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Now on bbc news, the week in parliament. Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament a week borisjohnson told us to stay home to save lives, as the Prime Minister defended his approach to coronavirus. We are putting our arms around every single worker, every single employee in the country. Governments throughout the uk introduced new rules on our daily lives. Effectively scotland is now in lockdown. These are rules for everyone. No one is an exception. There will be decisions taken by some...

This is bbc news. The headlines the british Prime Minister, borisjohnson, has said he will continue to lead the governments handling of the Coronavirus Crisis despite contracting the disease himself. Mrjohnson said he was suffering mild symptoms and was isolating himself. Britains Health Secretary also has the virus and the chief medical officer is showing symptoms. President trump has signed into law a 2 trillion emergency spending package to relieve the impact of the coronavirus on the us econ...

The uk chancellor rishi sunak has told airlines to find other forms of funding and not turn first to the government for Financial Assistance as they navigate through the coronavirus crisis. This comes as the International Air transport association, or iata says that air travel revenues could suffer by more than 250 billion. That would be a 44 fall from last years figure. And that is based on the scenario that the severe travel restrictions currently in place would last for up to three months fol...

Hello again and welcome to the week in parliament a week borisjohnson told us to stay home to save lives, as the Prime Minister defended his approach to coronavirus. We are putting our arms around every single worker, every single employee in the country. Governments throughout the uk introduced new rules on our daily lives. Effectively scotland is now in lockdown. These are rules for everyone. No one is an exception. There will be decisions taken by someone else about our usefulness in the comi...

Hello and welcome to bbc news. Some calm has returned to Financial Markets after a week of record breaking falls. Global shares have been able to hang on to some modest gains and crude oil had its best day in history, soaring 25 . All this comes after a barrage of stimulus measures from Central Banks. In the uk the bank of england cut Interest Rates to almost zero, following a surprise pledge by the European Central bank to pump 750 billion euros into the Financial System this year. Us treasury ...

On people kiss for everybody, god bless you people. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament. The week when borisjohnson told us to stay home to save lives. As the Prime Minister defended his approach to coronavirus. We are putting our arms as a country around every single worker, every single employee in this country. Governments throughout the uk introduced new rules on our daily lives. Effectively, scotland is now in lockdown. These are rules for everyone. Not one of us is an exception. Mp...

Dangerously close to running out of medical supplies and new statistics show that coronavirus is disproportionately killing black americans. Also overnight, the lockdown in wuhan, china has been lifted. 11 Million People in the city where this pandemic started are free to leave their homes for the first time in ten weeks. Well show you what that looks like. President trump is blaming the World Health Organization for their late response and their messaging on coronavirus. Though his own words we...

Now on bbc news, the week in parliament hello there, and welcome to the week in parliament, as mps and peers return from their easter break and move into the virtual world. We have a twofold duty of leadership of members of this house. One is to show that we are following the rules that apply to everybody else, and the other is to lead by example in showing that we are getting on with our essential work. Sir keir starmer debuts at a very different pmqs and accuses the government of dragging its ...

Into the virtual world. We have a twofold duty of leadership of members of this house. One is to show that we are following the rules that apply to everybody else, and the other is to lead by example in showing that we are getting on with our essential work. Sir keir starmer debuts at a very different pmqs and accuses the government of dragging its feet on tackling coronavirus. And theres a pattern emerging here. We were slow into lockdown, slow on testing, slow on protective equipment, and now ...

Disinfectants into the human body and inserting uv light, which he claimed to be sarcasm. More states are taking steps towards returning to normal. Alaska, colorado, georgia, mississippi, montana, oklahoma, tennessee, and texas have all done some version of loosening restrictions, paving the way for businesses like restaurants, gyms, hair salons to reopen. And overseas, british Prime Minister Boris Johnson returned to his office three weeks after being admitted to an intensive care unit. He mark...