i'm julian worricker.en o'clock: workers judged to be low—skilled and low paid won't get a visa to enter the uk under government plans for a points—based immigration system. ministers say it's what the public wants. in 2016 in the referendum and in the 27 election and again, reaffirmed in 2019 during the election, the public voted and spoke clearly that they wa nt voted and spoke clearly that they want immigration to come down. the government wants more training for local people. there'll be no visas for lower paid jobs in areas like hospitality and social care. the government has announced today that apparently care is considered to be low skilled. that's

i'm julian worricker.ment sets out its response as coronavirus speads across europe. for the first time, more new cases are recorded outside china than within. we have a clear a—part plan to respond to the outbreak of this disease: contain, delay, research and mitigate. we are taking all necessary measures to minimise the risk to the public. flood water threatens to overwhelm defences in shropshire, as emergency evacuations take place in towns along the river severn. fleeing their homes. families in the indian capital delhi terrified at the outbreak of hindu—muslim violence which has left 27 dead. police respond as a number of people have been killed

i'm julian worricker. the headlines at eleven o'clock: workers judged to be low—skilled and low paid won't get a visa to enter the uk under government plans for a points—based immigration system. ministers say it's what the public wants. in 2016 in the referendum and in the 27 election and again, reaffirmed in 2019 during the election, the public voted and spoke clearly that they wa nt voted and spoke clearly that they want immigration to come down. the government wants more training for local people. there'll be no visas for lower paid jobs in areas like hospitality and social care. the government has announced today that apparently care is considered to be low skilled. that's an amazing slap in the face for every single carer up slap in the face for every single carerup and slap in the face for every single carer up and down the country. hundreds of passengers are released from a cruise ship quarantined off japan for over two weeks as more people on board test positive for coronavirus. the un warns of a

this is bbc news with julian worricker.e taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first, the headlines. workers judged to be low—skilled and low paid won't get a visa reports from germany say at least eight people have been shot dead in the town of hanau. they took place at two mac two mac bars in a town east of frankfurt. —— at two shisha bars. workers judged to be low—skilled and low paid won't get a visa to enter the uk under government plans for a points—based immigration system. ministers say it's what the public wants. in 2016 in the referendum and in the 2017 election and again, reaffirmed in 2019 during the election, the public voted and spoke clearly that they want immigration to come down. the government wants more training for local people — there'll be no visas for lower—paid jobs in areas like hospitality and social care. the government has announced today that apparently care is considered to be low—skilled. that's an amazing slap in the face for every single carer up and down the country. hund

this is bbc news with julian worricker.ll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: the government sets out its response as coronavirus speads across europe. for the first time, more new cases are recorded outside china than within. we have a clear 4—part plan to respond to the outbreak of this disease — contain, delay, research and mitigate. we're taking all necessary measures to minimise the risk to the public. flood water threatens to overwhelm defences in shropshire as emergency evacuations take place in towns along the river severn. fleeing their homes — families in the indian capital delhi terrified at the outbreak of hindu—muslim violence which has left 27 dead. there have been multiple fatalities in a shooting in the us city of milwaukee at the premises of the brewing giant molson coors. the home secretary warns police chiefs there must be no excuses hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline wheeler, the deputy

this is bbc news i'm julian worricker. the headlines at eight. workers judged to be low—skilled and low paid won't get a visa to enter the uk — under government plans for a points—based immigration system. ministers say it's what the public wants. in 2016, in the referendum in the election in 2017 and was reaffirmed in 2019, in december during the election. the public voted and spoken very clearly that they want immigration to come down. unions one staff could lead to second started this. government proposals will be a disaster. a sector that is already in crisis. there is already hundred and 20,000 vacancies. there is a huge time at bat a section that's on the make it worse. considerably worse. the met office issues a yellow weather warning for parts of england and wales , as communities brace themselves for more heavy rain in the aftermath of storm dennis. hundreds of passengers are released from a cruise ship quarantined off japan for over two weeks, as more people on board test positive for coronavirus. the family of caroline flack releases a

i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 11pm: the government sets out its response as coronavirus speads across europe. for the first time, more new cases are recorded outside china than within. we have a clear a—part plan we have a clear 4—part plan to respond to the outbreak of this disease: contain, delay, research and mitigate. we are taking all necessary measures to minimise the risk to the public. flood water threatens to overwhelm defences in shropshire, as emergency evacuations take place in towns along the river severn. fleeing their homes. families in the indian capital delhi terrified at the outbreak of hindu—muslim violence which has left 27 dead. police respond as a number of people have been killed in a shooting in the us city of milwaukee. it's at the premises of the brewing giant molson coors. the home secretary warns police chiefs there must be no excuses for not cutting crime, and signals a return to national policing targets. 5—time grand slam champion maria sharapova says she is retiring