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As cancers grow in the body, changes happen in the dna of the body. What happens is those tumours start shedding fragments of that dna into the bloodstream and what the grail this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk testis the bloodstream and what the grail test is able to do is detect those and around the world. Fragments of dna and they have very a call for a rethink over specific patterns associated with them which mean that we can tell Englands Covid tier system but t...

Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and mega munchetty. Our headlines today Boris Johnsons cabinet will meet for the first time following yesterdays reshuffle, which was overshadowed by sajid javids unexpected resignation as chancellor. China deploys the military as concern grows over the true scale of the coronavirus in Hubei Province. Cases of mumps in england are at the highest level in a decade, with the steep rise being largely driven by outbreaks in universities and colle...

Movie producer Harvey Weinstein, once one of the most powerful men in hollywood, is injail in new york, facing the possibility of 25 years in prison. In a case that sparked the metoo movement, he was found guilty of rape and a criminal sexual act. He was cleared of two counts of predatory Sexual Assault and first degree rape. Hell be sentenced in two weeks, although his defence team have already lodged an appeal. Nick bryant is in new york. Harvey weinstein is preparing to spend his first night ...

Before more air routes are closed. Good afternoon. The government has sought to clarify the tough new restrictions introduced last night, to curb the spread of coronavirus. The Prime Minister declared a National Emergency and ordered everyone to stay home, and follow strict rules. You can only leave your home for very limited purposes, such as shopping for basic neccessities like food and medicine. You can go outside for one form of exercise each day, either alone or with members of your househo...

Great president , prime ministers, dictators, kings, queens, idont know, somehow i dont to see it for myself. Labours next leader will be revealed just before 11 oclock this morning. Well look at the challenges that Jeremy Corbyns successor will face. After days of pressure, premier league clubs will ask their players to take a wage cut of 30 to help ease the financial burden caused by the coronavirus, while Club Captains look to set up a fund, to support the nhs. Climbing 29,000 feet, over four...

Just fine. No review of the uks lockdown restrictions ministers say its too early to tell if theyre working. The new Nightingale Hospital begins treating its first coronavirus patients. France introduces tougher lockdown measures including no exercise outside as more than 10,000 people die from coronavirus. But some very good news two and a half months on, thousands of people in wuhan enjoy theirfreedom, as the chinese authorities lift travel restrictions in the city where the pandemic started. ...

Protests, a call for action. Justice is any more. Does the home secretary recognise the death sparked protests on the streets of the us city. That theres structural inequality, the Fast Food Restaurant where the shooting took discrimination and place was set on fire. Racism in our country . The education secretary has confirmed hes dropping plans borisjohnson orders a review of the two metre social for all Primary School years distancing rule in england, ahead of nonessential shops in england to...

Well meet again dont know where, dont know when. And our other main headline this afternoon. Tributes are paid to the forces sweetheart, Dame Vera Lynn, who has died at the age of 103. Welcome to viewers on bbc one. In around half an hour well bring you todays Coronavirus Press briefing from downing street, being led today by the Health Secretary matt hancock. First though, a look at todays developments because theres been a u turn from the government, after it abandoned the coronavirus tracing ...

The week in parliament. Hello there and welcome to the week in parliament. Coming up the government reveals it wont be sending all primary children in england back to school before the summer after all. Labour says the plans lie in tatters. Its no good the Prime Minister flailing around trying to blame others. But the Prime Minister reckons its the labour leader but the Prime Minister reckons its who cant make up his mind. He still cant work out whether hes saying schools are not safe enough or ...

Hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament. Coming up the government reveals it wont be sending all primary children in england back to school before the summer after all. Labour says the plans lie in tatters. Its no good the Prime Minister flailing around, trying to blame others. But the Prime Minister reckons its the labour leader who cant make up his mind. He still cant work out whether hes saying schools are not safe enough or whether we should be going back more quickly. The governm...