our latest headlines started up a man in his 80s is the latest to die in the uk after testing for coronavirus. the number of cases reaches 373 in the uk. italians are told to stay—at—home. public gatherings are banned. the lockdown comes into effect. british airways and ryanair comes into effect. british airways and rya nair cancel comes into effect. british airways and ryanair cancel all of their flights between the uk and italy until early april. boris johnson flights between the uk and italy until early april. borisjohnson is facing his first commons rebellion over a lead role in the 5g internet network. it hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. court has today at heard how 2pm... a sixth person has died in the police officer andrew harper was dragged for more than a mile after uk after testing positive responding to the for coronavirus as it's warned theft of a the peak of the epidemic could be here in a fortnight. quad it has a relatively slow take—off bike. now for the at the start and that is really sport. we are where we are at the moment. dominated by coronavirus, as is the it will start to rise quite sharply. world of sport. football matches italians are told to stay at home, are being affected. that is public gatherings are banned, right. lots and border checks are increased

of sporting events across europe as the country's coronavirus continue to be lockdown comes into effect. affected. more and british airways, easyjet and ryan air cancel all theirflights between the uk more english teams are starting to and italy until early april. feel the effects as well borisjohnson is facing his now. we know that manchester united will first commons rebellion play their europa since his general election victory — over huawei's role in the uk's sg league tie in mobile internet austria inside an empty stadium network. an old bailey murderjury is told on thursday. on the same competition, police officer andrew harper will serve written to uefa to was dragged for more than a mile by a car along a country lane — ask for their tie in after responding to a greece to be report of the theft of a quad postponed. that match, also on thursday, is due to be played bike. coming up on behind closed doors but the manager says afternoon live the team will call if they have to, all the sport but it doesn't feel — austin halewood. they should. this alljust happened one day after our sporting events the coronavirus continues to affect sporting events across the world but there's good were suspended news for sports fans here in the uk in italy until april. football with jump racing's premier event, journalist nikki says it leaves the cheltenham festival, now underway as planned. thanks, austin. the future of their top football league and nick in doubt. by the time we get to miller has april the 3rd, the number of games the weather.... there's going to be to catch up, the putting a positive spin on the seasonis there's going to be to catch up, the season is not going to be completed. winter weather, we will reveal the we were already at breaking point

weather watcher pick of and this pushes us beyond it. the a nswer to the season. and this pushes us beyond it. the answer to what happens with the leak see is pretty much unknown at this point. it depends on lots later. of other things. lots of people in italy are questioning whether euro 2020 is going to go ahead. italy is one of the host nations. this virus is not 50 years after protests against done. we are not at the the 1970 miss world competition — we'll be looking at the new film which chronicles the campaign end, we are at the beginning. whether or not for sexual equality , that some might turn it can it went continue, and it will impact whether on to there is a possibility for italian attract a people to catch up and make up the global audience. games they have lost. meanwhile, in spain, their top football league hello, everyone, this announced that all matches over the is afternoon live. next two weeks will take in the past half an hour, place a sixth person has died behind closed doors. that includes from coronavirus ties in the champions in the league this week. it is obviously an uk. ever—changing situation across europe right now, with more and more thousands of flights have been cancelled, after the foreign office warned sporting events looking like they against all but essential will be affected. one that travel to italy. as news came in that italy had has not been, 200,000 people at cheltenham. imposed a nationwide lockdown the big race is under in an attempt to slow the spread

way now. that of the virus, british airways, jet is right, simon. the main race 2, ryan air and easyjet were among has just got under way at cheltenham. those who cancelled flights. great news for the they are. there people arriving in the uk from italy was a bit of a worry in the build—up are being told they should self—isolate for 14 days, of the last couple of weeks that it even if they don't have symptoms. might not go ahead. they will have the number of deaths in been delighted when the premier italy rose event did begin by nearly 100 as planned this yesterday, to more than 460. morning. there are extra precautions travel is being in place on advice from restricted across the country from today, the government. there are around 200,000 and public gatherings are forbidden. in the uk, health officials have fa ns government. there are around 200,000 fans expected to attend over the warned that the peak of the outbreak next four days. the could be here within a fortnight. racing has but the government has begun. the champions hurdle is the defended its decision to remain feature race today. you can follow in the containment phase of its plan, and not introduce it on the bbc sport website social distancing measures for now. some of britain's biggest banks, right now. the including rbs, lloyds and barclays, conditional, has have said they will offer financial helped him support for people affected by win the handicap chase. the a close finish in that one. that one outbreak. ended just a couple of minutes ago. take some soap, create a lather, keep across the rest of the racing here clean the back of your hands. sticking to the containment on bbc news channel. the phase for now. that means continued thorough tottenham side will have to give everything

handwashing, treating tonight, the manager says, if they milder cases of coronavirus at home, and tracing anyone those with the are to progress in infection has an in contact the champions league. they have two with. doctors now predict many thousands get over a 1— of people in the uk could contract the virus, even though the majority out deficit in germany. spurs have are likely to experience mild symptoms. been ravaged by injuries this with a new virus like this, season. we haven't won in five we can expect, if you like, a matches now. the managers are peak in cases. it has a relatively slow confident. you can ask me how take—off at the start and can that's really where you score two goals we are at the minimum without moment. it will start to rise quite sharply, certain players? how can you score and the planning that we are doing right across two goals? there are government is to try and minimise the peak many with disco goals. even leipsic player and can do the same and move it forward so that we can score for us. manage and support people's safety through our health and care systems. and we almost 25,000 people have are very been tested in the uk. there are more than positive. the 300 confirmed cases. in the next ten to 14 first british days, anyone with a cold, flu orfever female has won the snowbird world symptoms could be cup title. she had been asked to stay reading the home for a standards, with one remaining. ——

week. great 0rmond street children's make snowboard. this was hospital has cancelled nonessential heart surgery the first for a fortnight after a health care worker was diagnosed with the virus. season back after a big challenge for the government undergoing back surgery. she said it has been the and the nhs is to stay on top of and best of her tackle fake life. the england news. scrum—half ben youngs may have to a new team has been set up wait until the autumn to watch out for any false information posted on social media. for his 100th and if you type coronavirus cap. he would be bad into a search box, official guidance from the nhs from the summer and the world health tour of japan due to organization is promoted cap. he would be bad from the summer tour ofjapan due to regulations was in the results. of any world cup squad members i think there is a should be rested for the two responsibility test for all of us series this summer, unless they have featured in fewer than 20 matches as individuals, as companies and as institutions this season. youngs in this government to come together to make has already sure that the right information is being shared reached that. 99th cap the right way. rules are to be relaxed over wales on to allow food deliveries saturday. just time to tell you later in the evening to make sure supermarket shelves stay stopped. that the feature race has been won at cheltenham. that is all your support later in the evening to make sure supermarket shelves stay stocked. for now. —— and some banks have announced that is all mortgage and loan repayments could be deferred for your three months support. time for for customers affected by a special year the virus.

civil servants who questions answered —— make spent months your questions answered —— make your preparing contingency plans questions answered. concerns over for a the coronavirus are dominating the news and that is why we are doing possible no—deal brexit now focusing on the response to covid—i9. this this afternoon. your the start of the uk's virus peak is expected within a fortnight. to answer those questions are our health the severity of it will correspondent and the travel dictate what happens next. scotla nd scotland is now reporting editor of the sun travel. lisa, i am going that there to start because this is a question are 27 that has come cases of in repeatedly. if coronavirus in travellers are cut up overseas scotland. in this crisis, although flights are cancelled, does their travel we have heard insurance cover them ? cancelled, does their travel in the last insurance cover them? it very much depends what travel insurance you have got. the cheaper the policy, hour of another patient dying. we know it the less cover you are going to was a man in his 80s have, as the rule of with underlying health conditions. he tested thumb. it depends whether the foreign and positive for a coronavirus and it is commonwealth office have advised likely he contracted that whilst in over all but essential travel. the uk. he had the situation with italy, china and no recent connection to travelling abroad. they are now south korea, because the fco has chasing those he has been in contact advised against all but essential with over the last few travel, you travel insurance policy days. where should kick in and you should be

this gentleman may have contracted able to claim your money the virus from, who he has been back. for in contact with, who he has potentially everywhere else, unfortunately, you need to contact your airline passedit contact with, who he has potentially passed it onto sense, that is are what your travel company. and your they are doing now. that person—to—person transmission in the travel insurance policy and asking them. uk which we have been told is likely what about credit card payments? are to increase as the number you covered under that? yes, of cases rise. we are talking generally if your flight you covered under that? yes, if your flight is cancelled, as we found about elderly people and we keep using the tragically last week the airline phrase underlying health conditions. went under, the thing people had to what does this mean? what do was contact the credit card conditions are we talking about? usually, provider if they paid by credit card it refers to people with and if it was over £100. you slightly are unable to claim if wea ker refers to people with slightly weaker immune systems, it it is under £100. could be cancer, diabetes. but this isn't an you can go to your credit card exhaustive list. people with these provider or debit card provider, they may be able to do types of conditions may be more at a chargeback. risk from the effects of 0k. they may be able to do a chargeback. ok. let's move on to a question the virus about health. this comes in from because it does produce respiratory dorothy in north wales. she is problems. one of the things 82. we have she says i am aware i am been concentrating on is washing in the high hands and taking risk group. what steps sensible measures should i be in terms of personal hygiene. taking? this is a big concern. 0ne hands and taking sensible measures in terms of personal hygiene. one of the issues, apple and are we are being told that older putting

out their own advice. people's people and people with pre—existing health mobile phone screens need cleaning, conditions such as heart disease and don't they? we asthma are at a higher risk handle our phones of becoming severely ill. for most dozens or hundreds of times a day. people it is a mild illness. they it is all very well have been told about good hand washing your hands, but say you have bacteria or hygiene and washing their germs on your hands and you hands thoroughly. we are yet to hear from touch phone. your hands are passing it the officials about what other steps they can take. we backin phone. your hands are passing it back in for. there was some have heard about confusion over how to clean the social distancing, reducing the phone that you touch regularly. last week, we were hearing that if we social distancing, reducing the social contact you have. people have been meeting today to discuss this use alcohol and screens it could perhaps issue and i am expecting we strip off some of the coating on the will get screens and make them more sticky, an announcement on wednesday or gem sticking to that. apple are thursday about the steps these saying today that if you vulnerable group should be taking. one thing we have been talking about use a wipe made of 70% of alcohol, gently is it it is all good washing your wipe hands but if you have a mobile the surface and a keyboard and it phone, that needs to be taken will not have any into account as well. yes, you can detrimental effects. 0bviously, will not have any detrimental effects. obviously, don't use clean your funds. there is a lot of fear bleach, don't get any moisture in the opening and don't about how long the submerge that phonein virus can live on the opening and don't submerge that phone in viruses. —— clean your any liquid. mobile phones. the biggest risk is if you

and you can get in touch have close contact with an infected with your questions about the coronavirus — person. that is if you spend more both health and travel than 15 minutes within related. at 3.30, we'll be speaking two metres of to our health correspondent that individual. that is where nick triggle and lisa mynot, travel editor of the sun. the real significant risk is. you can see ways to get in touch ok. lisa, with us on the screen there. this is from lucy ratcliffe. as we've been hearing the foreign office has warned how can we be sure we won't against all but essential travel to italy, as the country imposes become stranded a nationwide lockdown to try to curb in different locations if the the spread of the coronavirus. situation develops while we are bethany bell abroad? you cannot be sure. the situation is fast moving. what you reports from can do is assess the risk and you look at places where if bologna there hasn't in naples, police have been that many instances are been out on the streets, cases telling people to go home. so far of coronavirus, you are and this is happening probably going to be better off. all over italy. attention. they are basically saying to people at the moment, if you are looking to go abroad later on in the year, may be at easter early summer, may be translation: this is a coronavirus linked to places where they have emergency, the authorities say. we ask citizens to good primary health care should the stay in their houses. the whole of italy worst happen, you know you are going is now under a kind of to be looked after and also to make sure you have very lockdown, with movement good travel severely restricted. some limited travel insurance and i would say it is the is being allowed. time to pick a package holiday,

trains and buses are where you are buying your flight doctor if you are thinking still running. people are allowed of a summer holiday, this is the to move around the country time to book? a package holiday, as for opposed to an independent. should the worst essential work or for medical happen, should the fco decide to reasons, or for family ban travel to that particular country, emergencies. but if they lie about this, you will get your money back and you they could face criminal charges. in some areas, the will be looked after if you are announcement sparked still away. your mailbox is full panic buying at supermarkets. but shops and cafe of questions asking about what you do is are you staying about a summer holiday. people are open, like these ones asking. you look at the weather here in the town of bologna. and shoppers are being told to keep it has been awful. people still want a safe distance from their sunshine. they are still each other, and restaurants looking to pick. what we are have to shut by 6pm. seeing is this delay. people are italians are struggling to come to terms with this strange waiting to see what is going to new reality. but many people are wondering happen. nick, just how strictly these this is from paul hazlewood in measures will be enforced. scarborough. i have returned from and if people will rome on the 5th of march. i choose to obey them. do not have any symptoms, do not believe i coronavirus is have any symptoms, do not believe i have come into contact with putting anyone a huge strain on with coronavirus. should i self—isolate? it italy's a huge strain with coronavirus. should i self— isolate ? it is with coronavirus. should i self—isolate? it is a confusing situation because the situation on italy's health service, changes very quickly. the latest

