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hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. armenia s prime minister has warned of the risk of full scale war after clashes with azerbaijani troops broke out in the territory of nagorno karabakh. officials in the breakaway region, which is controlled by ethnic armenians, say 16 soldiers have been killed. azerbaijan has also reported deaths. armenia accuses azerbaijan of launching an attack on civilian settlements, and its defence ministry says its troops have destroyed three tanks and shot down two helicopters. the azerbaijan ministry of defence has denied targeting civilians and said it had launched a counter offensive against armenian shelling. the two former soviet countries have been in conflict for more than a quarter of a century over azerbaijan s breakaway area. our correspondent rayhan demytrie reports. sunday morning in nagorno karabakh. heavy fighting usi ....
almost 16,000 cases of coronavirus weren t entered into the test and trace system last week the government blames a ‘technical error‘. who s 007‘s latest victim? could it be cineworld? they re weighing up the closure of all of their uk screens after the bond release was delayed again. 5,500 jobs are at risk. the premier league is all at sixes and sevens. champions liverpool concede seven goals at aston villa, and manchester united lose 6 1 at home to tottenham. good morning from beautiful hever castle intent. showers will be happy and thundering in the west, and plenty blustering. more details on about ten minutes. thundery. it s monday 5 october. our top story: president trump has briefly left the hospital where he s being treated for coronavirus to greet well wishers who were gathered outside. the impromptu appearance, which mr trump described on twitter as a surprise for patriots, came after it emerged that his condition is worse than was first suggested b ....
cases, we ve got this virus back under control. running for rob. rugby league star kevin sinfield sets off on an epic marathon journey in support of his friend rob burrow who has motor neurone disease. it s marine v mourinho in the fa cup. the eighth tier non league side land a dream third round draw against the premier league leaders tottenham. good morning. for central and eastern areas, it is a cold start. for some a frosty start. sunshine in the west and thick cloud and drizzle which will push east during the day. all the details in ten minutes. it s tuesday, the 1st of december. our top story. the british retail group, arcadia, which owns some of the uk s best known clothing brands, has gone into administration, putting 13,000 jobs at risk. arcadia s collapse also appears to have scuppered a rescue deal for debenhams, which could push the department store to the brink of liquidation. john mcmanus reports. happier times for the arcadia group and the man who steered ....
briefed the media against them secretary. this, along with many other claims, is completely false. a historic moment for afghanistan the us and the taliban sign a deal that will see the withdrawal of thousands of american troops. including a much needed victory for west ham against southhampton. it s been revealed by the department of health that three more people in england have tested positive for coronavirus. they had all recently returned from abroad two from italy, and one from asia. that means that the total number of cases in the uk has risen to 23. public health officials are trying to establish how a man from surrey become the first and so far only known person to contract coronavirus within the uk. that patient is being treated at a specialist nhs infection centre in london. a pub in haslemere, in surrey, has closed as a precaution against the virus and is undergoing a deep clea n. and this afternoon following talks with the heath secretary and the ....
where hundreds of migrants including syrians and afghans have gathered to try to cross into europe. the turkish president, tayyip erdogan, has said his country can no longer handle the number of people fleeing syria. this morning, greek police again fired tear gas at people seeking to force their way across the border. around four thousand migrants are estimated to have arrived at the border, a day after turkish officials said it would let refugees head towards europe because of the worsening situation in syria. the greek government is holding an emergency meeting in athens, as it seeks to reinforce border security. turkey hosts nearly four million people in camps, and is concerned the fighting in and around the syrian city of idlib may lead to many more fleeing. our correspondentjonah fisher is in greece on the kastanies border crossing. we ve been brought to write to the middle of no man s land. we are still on the greek side, you can see the flag there. and 30 ....