To open their Training Grounds for players as project restart gets and Mental Health support. Out looking rather smart. Talked about the coronavirus tottenham are the latest club interruption Business Loan scheme. To return to training this morning. Under way across england. Kitchen scissors that is really Small Businesses got in touch to project restart gets underway voice their frustrations at the across england as the premier league prepares for a possible it may now be the sunniest april on impressive. You do might have process. The government underlines 80 of those loans and the banks at return in june. Record but the rain clouds are back done your own hair. Well be speaking times have been unwilling to lend. To Celebrity Stylist nicky clarke just before nine. Do keep sending in your pictures. Yesterday the chancellor what is named the bounce back loans. The its tuesday 28th april. For some of you. I would like to take this treasury guarantees 100 of that good morning. Its tuesday
There is still more demands than we are able to supply and it is important that we keep stores as safe as we can. Like other big grocers, elderly and vulnerable customers get their own time to shop when they like it. It gives you a chance. Because we are not as nimble as all the youngsters. We have all adapted to the new retail rules but will coronavirus permanently change the way we shop . Is really very interesting, before this crisis, people were looking for hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest unpackaged, loose produce. People interestingly now are coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. Going back to prepacked produce first President Trump has said because they believe that is a china could have stopped the coronavirus from spreading safer purchase so it will be around the world, and that interesting to see whether those sorts of trends continue serious investigations are under way into beijings actions. Mr trum
When in enclosed public spaces. A minutes silence observed across the uk to remember the key workers whove died in the struggle against the pandemic. British airways warns that 12,000 jobs could be lost, as demand for air travel collapses. And a warning about the dangers of resuming the football season before its judged safe to do so. And in sport, concerns as the tokyo 0lympics chief says if the postponed games cant go ahead next year, they will have to be scrapped completely. Good evening. A third of all deaths linked to coronavirus in england and wales are now happening in care homes, according to the latest figures. And thats against the context of the wider picture across the uk because the total number of deaths during the week after easter was much larger than initially reported and double what would normally be expected. In the week of the 17th of april across the uk, nearly 2,400 people in care homes died with coronavirus twice as many as the week before. But the number of dea
Angered local officials. The states governor has warned that i cant imagine why. Restrictions may be more i cant imagine why, yeah. Rigorously enforced over the coming weeks and he urged people to be patient. Reporter do you take any responsibility . No, i dont. No, i cant imagine. I cant imagine that. The reality is, we are yeah, go ahead, please. Just a few weeks away, the french Prime Minister is due not months away, from making to present a plan for how measurable and meaningful changes to our stay at home order. To ease the countrys lockdown restrictions. 23,000 people have died from the coronavirus there. Where have all the flowers gone . That is a very optimistic point to emphasise. However, thats driven by data, and how will we remember life under lockdown in years to come . Its driven by behaviour museums ask for suggestions and as we change our behaviour about what we should preserve we can impact the science, to capture this period of our lives. The health and the data. This
Where have all the flowers gone . And how will we remember life under lockdown in years to come . Museums ask for suggestions about what we should preserve to capture this period of our lives. A minutes silence will be held across the uk at 11 oclock this morning to remember the key workers that have lost their lives to coronavirus. The Prime Minister will be among those paying tribute. More than 100 nhs and care staff have died with the virus so far, as have transport and other key workers. It comes as hospitals in england start planning to restore some nhs services that had to be postponed because of the pandemic, with a priority for cancer and Mental Health. Meanwhile new zealanders prepare to return to work today as the country eases its lockdown restrictions. And in the us, President Donald Trump has denied any responsibility for an increase in calls about injecting disinfectant, following his comments last week saying that it could be a possible solution to tackle the virus. The