with a three tier system expected by borisjohnson, chris whitty for the whole of england. and sir patrick vallance about the latest developments pubs and bars in central scotland in the coronavirus pandemic. close their doors for at least 16 days as new rules come into force. chris whitty, the chief medical officerfor england, talked through some graphs fans will need to pay to watch some which contained quite a lot premier league games on tv. of information, some of it at the bottom of the screen. clubs have voted to charge fans nearly £15 to view matches here s the reaction of another viewer, terry stalworthy. they can t go to, and which are not i ve been disappointed yet selected for broadcast again to see the strapline used later this month. at the bottom of the screen often obscures important information. there were several occasions where there was graphs shown. i could see red lines representing what good morning. cool and blustery with i understood to be age groups b
in the last 2a hours and a further shut, weddings are 67 people have died. banned. vigils and rallies are held cyprus has hit a new peak of over across france in a show 200 daily infections. of solidarity with the teaching profession following the killing and in italy, the northern region of a of lombardy, worst hit teacher on by the first wave in february, friday. has ordered all bars britain s high streets under threat to shut as a record number of shops close at midnight. over the first six months in germany, it is a of this year. similar message stay at home. translation: meet far fewer people, whether outdoors or at home. give up any travel that is not really necessary, any celebration that is not really necessary. please stay at home good afternoon. as much as possible. the labour mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has accused borisjohnson the netherlands, too, of exaggerating the severity has had tough restrictions imposed after a surge in cases. of coronavir
sharp rise in cancellations. what does the latest measures mean for businesses like this, and what do they mean for your holidays? how a dip in cold water has proved to be a promising lead in the search to find a cure for dementia. there was a remarkable comeback by west ham at tottenham in the premier league. 3 0 down, the hammers fought back to draw 3 3 and scored one of the goals of the season. good morning. this week we are looking at an unsettled week with periods of rain, windy at times, but certainly for the first half of the week it will also be milder. all the details in about ten minutes. good morning. it s monday the 19th of october. our top story. a short national lockdown across wales which has been described as a fire break could be announced as early as this morning. the restrictions are expected to last for two to three weeks, and may include an instruction for people to stay at home. it follows talks over the last couple of days about how best to tackle ris
to put public health and the economy of the people of greater manchester first? if he is, then we can secure agreement today. in australia, easing of restrictions for residents in melbourne and the state of victoria after coronavirus cases fall. and we report on the cutting edge genetic detective work which can teach us how the coronavirus is moving around, and who is spreading it. hello and welcome to bbc news. thousands will gather in cities across france in a few hours, to remember the teacher who was killed near his school on friday. the death of samuel paty has horrified the country. mr paty was apparently targeted for showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his pupils during a lesson on freedom of speech. the attacker, a refugee of chechen origin, had been waiting outside the school and had asked pupils to identify his victim. he was later shot dead by police. from paris, lucy williamson has more. samuel paty was a teacher of history and geography who decided to use
people from ethnic minority backgrounds or lower incomes are less likely to take the coronavirus vaccine in the uk, according to new research. germany enters a hard lockdown, closing schools and businesses into january in an attempt to stop a sharp rise in covid 19 infections. and coming up this hour. cleaning up the clothing industry the small town in italy that s leading the way in sustainable fashion. good morning. the prime minister is resisting calls to scrap the relaxed approach to covid rules at christmas, despite warnings from scientists that hospitals risk becoming overwhelmed. no final decisions have been taken, but it s thought the restrictions allowing three households to mix are unlikely to change . it s widely reported that talks will be resumed at 10:00 this morning between cabinet office minister michael gove and the leaders of the devolved adminstrations. sterner warnings are to be given about the dangers of mixing over christmas. people will be told to th