Scientists at Imperial College in london have begun human trials of a new candidate for a vaccine against the coronavirus. If it works, it could be cheaper and easier to manufacture in mass quantities. A grand jury in georgia has indicted three men in the killing of ahmaud arbery, the unarmed black man who was shot and killed while out for a jog. Travis mcmichael, Gregory Mcmichael and William Bryan face charges including malice and felony murder. President trump says he is preparing to transfer some us troops from germany to poland during meeting with the polish president. The pair discussed defence cooperation and the possibility of sending more american soldiers to poland. The International Monetary fund says the coronavirus pandemic is damaging the World Economy even more than it previously forecast. It predicts that global output this year will shrink
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hearfrom john bolton. Hello. 75 years ago a ray of light shone down on the darkest place on earth. The soviet army liberated auschwitz birkenau, the vast complex in nazi occupied poland where over a million prisoners died. On monday, survivors were joined by International Leaders in a ceremony to help keep the memory alive in the hope that today, in a world where raci
The headlines amid protests in hong kong against the new security laws imposed by china, its been announced that up to three million residents could be granted rights to live and work in the uk. Nearly 400 people were arrested, most for public order offences, some face potentially, a life sentence for calling for independence. Early official results suggest that voters apparently will overwhelmingly approve Vladimir Putins move to change the russian constitution and allow him to stay in power until 2036. First returns suggest a three to one majority. His critics see it as a blatant power grab. The white house has claimed that President Trump was never told by the Us Secret Service about intelligence reports that russia paid taliban militants in afghanistan a bounty for killing american soldiers. Senior congressional leaders are to be briefed by the directors of intelligence agencies. Its about half past four the morning. Now on bbc news, hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur
Weather before the arrival of these weather fronts, which will gradually bring in some rain. Maybe cloud will be thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle, a touch on the chilly side into eastern scotland, but generally a mild start to thursday morning. But the winds will continue to strengthen. We are sitting across the milder airfor the time being, the milder airfor the time being, the cold air waiting in the wings. It is going to slip in as these weather fronts seep in east. To start the day, some rain abound in scotla nd start the day, some rain abound in scotland and northern ireland. Once the weather front to sweep its way south east, it will be replaced by. For the middle of the afternoon, winds gusting in excess of 60 miles an hour across this coast, and some showery outbreaks of rain in the north west, that weather front slipping south out of the Scottish Borders into north wales. It states cloudy and blustery, into the north and west. That said, a mild afternoon, with temperat
This is bbc news with the latest headlines. Questions over coronavirus Antibody Tests. Theyre being rushed out, according to a group of doctors. Labour says housing secretary, robertjenrick, still has questions to answer after new documents reveal his close relationship with a tory donor, whose £1 billion Housing Scheme he approved against the advice of his own officials. Footage shows a police car being vandalised in brixton in south london amid violent clashes with police last night. Around 2,000 management jobs are being cut at royal mail, the Delivery Service hopes to save £130 million in staffing costs next year. Calls for the governement to do more to tackle over eating as new Research Finds morbidly obese patients are twice as likely to die from covid 19 than those
who are not overweight. Warnings over safety on whats set to be the hottest day of the year. Uv rays could reach record levels. Hello, good morning and welcome to bbc news. Im Annita Mcveigh and you can contact me o