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Ill look at how much the 7,000 workers here in the uk could be affected. Good morning. A busy day on and off the Training Pitch, for premier league clubs. Contact training including tackling, is allowed again, while meetings will be held today, to discuss a potential date to restart matches. It has been the driest may on record for some parts of the uk. Increasing warmth is on its way. Ill have all of the details here on breakfast. Good morning. Its thursday the 28th of may. Our top story. New coronavirus test and trace systems will go live in england and scotland this morning. In an attempt t...

You and your household will be able to meet with another household out of doors, for example, in a park, or in a private garden. Thousands ofjobs at risk at easyjet, as the airline says it will cut up to 30 of its workforce because of the pandemic. Nissan announces the closure of its factory in barcelona. However, its sunderland production plant in the uk will remain open. And, why tonights clap for carers could be the last. Durham police have said that Dominic Cummings trip to Barnard Castle might have been minor breach of lockdown rules. But the force said no retrospective action would be ta...

The late justices body lay in repose. Scalia died last weekend. He was 79 years old. His funeral will be held in washington in the coming hours. Now back to fiji, the story were covering about this Tropical Cyclone winston rampaging across the countrys main islands. The storm made landfall after 7 00 p. M. Local time. Fijis Prime Minister is calling for citizens to be alert and stick together. Earlier my colleague Natalie Allen spoke with fijis red cross manager with more. The government to the area effected now. I think the whole of fiji will be effected, during Tropical Cyclone winston, but ...

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