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This is bbc news, imjane hill. The headlines at 2pm Face Coverings are compulsory in shops and supermarkets in england from tomorrow. Ministers say theyll also be needed when buying takeaway food and drink. Face coverings are compulsory in shops and supermarkets borisjohnson says the uks response to the coronavirus pandemic shows the sheer might of the uk union on his first visit to scotland since last years general election. The uk could leave the eu without a deal, says the eus chief brexit ne...

This is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Tighter coronavirus restrictions are expected early next week for parts of england that could result in the closure of bars and restaurants. As new coronavirus restrictions hit scotlands hospitality sector, theres concern it could sound the death knell for some businesses. A sharp increase in covid 19 cases in countries across Europe Germany calls the rise worrying. In brussels, cafes and bars have been order...

So its a real opportunity for independence, although theyre having a hard time at the moment, if they can continue to capture that spirit of local, going forwards, and hopefully it will help them to recover quicker. The limited time shops have had to open means december is even more vital than ever, as they face pressure to make up for lost ground in the run up to christmas. Katie prescott, bbc news. Now its time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. Hello, there. The weathers going to st...

Run offs for the us senate. If the democrats can beat the republicans in both seats, theyll take effective control of the senate. Prosecutors in the american state of wisconsin say a policeman investigated over the shooting of the black manjacob blake will face no charges. Mr blake was shot in the back several times and left paralysed. Official figures in the uk say that one in 50 people in england were infected with coronavirus last week. It comes as england and scotland have begun new lockdown...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines. A lack of coronavirus tests for nhs workers is causing staff absences according to hospital bosses. The government says the tests are out there the majority of tests are available within a ten mile radius. It seems to me that there will be extreme cases where people cannot get to test locations within that radius but that doesnt mean that, you know, Public Health england are not working night and day to boost capa...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Scientists warn a new variant of coronavirus appears to be more deadly. And here in the uk, new Research Shows a rise in the number of people dying from the new strain. There is some evidence that the new variant, the variant that was first identified in london and the south east, may be associated with a higher degree of mortality. Lockdown lowers the infection rate at last the r number across the uk is now b...

These are the latest headlines strikes and protests have been taking place across belarus, demanding the resignation of president alexander lu kashenko after his disputed re election. The demonstrations have been fuelled by accounts of torture from protesters detained earlier in the week. Estonias foreign minister has said the election was not democratic or legitimate. The Us Postal Service has advised several states that they may need to expand their voting by mail deadlines to allow the system...

Coronavirus spreads into rural india, putting intense pressure on countryside hospitals. The indian prime ministers as well things are improving in the late big city some of the late big city some of the rural areas are struggling to cope. The body of the late Congressmanjohn Lewis makes a finaljourney in selma, alabama crossing the famous bridge where he helped lead a march for Voting Rights in 1965. This was one of the events that mark the life of the civil rights icon who died earlier this mo...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. In russia, thousands are arrested as supporters of the jailed Opposition Leader Alexay Navalny take to the streets. Senior uk doctors in britain call for a change to the Pfizer Vaccine roll out, saying the long delay between doses is difficult to justify. The British Medical Association wants the gap between jabs to be reduced by half. At least it would be in keeping with International Best practice guidance. ...

Schools in england prepare to re open their classrooms to pupils after almost six months at home. The government says schools are safe to return to, teachers say theyre ready too. Were just looking forward to getting back to seeing them and doing what we do best, and teaching, with them in the classroom with us. Also on the programme tonight. British holidaymakers scamble forflights home from portugal amid growing concerns it is about to be put back back on the quarantine less than two weeks aft...