one of the best in europe. information from the foreign in some places, people are being treated in hospital office corridors. is people returning from anywhere in the government says 7985 people have currently tested italy should stay indoors and avoid positive in contact with other people, even if italy. they have not developed symptoms. 4316 are in hospital, that is only from people who 733 patients are in intensive returned from italy on or after care. the 9th of march. for phil, he is fine because he was there every day, we meet a0 to 50 patients and it's becoming on the fifth, i very, very difficult to find a bed for every came back on the 5th of patient so, you know, if this keeps going like march. those who have visited other regions this, our system... unfortunately, i think any in northern italy, that advice goes health back two weeks. i would care system, no matter advise people to look at the department of how good, how modern, health website and the foreign office website, that contains the how efficient it is, is going latest information. it is to collapse. updated daily. if you tourism has been hit hard. started to develop popular sites are a deserted. the government sniff, self—isolate? daily. if you started to develop a sniff, self-isolate? absolutely. if you come back from any of the has promised isolated countries and to increase you have spending, but developed symptoms, call nhs triple their fears the italian one and they will give you economy could shrink by 3% because advice. is it safe to go to

of hospital appointments? it is. the we have seen virus. under 400 positive cases in the uk. many of those have mild illnesses. at the end of last week, half of patients were being advised to stay at home. they were not sick enough british airways said that it is to need hospital treatment. it is not a capacity issue for hospitals. cancelling all flights to italy until april they are not under any the 4th. extra pressure at this time of year. we now, we are hearing that the nhs is looking have learnt that british airways has to make more use of video e—mailed all of its staff basically consultation. that advice may come asking whether they are to make change in the coming willing to ta ke volu nta ry asking whether they are willing to take voluntary unpaid leave, and days. my advice for anyone who has that give you a sense hospital appointments is to attend, of the trouble unless you hear otherwise. this was that give you a sense of the trouble that airlines are raised in the prime in. ryanair has minister post—match news conference also suspended flights to italy. yesterday. are our british airports ryanair operates a huge number of checking people for british airports? no, they are not. what flights internally in italy and is internationally to and from italy as happening is people coming back on flights from italy in the last well. norwegian air as well has said it is going to cancel 15% day, since they change the travel advice, of its they are being told to south isolate flight it is going to cancel 15% of its flight schedule and it is going to

if they feel unwell. we are not have to temporary or temporarily lay checking anyone at the airport all staff. british airways is is at a sort the moment. why? i think it is of example of the broader problem probably an issue of the here. not on their own, all airlines fact it is staffing levels and mitigating not are in trouble and are adopt what it does achieve if suffering. it is not just because someone says you have a are in trouble and are suffering. it is notjust because of the italy situation, it is also due to slight temperature are you haven't? exactly a drop—off in passenger numbers that. having a temperature, globally. there airlines it takes operating a while for it dotted empty flights just to keep their it does. there ru nway slots. empty flights just to keep their runway slots. is that right? isa a while for it dotted it does. there is a study out today about the yes, it incubation period. on average is is. we confirm that with five days. we have seen virgin atla ntic last is. we confirm that with virgin atlantic last night. the transport some secretary wrote a letter to the countries have heat scanners for passengers to come through. the authority here in britain. problem is you might not develop a the problem is that european rules mean fever and you come through and that if airlines don't use everyone thinks you are fine but actually you are carrying the their slots, they risk losing them. key virus. the countries have introduced this slots, they risk losing them. key slots at places like have not managed to stem heathrow are the spread worth their weight in gold. airlines of the virus. tony say they are being forced, says surely one effectively, to keep running these area is through handling and flights even though they are empty. exchanging coins in shops. it isa flights even though they are empty. it is a scandal not only because it area is through handling and exchanging coins in shopsm area is through handling and exchanging coins in shops. it is a is damaging the airlines, but also question we have had before on

because of environmental reasons as this. the risk, as i said earlier well. you have got empty to the other question, it can survive on planes flying around the world. the surfaces, can survive for a transport secretary has called on couple european colleagues to waive those of days. coins, because rules so that airlines don't have they pass through hands quickly, have perhaps to do this. we have got less risk than a hand to ask the rail or public european commission what is happening with this and we are transport. the significant risk comes when you spend some time waiting to with an affected individual. i would not hear back. be too worried about passengers stranded coins. notes on a cruise ship off the coast are the same? i think the of california have finally been able evidence suggests there are a higher evidence to disembark, after it was allowed to dock in oakland. to limit risk than with coins. lots 21 people onboard the grand princess have tested positive for the virus. of people arrangements are being made to fly more than a hundred british are using passengers back home, contactless as sophie long nowadays. if you've reports. had the virus, sailing into san francisco bay. after nearly a week stranded at sea, are you immune to it or could you go on to catch it again? the grand princess and thousands on board finally have we know with permission to dock. viruses, when you are infected, your cheering. body fights that infection than it this is the moment the passengers on board the grand princess have has some memory of fighting been longing for. that infection and gives you some for days, they've been confined to the cabins, not knowing immunity. what we don't know where or when their ordeal would end. with coronavirus, it is a new virus, we

now, finally, the san francisco do not know how long that immunity skyline is in sight. lasts. they have been some reports waiting at the dock, of your being reinfected quite teams ready to take those in need quickly. we do not know if that is of urgent medical care a problem with some of to hospital. this is a complex, high—stakes the testing being incorrect. they will have some disembarkment process that could take immunity but we do not know how long. lisa, we have sort of covered several days. last off are likely to be this but this a international passengers, question from a including more than doctor who says why 120 britons. are people among them are neil flying back from italy not being and victoria hanlon. what has been the worst thing into quarantine immediately, as for you over the past four days? where those returning from china? just the not knowing, they just seem and the fact that we were at sea to and couldn't where those returning from china? theyjust seem to be a different policy each day. i think that is a see land. problem. they are having to make when we saw land yesterday, different decisions every day. as i just felt absolutely fantastic, of yesterday, when they said the to be able to see the golden advised all but gate bridge in view. that felt essential travel to brilliant. china, now the icing for people but you were very upset yesterday morning, weren't you? to self—isolate. i think yeah, well... she was crying yesterday. that comes i felt down, really, just the not knowing down to what was happening and when it was going to end. the government american passengers are being transported to military areas thinking in california, about whether the when

texas and this turns into them forcing people to georgia. stay—at—home. you do not want to international citizens from 53 quarantine people for a long period countries will be repatriated on chartered flights of time because people start from oakland airport. to ignore that. whereas, if it is a short period of time, people can see but the lives of more than 1,100 crew will remain in limbo. that as an end in sight. i think they will not be allowed to leave that as an end in sight. i think thatis that as an end in sight. i think that is where they are at the the ship, and the ship will not be moment. one final question for allowed to stay here. you, sophie long, nick. with the spanish flu of 1918, bbc there was a second wave of news, san infection that was more deadly than the first. this is likely to francisco. happen again? a lot of comparisons being made with flute generally. we forget how deadly flu can be. well, indeed. spanish flu was 100 years ago and things have moved on a lot since iamjoined by i am joined by jason i am joined byjason farley from john hopkins school of then. it is a concern that we could nursing in get a second way. we are hearing a baltimore. what happens in those lot about the restrictions five days? to try after exposure, and delay the outbreak, delay the we know peak and flatten the peak that we have an incubation period. as well. there is a concern you can suppress 0n that we have an incubation period. it too much and within a few months

on average, it is around five days. what we do know is that we you get a second wave and what you don't want is that happening next are extending the window on the recommendation in the united states, winter when the nhs extending that window up to 1a would be under days to allow for any cases that may pressure again. lisette, we are talking about in two weeks people go beyond the average. it will are saying we will be in the depend on each individual person. this same position of italy. travel is was based on published data and there the last thing people are going to do. are reports available from cases this is going to cause a huge around the world. it was a amount of problem for travel firms who are small sample, but the largest really struggling right now data that we and losing millions and millions of have to date. what does that mean in pounds. it is going terms of people who could be walking to affect, as around right now with no symptoms at consumers, how much holidays are all but you have got the virus? how going to cost us for many years many days could that be to come. thank you very much going on? we believe that transmission begins for taking the questions. thank you both very much. that to occur after the symptoms is your have onset. patients may be feeling a cough questions answered. i or feeling a fever, and am going we believe that to take people are most infectious once it for symptoms begin. but being said, the house of commons. borisjohnson we don't honestly know if that means is facing his first that the day before or two days rebellion since before there was symptoms onset that his victory. we are awaiting

the person could be the vote. this follows a number shedding virus. of the researchers estimated senior conservatives who backed that four an amendment, which would people quarantined for 13 end the days, only chinese firm's participation in the 101 would develop symptoms. what do project by the start of you make of that? when we think 2023, as you about larger containment and can see mps are quarantine, we definitely need to go beginning to resume abroad and cast a wide net. their seats. ministers, so the far, exposure that individuals may have, can see mps are beginning to resume theirseats. ministers, so far, have approved the involvement. ifa they kept the share at 35% exposure that individuals may have, if a person remains asymptomatic, never develops symptoms and then but critics say the never develops symptoms and then never tests positive and they company is part of the chinese state went and a risk through quarantine, that was out of an abundance of caution. it is to security. also important when we think about a claim quarantine measures that we think that the farm projects. leaky says the chinese firm will be excluded that direct contact with from the more another sensitive parts. —— individual is that rank. we know the government says the that direct contact with environmental surfaces that a person with coronavirus may have had, firm. nokia even if they may not physically still be and ericsson are also involved in the space, if they coughed or in the development of 5g. the united

sneezed or left behind states, which has banned droplets on the company the surface, but transmission has been critical of because of us touching that surface the yuki and then touching our own decision so far. it is urging mucus membranes isn't highly likely the uk to rethink its plans. in this setting. we are looking we arejust at italy now. the situation here in the i say, waiting that vote. uk is getting worse. i was in the states last week. the situation elixir not seems to be a few days far away now. behind how we i can see are. watching and learning from iain duncan other countries and what timeframes smith. —— that do you put on, oh, we could be put is not far in italy's position? it away now. is hard to we are going to keep an eye on that estimate. some countries are for you. they could be rightly putting in containment measures that any moment. we will return to the house of are appropriate for their borders. commons when that happens. ben is across the united states, we have here with the business news. different responses that are ongoing first our in different communities depending on the local spread. i think that headlines. what is what is really essential here. mitigating further cases do activities like social distancing, a six person has great hand washing with 00:19:59,1000 --> 00:20:01,312 soap and died. public

gatherings are banned in italy and water or alcohol —based hand border checks are increased sanitiser is. and doing what you as the have been talking about on your coronavirus lockdown in italy programme, the things like cleaning comes into effect. british airways, our daily devices, making sure that we are, as much ryanair cancelled into effect. british airways, rya nair cancelled their flights between the uk as possible, avoiding light crowds. really thinking about how to get past it and april until and making sure that testing is early april. available to all that need it. these are available to all that need it. these a re key available to all that need it. these are key features of our current response in the united states. here's your business headlines on afternoon live without being told to do stock markets in europe have opened so, when would you consider self higher following sharp falls yesterday, when isolating?|j think would you consider self isolating?” think if i had known exposure shares saw to an the biggest falls individual who tested positive for since the 2008 coronavirus, as an infectious disease clinician that is certainly but in new york and a possibility, ithink london shares have disease clinician that is certainly a possibility, i think we are seeing this tipped back into the red, exa m ples of after a slump of nearly 8% a possibility, i think we are seeing examples of elected leadership you are in the united states who are in the previous session. markets were battered on monday self quarantining because of exposure is that they have had. in reaction to the threat of an oil price war between russia i and saudi arabia and fears over think that is the right thing the spread of coronavirus. to do forfrom think that is the right thing to do for from that perspective. i think several big banks, including we all need to self rbs and tsb say they'll allow customers to defer mortgage and loan repayments for up to 3 reflect and treat every single person that we months for customers hit by coronavirus. may come in contact with as though they'll also waive early closure charges on savings accounts

they were our grandmother or and refund credit card cash advance fees so customers can grandfather. we do know, as the access their money without penalty. most the eu says it will temporarily ease recent death you have experienced in the rules on airport slots — the uk, that individuals in their to prevent so—called 60s, 70s and 80s seem to ‘ghost flights'. have the greatest risk. as you age a slump in bookings has forced some airlines, and are in including virgin atlantic, the next decade in those to run near—empty flights — just to retain take—off and landing periods, you are at greater risk. we need slots at major airports. the rules are designed to stop to treat our fellow man and fellow citizen as though each and everyone airlines buying up slots, just to is our grandmother a grandfather and prevent rivals try and avoid exposure. someone like using them. myself who is young and healthy has probably an extremely low risk of more people are being asked having anything more than to either self—isolate or to work from home in a bid to mild symptoms if i was exposed. and yet contain the spread of coronavirus. i have a responsibility to play in not what does the impact? so many firms exposing others. that is the key are looking at it staff principle here. do unto and saying, others as please, if you you would do unto yourself. can, work from make sure you are preventing yourself, home. there are clearly lots of and that is really critical. it implications, as far as security is is really good of you to join us. thank concerned, when it comes to what they are doing at home and what you so much they for your time. can they are doing at home and what they ca n a ccess they are doing at home and what they can access of i think

