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should have protected us. they should have protected us. they should have, from day one. a quarter of britain s native mammals, including red squirrels and hedgehogs, could be at risk of extinction. one game away from the premier league, brentford are closing in on a return to the top flight for the first time in over 70 years! that is as they say farewell to their home ground. and july may not have lived up to its billing as one of the warmest of summer months so far, but a big surge overheat is on its way. i ll have all the details on breakfast surge of kids. heat. good morning. it s thursday the 30th ofjuly. our top story. the self isolation period for people showing symptoms of coronavirus in england is expected to be extended. currently, those who think they may have the virus are told to stay at home for at least seven days. that s now expected to be increased to ten days, in a bid to avoid a spike in cases. let s speak now to our political correspondent, leila na
TenerifeSpainCounty-durhamDurhamUnited-kingdomSerbiaUnited-statesWembleyBrentScilly-islesIsles-of-scilly it s back to school for scotland s pupils, as the first minister announces everyone will be back in the classroom by mid august. the number of rape convictions in england and wales falls to a record low. and lift off! and looking for life on mars nasa launches a rover to bring back rock samples from the red planet. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. people in the uk with coronavirus symptoms will now have to self isolate for ten days rather than just a week as ministers attempt to prevent a new spike in infections. the extension comes into force immediately and brings us into line with world health organisation guidance. it comes as new figures show that england had the highest level of excess deaths in europe between the end of february and mid june. excess deaths are the number of all people who die above the average recorded in previous years, and are seen by many experts as the most reliable measure of the impact of the pandemic. health secretary matt hancock h
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