This is bbc news with the latest headlines. On his last full day in office, President Trump orders travel restrictions to the uk and the eu to be lifted butjoe biden says the bans will be remain. Flood warnings as storm christoph is forecast to bring torrential rain to swathes of central and Northern England. Its going to be devastating. If its anything like it was in february, its going to be devastating, yeah. Grave concerns over the future of the Justice System in england and wales as the covid pandemic creates a backlog of crown court cases. Also this hour, with Remote Learning in full swing across the uks schools, we find out how teachers are coping with the bumpy start to the new term. We want to hear your experiences of how Remote Learning has gone so far, whether youre a parent,
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This is bbc news, im ben brown. The headlines at 5pm. The uk records a further 1,610 daily covid deaths the highest figure reported in a single day since the pandemic began. New figures show the scale of coronavirus in the uk. The number of people in the uk with covid 19 antibodies doubled between october and december to one in ten people. Nicola sturgeon says scotlands current lockdown restrictions are beginning to make a difference, but will stay in place until at least the middle of february, with most School Pupils continuing to work from home. The pressure on the National Health service continues to be very severe. In short, we are still in a very
precarious position. Tight security in washington as donald trump spends his last full day in office, america prepares for the inauguration of his successorjoe biden. A new regulator will be set up to ensure the safety of Building Materials after evidence of malpractice is heard at the Grenfell Tower inquiry. And ahead of the premiere of