a break from royal duties. Senior members of the royal family are understood to feel hurt after not being consulted before the decisi...

Talks between britain and the eu on a post brexit trade agreement have been temporarily put on hold without agreement. The eu president ursula van der leyen and the british prime minister, borisjohnson, will discuss progress on saturday. The head of the World Health Organization has called for more funding to ensure worldwide access to coronavirus vaccines. He noted that most spending on health goes on tackling disease in rich countries. Clinics in moscow will start offering covid 19 jabs from s...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Supporters of President Trump have broken into the us Capitol Building, during a march protesting against his election defeat. The chambers of both the senate and the house of representatives were placed into lockdown, and riot police were deployed. A group of people moved into the Main Building which was supposed to be the scene of the comfirmation ofjoe bidens election win. Congressional officials have said ...

Very adapted and survived . They were very agile and trying to react and continued to stay in business. Are there adaptations they can again ta ke there adaptations they can again take on to make sure that they keep trading . I think there are adaptations that they were making that will come to the fore again, so many of these businesses, for the first time, over they take away solution, delivery, looked at click and collect for local residents and community. Lots of pubs provided meals for whee...

The uk is at a perilous turning point says the Prime Minister as new restrictions are introduced across the uk amid another big rise in coronavirus cases. The new measures are being imposed for six months in england, with a warning there could be more to come. If we fail to act together now, we will not only place others at risk, butjeopardise our own futures with the more drastic action that we would inevitably be forced to take. The push to return to the office is over, as people across englan...

Eight Million People face the highest covid restrictions more than 50 mps write to Boris Johnson over the north south divide having put their areas into lockdown the mps want to know how he plans to get them out of it we are asking people to give up huge civil liberties, businesses to close, people to live on two thirds of their normal wages. I dont think its unreasonable to say that the other side of that coin should be show us the way out. We want to build back better across the north of engla...

Britains Prime Minister Boris Johnson has admitted that his government didnt understand the nature of the coronavirus pandemic in its first few weeks and months. Speaking exclusively to the bbc mr johnson also said there were open questions about whether the lockdown had been imposed too late. Authorities in iraq have created a city in the desert to bury the Record Number of people who have died from coronavirus there. Doctors haveissued from coronavirus there. Doctors have issued a stark warnin...

Will become windier. Showers will be here on thursday for another spell of wider and milder air on friday. This is bbc news, the headlines at seven. Another deadline extended brexit talks will now continue as both sides agree to carry on after being unable to come to an agreement. Lam afraid i am afraid we are still very far apart on some key things that where there is life, there is hope. We will keep talking in the uk certainly wont be walking away from the talks. I think people expect us to g...

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P up to 50 mph in the winds could gust up to 50 mph in exposure gcioss the winds could gust up to 50 mph in exposure across the west. Strong enough again potentially to cause damage and disruption. Unseasonably windy. The headlines pressure mounts on the government over englands exam results fiasco, an announcement is expected later, amid fears similar chaos could surround thursdays gcse results. Here we are the monday after a level results wadding there is not a proper appeals process in place ...