This is bbc news. Im Samantha Simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Israel is the first country in the world to impose a Second National lockdown as the number of global coronavirus cases reaches a new one day high. Greece says it will build a new Migrant Centre on the island of lesbos but wants europe to become more involved in running it. At least 30 people are confirmed to have died in wildfires can golfing the west coast of the usa. A new era in mens tennis as Dominic Thiem wins his first major at the us open, securing his place in the history books. Israel will become the first country in the world to re impose a national lockdown. The tough new restrictions will last three weeks starting on friday because of a a rise in daily coronavirus cases. It comes as the number of global infections has reached a record new one day high. Paul hawkins reports. Thousands of israelis protesting about their Prime Minister. And its notjust his corruption t
This is bbc news. The headlines wales faces tougher new corona restrictions pubs across the country will be banned from selling alcohol in the run up to christmas. Singer rita ora has apologises for breaching lockdown rules, the Prime Minister every member of the public, including celebrities should follow the rules. Borisjohnson calls for his mps to show unity and resolve as he tries to head off a rebellion over his new tier system in england. Coronavirus infections in england have fallen by about a third. Some of the worst hit areas see the biggest improvements but experts warn the figures are still too high. Moderna is filing for us and european emergency Regulatory Approval of its Coronavirus Vaccine so that it can be recommended for widespread use. Thousands ofjobs at risk as sir philip greens retail empire, which includes topshop, burton and Dorothy Perkins, verges on collapse. And coming up before 3 oclock wildlife cameras show beavers back and building theirfirst dam on exmoor
Tonight at six. The Prime Minister arrives for talks in brussels but says he cannot accept the terms the eu is asking for. Are you going to get brexit done, Prime Minister . Borisjohnson will have dinner with the president of the European Commission he says a good deal is there to be done, but not if the eu sticks to its current demands. We will be taking back control, and we have already taken back control of our money, our borders and our laws, and we will seize all the opportunities that brexit brings. Would he end this charade, end that uncertainty, get the deal that he promised and allow the country to move on . Well have the latest from brussels. Also tonight. As thousands more people get the Pfizer Vaccine, a new warning to those
with significant allergies, after two people suffer adverse reactions. A sharp rise in the number of covid cases in wales since the end of the firebreak lockdown but the Welsh Government says its not lost control of the virus. Stocking the shelves in ti
This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Restrictions in england which ban social gatherings of more than six people have come into effect. Weve followed the rules, we have just been careful. And now i think we are being penalised because we are a big family. I dont think its fair, to be honest with you. I think if they put things in proportion at the beginning, we wouldnt be having a second spout of it. Similar restrictions are in place in scotland and wales, but with younger children exempt from the rule of six. Do you support the new law, the rule of six, or will youmake your own deicsion as a former Supreme Court judge lord sumption told bbc radio this morning . Japan has a new incoming Prime Minister, as the governing liberal Democratic Party elects Yoshihide Suga to replace shinzo abe. The Prime Ministers former top Legal Advisor says hes vote against a bill that would enable the government to break International Law, by overriding pa
Moving and obviously going through those images and seeing all those different stories, some of which are, you know, joyful and heart warming, some of which are profoundly moving or even harrowing, it is something that i think has really stayed with all of us. A Rainbow Playground at a school in norfolk, short cut features a tense diy haircut using dog clippers, and taken by big sister marcella, home schooling in dagenham. Congratulating all those who submitted a portrait, the queen has said in a statement that she had been inspired to see how the photographs have captured the resilience of the british people at such a challenging time. Sarah campbell, bbc news. Time for a look at the weather. It is hot, ben. Yes, indeed simon, for most of us very warm weather today, certainly for the time of year but the weekend brought something very different across the north west of scotland. Heavy rain,
gave flooding in some place, it is drier here today, thankfully, but it is where we have the be