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To stagger breaks and make more use of outside space. but the national education union says the reopening plans are ‘reckless. ministers in scotland, wales and northern ireland have seperate plans. sean dilley reports. some primary school children in england could be back to school within three weeks. but with the nations health still under threat from the coronavirus pandemic, plans are being drawn up for a very different learning experience. 0nly children in reception, year one and year six ...

Where they have a coronavirus portal with links to approved helplines. ok, lets talk about the latest research into the virus. and for that, we have to go to iceland. back in 2013 we went to iceland to a company called decode genetics, who were doing genetic research on what is a pretty unusual country. see, iceland has a record of its peoples ancestry going back 1000 years. and therefore it has some idea of who shares genes with who. icelanders have also been donating blood to the company for y...

Have a coronavirus portal with links to approved helplines. 0k, have a coronavirus portal with links to approved helplines. ok, lets talk about the latest research into the virus. and for that, we have to go to iceland. back in 2013 we went to iceland to accompany called decode genetics, who were doing research on what is a pretty unusual country. iceland has a record of its peoples ancestry going back thousand years. and therefore it has some idea of who she has genes with who. iceland has also...

And fairy lights and everything! i thought that was the end of the war, and so did everybody else. joe died in 1997. their romance, born in war, had lasted more than half a century. "now i‘m happy, dearwife, that our love will remain as strong as yesterday." "i hope youre not worrying about me too much, sweetheart, for you know i will be all right." now it‘s time for a look at the weather with thomas shafernaker. hello. for most of us so far it‘s been a nice day out there today, and that�...

The first one to have hers done. audrey was next tasked with helping to manufacture aircraft fuel tanks, just one of the two women in the factory small enough to crawl into the tank and by torchlight finish off its interior. and then they pulled us out by our feet. withjoe now in northern germany, news came through on the radio at home that hitler was dead and the war, in europe at least, was over. people were dancing in the street so we joined them. all the lights were on. you know. and fairy l...

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Reached the peak. in belgium, today, fabric stores were open, nothing else. the prime minister are sane people can make face masks essentially ahead of next week when all shops and stores can open. —— saying. hairdressers and barbers in germany are being allowed to reopen today, for the first time since the lockdown was imposed six weeks ago. customers and staff will have to wear masks, and therell be no hot drinks or magazines on offer, because of the risk of infection. many businesses say ...

A social and economic one. the swansong of a lockdown that has halted the virus but wounded this country. mark lowen, bbc news, naples. several other european countries are also taking the first step towards lifting their lockdowns — including portugal, spain, croatia and greece. and in germany, hairdressers and barbers can open today, for the first time since the lockdown was imposed six weeks ago. customers and staff will have to wear masks, and therell be no hot drinks or magazines on offer...

Affected schooling and education, both in the uk and around the world. if youve got experiences you want to share you can contact us by sending us your thoughts, questions and videos to the hashtag #bbcyourquestions on twitter. university students in england will still have to pay full tuition fees, even if their courses are taught online in the autumn, the government has said. campuses have been closed by the coronavirus pandemic and students do not yet know whether they will open from septembe...

Well, italy is starting to emerge from the lockdown, lets just go live to roam and see what things are looking like there as the lockdown sta rts looking like there as the lockdown starts to ease. parks and public grand reopening. yesterday the number of dead was down to 174 which is the lowest number since the lockdown began on the 10th of march but these pictures showing them live show is that it is still very very quiet on the street there. —— maktoum. —— or two. several other europea...