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Has died aged 75 after contracting coronavirus. With coronavirus outbreaks at different stages around the world we explore what might happen as restrictions change and people adjust to a new reality, in coronavirus what next . Hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes, as coronavirus continues to upend billions of lives around the world. Im annita mcveigh. On todays programme. How will our working lives change post coronavirus . Simonjack visit one manufacturer to see how they ar...

A surcharge to use the nhs. Scotland prepares to start easing lockdown restrictions from next week. People will be allowed to do more outside. Schools could reopen in mid august. Desperate families queuing forfood banks in new yorks affluent commuter belt, as more and more people lose theirjobs. People have gone now without four, five, six, seven paycheques, and its starting to catch up. And from live programmes to nail biting drama how do you keep the tv cameras rolling in a time of social dist...

To reopen their plants also in the programme as premier league clubs agree to start training in small groups from tuesday, well hear from former players, john barnes and pat nevin. 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. People in the uk are now being told to look out for a loss of taste or smell, as a sign they may have coronavirus. Until today the list only included a High Temperat...

Hypocrisy of setting rules which you do not then follow. 68 of people, according to an opinion poll said they thought the Prime Ministers adviser, Dominic Cummings had broken the rules. We are in the middle of something which we were told by government is a very dangerous pandemic. It is vital that when the government is issuing rules in such an environment that people have confidence in what the government is saying. I think the government has com pletely saying. I think the government has comp...

Hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. The headlines. A senior aide to the uk Prime Minister faces calls to resign after he travelled hundreds of miles with his wife who had virus symptoms during the lockdown. The government defended him saying he wanted to stay with family to ensure he had childcare if he got symptoms of coronavirus. Businesses will be expected to pay a quarter of the wages of furloughed workers from the start of august. And guernsey becomes the first part of the British ...

Rise. The un is calling for a reduction in violence as the country tries to grapple with the spread of coronavirus. Our chief International Correspondent has more. Ifight on two fronts. The hospital underfire as they battle against the deadly virus. A time of body armour and facemasks. Trying to protect themselves from this new enemy. We have spoken to doctors across the country. There is not enough of this ppe to keep them safe. A doctor back at work after recovering from covid 19 didnt want to...

A warm welcome to the programme. We begin in the us. Tens of thousands of people have been taking part in an eighth night of protests in cities across the us after the death of an unarmed black man in police detention. Large marches took place in los angeles, atlanta, new york and washington, some in defiance of evening curfews. In George Floyds home town of houston, in texas, his relatives joined 60,000 people at a rally to honour his memory. Nada tawfik reports. This is what those officers too...

Could testify against her in court in her privacy battle with the mail on sunday. And warming up for the Australian Open next week, some of the biggest names in tennis come together in melbourne to raise money for those affected by the bushfires. And coming up on bbc news. Eni aluko retires from football at the age of 32 and says she now wants to drive the womens game forward in the future. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Motor neurone disease affects the nerves in your brain an...

Australian open qualifiers, as the air quality from the ongoing bushfires forces this player to retire from the match and coming up on bbc news, england spinnerjack leach will return home from the tour of south africa to recover fully from the illnesses hes had over the last few weeks. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The Prime Minister has said the International Nuclear agreement with iran could be replaced by a deal negotiated by donald trump. The agreement, by which iran cur...

He has been held accountable. He has been impeached and they can never erase that. And in search of answers a once in a generation Clinical Trial is announced to find new treatments for Motor Neurone Disease which devastates lives and families. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The past decade was officially the warmest on record. New figures paint a stark picture of rising Global Temperatures and the impact that human activity is having on the planet. The data, compiled by british and ameri...