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struggling? good morning. most festival fun good morning. most festivalfun has been put on hold for this year but i will be looking at smart ways that some embracing social distancing that asking whether for others, covid could mean the party s over for good? an fa cup nightmare for david de gea. the manchester united goalkeeper makes two huge mistakes as chelsea progress to the final. for many of us today, we will see some sunshine. they will also be areas of cloud thick enough to produce some showers over the northern half of the country. wales and southern england seeing the sunniest disguise. i will have all the details later in the programme. it s monday the 20th ofjuly. our top story: the government has signed deals to secure 90 million doses of coronavirus vaccines which are being developed overseas. the agreements, one with a german us partnership and one with a french firm, is in addition to a pledge for 100 million doses of a vaccine created at the university ....
and vital early wickets as england press for victory full of length. a wonderful adjustment in length. in the second test at old trafford. and vital early wickets, as england press for victory in the second test at old trafford. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. beijing has accused the uk government of ‘brutally meddling in chinas internal affairs, as diplomatic tensions we begin with breaking news, continue to rise. in the last half an hour that early trials of a coronavirus vaccine, developed at oxford university appears safe, and and provokes the foreign secretary, an immune system response, dominic raab, is expected to suspend its extradition treaty the trials, which have involved just over 1,000 people, with hong kong this afternoon after beijing s imposition showed that the injection led of a controversial security law to them making antibodies in the territory. and white blood cells that can fight the virus. th ....
we ll have more on those testing problems, and how the prioritising is meant to work. also tonight. unemployment on the rise, as 700,000 people come off the payrolls since march, with more to come. at the white house, a landmark deal to normalise relations between israel, the united arab emirates, and bahrain. and a plea for the world s nations to unite to save the planet. experts say humanity is at a crossroads, with nature in decline. and in sport on bbc news. we will have all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we start with the growing row over the shortage of tests for coronavirus, especially in some of the uk s worst affected areas. seniorfigures in the nhs are warning that operations are being cancelled because of the testing shortages. matt hancock, the health secretary, for england admits the system is facing an enormous challenge which could take weeks to sort out. he says tests will have to be prioriti ....
on a night patrick bamford says head teachers in england say they re he will never forget. bitterly disappointed that the number of laptops they re good morning to you, and i think the given for deprived children has been cut by 80%. one school says it will receive 66 picture behind me gives a bit of a computers, rather than the 332 clue as to how this weekend is it was promised. the government says the devices shaping up. it is going to be very will be sent to the areas of greatest need and they should be reallocated as children go windy. a deep area of low pressure in and out of self isolation. nearby means they will be gales for many of us and lots of rain, but they will also be some spells of plans to scrap tax free shopping at airports could cause wholly unnecessary job losses sunshine. in the aviation sector, according to a group of mps. it s saturday the 24th of october. our top story: wales begins its first full day from january, shops at airports of lockdow ....