This is bbc news. Im julian worricker. The headlines at Eleven Oclock workers judged to be low skilled and low paid wont get a visa to enter the uk under government plans for a points based immigration system. Ministers say its what the public wants. In 2016 in the referendum and in the 27 election and again, reaffirmed in 2019 during the election, the public voted and spoke clearly that they wa nt voted and spoke clearly that they want immigration to come down. The government wants more training for local people. Therell be no visas for lower paid jobs in areas like hospitality and social care. The government has announced today that apparently care is considered to be low skilled. Thats an amazing slap in the face for every single
carer up slap in the face for every single carerup and slap in the face for every single carer up and down the country. Hundreds of passengers are released from a cruise ship quarantined off japan for over two weeks as more people on board test positive for
This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. A plan to protectjobs the uk chancellor will unveil new measures to replace the furlogh scheme a wage top up, and more Business Loans could be on the way. Critics say it may come too late for some we cant have this kind of last minute response again. Weve had it around wage support. Today it seems we had it around support for self isolators. We need to have much more future planning from the chancellor. The nhs covid 19 Contact Tracing app is now available in england and wales anyone with a compatible smartphone is being urged to download it. A screen will come up on your app and a notification saying that you have been in close contact with somebody with coronavirus and that you need to self isolate. 600 people at Glasgow University are self isolating, after more
than 120 students tested positive for coronavirus as freshers week ended. Two Police Officers are shot during protests over a decision not
A call for clarity on the wearing of Face Coverings as the government says it will come to a decision on the situation in england in the next few days. Drinks this is bbc news with the latest to a decision on the situation headlines for viewers in the uk the Prime Minister says there and around the world. Will be a decision in a few days, but he knows what he thinks Manchester Citys two Year Champions League ban has been if asked to wear one. Lifted after they were accused of breaking uefas financial fair play rules. Yes, Face Coverings, i think people should be wearing in shops. And in terms of how the government is urged to clarify we do that, whether we make it mandatory or not, well be whether Face Coverings should be worn in shops in england. Looking at the guidance and well be the justice secretary says saying a little bit more in the next few days. Perhaps they should be. Well be getting the latest from westminster i think the point is where you come and from wales where, in the
Its extremely frustrating, because obviously we couldnt go and see her when she was conscious still in the hospital, and you know, i weve come here today, and it still doesnt feel. Like proper closure, because there was no contact from her going into hospital to the death to the funeral. | go getter. How draining is that for you and your colleagues . Emotionally, very draining. You know, when we have to deal with the families coming in to us, but physically as well. You know, its a very manualjob, its a very hands on job. This sort of profession has been taboo for many, many years, but i think that its quite sad, but Something Like this has had to bring it to the forefront. That report from tim muffett. Time for a look at the weather. Heres chris fawkes. New weather will try to turn milder from the south west as we go through the next few days. The main risk of any disruption really will be across the high ground of Northern England and scotland. Why . Because this is where the battleg
Relatively short one in the sense of it isa relatively short one in the sense of it is a number of weeks. So will see this coming from the modelling and what we will try and do is, in a sense, be prepared to slow down or postpone anything that can be postponed and then deal with the peak that we find ourselves with at the point it arrives. And, you know, asa the point it arrives. And, you know, as a doctor myself this is normal medical practice. To actually adjust what you do clinically to the particular group of problems in front of us. That is what the nhs will do as any group of doctors or nurses will do. Thanks very much. The daily mirror. A couple of questions if i may. I was wondering what specific advice she would have people in care homes because busily they will be elderly and vulnerable and whether that will affect visitors or whether individual should stay within the care homes. Could you give us more detail on the local resilience plans that you have in place in the uk and