move back to tottenham today. we are talking all autumn bulb planting. a dry start to the day and many of us should see a fine and dry day ahead with more details in ten minutes. it s friday the 18th of september. our top story. tighter national restrictions across the whole of england are being discussed by downing street to try and slow the surging number of coronavirus cases. the measures are being described as a circuit rate after a warning from the governments teeth scientific advisers that there would be a significant rise in the death rate without further intervention. this is what borisjohnson is desperate to avoid another full scale national lockdown, which he says would be a disaster for the economy. instead, the government could introduce what s being called a circuit break perhaps just for a fortnight of tightened restrictions in england. schools would remain open, as would workplaces. but pubs and restaurants could have their opening hours cut. some public
there is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president. nor will i make up lies to ease the pressure on myself. harris: one of the developing stories this hour, and we will go deeper on this one with live report and analysis straight ahead. fox news alert on this now. the shut down. hundreds of thousands of workers missing their second paycheck today. major disruptions reported at some of the nation s busiest airports. you are watching outnumbered overtime, i m harris faulkner. after two senate votes failed over ending the partial government shutdown and border wall funding, there was renewed hope that all sides can break the logjam and really get down to striking a compromise. this, as the president is saying he is open to a temporary solution that gets paychecks flowing again to some 800,000 federal workers if there is a down payment on his long-sought border wall with mexico. chief white house correspondent john roberts with the
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