Stricken with the coronavirus. More than 500 passengers on board have now tested positive for the disease among them dave and sally abel. A bbc undercover investigation in leeds reveals how its quicker to order drugs than have your takeaway delivered. Doing battle for the top prizes at the brit awards, Lewis Capaldi. Coming up on bbc news, holders liverpool returned to the scene where they lifted the Champions League trophy, as they prepare to face Atletico Madrid in the last 16 tonight. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The Emergency Services are warning that the aftermath of storm dennis still has the capacity to cause damage and endanger life. Evacuations are under way in towns along the river severn in shropshire with parts of south wales, herefordshire and worcestershire also under water. Across the country there are around 170 flood warnings still in place, requiring immediate action. Six of those are severe flood warnings, meaning theres a danger to life. Our corr
Involving a car being driven on the wrong side of the road. Heavy rain and thunderstorms dampen bushfires in eastern australia, but bring flooding to some areas. British scientists suggest the number of people already infected by a new virus emerging in china, is far greater than official figures suggest. A crackdown on alcohol fuelled holidays in majorca and ibiza, as pub crawls and happy hours are banned in 3 popular resorts. British business groups have warned the chancellor, therell be higherfood prices and jobs might be affected, if britain diverges from eu regulations after brexit. The warning comes after sajid javids comments in todays Financial Times newspaper, where hes also insisted that firms must adjust to new regulations and that not all businesses will benefit from brexit. In the article, he says. The food and drink federation have warned that the chancellors comments sounded like the death knell for frictionless trade and would result in price rises. Meanwhile, the confe
This is the moment a BBC presenter comes to the rescue of his co-star during a technical glitch live on air. Look North presenter Alasdair Gill faced a microphone problem during Thursday’s programme (25 January), but was thankfully saved by his off-screen colleague. Gill had been covering a BBC Sport report, but could barely be heard, with muffled sounds coming through. As he realised, he turned around and said: “I think I’ve lost my mic.” Before he could find it from under the sofa’s padding, someone else said: “Borrow mine for a second.”