their work systems. we can bring you the nice to see you. just explain latest figures for coronavirus here in england. this is what they are this. your business is advising people on putting out how they can keep themselves safe right now. a breakdown when they are working from home. there of the what are the things people regional totals. as you should bearin can see, 91 what are the things people should bear in mind? then, thank you. yes, we are. we in london. a total of 373 for the are helping people uk. we heard from to adjust to cyber security and that is scotland earlier, what we are looking at where they are now reporting 27 when people cases. there is a breakdown, the are remote working. things people should consider are the latest figures for public networks they are accessing. as health england for the number of cases in the the wi—fi network secure? is it their own or public network? the need to uk. differentiate between the two so they know how secure that network is. also the devices they are using. many people automatically a sixth person has died in the uk after testing positive assume for coronavirus as it's warned their work but today the peak of the epidemic could be i am going to here in a fortnight. return to italians are told to stay at home, public gatherings are banned, the commons. and border checks are increased — as the country's coronavirus lockdown comes into effect

british airways, easyjet to the and ryan air cancel all theirflights between right the uk and italy until 282. to early april the left, the coronavirus continues to affect sporting events 306. across the world but there's good the noes have news for sports fans here in the uk it. with jump racing's premier event, borisjohnson avoids the cheltenham festival, now underway a rebellion. that is the result of as planned. all matches in spanish football will a motion put forward by iain duncan smith be paid behind closed on the involvement of the chinese doors, and manchester united, the recap of the company on the 5g network. borisjohnson met has also been affected. that facing his first rebellion since as will take place inside an general election victory and has empty stadium just seen it put down. we will get in more reaction on that later on. let's return to the austria. business. we are talking about cybersecurity. pretty releva nt to talking about cybersecurity. pretty relevant to what is going on in the commons. i will take you borisjohnson is facing his back to first commons rebellion you. thank you for bearing with since his general election victory us. — let's talk about that, you are over huawei's role in the touching on things people might want uk's 5g a group of conservative mps say touching on things people might want to bear mind. they'll back an amendment which would ensure huawei's that's right. many

participation in the project ends before 2023, because they say people, many of our own team it's a security risk. included, will be asked to work from a proper rebellion, is this? there home to test to make we re sure it is a proper rebellion, is this? there were hints from some of those rebels being done, because for whatever that they might defer things reason the organisation are building to they are in need is to take those another bill before the summer. but measures. some of the things that they are extremely worried about need to be considered this. a lot of for users, we them are former need to be considered for users, we need to be considered for users, we need to make sure we are accessing cabinet ministers, they are it through a network we are senior conservative mps. they are extremely co mforta ble it through a network we are comfortable with. is it a public worried about security. 0ne wi—fi are private wi—fi and i will conservative mps. they are extremely worried about security. one of them said today that the company is an be comfortable that is secure? we need to consider the devices. we arm of the chinese state should not assume all of our and a risk organisations will be happy with to security, something, of course, us being happy using personal that the firm denies. the devices. government position has been that we are it isa being happy using personal devices. it is a danger as well you make it restricting huawei work e—mails on your phone and you don't want to do all your e—mailing access. that's on your phone so you might forward it to what their argument is on your phone so you might forward ittoa on your phone so you might forward it to a home address and that comes as they try with its own risks, too. that is to make to do the work that really very true. we do see huawei is doing. there is a concern here that there is an over that as a mechanism by which people reliance on inadvertently breach the policies one company. iain duncan smith, of former conservative party the organisation and may be

leader, increased risk to their said that other countries can do the organisation. you really do need to check to see whether that is work that the chinese company is currently doing. everyone allowed in most organisations it is not. who of them is the onus on here? says we can do this. the if your question then is, this will add cost. i employer has said, please, go and am work from home, you are not sorry to say that the reality is necessarily going to have all the that when it comes to right equipment at home. you may not security versus that when it comes to security versus cost, my view is that have that secure network or that security wins every single access to it. who is responsible for making sure that if you time. he went on to say that the uk need it, you is haveit? isolated on this. he said we have no making sure that if you need it, you have it? well, it is very friends when it comes clear that it is the to this. america, australia, japan, all of organisation's responsibility to make responsibility to make responsibility for those who have them are not happy about the access to the data have everything involvement of huawei, and yet they need to access that the data uk is going ahead. these securely, otherwise it is not ministers have been offered reasonable to ask them to conduct their business if we do not have security briefings their business if we do not have their tools. that said, we also have to reassure them, but so far that doesn't seem to personal responsibility to make should be used in the right be working. there way. thank you and thank you for your is a letter to all conservative mps saying this is not the right time patience whilst we nipped to the house of commons for that. the to rebel on all of this, pointing out chief that this is a key promise during executive of cyberspace the general election to try 50. let me

and tell you what the numbers are increase people's access to doing. i told you they dipped into the red broadband and the internet. it was said in the letter, it is essential and they have bounced back that we get on with this. he a little. it has been volatile. over the in said the government was clear eyed about the us, the mic and stepped into the the government was clear eyed about red. not by the challenges posed by huawei. that is why they are excluded from a huge amount sensitive parts of the network. i don't think that is going to be but it sure is —— not by a enough to reassure these mps. we will have to see what the secretary huge amount but it sure is the of state has to say on the next uncertainty. some couple people are coming back to the markets. what you are seeing of is nervousness about what is happening. hours. thank you very much. no cups of tea an old bailey murderjury is told on the set. i am the only one police officer andrew harper allowed here. let's was dragged for more than have a look a mile by a car along a country at the weather. hello. lane — the evidence has after the heavy been quite rain, sunny skies arriving per many shocking. many of his of us by the end of family have the day. e—mail been here in court to listen to de out there, particularly the first day of the

in eastern england. —— is a very mild prosecution. as you d said, he was out there. in scotland, by the a 28—year—old police end of the afternoon co nsta ble said, he was a 28—year—old police constable with thames valley police. sunny spells. more the prosecutor today in court says he was killed in cloud towards south wales truly shocking and circumstances. it was last southern england. gusty winds. august in a0 to berkshire that pc andrew 50 mph out harper was there. it may with a colleague and at the end of his shift when he got a well pep up call to respond to a burglary to do with a in south wales before clearing into quad bike. they went the morning, the cloud. a touch of along and frost in scotland. showers move in responded and the prosecutor today said it was a decision later in the night. that will move that was to south throughout the uk tomorrow. cost andrew harper his life. hailand their south throughout the uk tomorrow. hail and thunder is possible car, which was unmarked, to. in but andrew scotland, turning colder by the end harper was in of the day. further snow uniform, it came showers head—on with a clyde that overnight. elsewhere, it is still quite the defendants were in. he got out, he tried to intercept and he got trapped in some rope that was hanging off the back of that car. thejury hanging off the back of that car. the jury was told he was dragged for

more than a mile at mild. more than a0 miles an hour. he swung from side—to—side like a pendulum, the prosecutor said, in an effort to dislodge him. the prosecutor also hello, you're watching told the jury, as afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. dislodge him. the prosecutor also told thejury, as he today at a.00... dislodge him. the prosecutor also told the jury, as he was dragged along, its lost items of police a man in his early uniform along the way with eighties is the sixth person to die in the uk, the rest after testing positive of his uniform being quite literally for coronavirus ripped and stripped from as the his body. number he then did become dislodged. of cases 0fficers tried in vain to try and reaches 373. save his life, but he died it has a relatively slow take—off at at the scene. the defendants are the start and that is really where in court. we are at the moment. it there are three will start to rise quite of them. sharply. italians are told to 217—year—olds and another stay at home, public gatherings are banned, and border checks are increased — defendant as the country's coronavirus in the lockdown comes into effect. —— to british airways, ryan air and jet2 cancel all theirflights between the uk 17—year—olds. and italy until early april. borisjohnson is facing his 217—year—olds and another defendant in the -- to 17-year-olds. lets first commons rebellion catch up on since his general election victory — the weather. that over huawei's role in the uk's 5g mobile internet

was put up for one of your competitions, network. and it didn't win. a court has heard how police officer i know the winter andrew harper was dragged for more than a mile by a car weather has been a pretty rough ride along a country lane for some of us. there after responding to a report of the theft of a quad bike. has been some horrible flooding. but bbc weather coming up on afternoon watchers, sometimes you canjust live all the ta ke watchers, sometimes you canjust take a moment to savour the sport... beauty of any season. we always start with the favourite has won the pick of the season. this the feature race, the champion hurdle on the is the opening day of the cheltenham winter season festival in we're up an eighth now. it's when. we a will have the weather. photograph competition. it's not a brighter skies camera competition, it is arriving on a very mild day, but for a picture competition. rather the next couple of days, some of us nice, aren't will see the return of snow. i've they? the force got your of the winter forecast coming season. their only up. also has to be coming up... 50 one winner. let's start years after protests again. there can against the

only be one winner, simon. 1970s miss so, drum roll, please. world what a competition, we will be looking at the film and global beautiful audience. picture. this was put out to a public vote online last week and this was selected. i weather watcher i'm simon mccoy. in staffordshire says he is a sixth person has died gobsmacked to from coronavirus in the uk, as the number of cases reaches 373, have one. an increase of 5a on yesterday. the man in his eighties had underlying health conditions and caught the virus here in the uk. there is your winner pick of meanwhile, thousands of flights the have been cancelled, season. and if you wants after the foreign office warned against all but essential to take part... what travel to italy. british airways asked their staff did he to take voluntary unpaid leave after italy imposed a nationwide win? the lockdown in an attempt to slow honour. the spread of the that's the last prize. virus. people arriving in the uk from italy it can't are being told they should possibly be the first prize. that is self—isolate for fourteen days, even if they don't have symptoms. the winner and if anybody wants to ta ke the winner and if anybody wants to take part in spring they canjoin the number of deaths in up, bbc italy rose by nearly 100 duck codec yesterday,

to more than a60. uk. travel is let us know what camera you use next. you had better give being restricted us the forecast. better you are not across the country from judging. isn't itjust? this today, and public gatherings is the weather at the moment. a are forbidden. lot of in the uk, health cloud. 0utbreaks officials have warned that the peak of the outbreak weather at the moment. a lot of cloud. 0utbrea ks of weather at the moment. a lot of cloud. outbreaks of rain. a cold night again. rivers are still could be here within a fortnight. responding and going up in response but the government has defended its decision to remain to the rain. keep in touch in the containment phase with flood warnings. the rain for of its plan, and not introduce social distancing measures for now. some of britain's many of biggest banks, including rbs, us flood warnings. the rain for many of us has stopped. brighter skies for lloyds and barclays, some of us today. the main have said they will offer financial area of support for people affected weather fronts moving away. by some of us today. the main area of weatherfronts moving away. what some of us today. the main area of weather fronts moving away. what is going on at the moment the is very interesting temperature wise, mild out there for many of us. look at outbreak. where the weather is coming from, a long way from the south of sticking to the containment phase for now. the uk. some parts of central and eastern that means continued thorough handwashing, treating milder cases of coronavirus at home, england are up to nearly and tracing anyone those with the infection have been 16 celsius at the moment. it is blustery in contact with. doctors now predict many thousands of people in the uk could contract and charity. the main area of the virus, even though the majority wet are likely to experience mild

weather in scotland is symptoms. it has a relatively slow pulling away. scattered showers here. sunny take—off at the start and that's really where spells we are at the moment. for northern ireland and england. it will start to rise quite sharply, wind gusts of up to and the planning that we are doing right across government is to try 50 mph out and minimise the peak there. cloud lingering across and southern england and south wales. move it forward so that we can patchy rain here. a mild day. manage and support people's safety through our health that where they will pick up this evening and care systems. and into tonight. a little bit almost 25,000 people have been tested in the uk. more there are more than rain to come here. in the northern 300 confirmed cases. half of the uk, clear in the next ten to 1a days, anyone with a skies, a touch of frost in places. the next cold, flu orfever symptoms could rash of be asked to stay home for a showers move in particularly to week. great ormond street children's northern ireland and scotland. that hospital has cancelled is the sign of things to nonessential heart surgery for a fortnight after a come tomorrow. these showers will spread health care worker was diagnosed with the south across the uk. gusty winds out virus. a big challenge for the government there, particularly across the and the nhs is to stay on top of and north—east of the uk. showers tackle fake news. a new team has been set up diving south. sunshine at some to watch out for any false information posted on social media. stage. catch and if you type coronavirus a shower, heavy, thundery and hail into a search box, official as possible. it is still mild out guidance from the nhs and the world health organization there but it is turning is promoted

colder in in the scotland. into thursday morning, results. i think there is a responsibility snow showers here. i see for all of us as in places. individuals, as companies a risk for northern ireland and and as institutions england as well. —— and as governments to ice in places. come together to make strong went on thursday. further sure that the right south, the odd shower and still is being shared in the right way. relatively mild. taking a look into rules are to be relaxed the weekend. a week to allow food deliveries later in the evening to make sure weather system supermarket shelves stay stocked. and some banks have announced arrives into saturday. low pressure is coming in for the mortgage and loan repayments could weekend. another spell of rain moving be deferred for three months through. a lot of that for customers affected by the virus. could be civil servants who during saturday night. more spent months wet weather in the forecast. snow, too. preparing contingency plans do keep in touch with weather and for a flood possible no—deal brexit are now focusing on the response to covid—19. warnings the start of the uk's virus peak online. is expected within a fortnight. 373 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the uk so far.

