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And lisa nandy. sir keir‘s first task will be to respond to the coronavirus emergency and he has accepted an invitation from the prime minister to take part in briefings from next week. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. phone rings no eager crowd, no hush of anticipation. instead, the ping of an e—mail, the bleep of a text, labours new leader announced in lockdown. it is the honour and the privilege of my life to be elected as leader of the labour party. it comes at a moment lik...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has announced the most drastic limits to our lives that the uk has ever seen. borisjohnson said the aim is to save lives in this time of national emergency. without a huge national effort, mrjohnson made it clear there will come a moment when the nhs will not be able to cope and more people will die. political editor laura kuenssberg has more details. the clock starts on a new phase, big ben keeping time on an era none of us could have imagined. ...

This is bbc news. im ben brown. our top stories: britain enters lockdown. now people can only leave their homes for very limited reasons. without limited reasons. a huge national efforts to without a huge national efforts to halt the growth of this virus, there will come a moment where no health service in the world could possibly cope, because there will not be enough ventilators, enough intensive care beds, enough doctors and nurses. no national lockdown for the us. president trump says he wan...

You can go outside for only one form of exercise a day, alone or with members of your household. all gatherings of more than two people are banned, excluding your family. you can leave home for any medical need or to care for a vulnerable person. and finally, you can travel to and from work, but only where absolutely necessary and if you cannot work from home. these new restrictions can be enforced by the police, including using fines. political correspondent jonathan blake has more on that unpr...

Pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. bombs. >> they said this is c-4 explosive. were going to strap it to you. >> terror. >> a guy to driving to the bank right now and he has a bomb strapped to his chest. >> robbery. >> they said to me we want $4.2 million in cash. >> families taken hostage, told to commit a crime or else. >> theyre going to keep son and the wife while he goes...

Knit hat over my head and duct taped the hat to my head so i couldnt see anything. >> why didnt they just grab some valuables and leave? he could never have guessed what their villainous plan for him really was. coming up -- this was much more than just a home invasion. the gunmen say they have a problem. and matt jusman is the solution. >> we owe some very bad people a lot of money and youre going to get it for us. >> how much money? >> $4.2 million in cash. >> and that was nothing compared to ...

>> matt was left alone, a bomb tightly wrapped around his waist. his anxiety was building as each minute seemed the last before eternity. it was just before daylight. matts mom says one of the men came back into her room and said something unexpected. >> one fella came in and said to me, "i dont want you to get alarmed, but were going to be using the vacuum." and i thought -- >> the vacuum? >> vacuum. they came in, and i could hear them vacuuming out in my living room. and then they came in the ...

Pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. bombs. >> they said this is c-4 explosive. were going to strap it to you. >> terror. >> a guy to driving to the bank right now and he has a bomb strapped to his chest. >> robbery. >> they said to me we want $4.2 million in cash. >> families taken hostage, told to commit a crime or else. >> theyre going to keep son and the wife while he goes...

>> this is point a. what mr. wells is to do at this location is to go into this flowerbed, turn over a rock or stone that was in the flower bed and retrieve a note. >> reporter: the note under the rock directed wells to his next destination, but he never made it. >> law enforcement makes an entry here, does a felony car stop, and basically placed mr. wells under arrest right here. >> so is this the standoff, the famous picture we see? >> this is it right here. >> reporter: wells scavenger hunt a...

Ten minutes, then 20, all the way, tick, tick. the bomb squad was getting close, but traffic by now was hopelessly snarled. theyd be there in a few minutes. nobody knew if that would be time enough. coming up -- >> its gonna go off. >> hes pleading can you get this thing off me? >> a race against the clock. had you ever seen anything like it? >> like that? no. >> and what they would see as the case unfolded would be darker than any of them imagined. >> i just was overwhelmed by this dark feeling...