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Hello this is bbc news. Im tim willcox. The headlines borisjohnson says people should stay at home as much as possible ahead of outlining a road map towards easing lockdown restrictions in england. But the government is forced to defend its decision to update its core message for england after accusations the slogan stay alert is confusing. Airlines say theyve had no clarity from the government on the future of the industry after holding talks earlier today. It follows reports a m day quarantine...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are lucy fisher, defence editor at the times, and the broadcaster and authorjohn kampfner. Many of tomorrows front pages are in, starting with stay home advice to be scrapped thats the top story on the daily telegraph, referring to the governments plans to adapt the lockdown slogan this weekend. The Financial Times also focuses on the easing of lockdown restrictions, while at the same time highlighting t...

To do it in favour of a message that is vague and imprecise. It comes as a further 269 people die in the uk after testing positive for coronavirus in hospitals and the community. Airlines say theyve had no clarity from the uk government over plans to bring in a 14 day quarantine for all passengers ariving into the uk. In germany, the infection rate rises again, just days after some lockdown restrictions were eased. A quick reminder that we will be building up to that statement from the Prime Min...

Positive for coronavirus. Airlines say theyve had no clarity from the uk government over plans to bring in a 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving into the uk. In germany, the infection rate rises again, just days after some lockdown restrictions were eased. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. Lets start in the uk and in england, ministers have been defending the uk governmentmessag...

Now on bbc news. It is 4 30am in the morning. Its hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. The death toll from covid 19 in the us has risen beyond 70,000. It is expected to top 100,000 by the end of the month. At the same time, donald trump is doubling down on his calls for american states to ease the lockdown and get back to work. In this president ial election year, dealing with the pandemic has become the dominant political issue. My guest today is Jaime Harrison, a senior official i...

And the community. Airlines say theyve had no clarity from the uk government over plans to bring in a 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving into the uk. In germany, the infection rate rises again, just days after some lockdown restrictions were eased. 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 daily figures from the uk government show a further 269 people have died after testing...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me is the deputy Political Editor of the sun, matt dathan, and the director ofjohn smith centre at Glasgow University and former scottish labour leader, kezia dugdale. Welcome to you both again. Lets go through some of the front pages briefly before relook at in detail. The times reports that borisjohnson will keep the uk in lockdown untiljune, after warnings that outbreaks in care homes and hospitals make ...

Hello, this is bbc news with tim willcox. The headlines as the uks daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170, the government pledges £81; million of funding to help accelerate the work of vaccine programmes. This new money will help mass produce the oxford vaccine so that if current trials are successful, we have dosages to start vaccinating the uk population straightaway. The government defends plans to begin reopening primary schools in england from next month it says therell be measur...

Have been taking place in rotterdams ahoy concert hall. That venue is now an emergency hospital. But all the contestants did get a chance to say hi, and play a bit of each song. Baby, i cant wait to know what do you think about me. Normally, the message of the satellite linkups is how much everybody likes the show. This time it was stay safe. The main thing is just to worry about Peoples Health and, once they get that under control, then people will always need music. Stay home a little longer a...

Experience . Hello, and welcome to bbc news. It should be back to work for tens of thousands of people in england today, as the government starts to ease lockdown restrictions. In his latest address, the Prime Minister said he was actively encouraging people in england who couldnt work from home, to return to theirjobs from today. But in in wales, scotland and Northern Ireland, the message remains stay at home. Charlotte rose reports. Laying the foundations for the easing of some lockdown measur...