in this regional breakdown provided by the government, most this is bbc news. cases are in our latest headlines... london where 91 have a sixth person has died tested positive. overall, 132a cases of in the uk after testing coronavirus in england positive and 27 cases for coronavirus. in scotland. there is an —— 32a increase since cases in yesterday. italians are told to england. professor, thank stay at home, public gatherings are banned, you for and border checks are increased — as the country's coronavirus your time. i suppose one thing lockdown comes into effect british airways and ryanair we can do, because we have cancel all their flights between the uk and italy seen how it until early april. has developed in china, south korea borisjohnson is facing his and now in italy, what can first commons rebellion since his general election victory — we learn about how those various countries over huawei's role in the uk's 5g have dealt with it so mobile internet network. far as max and an old bailey murderjury is told effective public health police officer andrew harper response can was dragged for more than a mile reduce the virus. those by a car along a country lane — things are, after responding to a as we could expect, i report of the theft of a quad things like social distancing, reducing contacts bike. between people and encouraging to do sport now on afternoon live things like washing their

with austin halewood. it is our main hands, self quarantining. generally, slowing down the story. coronavirus is spread of the having an impact on sport. that virus. other countries have is right. lots of events are gone being much further than simply not postponed or at least affected in shaking hands. the suggestion that we should some way. we now know that manchester united will be doing the same? it has to be plate the tie rolled out in a gradualfashion. in austria inside an empty stadium the uk government is responding to the this week. that news situation in the uk at the came just after moment. the italian government is responding spain's top football league announce toa the italian government is responding to a very different situation. they that matches the next two weeks will we re to a very different situation. they were alerted to the virus later in ta ke that matches the next two weeks will take place behind closed doors. that the epidemic, but, includes ties in the champions by luck, namely, league this week as well. we have been responding a little bit all sporting events have now been earlier. we have had a little bit more time to think suspended in italy until april. the sports journalist told me that it and gather information. you wouldn't use the leaves the future of their word lack if it was a top football league in doubt. by the member of your time we get to april the 3rd, family and one of the number of games to catch up, there those who died so is no way the season will fire —— be completed. we were already at breaking point and this pushes luck. family and one of those who died so fire -- luck. i meant like in the us beyond it. the answer to sense that the uk has had a bit more

what happens with the football league time to think and to plan and we will have a bit more information by is unknown at this point. it depends on a lot of other things. a the time the epidemic gets going lot of people in italy are here in the uk. we have been seeing the numbers in china come questioning whether or not euro 2020 is going down and to south korea appear to have been able go ahead. this virus is not done. we to get on top of this quite quickly. are not at the end of it, what steve reed we are at the beginning and it is from that? south spreading in korea ramped up the countries aside from italy. whether it will impact and whether there rates of testing quite quickly. rates of is a possibility for italian quarantine football quite quickly. rates of quarantine quite thickly. the uk government has to catch up is lost. responded quickly to the existing a very fluid cases and there are good reasons to situation in italy. the logistics of think that we will have a how sport will continue their good response over the next few com pletely how sport will continue their completely up in the air. months. those who suggest that what we see meanwhile, closer to home, the nottingham in italy today we might see forest owner has announced that in the he uk in two weeks. i has contracted the virus. he they write?m says he in italy today we might see in the uk in two weeks. i they write? it is very ha rd to is taking all necessary precautions. uk in two weeks. i they write? it is very hard to predict. there is a good chance that we will have 0ne huge sporting event in a serious epidemic in the uk. it the racing calendar, cheltenham, will be hard to completely prevent is going ahead. delight for racing fans that. what does serious epidemic mean? here in the uk when the cheltenham that means that the nhs will festival began, as planned. extra

per carson is in place, from be struggling to manage the number of advice cases. that is why the uk from the uk government, the nhs and choose government. —— make armies of people are trying to extra precautions are in place. prevent repeat being too high there is an did or too get under way with quick. social distancing aims to flatten out the curve to make the the novice this afternoon. the six epidemic grow more slowly if to one shot edging to we have the win they an epidemic, and that the are. the feature peak is later and slower. and also to try race today is and find those people who the champion's hurdle at are infected? yes, absolutely. we 3:30pm. the will have a lot of new information in the totte n ha m champion's hurdle at 3:30pm. the tottenham side will have to give everything, according to the next couple of weeks. there are now manager, if they are to progress. tests which allow us to find they need to overturn people a 1— nil who have been infected even if we we re who have been infected even if we were not able to diagnose them at deficit in leipzig in the time or if they did not germany. spurs have been ravaged by injuries have symptoms. how do you do and that? if you they haven't won in five matches test for antibodies in now. the manager is in the blood... a confident it allows us to establish who really mood. you can ask me how can you is getting infected, who is likely score two to get severe ill. our knowledge baseis goals minimum to get severe ill. our knowledge base is changing all the time with epidemic. it is good of you without certain players, how can you score to join as

two goals? there are many ways to this score goals. even a leipzig player afternoon. can do the same and score for us. anything is possible in football. we are very, very positive. the first british female has won the in naples, police have been out on the streets, snowboard telling people to go home. world cup. she had and this is happening all over italy. been meeting the attention. this is a coronavirus emergency, standings, with one game remaining. the authorities say. "we ask citizens to it was due to take place in the stay in their houses." the whole czech republic but was called off due to of italy the coronavirus. is now under good news a kind of lockdown, with movement for katie. ben youngs may have to severely restricted. some limited travel wait until the autumn at least for is being allowed. his 100th test cap, because a player trains and buses are welfare rules looks to bar him from still running. the summer tour of japan. people are allowed to move any around the country for england world cup squad member essential work or for should be rested for the two test series this summer, unless they have medical reasons, or for family featured in less than 20 emergencies. but if they lie about this, matches this season. youngs has

they could face criminal charges. already reached that mark. in some areas, the announcement sparked that is all panic buying your support for now. at supermarkets. simon, back to but shops and cafes are staying open, like these ones you. we have had the latest here in the town of bologna. shoppers are being told to keep figures from a safe distance from public health england. laurent maas each other, and restaurants our health report is here. bring have to shut by 6pm. us up our health report is here. bring us up to speed. the latest number of italians are struggling to come cases has to terms with this strange new reality. been confirmed, but many people are wondering 373, an just how strictly these increase of 2a. it is not the measures will be largest lea p increase of 2a. it is not the largest leap we have seen within a enforced. and if people will single day. it is choose to obey them. sure the number of coronavirus is putting a huge strain on italy's health service, cases are claiming. 0ver one of the best in single day. it is sure the number of cases are claiming. over 26,000 people have now europe. in some places, people been tested, 3703i are being treated in hospital positive. 32a of them are in corridors. england, and the government says 7985 people have currently tested 91 are positive in italy. a316 in london. are —— 373 positive. a gentleman in in his hospital. early 80s had underlying health conditions when he 733 patients are

tested positive in for coronavirus. the deputy chief intensive care. medical officer in england has said every day, we meet a0 to 50 many thousands of people in the patients and it's becoming uk could contract the virus, but the very, very difficult to find a bed for every majority of those people patient so, you know, if who do are this keeps going like likely to experience mild symptoms. this, our system... a peak in cases is expected unfortunately, i think any health sometime to start in the next fortnight and care system, no matter how any peak would last around good, how modern, how efficient four weeks, we have been told. it is, is going to collapse. this is an evolving situation and scientists tourism has been hit are still trying to work out the hard. information they have got and what popular sites are is emerging from other countries to deserted. the government has promised base our model on as to increase spending, but well. italy in there are fears the italian the thousands, nearing 10,000 economy could shrink by 3% now. because of the in the next ten virus. days as we head what about the to the anticipated peak, anyone rest of europe? with a respiratory infection, is stuffy, just a cold, really, could be told to self—isolate at home. thank you very much. i wasjoined by a man from london who i was joined by several guests. was the second person i wasjoined by several guests. i

in the world to be cleared of hiv started by q has revealed his identity. in paris. there adam castillejo, who's forty, are was diagnosed with hiv in 2003, 1600 or so cases of and developed advanced covid—19 and 30 deaths. calculating from the italian hodgkin's picture, that is a lot lymphoma in less. that is 2012. 1/15 of the death toll this was a in italy, but report published last more than britain. they are year. in phase two here, but there is every it was announced he was in "sustained remission". expectation, according to the mr castillejo said he wanted to be government, they will be moving at an "ambassador of hope" for people living with hiv. some point to stage three where professor ravindra kumar gupta, from the university there is a recognition that the of cambridge, was the lead researcher on the study virus is out there. at and joins me the moment, it is more broadly now from boston. confined to a few 0verall, areas. there is the overall, this is a positive story department north because the word cure is not of paris. there are special one we measures in place, with schools shutting and have associated with hiv until so on. for the rest of the recently. that is right. nation, their other measures in place the key about the curate being such a as well. no gatherings of big barrier is the fact this over 1000 people are allowed. all football is a virus that by its nature will integrate matches in the first and second divisions have been... they are into your host dna and going to have to be played behind become part

of our genetic make—up. that is closed doors. there is a political dimension to this. there is what makes this disease incredibly a minister who has come down with the difficult to purge, because many of virus, the culture minister, the blood cells that the virus is infecting live 30 to 60 or 70 who is self isolating. the president's years even. that has been the main director of cabinet is also self isolating after it was revealed he barrier so far. can you explain, had been in touch and the success in contact with someone who has the virus, of stem cell transplantation, which is what this was, this is a although he does not seem to have very high risk procedure, isn't it? the virus. another global aspect of this is that there are elections that here in france is right. the reason there are only two recorded cases is because coming up, municipal you elections in sunday and on the need to have a life threatening following sunday. there are cancer that requires a bone marrow questions about whether it is right transplant from an unrelated donor to go ahead if it means people and that donor also has gathering together at polling to have a stations and so on. but they are very uncommon genetic mutation in going to go ahead and the government one of the key receptors for hiv, says that at the moment, there's and that is why it has been no question of stopping these incredibly rude to do. and also elections. but there will be advice the chemotherapy involved to people when they come vote to in clearing, come, perhaps, with their is relatively dangerous. own pen. it has a let's hear from switzerland. the possibility of mortality with it. latest figures in switzerland is what is the message here? is that the virus

it we have a long way to go cases has risen but there is a sharply, and increase of way forward? it is interesting 164 injust because this work has overlapped 24—hour is. we have also recorded with the gene editing a third death, that is of an elderly woman in the south of the revolution and essentially the plan now country. these cases are not confined to in this field is to try one pa rt of these cases are not confined to one part of switzerland. they are right and engineer blood across the country. although the cells to remove, government is still trying with which seems to containment and social distancing, for example, events of over not carry any harm with it. if we 1000 people actually going over can remove that receptor to 100 people actually going over to 100 people now. these events are being and in individuals, one may be able to cancelled and people are being advised to work from home, which is have a remission or a cure. there what i am doing today. but are other barriers such as reaching the the government is also now target cells in the body focusing on and protecting the most vulnerable. delivering it safely without causing damage to other parts of the genes. interestingly, the well and there are a number of barriers to healthy and young with symptoms won't ove rco m e there are a number of barriers to overcome still. those of us who necessarily be tested now. they remember the 1980s and hiv in those are advised to take responsibility days was very much seen and self—isolate. the as a death advised to take responsibility and self— isolate. the government advised to take responsibility and self—isolate. the government clearly wants to make sure sentence, we have seen remarkable its health progress in terms of treatment, how service is up to what far away i will be, do could be

you think, from that all dealing with potentially hundreds of elusive cure? we elderly or a people with underlying health conditions who could get this have made huge strides virus. that is the focus now, but at in treating with the same time, we anti—retrovirals, we use a have a real debate combination of therapies with two or now over whether switzerland should three drugs and these can maintain close its border with italy. as the virus we know, the first cases were in the control for south of the country where decades, we have basically. this is a revolution in 70,000 italian workers itself. and really cure is coming across the border to the next frontier. of course, took work everyday. us a long time to controlling hiv in the first crucially, 4000 of them in the place and a similar amount of time health service. at the weekend, we to have the really wanted to make sure cure. has anyone that bordeaux stayed open. now, certainly said congratulations to you recently? a among the population, there is a couple of people. make it three. feeling of unease and a wandering very good to talk to you. thank you that perhaps it might very much be better to for your close it. germany, switzerland, time. france, austria, we all have borders back to our main with each other. they have been open story now, for years. it is going to be very and the coronavirus strange if those borders continues start to close. no other to make to spread

colleague across the damien in brussels. the european globe. commission have been discussing they are taking this very seriously. what is the problem, the europe—wide outbreak today. they what is trying have said that there to be countered here? we are now all know confirmed cases in every single that millions, perhaps billions of people turn to social media are a eu country. we are hearing about open search engine as a first port borders there. there is a call of call for anything, and in particular that free movement continues, but health this virus. i have been ca re free movement continues, but health care measures take precedent. within looking at various places online and belgium, we now have seeing 267 cases. when quite a lot of death has been reported so misinformation, conspiracy theories, hoaxes. what far, i believe. they are very conscious sort of thing? there are a whole hear about the pressure on intensive bunch of stuff on facebook and ca re hear about the pressure on intensive care beds. they say around 1500 youtube videos alleging that the virus is a intensive care beds are available in belgium. 20 at the moment hoax, alleging it i occupied was by covid—19 patients. what they are manufactured deliberately any government lab. there are a whole trying to do is free up intensive range of people ca re trying to do is free up intensive care beds. they are conscious that alleging it is the geographical spread is right caused by five g mobile phone across belgium. a lot of networks. there are groups on that... i think the belief is people who facebook dedicated have been travelled to the exposed people against campaigning against these 5g who have travelled to

