Of the seasons first race. Today were looking at a mixture of cool conditions, breezy as well and sunshine and showers. Most of them will be on the north and east. All the details that 27 minutes past. Its mondayjuly 6. Our top story. The uks struggling arts venues are to receive a support package worth more than £1. 5 billion. It comes after many theatres, museums and other cultural organisations had warned that they were on the verge of going bankrupt. Our arts editor Will Gompertz has more. Theatres, music venues, cinemas and museums across the country have been brought to their knees by the covid 19 pandemic, with many saying they will be bankrupt within weeks without emergency Government Support. That arrived today with the culture secretary announcing a £1. 57 billion rescue package for the culture and heritage sector. We are extremely happy, but all i will say is that until we know what the future looks like for the performing arts, it will still always be a bandage on a wound
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Had the virus in the past has been approved in england. Who will be first in the queue to get it . The care home crisis the National Association says staff feel completely abandoned. Whats the government going to do about it . The extra cost of tackling the coronavirus outbreak will top £120 billion. It takes uk borrowing to levels not since seen the end of the war. Is it curtains for local and regional theatres . How the lockdown has left actors and directors struggling for survival. And coming up in sport on bbc news, englands cricketers can start limited training next week, as team bosses plan for a return to action after the coronavirus shutdown. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. There is serious concern that tens of thousands of seriously ill people in england are not seeking help because of fears that they might catch the coronavirus in hospital or be a burden on the nhs. The starkest illustration of this is the drop in visits to a e departments down by more than
match t20 series. england were put into bat. jos buttler made 68, whilst alex hales here top scored with 8a. nobody else really got going with the bat. 208 6 the total. david warner then hit a half century, but once he was gone for 73 england did away with the rest. australia falling just short and losing by eight runs. both teams will next meet on wednesday. as you ve been hearing, the japanese grand prix should have been all about max verstappen retaining his formula one drivers title, which he did by winning a chaotic race earlier, but there s now a row about safety after officials sent a recovery vehicle on to the track while cars were still going around. eight year ago, on the same track, driverjules bianchi was killed after crashing into a recovery vehicle. many drivers and team bosses have strongly criticised what happened earlier. mclaren s lando norris has tweeted: how has this happened? we lost a life in this situation years ago. we risk our lives, especially in conditions l
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