from today our favourite places to eat out can log in to sign up to the government paying for half of your bill in august. back in the driving seat. lewis hamilton dominates from start to finish to take victory at the styrian grand prix. plus, after sunday sunshine, for many of you, a lot more cloud around and a bit of wet weather, too. i will have your full forecast here on brea kfast. it s monday the 13th ofjuly. our top story: around 200 seasonal workers have been quarantined on a vegetable farm in herefordshire after 73 of them tested positive for covid i9. it comes as the health secretary matt hancock has revealed that more than 100 localised outbreaks of coronavirus are being dealt with swiftly and silently every week. we ll talk to our political correspondent chris mason in a moment, but first, let s speak to geeta pendse, who s outside the farm in mathon. geeta, what s the latest? good morning. yes, as you said, 200 workers are self isolating on this farm which isju
good morning. the eat out to help 0ut scheme launches. more than 72,000 businesses have signed up to offer half price meals paid by the government. will it be enough to save struggling hospitality firms? i m in watford to find out. a major incident is declared in greater manchester as officials ramp up their response to a rising number of covid i9 cases. good number of covid i9 cases. morning. the most dramatic ending to a formula i race the world champion can remember. lewis hamilton crosses the line at silverstone on three wheels to win the british grand prix for the seventh time. splashdown! a safe landing for the first astronauts to splash down in us waters in 45 years. and we saw out last week with our third highest temperature ever recorded. this week, the heat is back by friday but we start on a rather cool note. i will have all the details here on breakfast. it s monday the third of august. our top story: millions of new tests for coronavirus that can give a result in
hello, it s me solo today because our washington colleagues are having a well deserved thanksgiving break. in a normal year a holiday message from the american president in which he encouraged people to gather together at homes and places of worship, to give thanks, would hardly raise an eyebrow. but this, of course, is no ordinary year. and the president s thanksgiving message last night was in direct conflict with the advice issued by nearly every public health official, moreover the advice of his own wh task force, which has called for a significant change in behaviour by all americans. the concern amid spiralling infection is that this thanksgiving holiday will supercharge the spread of the virus. yesterday, hospitalisations hit record numbers for the 16th day in a row. earlier today the president elect joe biden issued his thanksgiving message, again reiterating the message that americans should follow his lead, and forgo a big family get together this year. thanksgivi
we actually have to listen to the few sharp but isolated showers experts. across the south, and i will have the premier league return really ramps up today with four more games, all the details coming up shortly. and in last night s game, manchester united need a late penalty to earn it s saturday, the 20th ofjune. our top story: the government says a draw away at spurs. it will make an announcement good morning. nota bad about the two metre social distancing rule in england next week, amid growing signs good morning. not a bad start to our it will be relaxed. weekend weatherwise. dry with lots pubs and restaurants are planning of sunshine around for many of us. to reopen next month but the hospitality industry just a few sharp at isolated showers is warning that without a change businesses will struggle to survive. gci’oss just a few sharp at isolated showers across the south. i will have all john mcmanus reports. the details coming up shortly. it s saturday, the 20th ofju
Five a Day (Season 3 Episode 3 of 5): Revealing the truth about the fruit and vegetables bought in British supermarkets. Secrets of Your Supermarket Food airs on Channel 5 HD at 3:15 AM, Monday 3 June. Revealing the truth about the fruit and vegetables bought in British supermarkets