Good afternoon and welcome. Six weeks into lockdown and many of us want to know when we can return to work as normal. We dont have a date for that, but the bbc has seen details of the new workplace rules being proposed by the government to help businesses when their staff do eventually return. Employers would need to stagger start times and limit the amount of desks and equipment that needs to be shared. Employers should consider providing ppe, or barriers if the two metre social distancing rules cant be observed. In other developments, small and medium sized businesses in the uk are able to apply for loans of up to £50,000 today, in a scheme backed by the treasury. This afternoon, the Prime Minister will host a Global Online summit aimed at raising more than £6 billion to develop vaccines and treatments for covid 19. With more details on the plans for the workplace, heres our economics correspondent, andy verity. This manufacturer in fleckney, leicestershire, is fighting coronavirus
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are kate andrews, the economics editor at the spectator. And the writer and broacaster, dawn foster. Lets take a look at tomorrows front pages. More than half of all adults are now paid by the state reads the telegraph, as chancellor, rishi sunak, warns that the cost of the governments furlough scheme is unsustainable after 6. 3 Million People sign up. The times leads on government plans to urge uk citizens to download a tracing app which will initially be piloted on the isle of wight this week. The app is part of plans to ease lockdown restrictions. Its a gap year reads the front page of the sun. The paper says its learnt that social distancing measures could last as long as 12 months. And the guardian leads on warnings from trade unions that workers could refuse to turn up to work unless the government can guarantee their safety, amid what the paper describes as anger over guidance designed
Breakfast its customers will get their money back in full but it could take up to 4 months. The threat of Football Clubs going bust hasnt gone away thats the stark warning from the English Football League as the third and fourth tier vote to end their seasons. They admit some might not survive the coming months. Good bonding. Today is going to be cloudy and wet for most of us with limited sunshine. The driest conditions later on across the far north of scotland. All the details later. Its wednesday, june 10th. Our top story theres a warning this morning that up to 10 Million People could be on a waiting list for medical treatment in england by the end of the year thats double the current figure. The Nhs Confederation, which represents key parts of the Health Service, including hospitals and ambulance trusts, says its due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the nhs. Our health correspondent, richard galpin, has more. The report paints a bleak picture of nhs england are struggli
One as well, particularly across the northern half, 10 12d. The High Pressure that has been with us will retreat into monday to allow the system in. That will bring outbreaks of heavy rain moving eastward through the day. That way and unlikely to get to the south east until after dark and behind that, western ireland, scotland are seeing something drier. Highs of nine ii degrees, quite windy on monday but when they are still on tuesday as this area of low pressure passes to the north west. A lot of white lines squeezing together, we are likely to see severe gales across northern areas. Outbreaks of heavy rain here as well. Not as wet or windy the further south and east you look but are the wind gusts. When across parts of scotland, 60 70 mph or more also to the eastern side of the pennines. But look how mild it it will be. 12 to 15 degrees. Through the week ahead, more rain and gales in the forecast. It states mild for the most part. Drier later on. Hello, this is bbc news with lu kwes
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