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Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. The home secretary priti patel will be giving todays downing street briefing in half an hours time where shes expected to announce quarantine plans for entering the uk, with possible fines if people fail to self isolate for m days. The plans have already been crictised by airlines and airports. Meanwhile, the key evidence on the safety and impact of reopening schools has been published by the governments Scientific Advisory group, sage. The documents say its not clear to what extent reopening schools might lead to cases taking off in the uk again. But it...

Now, lets get a re cap on the latest coronavirus developments in the uk. Earlier, the uk Health Secretary matt hancock gave this update. Before taking questions from the public and the media, id like to start by sharing the latest data. The first slide shows the information of infections. And the data published by the office for National Statistics say the number of people who had coronavirus in this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. England fell from 139,000 between the number of coronavirus deaths the third and 6th of may to around in britain o...

But no action will be taken against the Prime Ministers chief advisor. Thousands ofjobs are at risk at easyjet, as the airline says it will cut up to 30 of its workforce because of the pandemic. The premier League Season is set to restart on 17th june, with two games. Aston Villa V Sheffield united and Manchester City v arsenal. Good afternoon, and welcome to viewers on bbc one. Borisjohnson is expected to give further details on how and when lockdown measures in england will be further eased, at todays downing street press briefing, in about half an hours time. It comes as coronavirus Contact...

The Tory party chairman has refused to answer questions about his selection controversy after he was chosen to stand in a "safe seat" 300 mile...

Richard Holden, the Tory chairman who oversees his party's election campaign, has been chosen to stand in a safe seat in Essex - 300 miles away from his former constituency in the North East.