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cancelled for tournament has been cancelled for the first time since world war ii. the all england lawn tennis club chairman said it s going to use the breadth of the tournament s resources to help local communities during this time. the edinburgh festival due, to take place this august, has also been called off for the first time in its 73 year history. the five events normally attract more than four million visitors to the scottish capital. the champions league and europa league have also been suspended until further notice. and with so many games cancelled, there s increasing pressure on premier league players and managers to accept pay cuts. both newcastle and spurs have applied to the government s funding scheme to help pay the wages of their backroom staff. but their first team players, on multi million pound salaries, are still being paid in full. katie gornall reports. they are one of the world s richest clubs with a state of the art stadium, but it seems even that doesn t ma
and even a crack of thunder, so do not be surprised. 2a in london, likejune orjuly. 18 degrees in the north. now, the showers will clear eventually. they may last into the evening hours, but after midnight, it is certainly looking clear across many central and eastern areas of the uk. a bit more cloud towards the west here. then this lump of rain across the very far north, that is a cold front, and that cold front is going to bring a very big change to our weather by sunday. the process starts on saturday. in fact, cloud and rain in scotland, in the north, and much colder, whereas south of the central lowlands on saturday, it is still very warm and sunny with the odd shower. so there is going to be a huge difference between saturday and sunday. take a look at london for example. 2a on saturday, only 15 on sunday.
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let s look looking to react to that. let s look ahead to the next four days of play there. it was brilliant for warring mcelroy to 12 months ago but he s looking to make history because no player has successfully defended that title. lou no, it s extraordinary, given the long history the great champions that have one that no one has successfully defended the title. have one that no one has successfully defended the titlem his favour is the fact that his build up to this year is very similarto build up to this year is very similar to last year, a string of near misses on the pga tour. finishing in the top five in every event that he s played this year, but not challenging on sundays which isa but not challenging on sundays which is a source of frustration for him. this champions is so difficult to predict. last year mcllroy was the winner but by only a single shot. it can suit any different way of playing the game and that makes it extremely difficult to predict who s
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hello, and welcome to dateline london. i m carrie gracie. this week: wake up, get ready, coronavirus is coming the message from the world health organization to governments everywhere. hopes of stopping the new virus at national borders all but vanished over the past week and global financial markets reacted accordingly. but if we can t stop this coronavirus, can we slow it down? my guests today: stefanie bolzen of die welt. american journalist henry chu. iain martin of the london times. mina al oraibi, editor of the national a news service for the middle east. i want to start by looking at how different countries and different regions are handling it so far. let s start with iran and the middle east. iran, marks out of ten? two at best. it s really concerning
that the government has not been straight with the cases there how far it has spread. cases have come to iraq and lebanon through iran because people were not tested. this kind of hiding the scale of the problem. bbc p