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Restaurants, hotels and gyms could look like with social distancing. As premier League Players return to team training, three clubs report positive covid 19 tests, including one player at watford, the restart could well be pushed back. Good morning. Today could well prove to be the warmest day of the year so far as temperatures push some of us to highs of about 28 or 29 degrees. For all of us, its going to be dry, sunny and warm except the final from scotla nd sunny and warm except the final from scotland with some rain. More later. Its wednesday 20 may. Our top story the world war ii veteran ...

With diabetes, as a study finds the disease is linked to a third of coronavirus hospital deaths in england. Cheaper petrol and diesel pushed inflation last month to its lowest level for three and a half years. And arise captain sir tom moore the World War Two veteran whos raised more than 30 million for the nhs is awarded a knighthood. Im certainly delighted, and i am overawed by the fact this has happened to me. And in sport, as more premier league clubs return to Team Training, the low number of positive covid 19 tests so far have seen as good news. Good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc new...

Observing social distancing and as a people are evacuated from coastal member of the house of commons commission, i was reassured yesterday by the progress being made areas of bangladesh and eastern india as a severe cyclone in making the parliamentary state a is predicted to make landfall covid 19 secure workplace. This work in a few hours time. Has been expertly led by the head of governance and Central Services and the uk government says its in listening mode as at least 11 i particularly meant marianne for English Councils raise serious concerns about the phased reopening her commitment to...

Residents in Rockrimmon living over a coal mine who have seen major damage to their homes plan to keep fighting after a state board recently confirmed they will not see any money for repairs. The sate found expansive soils, not a mine collapse caused the damage. Residents believe the investigation was flawed.

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