coming up we will have more as world leaders gather in jerusalem coming up we will have more as world leaders gather injerusalem to mark a 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. hello, good morning and welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m annita mcveigh. a second city in china has now been placed in lockdown as authorities tried to contain the spread of coronavirus. a respiratory virus that has now infected at least 600 people and killed 25. it is known to have spread to south korea, japan, thailand and the united states. in an attempt to stop the deadly virus spreading further during the busy chinese lunar new year holiday week the ii during the busy chinese lunar new year holiday week the 11 million people in wuhan have been told not to leave the city. and now residents of wang going with a been instructed not to leave. all the pictures on social media show that roads in parts of wuhan have now been closed. they have been sealed off. you can see officials they wearin
cars and electronics. had with a lot of low cloud, dank conditions. the best of the bright manchester united are booed off ts, conditions. the best of the bright ‘s, northeast scotland and north eat after losing to burnley at old trafford for the first time north east england. in the premier league. their manager says it s thursday the 23rd of january. it s not good enough. our top story. good morning. today is another public transport has been shut down in the chinese city of wuhan cloudy, damp, drizzly day. we got the epicentre of a respiratory virus that s infected at least 500 some missed, we ve got some fog, people. particularly some across england and wales and we got some rain in the forecasters well coming in across wu han s population of the north west of scotland but i ll around 11 million people have more details later in the programme. have been told not to leave the city it s thursday the 23rd of january. without good reason. our top story. public health e
jack wins grieving parents the right to more time off work. at 09.45, we ll be speaking to a charity which supports the move and the mp who helped get the law passed. britain s heather watson is out of the australian open, beaten by elise mertens in the second round in less than an hour. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9. an nhs hospital trust has apologised for preventable baby deaths after a bbc investigation discoverd at least seven deaths at the east kent nhs foundation trust since 2016. the trust apologised to the parents and said it has not always provided the right standard of care for every woman and baby . our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan reports. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn but the maternity staff failed to spot that he had group b strep, a potentially serious infection. it took too long to treat him and he died aged four days. before they were born, we got a double pram and everything, two of everyt
tributes have been paid to the monty python star terry jones, who has died at the age of 77. he had been suffering from dementia. the chinese authorities have stopped public transport and cancelled all flights and trains from the city of wuhan as they try to control a respiratory virus that has infected at least 500 people and killed 17. they have told wuhan‘s population of around 11 million none of them should leave the city without good reason. china s lunar new year holiday usually sees hundreds of millions on the move. this from our medical correspondent fergus walsh. this is the epicentre of the outbreak. hospitals in wuhan are overwhelmed. more than a dozen health workers have been infected, so medical staff have started wearing full protective suits. now, in a dramatic attempt to slow the virus spreading, the city s entire public transport system is being shut down. within hours, all flights will be grounded, all trains and bus stations closed. residents are being ur
terry jones, who has died at the age of 77. he had been suffering from dementia. chinese authorities have stopped public transport and cancelled all flights and trains from the city of wuhan as they try to control a respiratory virus that has infected at least 500 people and killed 17. they have told wuhan‘s population of around 11 million none of them should leave the city without good reason. china s lunar new year holiday usually sees hundreds of millions on the move. this from our medical correspondent fergus walsh. this is the epicentre of the outbreak. hospitals in wuhan are overwhelmed. more than a dozen health workers have been infected, so medical staff have started wearing full protective suits. now, in a dramatic attempt to slow the virus spreading, the city s entire public transport system will be shut down. within hours, all flights will be grounded, all trains and bus stations closed. residents are being urged to stay put. wuhan has a population 11 million peo