networks. they had 5g in china and italy. cases in the northern part of belgium, they are saying that is what caused it in the first place. it is flemish speaking cases, and it also not may be spreading wildly, it may its of places. nato be prevalent within those groups, and institutions, eu it is difficult to know what is institutions, links to schools and going inside those right across the country. at the minute, we are still in the groups and there containment face here, but the isa going inside those groups and there is a concerted effort by the health government and the security council service and the social media had an emergency meeting today to companies to get together and do look at possible ways this could be something about this. the difficulty is those who want to ramped up in future. what we are also seeing is that there believe it, will always find something, if will be a they are into the conspiracy theories, so co nfe re nce also seeing is that there will be a conference call, a video conference how do you effectively call, by eu leaders coordinated counter it without shutting it down? what later this afternoon they to discuss a are doing is labelling, coordinated response. one of the putting next frustrations in the eu is that there to any of this misinformation, isa proper information. i am looking at frustrations in the eu is that there is a sort of piecemeal approach. some countries have been banning some of these youtube videos and exports of protective gear that conspiracy videos and they italy has called for. some countries have nhs banners underneath them or are bringing in tougher controls at their borders. they want to world health organization banners with coordinate all of that together and accurate information about the starting to talk as well about virus. if you possible economic measures that do is search could be ta ken

on google possible economic measures that could be taken down the line is a on facebook and youtube, you will coordinated economic response is find me for a grant accurate needed. perhaps something along the lines of what we saw with the information. this is a bit better financial crisis. all of those sorts than a year information. this is a bit better thana yearorso information. this is a bit better of things are now than a year or so ago. there ramping up here. was concern about egypt that that was damien ending up that if somebody round—up there. we will have watched one conspiracy plenty video —— more on the coronavirus issue there was a concern about youtube throughout the afternoon here that people got taken down a rabbit on afternoon hole. there has been some effort to stop that. there is a worrying level life. of it. it is a memorial service has worrying the culture been held in ethiopia, secretary. he says it is a year after a boeing 737—max plane crashed in the country, a top killing all 157 people on board. priority. digital interference, and the crash followed a similar the form of what? there will be incident in indonesia, five months earlier. people on the one of the british victims wasjoanne toole, who worked for the united nations. lookout for foreign her father adrian has been speaking to our interference, are there efforts by transport correspondent, tom burridge. governments such as russia to sow confusion and discord? i do not think there is a lot of evidence for that but that's sort of thing has happened in the past and we know for insta nce happened in the past and we know for instance what was around 5g, the joe was a star.

health of 5g, there were efforts by there's not comfort, russia in the united states to really. i learned spread confusion about that. it is to cope. nothing something we are on the lookout for. will ever be the so many people, the first same again. i was port of call is social media. we have to ata will ever be the same again. i was at a party last night with people make sure that the information laughing and joking and having people are getting there is accurate. thank fun and itjust laughing and joking and having fun and it just suddenly shocked laughing and joking and having fun and itjust suddenly shocked me that you very iam no and itjust suddenly shocked me that much. i am no longer able tojoin in with a woman who claims she things like that. i was sexually assaulted by the former first minister don't think of scotland, alex salmond, there is anything that i could have has been describing how she told a party official done to stop her being on about what she says happened. the woman, a former scottish government official, that plane. i didn't know any confirmed that she got in touch with an snp official of the in november 2018. issues. a few people did know mr salmond denies 1a charges of sexual assault, about theissues including an attempted rape. 0ur scotland correspondent issues. a few people did know about the issues with that lorna gordon sent us this update plane. the from outside the plane was bowing's nearly court in edinburgh. modified version of its it is the second day of 737, rebranded the evidence from a women alex max. it was more salmond is accused fuel—efficient, designed to compete with new of sexually assaulting and attempted to rate. she said she greenery models which are already selling well. but five spoke to an snp official. she said she wanted to months before complain because the first minister the crash in ethiopian which killed

joanna and the was a very complain because the first minister was a very powerful man and she didn't want to get on other 156 people the wrong side on board, exactly the same type of of him. then the qc, plane crashed into the for the defence, started cross examining sea off the indonesia. both times, a complainer. she asked the woman if she had to sign in new flight control system malfunctioned. it when she entered pushed the nose of each the first—minister's residence in plane repeatedly down. as edinburgh, and where the two alleged assaults are said to have taken her sister said, place. not really, the woman when you get on these said. occasionally she might have done. a planes, you lot of the time she said expect them to take you where you she was are going with the first—minister are key safely. people staff. the defence qc also are used asked the women about text to messages she sent trusting these big corporations and seeking support from alex salmond, the regulators that are supposed to which follows the alleged assault. oversee what it would be good to they do. work with him, the women said in a sense pollution generated by a variety she sent. the evidence will of human activities... joe's passion continue this afternoon. alex salmond for wildlife saw her address the has denied all of the charges. united nations. this is a little book of

—— make the photographs. i will women said in a be carrying this text message she around. adrian has set sent. in a moment ben up a is here with foundation to continuejoanna's the latest business news. first, work. but he, and the here are families of the headlines. other victims, are also a sixth person has died in the uk taking legal after testing positive action against boeing. for coronavirus as it's in a warned corporate world, a the peak of the epidemic could safety culture, be italians are told to stay at home, public putting safety first is a hard gatherings are banned, and border checks are increased — thing to achieve. because they as the country's coronavirus lockdown comes into effect are devoted british airways and ryanair to achieve. because they are devoted to making profits. boeing clearly, cancel all their flights between the uk in the past, has not and italy until had safety as a early april top priority. boeing told us its employees will remember victims here's your business today. the company said safety was headlines on afternoon its top priority. the plane live. remains grounded. this morning, at the crash iam ben i am ben thompson, site in ethiopian, there was simon. stock markets in europe have opened a memorialforjoanna higher following sharp falls site in ethiopian, there was a memorial forjoanna and everyone yesterday, when shares saw else the biggest falls since the 2008 financial crisis.london's ftse 100 who share index rose more than 2% after having sunk 7.7% was in the previous session.

markets were battered on monday in reaction to the threat of an oil killed. price war between russia and saudi arabia and fears over the the government has seen off spread a rebellion over its plans to allow of a role for the chinese telecoms giant, huawei, in the uk's 5g mobile coronavirus. network. banking giant rbs will defer mps m ps voted mps voted against it. let's go to mortgage and loan repayments for up to 3 months for our correspondent who is in customers hit by coronavirus. the central lobby. the ramifications of they will also waive early closure this, the americans and others are charges on savings accounts not going to be happy. and refund credit card cash advance they will be fees so customers can access cash without another chance for the house of commons to show what it feels about penalty. all of this before the summer. the airline virgin atlantic has i've been speaking to a couple of confirmed it has been forced to run near—empty flights after bookings seniors were hit by the conservatives who have rebelled on coronavirus outbreak. this occasion and they are confident it says it's forced and they are telling conservative to operate party managers that they could win the flights to retain the next time round and take—off have that and landing slots at majority go down. i think this major airports. is a under european law, bit of a shock to a government that if flights are not operated, slots have to be forfeited. does have a majority these days of the government has now written to the european commission, more than 80. so i think there could asking for rules to be relaxed during the be problems coming down the track outbreak. now. there are conservatives

you mentioned this earlier, we such as liam fox, for example. this is only are the second time he has ever talking about ghost flights. it voted seems to make no sense whatsoever. against his own government. he said that when it comes to security, as tom was explaining to you, there is no question. he is not these flights need to be operated willing to accept the to take these take off and landing slots. role of huawei in the 5g network. iain duncan smith they are the lifeline for says that britain is many airlines. essentially, they are in isolated on place to make sure firms don't buy this. the americans, japanese, them up, sit on them and don't other partners that the uk works very operate flights, preventing closely with on the issue of the security are not happy with the competitors to do so. it is not involvement of this chinese going to happen at the moment, is firm, it? the commission will now look at and he doesn't think the uk should this request from the british be either. he thinks that the problem for the government is that government and decide whether they they did not give the assurances will relax the rules. many will today that people be hoping that will happen. virgin wanted to hear. atla ntic hoping that will happen. virgin atlantic has admitted that it is there was no date put on this, a problem. so many others, which was not enough for this quite clearly, a re quite large problem. so many others, quite number now of conservatives. they clearly, are facing similar pressures . clearly, are facing similar pressures. airlines of all sites are wa nt to number now of conservatives. they want to see much more of a facing a tough time given commitment from the government. we will have to see over the next few that slump in bookings. the advice for people months whether there is more of to self—isolate and not go a movement. the telling thing is that to work, some of those people who are banks are coming forward saying they rebelling against the government i

are going to try and help people who have been on the inside, them. banks are coming forward saying they are going to try and help themm they have seen security advice in is not hugely unusual for big organisations to allow people to they have seen security advice in the past, they think that they have have a payment holiday, may be seen enough to be very the are facing financial difficulty at concerned home, may someone has lost their about huawei being involved. they do job. the cars and get in touch not believe the reassurances with us job. the cars and get in touch with us and we will being made by the government. the backdrop let you know if is trade talks you can pay your mortgage payments imminently for the later. maybe you have government, particularly for china put money into and the united states. they are a savings account, they may not going to have charge you. you will be able to get to pick, and cash out on your credit card they? interestingly, a lot of the without paying that cash advance fee conservatives are people who might well wa nt to which conservatives are people who might is normally quite expensive. the well want to do a deal with america banks are seeing times might be when it comes to trade. tight if you are not able to go and with the eu, of course. but they say that to work, so this could be one option to pay the bills every month and make security is the paramount issue sure you have got what you here. there is some suspicion among some that president trump is need. lots of businesses have suggested it using this as an excuse because he is in a is time for a rate cut. bit of a trade war himself with what are the chances? tomorrow is the budget. we the chinese. but there are thoughts that will get an indication they are of it goes deeper than that. what the chancellor intends to do to there are genuine concerns, as one person put mitigate some of these risks. the it to me, governments spend a lot interest rates are set by the bank of

of england, which are separate. time trying to see off hacking from the chinese. why give them a the rate—setting committee there will decide. they normally meet at the front row seat? i end of the month. they will be looking at what the chancellor think behind—the—scenes, the senior conservatives are saying is doing. the suggestion there might be to party managers, you have got to an emergency cut tomorrow and there sort this out. we haven't seen might bea an emergency cut tomorrow and there might be a further cut when the the group meets at the end of numbers yet, but they think that some labour people have not turned the month. up some labour people have not turned up today. they think if there was a lots of speculation over full house today, they could have a fee cut defeated the happens and when it may happen. this government. right is what happened in the us, the federal reserve cutting the rates back let's return to our main story. to give the markets a the foreign office has warned against blister. let a all but essential sticky to new york now. travel to italy you are there on the stock exchange —— after a nationwide lockdown to try and stop might let us take you. the was very short the spread lived, as we saw there. you yesterday. the markets realise that there is only are in quarantine and it is basically a so much that the ghost town? up until federal reserve can do. they can cut interest rates, this week, people were not very concerned about which it did in an emergency the coronavirus outbreak down move. they are already pricing in the are here. suddenly, we are seeing curfews with going to see another rate restau ra nts a nd cafe cut when suddenly, we are seeing curfews with

the federal reserve meets restaurants and cafe is closing sharply at 6pm local time. schools next week for its meeting. interest rates are will be closed up until already so low, it might not april three. we have been advised against really give my kids the best they taking our children to playgrounds. people are are queueing up in front of looking for. that said, if you supermarkets because only a few look at the weak markets are people at a time can trading. —— give them the boost access the premises. it is extraordinary they are looking for. markets are trading at times down here. what does this mean about half a percentage point up. people for daily life? social are trying to take a breath life, presumably, is overfor after those massive files that we daily life? social life, presumably, is over for the daily life? social life, presumably, is overfor the moment? daily life? social life, presumably, is over for the moment? it is com pletely saw yesterday. it was some is over for the moment? it is completely over. i was at a of the family celebration last night. we cut it biggest falls that some short with the prime minister of us have had ever seen since the his message on television and now every single family event, 2008 financial crisis. a big day here social event, public gathering, has been yesterday. lots of green arrows today but they com pletely do not cancel out the files event, public gathering, has been completely cancelled for the foreseeable future. as i said, we saw restau ra nts a nd cafe yesterday. that is the foreseeable future. as i said, restaurants and cafe is will be closed as of 6pm. this case we saw in london and in asia. some people is early by are trying to cash in when italian standards. people are being prices are trying to cash in when prices advised to stay indoors. during the a re low are trying to cash in when prices are low but it day, you do not see many does not raise the people on

the streets. as a journalist, fall from yesterday. we dropped by nearly 8% yesterday. today i am allowed to move around. but people we are up need to fill out by just over a form and self nearly 8% yesterday. today we are up byjust over 1%. it does not erase certify why they are not in their any of those gains. what homes and you could get stopped is giving markets optimism as we heard by the police and asked if you have a from good reason why you're not at donald trump yesterday, speaking from the white house, saying there home. ghost is going to be some good reason why you're not at home. g host towns good reason why you're not at home. ghost towns all around the country and let's hope it actually kind of economic stimulus, talks of tax breaks. works to contain the outbreak. at that is something wall street likes and the weekend, some people, we heard, were thatis is something wall street likes and treating this as a bit that is giving them optimism, of a holiday? something to feel happy about. in absolute they. the government sent a the last few weeks, since we have lot of mixed messages in the past seen the outbreak of week with some suggesting we should the coronavirus all carry on as normal and sweep through financial markets, we have seen this uptake posting pictures on social media of before and the themselves out in the line drinking bottom falls out all over beer. when schools were closed again. keep an eye on it in the northern regions, many families for us. thank you. decided to go on ski let me show you what holidays or the numbers are just to vacation homes because they did not know what to looking like. quite a difference 2a do with their hours later. you would be forgiven children at home. essentially, the for thinking nothing happened lockdown came into place yesterday. you need to remember for the northern regions on sunday, but up

what happened yesterday. that looks until last sunday, it only affected amazing but it is 11 small towns. they from a really low were the most place. down affected ones by the outbreak. 2296 amazing but it is from a really low place. down 22% yesterday. big cities like milan and venice were falls. i wouldn't even call it open, so peoplejust carried optimism, i think people are on as buying at the bottom of the market thinking normal. the motive behind they can make money. thank you very this is much. see you later on. genuine and the hope is, as you say, you can get that this will work. in touch with us about any questions for businesses, about the coronavirus. little and large, this is going to we are going hurt, isn't it? it is to be speaking to our going to be a experts. all catastrophe for the tourism the ways to get in and touch are on the transport sectors. we are screen there. it is time for a look looking at billions in lost profits for this at the weather. quarter. the main after all the problem now is heavy of rain, rivers responding. rising the virus potentially spreading down around wales and places in england. south where hospitals do not have the capacity to care for hundreds keepin around wales and places in england. of keep in touch with the flood people in need of an warnings. this is the rain and cloud intensive care. picture over the last few this is the government's last resort hours. to really stop this from turning another pulse of wet weather into a health catastrophe.

