before that, on december the 2nd, national restrictions will end, bringing a return to the regional three tier approach. but that s going to be beefed up, after some government scientists complained of the restrictions weren t effective. so, gyms and shops are expected to be allowed to reopen in all areas. last orders will be at ten, but customers will have an extra hour to drink up. but pubs could be limited to takeaway service only in areas with the highest coronavirus levels. every region of england will be told on thursday of each tier it would be put into. in nottinghamshire most people seem resigned to continued restrictions. on the brink of cheesed off, if you like. it sjust a shame that some people seem to have disregarded the rules. i think the tiered system is a little bit difficult for people to follow. i mean, my girlfriend lives
occur. warnings have been issued for today for much of england, wales, parts of northern ireland and south west scotland as a weeks of extreme continues. caroline davies, bbc news. a rare species of butterfly that was once declared extinct in britain is flourishing after being reintroduced here. the endangered large blue butterfly disappeared after its habitat was destroyed and people poached it for private collections. but after a successful breeding scheme, an estimated 750 have been spotted this summer. it is rather beautiful. it is a stunning thing. big results day to day. it s notjust a level students that will be getting results this morning. tens of thousands of young people studying vocational qualifications will also be finding out their grades. nina is at a college in sunderland for us.
about choosing area sprays as well as mobile sprays on the field which killed them while in flight. if that control is not working for whatever reason, the farmers will need masses of support here. what kind of help is available to farmers? for some, the state of rajasthan has agreed to provide 2596 rajasthan has agreed to provide 25% of insurance payments in advance. earlier in the year, compensation was paid for the damage sustained in the earlier pa rt damage sustained in the earlier part of the year. at this point, because the focus is on the sowing and planting of the agricultural season, we focus on prevention and then be ready with what packages can be made available to the farmers. we will see what happens next.
this is bbc news, the headlines. world leaders have pledged around eight billions dollars to fund research into vaccines and treatments for coronavirus saying a common threat to humanity requires a concerted response. however the united states didn t take part. four and a half million italians have returned to work after spending two months in lockdown. people are also being allowed to visit relatives within their region as restrictions are eased. fashion firmj crew has filed for bankruptcy protection, making it the first big us retailer to fall victim to the pandemic. its 500 stores have been closed and some will not reopen. and scientists in kenya and britain say they ve discovered a microbe that completely protects mosquitoes from being infected with malaria saying the find hello, i m babita sharma. has enormous potential this is outside source on bbc news, to control the disease. for viewers in the uk and around the world.
the guy they hated is doing very good and we have nicer votes. we have nicer votes. [laughter] greg: see, i told you. how do we respond to this panic? i am toward. should i get after it, chris? there s a lot to tackle tonight. let s get after it. let s get after it. what you say? let s get after it. what you say? let s get after it. greg: let s get after it. every day something happens in the media announces the end of the world and when it doesn t happen they act like they never said it. they did it with the paris accords, north korea, tax cuts and now this. the fact that they are always wrong doesn t stop them. mayflies have longer long-term memory and they croak in two hours. [laughter] time to replace the boy who cried wolf with the host who