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Rules that Insurance Firms must issue pay outs for losses suffered during the first lockdown. British meat exporters say new customs systems post brexit are not fit for purpose, with perishable goods delayed for hours because of extra checks and paperwork. And the premier league boss warns footballers to tone down celebrations and set an example during the pandemic. And coming up in sport on bbc news, joe root makes good on his promise to deliver the big scores. The england captain moves to 168 not out, as england dominate the first test against sri lanka. Good evening. The uk is closing all i...

And players need to set the right example, in a fresh clamp down on handshakes, hugs and high fives. And its one of the oldest tricks in the book. How magicians are celebrating 100 years of sawing someone in half. Plus, it is 10 in the moment in parts of North Yorkshire after yesterdays snow and for some of you, more snow on the way tonight. The full forecast here later on. Its friday, the 15th ofjanuary. Our top story. A ban on travellers from south america coming to the uk has just into come force. The measure has been introduced because of fears about a new variant of coronavirus that has b...

£6 billion this year. But charities and campaigners say it is a lifeline for those on the lowest incomes. A decision on whether to extend the scheme may not come before the budget in march. Travellers coming to the uk must now test negative for covid 19 and self isolate for 10 days on arrival. England wrap up victory in the opening test against sri lanka, and its a frustrating night for Manchester United and liverpool, who play out a goalless draw. But despite missed chances, united stay top of the table. Snow may feature in the forecast later this week but before we get there, lots of heavy ...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Joining me are lucy fisher deputy Political Editor, the Daily Telegraph and jack blanchard, uk Political Editor at politico. Lets start with the telegraph, and it reports concerns raised by scientists that people might start ignoring covid rules once theyve been vaccinated. Unions say firms are using secret software to spy on staff working from home during the pandemic. Thats in the metro. The times says jabs could be diverted to areas that are falling behind on vaccinating the over 80s. The vaccination ef...

Attack inquiry resumes, we talk to the man who tried to save the youngest victim, saffie roussos. And risking temperatures of up to minus 70 to scale the worlds second highest mountain the team talk of their relief at making it safely back. And coming up on bbc news england and wales women are without their managers, as phil neville and jayne ludlow both step down. Neville has been confirmed as the new inter miami manager. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Daily cases of coronavirus have fallen by almost a quarter across the uk in the last week, showing that the current lockdown...