over scotla nd another pulse of wet weather over scotland this morning. a lot of it it is is clearing away. here is a really good to talk to you. thank picture from york, with you very much. bright skies and i wish all daffodils around the city walls. of you well. this trailing weather front here is dragging in unusually warm airfor an old baileyjury has heard that the time of year. a long way a police officer was dragged south of the uk, behind a carfor more than a mile while responding to a reported that is seeing theft of a quad bike. temperatures at 6.2 celsius. the pc andrew harper died at the scene warmest day of the in berkshire in august last year. eighteen year old henry long year so far. and two seventeen year olds quite a bit deny murder. our correspondent helena wilkinson of cloud across is at the old bailey. many of pc harper's family were here today. england. -- 16 .2 quite a bit of cloud across england. —— 16 .2 celsius. elsewhere, brightening up now. as long as we have some sunshine. gusty winds with the showers around. a0 to very distressing 50 mph in details. many places. speaking to the of pc mid—teens across central parts of england. andrew harper's family were this is where we are by the end of in court the afternoon. turning cooler in today. the court heard that scotland, behind the wet weather, pc even though we see andrew harper was 28 years some sunshine. old. the rainfor prosecutor said he

even though we see some sunshine. rain for south wales, southern was killed in england, over it peps up shocking circumstances. it was last for a time for clearing. more showers august in west berkshire that he and push into a colleague were responding to word scotland and northern ireland. a touch of reports of a theft frost in places of a bike. the jury as temperatures drop. northern reports of a theft of a bike. the jury heard both of them were over their shift but responded to the ireland and the able filter incident. the prosecutor said it was south. not a wet a decision that would cost day all day long. if you andrew harper his life. they came catch a across shower, heavy and thundery. the car which had the three a longer defendants in, there was a speu shower, heavy and thundery. a longer spell of rain in western scotland stand—off and pc andrew harper got caught in a and northern ireland as well. rope that was dangling off typicalfigures for and northern ireland as well. typical figures for scotland, e—mailed day. as we the back of the car. that go into thursday car allegedly morning, snow showers —— accelerated off, with pc make a mild andrew harper being dragged behind day. hail snow and strong it, for winds pushing in on more than eight mile at speeds of thursday. sunny spells more than eight mile at speeds of more than eight mile at speeds of more than 40 mph. pc in the south of england. cooling andrew harper was swung from side down on thursday. the big picture to side, like a into the weekend, dry for most pendulum, and he lost items of on friday. he week weather police uniform on the way,

system on with the saturday. no pressure. a rest of the uniform being ripped lot of rain and stripped from him, the court was will come through, as showers follow told. he did become dislodged on behind. weather warnings from and flood warnings online. the rope. some officers went to the scene and tried in vain to save him. he died at the scene. the qc also told the jury that this was a com pletely told the jury that this was a completely senseless killing of a young police officer in the line of duty. three teenagers are on trial here for a merger, all deny the charges against them and the case is hello, you're watching expected to last afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today for three weeks. at —— on trial here for murder. let's 3.00... catch up with the a sixth person has died in the uk weather forecast. after testing positive after the heavy rain, for coronavirus as it's warned the peak of the epidemic could be sunnier skies arriving per many of us. e—mail d out there, it has a relatively slow take—off at the start and that is really where particularly in we are at the moment. it will start to rise quite eastern england. —— make sharply.

italians are told to stay a mild day. at home, public gatherings are banned, and border checks are showers increased as the country's left behind. workload towards south coronavirus lockdown comes into effect. wales and southern england. british airways, easyjet and ryan air cancel all theirflights between the uk and italy gusty winds. 40 mph out until early april. borisjohnson is facing his first there. patchy rain commons rebellion since his general election victory over running across southern england and south wales. the rain clearing huawei's role in the uk's into the morning. 5g mobile internet network. an old bailey murderjury is told across northern police officer andrew harper england, northern ireland and was dragged for more than a mile by a car along a country lane scotland, a touch of frost. that after responding to a report will move south across of the theft of a quad bike. coming up on the uk tomorrow. some thunder and afternoon live all the hail possible tomorrow. in scotland, turning colder by the end of sport... good afternoon. the the day. further snow premier event, showers overnight the cheltenham festival is under way on wednesday night. elsewhere, it is as planned despite sporting events still continuing to be affected across quite europe because of the coronavirus. mild. more on that later. looking at the weather forecast... after more this is bbc news — more on that later. looking at the weatherforecast... after more rain, it is brightening up out there for our latest headlines. a man in his early us. i've got the eighties is the sixth person to die in the uk, forecast, plus what after testing positive for coronavirus — as the number

is in us. i've got the forecast, plus what isina us. i've got the forecast, plus what is in a picture? winter weather of cases reaches 373. beauty is in a picture, more on that italians are told to stay at home, public in our programme. in gatherings are banned, and border checks are increased — as the country's coronavirus half an hour, we are going to be tackling lockdown comes into effect. british airways, ryan air and jet2 cancel your health and travel questions relating all theirflights between the uk to and italy until early april. borisjohnson survives the a rebellion ongoing by senior conservatives — coronavirus over huawei's role in the uk's 5g outbreak. mobile internet network. a court has heard how police officer andrew harper was dragged for more than a mile by a car along a country lane — a sixth person has died from coronavirus in the uk, after responding to a report as the number of cases rises of the theft of a quad bike. to 373. sport now the patient was in their 80s and had underlying on afternoon health conditions. live. they caught the virus here in the uk. meanwhile, thousands of flights have been cancelled, more and more british teams now are after the foreign office warned against all but essential starting to be affected. travel to italy. we have seen lots of measures british airways asked their staff to take voluntary unpaid leave after italy imposed a nationwide taking place across europe. with international lockdown in an attempt to slow the spread of the virus. competitions taking place, it people arriving in the uk from italy is

starting to affect are being told they should self—isolate for fourteen days, closer to home. even if they don't have symptoms. we now know that manchester united the number of deaths in italy rose will play their europa league tie by nearly 100 yesterday, agaisnt lask in austria, to more than a60. inside an empty stadium on thursday. travel is being restricted and in the across the country from today, and public gatherings same competition, are forbidden. wolves have written to uefa to ask for their tie against olympiakos in greece, in the uk, health to be completely postponed. officials have warned that match, also on thursday, that the peak of the outbreak could be here within is currently due to be played a fortnight. behind closed doors. wolves manager nuno espirito santo but the government has says the team will go defended its decision to remain if they have to — but he doesn't in the containment phase of its plan, and not introduce think they should. well, with more and more social distancing measures for matches being played now. some of britain's inside empty stadiums now, biggest banks, including rbs, lloyds and barclays, the manchester city manager, pep guardiola, says he'd rather see have said they will offer financial the games not played at all, support for people affected by the outbreak. than behind closed doors. lauren moss this is for the people. it is like reports take some soap, create a lather, an actor going to the theatre and clean the back of your hands. you go there and nobody sticking to the containment is in the phase for now. that means continued thorough theatre. for who? handwashing, treating it you go there and nobody is in the theatre. forwho? it is milder cases of you go there and nobody is in the theatre. for who? it is for the people. it is no sense. we coronavirus at home, are here for the people. if it is one and tracing anyone game or two games, i can understand

those with the infection have been it. if it isa in contact with. two games, i can understand it. if doctors now predict many thousands it is a longer... if you are a of people in the uk could contract journalist, you rate for the virus, even though the majority are likely to experience mild the people. symptoms. i play for the people. if the it has a relatively slow people are not there, take—off at the start and it makes no that's really where sense. we are at the moment. (more and more british teams now are starting it will start to rise quite sharply, to and the planning that we are doing right across be government is to try and minimise the peak affected. and move it forward so that we can that comes after yesterday's news manage and support people's safety through our health that all sport was postponed in italy until at least april. so it's an ever—changing and care systems. situation across europe, almost 25,000 people have right now, simon, been tested in the uk. with more sporting events looking like they'll be affected there are more than in the days to 300 confirmed cases. come. in the next ten to 1a thousands have gathered at days, anyone with a cheltenham and we have had the big cold, flu orfever symptoms could be race result as well. nice to have asked to stay home for a week. some actual sport to great ormond street children's hospital has cancelled nonessential heart surgery for a fortnight after a health care talk about. favourite epitante worker was diagnosed with the virus. was the winner of this afternoon's feature race — a big challenge for the government and the nhs is to stay on top of and the champions hurdle — on day one tackle fake of the cheltenham festival.

news. there were fears a couple a new team has been set up of weeks to watch out for any false ago that cheltenham would information posted on be affected by the coronavirus. social media. and if you type coronavirus there into a search box, official are precautions in guidance from the nhs place. the racing and the world health is under way. the trainer said is promoted in the his heart had been put on medication but results. i think there is a responsibility was training for all of us as individuals, as as normal. —— the companies and as horse had been put on medication. institutions and as government to the ideal present for the come together to make sure that the right information is being shared owner on his 69th the right way. rules are to be relaxed to allow food deliveries birthday. later in the evening to make sure now, jose mourinho says his supermarket shelves stay stocked. tottenham side will have and some banks have announced to "give everything" tonight, mortgage and loan repayments could if they want to progress be deferred for three in the champions league. months they need to overturn for customers affected by a 1—nil deficit against rb leipzig in germany tonight, the virus. in the second leg civil servants who spent months of their last 16 tie. preparing contingency plans for a spurs have been ravaged by injuries possible no—deal brexit now focusing on the response to covid—19. and haven't won in 5 matches now. the start of the uk's virus peak but mourinho is still confident. is expected within a fortnight. you can ask me how the severity of it will can you score two dictate what happens next. goals minimum

without top players? how can you score two goals. there are many ways to score goals. 373 confirmed cases of even the opposition player can do the coronavirus in the uk so far. we can see that same in score for us. anything most cases are is possible in football and we are very in london, where very positive. 90 cases are confirmed. 27 cases there katie ormerod has become the first in scotland as you can see on the british female to win screen now. a snowboard world cup title. she'd been leading and lauren the standings in the slopestyle with one event remaining, moss is which was due to take place here. in the czech republic. 5a new cases but it was called off due to the coronavirus. have been diagnosed this was ormerod's first season in the last 2a—hour is. this isn't after undergoing back surgery — the largest 2a—hour elite that we she says it's have been the best seen, but it does mean that of her cases are continuing to climb, which is what we have been told to expect. so life. where does this leave us in the no surprise there. congratulations. that is all your support for now. bigger picture? thank worldwide, 116,000 confirmed cases. 6a,000 people at you. least have since recovered. but also

the news we got today is that a sick patient was tested positive for covid—19 has died. this patient is at watford general hospital. a man in his early 80s with underlying health conditions. it is understood that he contracted the virus while back to our main story now, and the coronavirus continues to spread across the globe. he was in the uk. what here's what we know so far. does underlying health conditions mean italy has been placed on lockdown — and who are the most vulnerable the 60 million strong population here? we have been told that elderly have been told to stay at home. only those with a valid work people could be more at risk and or family reason that cannot be that has been indicated with what we postponed will be allowed to travel. are seeing here. but also those with all sporting events are suspended — weakened immune systems as as public gatherings are forbidden, and schools and universities remain closed. (ani)thousands of flights well. so from the uk to italy have been that could be somebody with cancelled, with british airways diabetes, cancer, heart disease and asking staff to take that sort of things. they are voluntary unpaid leave due to the reduction. in the uk, a more at risk because the coronavirus sixth person has died causes respiratory problems and it is the complication that it needs from the virus, as cases rise to 373. to. people with a health officials have warned that we could see the peak of the virus here in around weaker indian system with conditions a fortnight‘s time. but the government has said we remain like that... in the ‘contain' phase of the virus, that is by no means rather than the delay an exhaustive stage. list. we have heard about hygiene in china, president xi jinping visited wuhan, and washing your hands. apple where the virus originated, for the first time, in a move that

