hi, good morning, welcome to bbc news. i m victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines this wednesday morning: social gatherings of more than six people both indoors and out will become illegal in england on monday, as coronavirus cases continue to rise. for a family of five or six, this will bring in some significant restrictions, i get that, and we don t do this lightly. do you back the new measures? will it work to bring down the number of cases? if you re in bolton, what do you think of the tight new restrictions there bolton now has the highest rate of infection in the whole country. get in touch by sending me an e mail or on instagram or twitter. a big coronavirus vaccine trial by oxford university and astrazeneca has been
temporarily halted worldwide after a uk volunteerfalls ill. new legislation which would override elements of the government s brexit withdrawal deal is published today. ministers admit it will breach international law. a camp where migrants live on the
last season a long wait of their own last season winning the title after 3 years. 30 year, the manager is intent on keeping hold of it. the title is out there, we attack them, we all start from the same position, nil game, nil points and now let us go for it. unlike some of their rivals who have strengthened this summer liverpool will begin with largely the same tea m will begin with largely the same team with which they dominated last season. team with which they dominated last season. unfamiliar financial constraints ensuring a start to a season like no other. time for a look at the weather. here s darren bett. it is warming up over the next few days, and turning more humid as well. perhaps a taste of summer for some parts of the country. today we have had a band of cloud and rain moving south. not much left for northern england and wales, that will drift southwards, further north clearer spells, a rash of showers, maybe a bit cooler than it was last
night. further south, acros
this is bbc world news. the headlines: the us has overtaken china and italy to become the country that has recorded the highest number of coronavirus cases. more than 82,000 people have been confirmed positive. amid a surge in coronavirus infections in italy, leaders of the 620 countries have promised to do whatever it takes to minimise the damage to livelihoods. they say $5 trillion is being injected into the global economy. south africans have been stocking up ahead of a three week nationwide lockdown. south africa has recorded over 900 infections, the highest in africa.
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the ft. tomorrow s front pages: the financial times leads on the £3 billion a month rescue deal for the self employed unveiled today by the chancellor, rishi sunak. the daily mirror goes with, your country loves
sure to follow me on instagram, facebook and twitt tonight, the final hours of 2020. america celebrating the new year in the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic. an unprecedented new year s eve across the u.s. new york s times square, normally packed with 1 million people, will be mostly empty when the ball drops at midnight. police officials telling everyone, don t even attempt to come down here. authorities in cities across the country cracking down on large parties. asking people to stay home this year. and news tonight about a new year s eve celebration in las vegas that was expected to draw thousands. we re also tracking the frustration growing over the slow covid vaccine rollout. thousands of people waiting hours in their cars for vaccinations in tennessee. traffic backed up for four miles. states trying to speed up the process and late today, police
arresting a pharmacist in wisconsin, accusing him of intentionally spoiling dozens of vials. also, health officials with ne
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