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Queen elizabeth has made a televised address marking the seventy fifth anniversary of the end of the Second World War in europe. In a recorded message, she said the message of ve day was never give up, never despair. The United States has recorded its worst unemployment figures in generations as the economic damage inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic continues to mount. In april, thejobless rate surged to 14. 7 . The uk government is deciding whether to ease some lockdown measures next week. Some of the nations within the uk have already announced relaxations in wales people will be allowed ...

Now, lets get a re cap on the latest coronavirus developments in the uk. Earlier, the uk Health Secretary matt hancock gave this update. Before taking questions from the public and the media, id like to start by sharing the latest data. The first slide shows the information of infections. And the data published by the office for National Statistics say the number of people who had coronavirus in this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. England fell from 139,000 between the number of coronavirus deaths the third and 6th of may to around in britain o...

Good afternoon and welcome to viewers on bbc one ahead of the daily government coronavirus briefing, expected around five oclock. Todayit today it is led by the Health Secretary, matt hancock. The offical number of deaths in the uk from coronavirus has passed 40,000 according to new figures from the department of health coming amid continued controversy about how quickly to ease the lockdown. Figures reveal a further 357 people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in the uk, taking the total number of deaths in uk care homes, hospitals and the wider comminuty to more than 40,000. I...

The government has debunked a news report claiming that it plans to force smartphone makers to allow removal of pre-installed apps and mandate screening of major updates under the new security rules.

The Congress today termed as "surreptitious assault on free speech" the new amendment in the draft IT Rules, asking social media companies to take down news articles that have been deemed "fake" by the Press Information Bureau