have will be interpreted in china been putting out advice. we forget as a sign that the coronavirus that we pick our mobile devices up emergency there is under control. all the time. it's but in iran, the death toll has jumped by 54 notjust phones, to 291, its highest number really. you get the train, you touch of deaths in a 24—hour period. the ticket to work, you press the and passengers button on the left. from virus—hit cruise ship grand princess have disembarked as for touching in oakland, phones, i might touch my phone california. dozens or even hundreds of times a passengers stranded day for some people. we have on a cruise ship off the coast of california have finally been able heard advice to use alcohol to disembark, after it was allowed to dock in oakland. —— not to use 21 people onboard the grand princess have tested positive for the virus. alcohol on phones as it can arrangements are being made to fly be more than a hundred british damaging and james can stick to passengers back home, as sophie long reports. it. but apple are saying today that if sailing into san francisco bay. you use a white made up of after nearly a week stranded at sea, the 70% the grand princess and thousands of alcohol, it should be on board finally have permission to dock. fine. don't cheering. immerse any phones in any sort this is the moment the passengers on board the grand princess have of cleaning liquid. make sure that any been longing for. liquid doesn't get into any of the for days, they been confined to the cabins, not knowing phone as well. but that should clean where or when their ordeal would end. it because, if you think about it, now, finally, the san francisco we are told to wash hands skyline is in sight. waiting at the docks, with hot water and soap. but if you teams ready to take those in need of urgent medical care to touched a surface... if you hospital. this is a complex, high—stakes then touch a disembarkment process

phone, it's meaningless. exactly. which could take several basically, keep washing days. last to embark are likely to be international passengers, your hands. including more —— don't touch your face until you than 120 have washed your hands thoroughly, 20 seconds with hot water. that's britons. what being among them are neil and victoria hanlon. told. what has been the worst thing to you over the last four days? and you can get in touch just the not knowing, with your questions about the coronavirus — and the fact that we were at sea both health and and couldn't see land. when we saw land travel related. yesterday, at 3.30, we'll be speaking i just felt absolutely to our health correspondent nick triggle and lisa mynot, fantastic, travel editor of the sun. to be able to see the golden you can see ways gate bridge in view. that to get in touch with us on felt the screen there. brilliant. but you were very upset yesterday morning, weren't you? she was crying yesterday. i felt down, really, the foreign office has warned just the not knowing against all but essential travel what was happening and when to italy, after the country imposed it was going to end. a nationwide lockdown to try to curb american passengers are being transported to military areas the spread of the coronavirus. in california, texas and georgia. bethany bell international citizens from 53 countries will be repatriated on chartered flights from oakland airport. reports from but the lives of more than 1,100 crew will remain in limbo. they will not be able to leave bologna the ship, and the ship will not be in naples, police have been out on the streets, allowed to stay here.

telling people to go home. sophie long, bbc and this is news, san francisco. happening all over italy. attention. this is a coronavirus emergency, the authorities say. this afternoon president trump discussed with us senators the response "we ask citizens to to the coronavirus outbreak stay in their houses." earlier and said "it is the whole of italy going incredibly well". is now under a kind of he said he will be helping lockdown, with movement the cruise line industry severely restricted. as well as airlines. some limited travel is being allowed. we are working very trains and closely with the buses are cruise line industry. very, very still running. closely. they are taking very strong steps in terms of people going people are allowed to move around the country for on essential work or for and going off. they are spending a medical lot of money and working very hard reasons, or for family and we are going to emergencies. but if they lie about be helping that industry. likewise with the airline this, they could face criminal industry, they are taking very charges. in some areas, the strong steps to people coming into announcement sparked panic buying our country. even getting off the planes. we are working very closely at supermarkets. with them and helping them and but shops and cafe are staying we open, like these ones will be helping them through this here in the town of bologna. patch and so far, i think it shoppers are being told to keep a safe distance from has been going very well. the each other, and

restaurants ship came have to shut by in yesterday and that is going 6pm. along incredibly well, working with italians are struggling to come to terms with this strange the new reality. state of california successfully. but many people are wondering just how strictly these very successfully. also with canada measures will be enforced. and the uk. the uk is and if people will taking their choose to obey people, their citizens, back. them. coronavirus is putting a huge strain canada on italy's health service, is about 600 people, they are coming one of the back, they are being met and brought best in europe. to planes and being in some places, people are being treated in hospital brought very, corridors. very dignified the government says 7985 people have currently tested fashion back positive in into canada. italy. on this side of the atlantic, a316 are the eu commission president said they were ready to act on airlines in hospital. operating ‘ghost flights‘ 733 patients are in to keep airport slots. intensive care. the flights take place even if they don‘t carry passengers — because of declining traffic. every day, we meet a0 to 50 the eu will now put forward rapid patients and it's becoming legislation to enable this. let‘s speak now to lara maughan, very, very difficult who‘s the head of worldwide airport to find a bed for every slots at the international air patient so, you know, transport association. if just explain what these this keeps going like this, our system... unfortunately, i think any health slots are care system, no matter how and how they are good, how modern, allocated, how they work. airport slots are allocated

how efficient for each season and they it is, is are based on historic from the previous going to collapse. equivalent season. summer to summer or winter to winter and they are tourism has been hit hard. based on the usage of being popular sites are at least deserted. 80%. the airline has to the government operate 80% has promised of their slots to retain them at the to increase next season. so what has happened spending, but that means there are now basically empty planes flying around? there are fears the italian economy could shrink by 3% the because current impact demand, of the demand the has severely fallen virus. in light of what about the rest the covid—19 outbreak. significant of of europe? first, let's go to this impact has paris. i can give been felt immediately and into the summer you the latest figures season. airlines are quickly trying here. there are 1600 or so cases to react to this decrease in demand of covid—19 and that they are experiencing. in 30 deaths. that this case, we would like to cancel the is a 15th flights that have no demand to of the death toll in italy, but it is be operated. in terms of the slots and a lot more than in britain. we are at how this is impacting the stage two here... ill and

passed my decision making, there is every ordinarily under normal circumstances, they would need the expectation, according to the government, that we will be moving, slots to retain them. we are talking at some point, to stage three about the most where there is a recognition that the busiest airports in virus is out there. the world. only those this is more that have high broadly confined demand, heathrow, to two areas here. frankfurtand charles de there is the department north of paris, and there are special gaulle in measures in place with schools europe. u nfortu nately, charles de gaulle in europe. shutting and so on. across the unfortunately, there are circumstances where they are having nation, there are measures in place. to operate those flights because for example, no gatherings of more there is no legal certainty from the commission or other than 1000 people are allowed. for the next month so, all football states about the matches in the first and second usage drills. what am i missing divisions are going to have to here? there seems to be be played behind closed doors. there is a lack of a political dimension to this. the common sense about this. first country to have a minister who indeed. common sense has prevailed in many has come down with the jurisdictions. in terms of virus. the culture minister is the european commission, they are self isolating. and the president's director of working under a legislation and that cabinet is also self isolating after requires procedures to be undertaken it was revealed he had been in in brussels. what we have heard contact with someone who has the today that the commission has now

virus, although he doesn't seem understood our request to have the virus. another global aspect of this is for alleviation and showing that there are the impact elections here in france coming up, is enough to do the same as municipal elections. all sorts it did for a sires. we understand they are of questions about whether it is right moving that slot that they should go ahead if it means that people are going to be with forward gathering together at polling stations and so on. but they are urgently. it could not be urgent enough for us. we going to go ahead. the government needed this says there is no question at yesterday. the airlines are the moment of stopping interested in what this will these. but their contain, that it has all flights may well be advice for alleviated for the full summer season. what is your best guess people coming to the polling stations to as to when common sense prevails here? bring their own pen, for given the news today, we example. the now know latest figures here in switzerland i the member states and commission are that the cases of the moving this forward quickly and we anticipate hopefully hearing the virus have risen sharply to a76 details of that wave in the today. that is next few an increase of 16a injust days. that will move urgently 24—hour is. we have recorded a third death through to the brussels process. you ofan is. we have recorded a third death of an elderly woman in the south of not much better than i that all you the country. these cases are not wa nt not much better than i that all you want them to say is we will all confined to one part of switzerland. leave things as they they are right across the country. are, we will

although the government is still keep the slots, don‘t trying this containment and change social anything. absolutely. as sooner distancing, for example, events of we over 1000 people actually going the certainty we can move down to 100 people now, these forward into son. also from a are being cancelled and people are being passenger point of view, the airlines need to advised to work from home which is make robust changes to limit what i am doing today. the the outbreak and passengers are also government is also interested in knowing where the now focusing on schedule changes will be protecting the most vulnerable. made. for interestingly, the well and healthy everybody, the quicker the decision is made, the better. thank you for and young with symptoms won't joining necessarily be tested now. they have been advised to take us. responsibility and self—isolate. ben is here with the business been advised to take responsibility and self— isolate. the been advised to take responsibility and self—isolate. the government clearly wa nts and self—isolate. the government clearly wants to make sure its news. first the health service is up to what headlines... could be dealing with potentially hundreds a sixth person has died in the uk after testing of elderly people or people with positive for coronavirus, underlying health conditions who as the number of cases rises to 373, an increase of 54 since yesterday. could get this virus. that is the italians are told to focus now, but at the same time, we stay at home, public gatherings are banned, have real debates about and border checks are increased — as the country‘s coronavirus whether lockdown comes into effect switzerland should close its british airways, rya nair and jet2 cancel all theirflights between border with italy. as we know, the first the uk

cases were in the south of and italy until the country where we have 7000 italian workers coming across the border to early april here‘s your business workers coming across the border to work every day. for thousand of headlines on afternoon live them, crucially, in the health stock markets started service. although this government, the day stronger — after sharp falls yesterday around at the weekend, really wanted to the world yesterday, ensure that bordeaux stayed open, when shares saw the biggest falls since the 2008 financial crisis. already two days later certainly but in new york and among the population there is a london shares have tipped back into the red, feeling of unease and wondering whether perhaps it would be better after a slump of nearly 8% in the previous session. to close it. but it markets were battered on monday is a very in reaction to the threat of an oil strange feeling. germany, price war between russia switzerland, france, italy, austria, and saudi arabia and fears over the spread of we all have borders with each other coronavirus. that have been open for years. it is several big banks, going to be very including rbs, tsb, strange of those lloyds and halifax say borders start closing. no overture mccully damien in they‘ll allow customers to defer brussels. here, mortgage and loan the european parliament, european commission have been discussing the repayments for customers hit by coronavirus. europe wide outbreak today. they they‘ll also waive early closure charges on savings accounts have said that there are now and refund credit card cash advance confirmed cases in every single fees so customers can access their money without penalty. eu country. we are hearing the eu says it will about open temporarily ease

borders there. idea that free the rules on airport slots — to prevent so—called movement should continue but health ‘ghost flights‘. ca re movement should continue but health care measures should take a slump in bookings precedence. belgium has 267 cases. has forced some airlines, there is one death reported including virgin atlantic, so far, i believe. they are very conscious to run near—empty flights — here about the pressure on intensive just to retain take—off and landing ca re here about the pressure on intensive slots at major airports. care beds. they say around the rules are designed to stop airlines buying up slots, 1500 intensive care beds available in just to prevent rivals belgium. 20, at the using them. we have just done five minutes on minute, are occupied by covid—19 patients. what it. i said, they are trying to do is if you havejust free up intensive care beds. they are heard. conscious that the geographical just to remind people. let‘s pick up spread is right across belgium. a on coronavirus. it is hitting lot of that is people who markets but a better day have travelled to or have been exposed to than yesterday. what a difference 24 those who have travelled to italy. casesin those who have travelled to italy. cases in the hours make. the northern part of figure, down 7.7%. belgium, flemish speaking areas, what the markets are doing is taking cases and all sorts of areas. a step back and thinking in what is nato institutions, in eu actually happening. we are seeing institutions linked to schools and how it affects business as right across the country. at the day—to—day. we are talking minute, we are still in the about people not travelling or leave where containment phase here, but the

government and the security council they are, italy being a here have an emergency meeting today to look at possible ways this could case. now we get a sense for individual be ramped up in the future. what workers. ba e—mailing their staff saying, if we are also seeing is that there you want to take will bea leave, please do. are also seeing is that there will be a conference call, a video then you get an effect on co nfe re nce be a conference call, a video conference call, by eu leaders the rest of the economy. it will make coordinated later this up back afternoon to on spending and lots of businesses discuss a coordinated response. one may file on the remit of of the frustrations in the eu is this. that is why markets are doing that. all that there is a sort of piecemeal day they have been up and approach. some countries are banning down. the exports of protective gear that ftse has been closed. markets italy has called for. some countries are bringing in tougher controls are doing better in the us than they at the borders. they want to coordinate we re doing better in the us than they were this time yesterday. loads for us to talk about as well all of that together and starting to in terms of talk, as well, about possible what businesses and banks are economic measures that could be doing to try and help people to taken down the line is get a grip a coordinated on ourfinances. economic response is needed. perhaps to try and help people to get a grip something along the lines of on our finances. we can speak to emma ward. good afternoon to you. something along the lines of something we saw in the financial crisis. all of those sorts of things she is not in the are now ramping up city, that is here. thank you bristol. no, that all very much for is bristol. hello, that update. and from bristol. bristol, we're staying with the situation in

