and the r number across the uk has increased from 0.9 to 1, to between 1.1 and 1.2 it means the number of coronavirus cases is increasing rapidly. idid not i did not feel a thing. us vice president mike pence takes the pfizer coronavirus vaccine live in front of tv cameras as part of a safety information campaign. headteachers say the last minute demand for testing of secondary schoolchildren across england is a shambles. as brexit trade talks continue, the eu s chief negotiator says there are just a few hours left , for the two sides to agree a deal. cyber hackers have gained access to two us departments which manage the country s nuclear stockpile. long covid doctors are urged to follow up with patients who may still suffer symptoms months after contracting the virus. and the winners of the rspca young photographer awards are announced from 11,000 entries. the reproduction rate of coronavirus is estimated to be growing again a sharp reversal of the shrinkage seen dur
torn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they are doing. the italian prime minister admits his country is taking a calculated risk by using a number of lockdown measures from next week. spain records 87 deaths in the past 2a hours. the first time it has been under 100 since lockdown began. people are still being urged to stay away from tourist destinations and follow the lockdown rules for each pa rt follow the lockdown rules for each part of the uk. and injust follow the lockdown rules for each part of the uk. and in just over half an hour will be bringing you today s uk government briefing where we will hear from the business secretary. welcome to bbc news. we ll be bringing you the latest coronavirus briefing from downing street at 11.30. today s main developments: the uk government is pushing for the phased re opening of primary schools, but today one of it s most senior ministers said he coudn t guarantee safety for teachers returni
pretending to be in charge. the italian prime minister admits his country s taking a calculated risk by easing a number of lockdown measures from next week. spain records 87 deaths in the past 2a hours the first time it s under 100 since the lockdown began. people in the uk are still being urged to stay away from tourist destinations amid different lockdown rules for each part of the country. in south africa how the ban on buying alcohol and cigarettes for the last seven weeks, has played into the hands of criminal gangs, damaging the fragile economy. and after top flight football resumes in germany, we ll get our experts to provide some answers about sport in ‘your questions answered that s in around fifteen minutes‘ time. the british government is pushing for the phased reopening of primary schools but today, one of its most senior minister said he could not guarantee safety for teachers turning to work. michael gove said there is always, and any loosening of t
sunny and warm, particularly to impose a new security into the south. that is it, whatever law on the territory. you re doing, take care. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, goes on trial for corruption charges just days after he was once again sworn in as premier. the duke of cambridge reveals how becoming a father brought back let s go live to edinburgh the painful emotions he felt where scotland s health secretary, after his mother s death. jeane freeman, is leading today s press briefing on the country s latest measures to combat covid 19. 845 who have been confirmed as having covid 19 and 484 who are suspected of having the virus. that represents a total change of 24 from yesterday, including an increase of fourin hello and welcome if you re yesterday, including an increase of watching in the uk or around four in the number of confirmed the world and stay with us cases. a total of 44 people last for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe.
mrcummings insists he dominate today s press conference. mr cummings insists he acted legally by driving from london to county durham in march while his wife had coronavirus, but new reports suggest he was seen in the north east of england on two further occasions. there is growing pressure from within the conservative party itself for borisjohnson‘s top adviser to step down. the country cannot afford this nonsense, this pantomime now. dominic should go and we should move on and deal with the things that matter in people s lives. and we will have a special report on the impact on care homes as care leaders say two months into the pandemic support, for homes, remains not great. you can only hold their hand, not give them a cuddle, i cannot do myjob, it not give them a cuddle, i cannot do my job, it makes not give them a cuddle, i cannot do myjob, it makes me feel frustrated inside. welcome to viewers on bbc one, building up to today s coronavirus briefing from the government