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Been worse hit by coronavirus, according to new figures. The Prime Minister says its absurd and shameful that a statue of churchill has had to be boxed up to protect it from anti racism protesters. And tomorrows official birthday celebrations for the queen will go ahead but not like this. And coming up on bbc news. Another blow to the formula 1 season as three more races are axed. The grands prix in singapore, azerbaijan and japan have all been cancelled. Good evening. The dramatic economic effect of the lockdown was laid bare today. In april the uk economy shrank by more than a fifth thats th...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uk economy shrinks by over 20 in april, the first full month of lockdown. This is bbc news large swathes of the economy ground with the latest headlines to a halt, in the sharpest for viewers in the uk contraction on record and around the world. The uk economy shrinks by over 20 in april, the first full month of lockdown. It is going to be tough for a few large swathes of the economy ground months but we will get through, we will bounce back. To a halt, in the sharpest contraction on record. The uk gover...

Tonight at ten the devastating effects of coronavirus on the economy. It shrank by over 20 in the first full month of lockdown, april. Empty gyms, offices, restaurants, and shops large swathes of the economy ground to a halt, in the sharpest contraction on record. It is going to be tough for a few months but we will get through it and we will bounce back very strongly indeed. But the governor of the bank of england does see signs of a gradual recovery, and says hes ready to take action to limit the long term damage. Also tonight. The government rules out prolonging trade talks with the eu beyo...

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