Least two survivors. Lawmakers in hong kong protest against chinas new security law. But the territorys leader is backing beijings right to impose it. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First . We are going to start in the uk where the home secretary has been setting out new Public Health measures. They include 1a days self isolation for anyone entering the uk, bar a short list of exemptions. With the threat of a £1000 fine, 1200 dollars, for anyone caught flouting the rules. The government will introduce the proposal from 8th june, to help prevent a second wave of coronavirus infections. The new measures wont apply to medical staff tackling covid 19, hauliers and frontier staff, Seasonal Agricultural workers, nor indeed those arriving from the repubic of ireland. When people land in the uk they will be expected to travel to their final destination by car, where possible, an
Was £62 billion in april the highest monthly figure, on record. Miracle in pakistan survivors pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash. 76 are confirmed dead. And back in training the head of the premier league tells the bbc hes hopeful the season can resume, despite the coronavirus. And coming up on bbc news feeling the aches and pains england all rounder chris woa kes tells us about returning to training after lockdown. Good evening. The governments scientific advisers have released their advice which underpins controversial plans for primary schools in england to re open for some pupils on june the 1st. It suggests, on the balance of evidence, that children are less vulnerable to infection. The group also said that teachers dont appear to be at a greater risk than other professions, and an effective track and trace system needs to be in place before schools in england can fully reopen. The advice comes as the number of deaths reported in the last 2a hours has gone up by 351. That
Levels in april. How best to occupy yourself this Bank Holiday Weekend . Well look at what you can and cant do in the lockdown. And how the singer tony hadley helped one quiz contestant strike gold. And coming up on sportsday, we hearfrom the premier leagues chief executive. And are sports stars from ethnic minorities putting themselves at more risk than others . Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The governments scientific advisers have released their advice which underpins controversial plans for primary schools in england to reopen for some pupils on june 1st. It says the risk of a rise in infections is very, very small, but isnt zero, and teachers are not at above the average risk for other professions. The group also suggested an effective track and trace system needs to be in place, before schools in england can fully reopen. The advice comes as the number of people whove died in hospitals, care homes and the Community Rises by 351 in the last 24 hour period. That t
The effectiveness of past u. S. And u. N. Sanctions. This hearing has been on the same day the u. N. Security council not to impose tougher sanctions on north korea for its recent Nuclear Tests. This is just over two hours. This hearing on north korea will come to order. On february the 12th, north korea conducted its third test, his most powerful test today. A Nuclear Weapon, a smaller weapon because north korea is working on miniaturizing a sweatband in order to place it on the head of an icbm. This followed decembers launch of a three stage Ballistic Missile. Weve had test after test, broken promise after broken promise and successive administrations, both republican and democrat have clung to an unrealistic hope that one day, north korea will negotiate away its Nuclear Programs. If they hope in a 1994, many senior members here shaer when they pass agreement in 18 years ago with north korea. But during that whole period of time we attempted to engage, we found instead that north kor
Over. We will get to those pigs but we begin with big political news. President obama going on offense for the toord oig today while the Supreme Court could rule as early as next week on whether to overturn the law. The court is considering a conservative attack on the law which argues congress basically wrote this policy to deny Health Care Sub city decides to the states which didnt set up those health care exchanges. The laws challengers are arguing basically a strict reading makes those subsidies only available in states that established their open marketplaces. Speaking about the laws success today, the president told the Catholic Health association that the aca is working well despite any ongoing challenges to the law. There is something i have to say just deeply cynical about the ceaseless endless partisan attempts to roll back progress. I mean i understand stood folks being skeptical or worried before the law passed. Stood folks being skeptical or worried before the law passed.