adults contact the nspcc with concerns about a child during lockdown. they urge the government to have a plan for helping children dealing with trauma. clapping. hundreds of people turn out in sussex for the funeral of dame vera lynn. 0n the 80th anniversary of the start of the battle of britain, the story of the 13 year old girl who helped design the spitfire, which was crucial to the raf‘s victory. travellers arriving in the uk from dozens of countries are no longer required to quarantine for two weeks. the rules are being relaxed for arrivals from more than 60 countries, but scotland still requires anyone travelling from spain to quarantine, unlike england, wales and northern ireland. travel agents says the easing has led to an increase in demand forforeign holidays, though the foreign office is still advising against going on a cruise. john mcmanus has this report. spain s tourist industry is keen to say hola to british holiday makers as soon as possible. one of them, p
fall in advertising ever, while many can t pop out for a paper. i ll look at what s needed for media companies to survive. re starting sport would lift the spirits of the nation that s the government s view, as we learn more about how premier league clubs plan to keep their players safe. they broughtjoy to millions with their charity number one single, now captain tom moore and michael ball get together for the first time. thank you very much for coming. it really is my greatest pressure. i never ever expected to see you. little bit chilly out there this morning but temperatures are set to soar over the next few days. i will have all the details here on breakfast. it s wednesday 6th may. our top story: one of the government s leading coronavirus scientists, whose advice led to the uk lockdown, has resigned after he breached social distancing guidelines. professor neil ferguson quit following a report in the daily telegraph that a woman, said to be his married lover , vis
it s back! professional sport returns in england, with horse racing and snooker the first to resume later today. in other news, tear gas has been fired by police at protestors near the white house during a sixth night of demonstrations across america. it s monday ist june. our top story. more than two million primary school children in england will be able to return to lessons from today. some businesses, including car dealerships, are also reopening and groups of up to six people can now meet outdoors. but some scientists are warning that lockdown restrictions are being lifted too fast. this morning we ll be looking at the what the lockdown changes in different parts of the uk mean for you. first, danjohnson has been to meet some families preparing for their first day back at school in ten weeks. so you ve got your uniform already, jack? yes. time to getjack back to school again. ready! i do feel about going back to school, jack? very, very, very, very happy. i ve never know
tourism industry say they need a date for reopening, and i am at one of the largest holiday parks in the la ke of the largest holiday parks in the lake district, where business should be booming, but all of these ca rava ns be booming, but all of these caravans are empty. the premier league is back after three months away, and the return was marked by a moment of solidarty with the black lives matter movement, as players took a knee straight after kick off. and the sun will be out for many of you in scotland and northern ireland, for england and wales a lot more rain around, especially this morning, and for some later, a lot more rain once again. it is thursday 18june. our top story: the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, is expected to announce a further easing of the country s lockdown rules later today. scotland has been the slowest nation in the uk to ease restrictions. it is likely a date will be set for when shops selling non essential goods can reopen, and wi
The case offers competing narratives that fascinate and repulse Mainers, pitting the memory of a defenseless child against a man with no previous record of crime or violent behavior who insists he was wrongly accused by law enforcement.