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Described as probably europes strictest regime. Heathrow becomes the first uk airport to offer covid testing for all departing passengers with the result in around one hour. And President Trump agrees to another tv Election Debate with rivaljoe biden but complains about new rules which will see microphones muted for part of the debate. A deadline of midday has been set by the government for local leaders in Greater Manchester to agree a deal on moving into the highest level of covid restrictions. Several days of talks between the two sides have so far failed to break the deadlock. Greater manc...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Latest death figures from the uk show that more than 30,000 people are now known to have died from coronavirus. The figures show that more than 6000 people died from the virus in english care homes up to the start of may. A Smartphone App aimed at tracking the spread of coronavirus goes live for the first time, in a trial on the isle of wight, the government says the system, which uses bluetooth, is secure, despite concerns from privacy campaigners. We can give very significant reassurances on the privacy as...

Mass, uncontrolled immigration is in the process of transforming our country to an extent that would have amazed our grandparents. Over 20 years, the situation has got much worse.

Many who praise a headteacher for preventing Muslim prayers are oddly sanguine about the number of faith schools in Britain, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee