live all the sport. played south africa at the oval and including the cricket, not a bad they scored 311 8. given the start for england. it could have been better. england are battling to expectations and recent form, bearing in mind if they are the try and post a competitive total in host, that pretournament favourites and the world number one ranked the first match of the men s cricket world cup. they are side, that might be considered a little disappointing. but you have facing south africa. they have four to bear in mind that south africa s more in the last half an hour or so strength is their bowling attack. and our 280 547. and we have an although it did strike through an unusual source. jonny bairstow update on the weather with darren. getting a golden duck, caught behind good afternoon. two different air off this man. a leg spinner bowling masses affecting the uk at the the first over of the tournament. moment, which is why we are seeing such a wide range of temperatu
good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. there are concerns about the future of more than 4,000 people who work at vauxhall plants in the uk after the business was bought by the french car giant psa. the company which already owns peugeot and citroen has agreed a deal to buy vauxhall in britain and 0pel in germany forjust under £2 billion. vauxhall has two factories in luton and ellesmere port and many more jobs rely on the plants. the business secretary, greg clark, says he s cautiously optimistic about their future. 0ur transport correspondent richard westcott reports. it s a deal to create a european car making giant. second only to vw in the scale. but big deals can come at a price. fears the new setup could leave thousands of uk jobs vulnerable. the new boss sought to calm nerves. i trust my vauxhall employees in the uk, i trust them. i know that they are skilled. i know they are dedicated. i know they are committed. and i trust that they will be in a very good position
police have launched a new appeal to encourage the public to come forward. if you have a concern about something you ve seen or heard that could identify a terrorist report it. i m a bit concerned about this car parked up. it could be any thing that strikes you is unusual. do not worry, do not delay, just act. call police in confidence on oh 800 789321. i m a bit concerned about something ijust heard. let s talk to lee dodderidge a director at covenant security and risk management he s also a former member of the uk s national counter terrorism security office. hejoins me on webcam from cardiff. we heard the head of counterterrorism saying that it is often the public who provide that vital missing link in investigations. the police and counterterrorism officers having a link with ordinary men and women around the country. that is vital? it is absolutely critical to every investigation. 0n it is absolutely critical to every investigation. on every single investigation. on
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31 people are dead after a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. more than 1,600 are injured. 3 million brexit coins go into circulation on friday to commemorate the day britain leaves the european union. and coming up at 10.30am, a special edition of inside out west examining the issue of body image. hayley mortimer investigates the rise in popularity of lip fillers and seb choudhury meets the men suffering from bigorexia. good morning. the president of china has said his country is facing a grave situation after the number of cases of coronovirus rose sharply to nearly 2,000. it is infectious and simply in its incubation period making it more difficult to stop the spreading. chinese president xijinping held a special goverment meeting on the lunar new year public holiday, where he warned that the spread of the virus is accelerating. a nationwide ban on the sale of wildlife has been imposed. it s believed the outbreak stemmed from the illegal sale of animals at a wuhan fish