yes, indeed. europe. we are getting use that in give us a sense of what you make greece, the government is going to of shut schools and universities across today. he put it up and down the country for two weeks day, as far as markets are concerned. as a precaution against the coronavirus. —— make a pretty up and down day. the health is just precaution against the coronavirus. the health isjust announced precaution against the coronavirus. the health is just announced the they do not feel confident in setting of schools any and universities direction, do they? no, if you look at the figure for across the country for two weeks. as we have been today, in more measured response than yesterday. hearing, british airways, ryanair and get to have the ftse100, for cancelled all flights measured response than yesterday. the ftse 100, for example, movers up to italy until and down for today. yesterday was april. now, we pretty cluttered have learned that because mick british airways has e—mailed all of —— its staff asking them whether they yesterday was pretty bad for are willing to take voluntary the markets. the oil price unpaid leave. that gives you a sense of the fall happened trouble that airlines are in. yesterday. taking it ryanair has also cancelled flights into context, to and from italy from this friday we haven‘t been at these up to and from italy from this friday up until april the 10th. they are levels cancelling all domestic flights since 2016. we are only back to in levels where we were in october italy. ryanair operates a huge number of flights domestically in or november. things are definitely less italy and internationally to and acute they are but yesterday from italy as well. felt painful. let's talk about some 15% of its

flight from italy as well. 15% of its flight schedule cancelled and it is of those individual stocks. it is going to have to tempt parreira airlines that are leigh lay off struggling. we are staff. the british seeing things like carnival, the cruise line operator, doing airways —— temporarily badly lay off today. lots of brands under staff. it is notjust because of the its umbrella. people are thinking it is italy situation, it is also because not the time to take a of the drop—off of cruise.” think there are passenger numbers globally. i couldn't quite two things included believe with that, the individual concerns that there are airlines operating about being on a cruise and that empty flights just to keep their kind of stock falls ru nway slots. empty flights just to keep their runway slots. is that right? into the consumer discretionary bucket. it yes, it means if you do not have to is. we confirm that with virgin spend money on it, for example atla ntic last is. we confirm that with virgin atlantic last night. the transport secretary wrote a letter to holidays, and your purse is constrained, you the authority here in britain. the do not. luxury goods stocks fall problem is that european rules mean into that bucket. we saw when this that if airlines emerged in china, the don't lose their impact on the slots —— don't use their slots, they luxury goods and stocks such as risk losing them. disney. the anticipation the slots at heathrow, for example, i that chinese people will spend less money like gold. on stuff that is discretionary. airlines feel forced to keep running we saw those stocks falling and flights even though they are empty. it isa that flights even though they are empty. it is a scandal not only because it has continued. it has become is damaging the airlines, but

particularly pertinent with also of for environmental reasons as this but well. you have got empty stock because of the risks planes flying around the world. transport associated as well. there is a secretary has called on european danger that when we talk about this, collea g u es secretary has called on european colleagues to waive those rules so we talk about stock markets around that airlines don't have to the world and people will be do this. and they haven't yet? no not forgiven for thinking what do i yet. we do have got a call in to the european with my investments? it is how to make a call, isn‘t it, where the commission to find out, and we are waiting hear back. that bottom of the market is? what was our do you see here, what should people be transport correspondent. thinking about right now? we have talked to our clients over the last the government is facing a rebellion couple of weeks and really it is all over its plans to allow a role for the chinese telecoms giant, huawei, about focusing on the long term. in the uk's 5g mobile network. the majority of people who are a group of conservative mps say investing, we are investing in their they'll back an amendment which would ensure huawei's participation in the project ends pension, in multi decade outlook. if before 2023, because they we have a look at the say it's a security worst potential impact of this, see risk. we are not far off a vote it causes another global financial crisis, it took four years on this, are we? a lot of for the mps are not very ftse100 to recover from happy with the assurances that they that 2008 have been given by the globalfinancial ftse100 to recover from that 2008 global financial crisis. ftse100 to recover from that 2008 globalfinancial crisis. for ftse100 to recover from that 2008 global financial crisis. for years when you are investing for culture secretary. a lot of conservatives up to 40 plus labour and other parties are yea rs when you are investing for up to 40 years for your pension, although it

concerned about the involvement of isa years for your pension, although it is a difficult blip, it is only huawei in the 5g network. they think a blip. it is focusing on the the company is an arm of the chinese fundamentals and making sure you government and they think that focus on the long term. is a risk to security. that is something try and ignore the noise. we will. good that the firm strongly advice, as ever. thank denies. the culture secretary has been saying to you very much. and you are mps that over time, we do need to up—to—date. thank change the way we do things, but you. good of you. i what they are after is a try. that is much more what we are about. specific in—state, if you like. there will be no involvement in that was the business huawei in the network. this is what he had to say. we would like to get news. to the point where we won't need to we will have a have any high risk vendor is at full weather update. all. and we are setting out this. a woman who alleges what i that she was a victim of sexual am not doing and i want to be candid assaults by alex salmond has told with members in this house... this the high court in edinburgh that she would rather not be giving is the reason evidence in the case against him. the witness said there was no one i have not cheer—leading her. she was giving repeated evidence on her own initiative again the words. we are not but she said it was a hard today setting out a timetable, a experience and she would date to rather not have to do it. get to that point mr salmond denies 1a charges of sexual assault, where we don't including an attempted rape. our scotland correspondent

have to rely upon lorna gordon is at the high court in edinburgh. them at all. that, what‘s been said in court i think, could today? have to rely upon them at all. that, ithink, could be have to rely upon them at all. that, i think, could be a much of the day was spent have to rely upon them at all. that, ithink, could be a problem have to rely upon them at all. that, i think, could be a problem for the government. what they are saying, with the defence cross examining the women effectively, we will use this parliament in the next four alex salmond is alleged years to to have change the supply chain, to get raped. they asked if anyone other companies involved, to take on encouraged her to go to the police the role that huawei currently to make a complaint. no, she fulfils, but they are not saying said. when that point will come no one was cheerleading me to where do this. this is not fun. i would huawei will not have any rather not be here, involvement at all. iain duncan smith, she said. she the former conservative leader, says was also asked about that when it is security versus alex salmond‘s cost, security will win diary, his movements, for the month when one of the assaults was said every time. countries like america, japan, to have taken place. the complainer china, lots of the countries that we said some of the stuff in the work with when it comes to security diary are not would have happened, some would not. happy ——japan, that was the nature of work with when it comes to security the beast. the defence qc suggested to the are not happy —— japan, australia. women that they did not appear we will see whether they push this to be any dinnerat to avoid and whether they have women that they did not appear to be any dinner at which she was present, the after which the alleged assault numbers to defeat the government and could have taken place. what to do next, will they get absolutely another chance not, the woman said. i was regularly there for work and a lot

before summer? of time work involved dinners. later, she a jury at the old bailey has heard how a police officer died was also questioned about the after he was dragged behind a second alleged assault. questioned on car for more than a mile along a country lane. how mr salmond allegedly managed to pc andrew harper suffered multiple injuries after the incident last august, get off all of the women purse may close which happened as he responded and all of his clothes off without to reports of a robbery the women being able to step away. in berkshire. henry long, who's 18, and two 17—year—olds she said she was frozen, who can't be screaming named because on the inside, not the outside. it of their age, is not the truth, she was deny murder. asked, as you were not at bute house at the money of his family have been here night in question and there was in court to no incident? she sentjulie mack said, listen to the i wish on my life that was not prosecution. —— many of true, but that was his family. he was a 28—year—old police not true. —— co nsta ble she said. he was a 28—year—old police constable with thames valley police. they say she was killed in truly she said she wishes the first—minister was a better shocking circumstances. it was last man and august in berkshire she was not there. alex salmond denies all of the charges against that pc andrew him. the harper was with a colleague. they we re harper was with a colleague. they were at the end of their shift when trial continues they got a call to respond to reports of a burglary to do tomorrow. with a now for a look quad bike. they went along and

at the weather. responded and the prosecution hello, rivers are still rising in said it was a decision that response to the heavy rain we had was to cost last night. keep in touch with andrew harper his life. their car, any flood warnings near you. for many which was unmarked but of us today, brighter skies pc andrew harper was in uniform, it are coming out. brighter skies in came on —— came head on with the clyde that york earlier. the main set of weather fronts have had brought the heavy rain moving into the defendants in. the north sea. andrew harper got this weather front trapped in some rope that was hanging off the back of that today, mild air being drawn in car. from south of the uk, allowing thejury hanging off the back of that car. the jury was told he was dragged for temperatures to go well above more than a mile at more than average. it is a a0 miles an hour. mild day wherever he swung from you are. given any brightness. a lot side—to—side like a pendulum, the of rain in scotland today. prosecutors said, in an effort heavy to downpours. some of those are dislodge him. the prosecutor also told the jury as he clearing away, brighter skies, was dragged showers are few and further along, he lost items of police uniform along the way, with the between. good sunny spells around. rest of his uniform being quite literally still gusty winds, 40 to ripped and stripped from 50 mph out there. his body. this is how it looks at the end he then did become dislodged. of officers then tried in vain to the afternoon. before

try that happens, and save his life, but he 16 or 17 celsius. lots died at the scene. the defendants are in of cloud staying with us court. there are three across southern of them. an england and south wales. elsewhere, we have 18—year—old and 217—year—olds, they all deny murder. the case is clear spells. expected to following close to freezing in northern continue. —— ireland and scotland. tomorrow, some of these dampers are 217—year—olds. going to be heavy. wintry on the higher hills in scotland. gusty winds out there. also some sunny spells as well. we looked at all the it is going to be a autumn pictures put in, we put it out to a public mild day, vote to decide the winner and we particularly across england and have done it again for winter. it wales. calder in scotland. snow has been showers developing to low a pretty levels —— rubbish winter. cold showers. temperatures dropping entailed some horrible flooding. late into the night these are the finalists. allowing aaasss to develop in places going into i will press the button to thursday morning. get through this one and to the other finalists. thursday, drier

well, look at that. that is spells to come. incredible. that is the —— mike allowing story for a ice to develop. lot of the winter strong winds, weather. what is the word you are coming up with for up to this one? 60 mph in places. dry friday. a week where their system for the start the fierce ocean waves, of the weekend. a stronger lovely clouds there. and then a one for saturday night into sunday. bit of mist as well. those are some of the finalists. but none of those won? it is time to reveal the pick of the season. are weather watcher here in staffordshire, i will take the credit from there. this was taken in stony brook on a december morning. sunlight penetrating there. gorgeous, gorgeous view. that is the

winner of the weather watcher‘s pick of the season. and the prize is? the prize is being the winner.” of the season. and the prize is? the prize is being the winner. i was wondering what camera and what lens today at 5 — was used the number of coronavirus cases for that, in the uk rises once again, and the number of dead is now six. nick.” wondering what camera and what lens was used for that, nick. i haven't got my in all, 373 cases have now been glasses with confirmed in the uk, as officials warn that the peak me. nikon could come in a fortnight. 1v3 is it has a relatively slow take—off at the start, and that‘s really the where we are at the moment. camera. it will start to f5.6. rise quite sharply. it‘s the first day of nationwide .. quarantine in italy — people are told to stay at home, that's public gatherings are banned, and permission is needed for great, anyone who urgently needs to travel. anybody who knows about cameras will british airways and ryanair have know exactly what you have just cancelled all their flights said. the rest of us are utterly between the uk and italy baffled by the whole until early april. we‘ll have the latest thing. anyway, on the spread of coronavirus, lovely picture. well done, both here and abroad, and we‘ll be talking to everybody. let's find out what an intensive care doctor in italy. the other main stories

the forecast is. lets on bbc news at 5: move on to the government defeats a group of conservative mps the who are unhappy with plans forecast. we are in the weather to give huawei a role in now. cloud and outbreaks of the uk‘s 5g rain moving network. in across the uk. recently, we have in edinburgh, where the former seen the heavy rain. that first minister, alex salmond, has changed to showers. a lot of showers is on trial for sexual assault, one of his accusers says she‘d felt have been moving in across scared to come forward. scotland. and the wonder plant that it has been brightening up, can help tackle climate change particularly across northern england and northern ireland and now from the sea bed — but it‘s disappearing into from our coastline. scotla nd and northern ireland and now into scotland as well. behind this weather system, river still rising in wales and parts of england so do keepin in wales and parts of england so do keep in touch with the flooding situation. something else is going on today. a long way south of the uk, we have got lifting of the temperature. the warmest day of the year so far. a lot of cloud across southern england and wales, whereas elsewhere, it is sunshine, if you showers around, but looking like a drier picture to end the day. very

dusty winds out there. around a0 to 50 miles an hour. it is mild and there wherever you are, but a little bit cooler in scotland. we've got some sunshine arriving. into tonight, a little bit of rain in south wales and england. clear spells for northern england, northern ireland and scotland. that will allow temperatures to full close to freezing. we've got that before more showers arrive later in the night. some snow into the higher hills in scotland. tomorrow, it is sunshine and showers. you can see where the showers are to start the day. these are going to move south as the day goes on. if you did catch as the day goes on. if you did catch a shower, it could be heavy, possibly thundery. hail is possible to, but they will also be some sunny spells. for many of us, it will be mild, particularly across england and wales. it will be turning colder later in the day in scotland. here into the night and into thursday, there might be some ice in places.

and you can see, another weather system is moving in on thursday with more rain, hill snow and strong wins. further south, across england and wales there is sunshine and some showers. most of us will be dry on friday. a week weather system coming infor friday. a week weather system coming in for the site the weekend is that beacon goes on, and that means more rain. a lot of that will be for many of us overnight. showers following behind. it will be quite windy. there are some that office warnings enforced for snow and ice in the 01:31:35,620 --> 429496611:41:47,111 morning. 429496611:41:47,111 --> 858993221:51:58,602 check 858993221:51:58,602 --> 1288489832:02:10,093 out 1288489832:02:10,093 --> 1717986442:12:21,584 the 1717986442:12:21,584 --> 2147483052:22:33,075 latest 2147483052:22:33,075 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 online.