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good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: growing anger in china as authorities forcibly detain people suspected of having the coronavirus. thousands of passengers confined to their cabins onboard the diamond princess. more than 60 people are infected with the virus. six senior conservative mps try to pressure borisjohnson into rethinking huawei s involvement in the uk s sg telecom networks. good morning. we have two huge home nations clashes in the six nations coming up, including rugby s oldest trophy, the calcutta cup, it s scotland against england at murrayfield.
good morning. the weather is likely causing disruption over the weekend as storm tube is approaching. strong winds today in scotland and northern ireland storm keebra. destructive winds, large rain around the coast and heavy rain large swells. more details later. it s saturday the 8th of february. our top story: authorities in china have been forcibly rounding u
france has confirmed that a chinese tourist, who was in his 805, has died from the coronavirus, the first covid 19 death in europe. the death came as the head of the who told a security conference that it s still too early to say whether the coronavirus outbreak will become a global epidemic. canada a global epidemic. is leading a renewed call for iran canada is leading a renewed call for iran to hand over the black boxes from an airliner brought down over tehran in january. from an airliner brought down over tehran in january. more than 176 people on board were killed. much of western europe is being battered by a storm front that s causing severe travel disruption. in britain, winds have been gusting at up to 120km/h. hundreds of flights have been cancelled and in the the north of england, troops have been deployed to assist with anti flood measures.
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this is bbc news. the headlines at six: talks continue in brussels with both sides warning they re unlikely to reach a post brexit agreement by tomorrow s deadline. four royal navy patrol ships are being put on standby, to help protect britain s fishing waters, in the event of a no deal brexit. world leaders are holding a virtual climate summit addressing the summit, borisjohnson laid out his priorities in renewable energy. we are putting our foot to the accelerator, in a carbon friendly way of course, with a ten point plan for a green industrial revolution. the us regulator authorises the pfizer biontech coronavirus vaccine donald trump says it ll be rolled out immediately. in boxing, anthonyjoshua defends his ibf, wba, and wbo world heavyweight titles
against kubrat pulev at wembley arena tonight. and coming up in 45 minutes. the latest from the world of cinema and home viewing, in the film review with mark kermode. good evening. a former conservative defence minister says the
this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. for the first time since italy locked down ten weeks ago, people are able to visit shops, some restaurants and hairdressers. we ve a special report from milan. more than 15,000 people killed in this region, almost half of all the italian deaths. and economic pain is intense, one in three businesses here don t plan to reopen today. so milan is coming back to life, but the wounds run deep. new measures on trains and at stations as people return to work in england. security guards with crowd management training are on hand. with two weeks to go until some primary school pupils in england return to the classroom, the government says plans are in place to protect teachers and pupils.
northern ireland is taking some steps towards easing its lockdown with garden centres and recycling facilities re opening. the mayor of brazil s largest city, sao paulo, warns its health system could collapse as demand gro