faster than expected, and hundreds of thousands ofjobs will be saved. the coronavirus is spreading to india s countryside a looming crisis in its poorly equipped hospitals. britain s top companies say they will let staff split time between home and office even when covid rules are dropped. and harry kane helping his old club to help others. we talk to the england captain. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel. a nervy night for arsenal ahead. they have to beat villareal to reach the europa league final. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the island ofjersey has become the latest flashpoint in post brexit tensions between the uk and the european union. it s all down to the vexed question of fishing rights. a protest by dozens of french fishing boats around thejersey port of st helier has now ended but not before boris johnson dispatched two royal navy vessels to the area a move matched by the french government. so what s the row
after a father of four was stabbed to death having spent the day celebrating his two year old twin daughters birthday, the stark reality of drinking during the pandemic more people died from alcohol in england and wales last year than in any of the previous twenty years. unseasonal weather as people go to the polls in england, scotland and wales the biggest test of voter opinion since the last general election. and we meet the former royal marine commando who lost both legs in afghanistan in training for a charity swim across plymouth sound good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. french fishermen who staged a protest off the coast ofjersey about post brexit fishing rights have now sailed away from the area and back to port. two royal navy ships are still on patrol after escalating tensions in the last few days. the french claim their rights to fish off the island are being unfairly restricted by a new system of licences. leaders in jersey say they ve held positive