Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are harriet line the deputy political editor, pa and the whitehall correspondent for the Financial Times sebastian payne. Welcome back to you both. Lets look through more of the first additions that we have got in before discussing them in a bit more detail. The i leads on the loosening of lockdown rules in england, reporting that bars and restaurants will ask some customers for identification to help with contact tracing. The telegraph also leads on this story, reporting that cinemas and museums are set to reopen in england as the two metre rule is eased at the start ofjuly. Going moronic cultural angle. Going moronic culturalangle. Going more on a cultural angle. The express focuses on the 2. 2 million Vulnerable People who have been shielding since the start of lockdown and how they too will enjoy more freedom on the 4th ofjuly. The loosening of the lockdown in england is the main story in t
My family is a peaceful family. My family is god fearing. Lets do this another way. Lets stop thinking that our voice dont matter and vote its the worst episode of racial and social unrest in the unites states since the late 1960s. Also tonight. Some children in england went back to school today as the lockdown was eased and some restrictions lifted. Its emptier than usual. Were more spaced out, whereas we usually work quite close together. Outdoor markets in england were among the retailers reopening, but critics say its too risky without an effective test and trace system. And we join the grandparents seeing their young grandchildren for the first time, as families reunite after months apart. And in sport on bbc news, theres opposition to the date of footballs return in the championship. Qpr sayjune 20th is too soon and that their players run the increased risk of injury. Good evening. A week after the killing of george floyd an African American who died while being detained by polic
Who may take a different view, and i understand that. A further 134 people have died from coronavirus across all settings in the uk taking the total number to 37,048. Weeks before theyre back at work retailers say theyre worried about how theyll cope with stringent new restrictions if shoppers do come back. Good afternoon and welcome to viewers on bbc one in half an hours time well bring you todays government briefing which will be led by the Health Secretary matt hancock. First todays main developments and the leader of the Scottish Conservative Party has joined a growing number of tory mps in criticising the behaviour of the government advisor Dominic Cummings during lockdown. Earlierjunior minister, douglas ross who was under secretary of state for scotland quit in protest at the governments handling of Dominic Cummings. The latest number of people who have died in the uk with coronavirus in 2a hours is 134. The figures show 37,048 people had died in hospitals, care homes and the Wi
Lift the lockdown measures and lift the sort of the aggregate National Lockdown by having this more targeted approach. The number of people whove died with covid 19 in the United States has now passed 100,000. Easyjet has said it will have to cut up to 30 of its workforce as a result of the pandemic. Thunderstorms have forced the postponement of the first privately run mission to the International Space station 17 minutes before take off. Hello, a very good morning. Welcome to bbc news. New coronavirus test and trace systems will go live in england and scotland this morning. In an attempt to keep infection outbreaks contained, anyone whos been in close contact with someone who has tested positive will now be contacted and asked to self isolate. The uk government has said the english the system will change peoples lives scientists think it could prevent between 5 15 of cases. Northern ireland has its own version of the programme up and running, and wales scheme is due to start in earlyj
This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Theres a huge rise in the number of people claiming Unemployment Benefits in the uk an increase of almost 70 in april. The uks approach to coronavirus testing has been inadequate throughout the pandemic, according to a committee of mps. President trump says hes taking an anti malaria drug to ward off coronavirus despite Health Officials warning it is unsafe. What do you have to lose . 0k, what do you have to lose . I have been taking it for about a week and a half. Every day . At some point. Every day, i take the pill every day. The president also issues an ultimatum to the World Health Organisation reform within 30 days or lose all us funding. Deaths from coronavirus in uk care homes fall for the second week running, according to new data from the office for National Statistics. And the differences in lockdown regulations between the uks four nations continues to widen. From today, groups of six peo