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we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first. the european commission has issued new guidelines on tourism and travel, for eu member states to follow, as they ease the coronavirus lockdown. a phased approach would begin with allowing in seasonal workers. restrictions would then be relaxed between regions where the virus was under a similar level of control. we ll hear from our correspondents in spain and italy injust a moment, but first to brussels and this report by our europe editor kayta adler. an overnight leap from lockdown to european beach party this certainly isn t. eu countries are onlyjust beginning to lift their lockdown measures. here in belgium they are opening the shops. next week, the schools. but with strict social distancing measures in place. so what does that mean for our holidays? well, ultimately, each eu country decides for itself when to open its beaches and borders to european visitors. brussels can o ....
definitely is still quite busy. and i think a lot of people, some people are really conscious about keeping their distance. you know, two metres, and other people just aren t, really. and, good news if your lockdown lawn needs some love, as some garden centres re open. good afternoon. the chancellor rishi sunak has said it s very likely the uk economy will face a significant recession this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. he was speaking as official figures showed the uk economy shrank by 2% in the first three months of this year, which include the early days of lockdown. it s the sharpest dip since the global financial crisis in 2008. it comes as some of the lockdown restrictions have been eased in england and some people have returned to work. the prime minister has announced a further £600m to help tackle the virus in england s care homes. more on that shortly but first this report from our economics correspondent andy verity. if the economy looked like ....
and keep their distance from others. the housing market in england comes out of lockdown. buyers and renters can visit estate agents and view properties. france eases lockdown restrictions, despite its death toll from the virus rising above that of spain. good morning and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first, seven weeks after the prime minister announced the lockdown, some restrictions are being eased in england. from today, if you work in construction, food production, manufacturing, anyjob you can t do from home, you re being encouraged to go back to work. do let me know if you re going back to work today so we can get a picture across england. on twitter it s @vicderbyshire, or email [email protected]. you can also from today meet a friend or someone from another household outside for a walk or physically distanced sport, but it must be one on one. from today, ....
a £1.6 billion bailout from the government. it stops the network just wobbling all over the place, it from running out of money, but will mean fares is not good for us at all. something rise to cover the cost. good morning. the government says it is opening about this is catching people cosmic the door for the return of professional football in england imagination, isn t it? i started the in june, but how will that affect lower league clubs? i m at rotherham to find out. fundraising campaign run for heroes which encourages you to run for and it s a frosty start for some of you this morning, but that s the five, nominate five. people might last frost we will see for awhile. have seen it across social media, it averages are the rise. the details started as a really small fundraiser. to run five k, between on that and you re full we can forecast coming up here on brea kfast. forecast coming up here on breakfast. temperatures are on family and friends in edinburgh and ....
i ll look at how much the 7,000 workers here in the uk could be affected. good morning. a busy day on and off the training pitch, for premier league clubs. contact training including tackling, is allowed again, while meetings will be held today, to discuss a potential date to restart matches. it has been the driest may on record for some parts of the uk. increasing warmth is on its way. i ll have all of the details here on breakfast. good morning. it s thursday the 28th of may. our top story. new coronavirus test and trace systems will go live in england and scotland this morning. in an attempt to keep infection outbreaks contained, anyone who s been in close contact with someone who has tested positive will now be contacted and asked to self isolate. the government says the system will change people s lives , but scientists are warning it is not a magic bullet . charlotte rose reports. we ve all got used to the slogans and rules for tackling covid i9, but from today ....