a stark warning from the chancellor, but there was more cash in his spending review to level up the economy. i m in merseyside to find out if that s giving businesses confidence amid the gloom. the small fish that s helping scientists learn how to heal people with serious injuries without scarring. good morning. it s a chilly start to the day. some frost and fog but a lot of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine. cloud at times in the south. detailed in ten minutes. good morning. it s thursday, 26th november. our top story. people in england will learn what restrictions they will face when the lockdown ends next week, as the health secretary makes an announcement later today. most of the country is expected to be placed in the two toughest tiers of measures, with london going into tier 2. our political correspondent helen catt reports. the shutters will come up on shops, gyms and hairdressers everywhere in england next week, as lockdown ends. but what else opens again will
on twitter, it s @annita mcveigh or #bbcyourquestions. we ll be speaking to pauljohnson from the imstitute of fiscal studies in the next hour. 0le, ole, ole, ole! three days of mourning begin in argentina to celebrate the life of the football legend diego maradona. donald trump pardons his former national security adviser michael flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about russian interference in the american elections of 2016. scientists at the university of bristol are working to enable people to heal after surgery without scarring in the first research project of its kind in the world. and coming up this hour. the extraordinary story of a mum of three who says coronavirus saved her life. people living in england will find out later what restrictions they ll be living under when the nation wide lock down ends next week. the health secretary is today expected to announce that most of england will be placed in the two toughest tiers of new stricter coronavirus res
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