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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 27, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast July 27, 2017

Is the uk car industry ready to go electric . I will look at what it could mean for us, and for our big carmakers. In sport adam peaty completes the double double at the World Aquatic Championships. He wins gold in the 50 metres breaststroke, and narrowly misses out on breaking his own world record. It is his second title in budapest. And carol has the weather. Good morning. Today is a day of sunshine and showers. Some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, and some of them will merge, giving longer spells of rain across North West Scotland. But it is also going to be pretty windy. I will ...

UK Treasury pushes to end most free Covid testing despite experts' warnings | Coronavirus - Vimarsana News

UK Treasury pushes to end most free Covid testing despite experts' warnings | Coronavirus

Most PCR testing for people with symptoms could be scrapped by end of March in plans to ‘live with virus’

British firms must 'try harder' to make Covid tests, says Sir John Bell - Vimarsana News

British firms must 'try harder' to make Covid tests, says Sir John Bell

Plus: How Britain’s Covid testing went wrong

Hospitals BAN visitors as dramatic rise in Omicron cases - Vimarsana News

Hospitals BAN visitors as dramatic rise in Omicron cases

Trusts banning visitors include Guy's and St Thomas', and Barts, in London, along with trusts in Bath, Ipswich, Lancaster, Liverpool, Rotherham, Sheffield and Sunderland.

British-made lateral flow tests are BANNED in UK despite being cleared for use in EU - Vimarsana News

British-made lateral flow tests are BANNED in UK despite being cleared for use in EU

The UK Government introduced strict new regulations n November that tests must pass to be approved for use in the UK meaning several British companies are now selling their tests abroad.