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Now on bbc news, the travel shows in scotland amid concerns that the travel slump might mean trouble for some of its Historic Buildings. This week on the travel show, castles a nd this week on the travel show, castles and lockdown. He is walking like a man whos walked a very long time. One of new yorks messiest sandwiches. You can expect labour, you can expect the food will be made with love, and you can expect a little sass, because thats me. Social distancing lessons from medieval italy. And the ups and downs of scotlands wild canon search. This week, im in scotland, a country famous for its...

As Coronavirus Infections begin to rise again there is an increased focus on how to ensure that schools can remain open gcioss ensure that schools can remain open across the uk. Now two big new Research Projects have received funding to investigate how the virus might be transmitted in schools. 0ur education editor Brandon Jeffries has more details. At the school front door, the first reminder of coronavirus, the risk their education will be disrupted again. But these pupils in bristol could help change that. Taking a saliva test for the virus once a month, so cases without symptoms are spotte...

Local lockdowns are being introduced in three more areas of wales this weekend, the capital cardiff, swansea and clanethly. Itll mean close to half the welsh population, around 1. 5 Million People will now be under much tighter restrictions. 0ur correspondent, Hywel Griffith reports now, from cardiff. Weve got to come to a decision by sunday. The logistics of lockdown can be painful. Leigh and her grandson, corey, cant decide how theyll cope. It all depends on how long this covid lockdown lasts. They live separately, and so from sunday evening cant be under the same roof or leave cardiff. Othe...

Derrick Lynch Treasurer of Clare GAA Michael Gallagher has reiterated his warning about the finances of the board being in an extremely difficult position ahead of the coming year. The Doonbeg clubman addressed delegates at this week’s online convention in which he detailed the challenges facing the board and the realities that must be faced if a turn in fortunes is to be achieved. He likened the boards finances to a well, and stated that “the well is now dry, and it is up to each of us sitting around our computer screens this evening to take on the stark task of replenishing it”.