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Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First, the top us health adviser, and a key member of the white houses Coronavirus Task force, has warned that lifting restrictions too soon could lead to further spikes in cases. Dr Anthony Fauci said the country did not have total control of the outbreak. His message is at odds with that of President Trump , who is keen of President Trump, who is ke...

Tonight at ten, borisjohnson defends his plan to relax the lockdown in england at a faster rate than the rest of the uk. Workers in manufacturing and construction can go back from wednesday, but firms say it cant be back to normal. We cannot work as we were in the past with a full shift, everybody working close together. We cant maintain social distancing. From 1stjune, a phased return for schools and nurseries, with all Primary Schools back for a month before the summer. How on earth do we get ...

To get the Housing Market back in business in england. Also tonight. Most british people are unlikely to be able to take foreign holidays this summer ministers say its just not realistic. And the royal family joins in the global thanks to nurses on International Nurses day. And in sport on bbc news, concerns about project restart in football, and the disproportionate effect of covid 19 on the black and ethnic minority community. Good evening. The governments emergency scheme to save millions ofj...

To six people not in the same household will be able to meet outdoors from tomorrow. Three men have been arrested after a 19 year old student was killed in a drive by shooting. And its Chelsea Flower Show but with a difference youll be able to get a tour of the designers own gardens. And coming up on bbc news. Nine in a row. The end of the scottish premierhsip season sees celtic crowned champions again while fans are urged to celebrate at home. Good evening. If youre one of those whove experienc...

See little spikes that might turn into outbreaks. The number dying in uk care homes has begun to fall but figures also show there have been 50,000 more deaths than would normally be expected a Railway Worker has died with coronavirus after being spat at by a man who claimed he had covid i9. And spains empty tourist beaches will probably stay that way britons are warned Summer Holidays are unlikely this year hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the late...

And the chancellor acknowledged that many have already lost theirjobs, saying it breaks his heart. Also tonight the number of those dying in care homes has begun to fall but questions about what the overall death toll really is. Spains empty tourist beaches will probably stay that way the Health Secretary says foreign holidays are unlikely this year. Head teachers pour cold water over plans to re open some primary classes in england they say social distancing will be a massive problem. On this I...

Means, we have not seen it. We dont know what the uk government is going good morning. Its a cold day across to say for the response in england. The whole of the uk today, with the first minister and myself earlier in the week at a press brisk north easterly winds are starting to take over. All the briefing, made it clear that we details coming up shortly. Think, certainly in scotland, it is too early to think about any major changes. The first minister was good morning. Quite clear that the key...

Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First, the top Us Health Advisor a key member of the white houses Coronavirus Task force has warned that lifting restrictions too soon could lead to further spikes in cases. Dr Anthony Fauci said the country did not have total control of the outbreak, and that there are probably more cases, and deaths, than the official figures suggest. His message is...

Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. The number of people whove died from coronavirus has now passed 250 thousand, with most deaths occuring in the United States. The us was notably absent from todays Online Fundraising drive in which leaders from almost a0 countries pledged more than eight billion dollars towards developing a coronavirus vaccine. Donations will also Fund Research into t...

Interference is an arms race against countries such as russia, china and iran. One big area that we were behind on in 2016 but now are quite advanced at is identifying and fighting these coordinated information campaigns that come from different stately actors around the world. And as part of a special day looking at how the Global Travel industry has been affected by the pandemic, how some uk tourist destinations are preparing for a predicted surge in demand. Good morning. Nhs leaders in englan...