Javelin thrower Fatima Whitbread will be using her own experience of foster care to launch a campaign to help disadvantaged children. Children. And shell be joining us here in the studio today and in the sport this morning. Leicester city sealed the championship title last night. They beat preston three nil. What on earth is the premier League Spending cap all about . Well, ill try and work that out. And i have the sorry tale of the norwegian ingebrigtsens big contrasts across the uk through the rest of today. Sunny for some cloudy and breezy with outbreaks of rain for many others. Ill have the full details on the forecast coming up shortly. Top story this morning, a government report has revealed that the home office has lost contact with more than half of migrants that were set for deportation to rwanda. How does deportation to rwanda. How does that happen . Yes. Well, according to the figures, just over 2100 identified for removal can be located out of 5700 Asylum Seekers. Now, this
People to take this seriously for developed immunity to it. And the travel restrictions in yourself, as well as taking it benefit of that, obviously, is if traffic travel restrictions in that country. In a few minutes we you know you have had it you can go seriously for all of society, and as will have a bbc new special that will have a bbc new special that will have a conference with the about your daily life. Professor a way of taking pressure off the crieff Prime Minister and that is presented nhs. Thanks very much. Gordon. The professor chris witty said it was by reeta chakra barti. Telegraph, last question, im more to be used when it was wider afraid. Thank you, Prime Minister. Just to pick up on what beth asked as schools prepare spread of the virus and at the to shut down pupils, early, you quoted the figure of 12 teachers and universities say weeks to turn the tide, the first moment when trying to suppress and they need to know what will happen to gcses and a levels, time youve
As schools nationwide prepare to shut their doors because of coronavirus, theres uncertainty over the governments education plans. Pupils, teachers and universities say they need to know what will happen to gcses and a levels. Ministers promise answers tomorrow. Our aim will be to issue pupils gcses and a level examinations in august as we usually do, but it will be under a different process and a different system as to how weve done it always in the past with traditional examinations. The list of key workers whose children can still go to school is due to be released later. Also this lunchtime. The risks and benefits of further drastic actions to contain the coronavirus need to be weighed up say the uks top scientists. The priority at the moment is to make absolutely sure
we are dealing with a brand new virus, we are dealing with learning as we go along, and i think now to put absolute timelines on things is not possible, and we can see that in other countries, where people are now be
Is not possible when we can see that in other countries, where people are now beginning to experiment with releasing some of the measures a bit to see what happens. A glimmer of relief in china which records no new domestic cases of coronavirus for the First Time Since the pandemic began last year. Heads, shoulders and knees and toes and keeping the kids amused one playgroups efforts to keep going online. From tomorrow at around 3. 30pm, all schools in the uk will shut their doors indefinitely in an unprecedented nationwide shutdown. But there are continuing urgent questions about the closures, and exactly how they will affect pupils, and parents. A list of the key workers whose children can still go to school is due to be released later today. There are ongoing discussions about how to award older pupils grades after gcse and a level exams in england and wales were cancelled yesterday. Ministers are also coming under increasing pressure to announce a package of financial help for peop
Relief in china as it records no new domestic case of the coronavirus for the First Time Since the pandemic began in wuhan last year. Italy, the worst affected country on europe, is set to extend lockdown measures after the highest number of daily deaths recorded in any country, including china. The European Central Bank Launches a multi billion dollar emergency scheme to ease the impact of the worsening pandemic. Michel barnier, the eus chief negotiator with the uk over brexit, has tested positive for coronavirus. And there are growing calls forjapan to cancel or pospone this summers 0lympics, due to take place in tokyo. Hello and welcome to bbc news. Schools and universities are calling for urgent clarity from the government after the announcement that gcses and a levels in england and wales will be cancelled amid the coronavirus crisis. More details will be announced about exams in scotland later today and a decision is also due to be made in Northern Ireland, where, within the last