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The government prepares to give more details on where we can go on holiday this summer. A socially distanced chorus line. How choirs are trying to find harmony two metres apart. And coming up on bbc news Lewis Hamilton and Valterri Bottas will race in black cars this weekend, as mercedes shows its support to the black lives matter movement. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Leicester is preparing to be the first place in the uk to have an extended lockdown, after a surge of cases in the past fortnight. The Prime Minister said the government is concerned about the situation the...

A family at greater risk a report confirms that those from the uks ethnic minorities are more likely to die of coronavirus. Queues as members of the Uk Parliament reject virtual voting with a row over how business can take place safely. And holiday firms call on the uk government to consider air bridges and to scrap quarantine plans for people arriving in the uk. Hello and welcome to bbc news. President trump says hes prepared to deploy the military to quell violent protests across the United States, after the death last week of george floyd in Police Custody. Donald trump says if cities and s...

As the governments rebuked by officials over the way it presents figures on testing. A family at greater risk a report confirms that black, asian and minority ethnic people are more likely to die of coronavirus than those of White British etnicity. And its coming back the grand prix will resume again next month across europe but without its spectators. And coming up on bbc news. The ecb has announced that england men will play three tests against the west indies next month behind closed doors, subject to government approval. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. President trump says...

The number of people claiming Unemployment Benefits in the ukjumps to its highest level in almost 2a years. The figures for april, the first full month of lockdown, show a 70 rise in claims, as the chancellor warns that unemployment will rise sharply. It is not obvious there will be an immediate bounce back as it takes time for people to get back to the habits that they had. The extent of the impact on human life has become clearer today with 55,000 excess deaths recorded in the uk since the start of march. More than 11,000 people have died in care homes in britain during that time as the gove...

The Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries working through its top agency, the National Animal Genetic Resources Centre and Databank (NAGRC & DB) has made significant steps in transforming productivity in the Livestock Sector posting stellar achievements in all livestock categories in the country. Going by the National Livestock Census Report 2021, NAGRC took