that is greg mckenzie at raf brize norton.e who have died from the new coronavirus has exceeded the number killed in the sars outbreak nearly 20 years ago. the latest figures show that more than 800 patients have died in mainland china and hong kong. 0ur correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. tell us about the efforts that are being made by the chinese authorities, robin, to try to contain this, even though it has spread internationally? well, they are nationwide. in shanghai, a city over 1000 kilometres away from the epicentre of wuhan, there is almost a kind of enforced self isolation for people. some are expected to return to work tomorrow, that is mostly return to work tomorrow, that is m ostly o n return to work tomorrow, that is mostly on the industrial factory site. this is a city dominated by financial services and the service sector, they will be many working from home in the coming weeks. somewhat ominously, on state—run tv here, last night, there was a message here, last night, there was a m essa g e co nveyed he

so why do i like the new norton?their enterprise division to broadcom the company predicted the remaining business could earn $1. $1.50 per share annually within 12 months. those are some real growth numbers when you consider the stock only 20 bucks. the same day rick hill announced -- last august, his company reported earnings delivering a bilk tg top and bom line beat. bullish quarter. talking about laying off 7% of the workforce to cut cost and he added $1.1 billion to the buyback, bringing to $1.6 billion symant symantec became norton lifelock. at the same time, rick hill stepped down as ceo, sliding back to previous role as chairman with chief financial officer taking over the top job. polette is a rick recruit. by the way, he used to work at cramer-fave logitech the early november blitz ended with a solid but confusing quarter. confusing because results included the enterprise business they just sold still, the consumer business, the part that became norton lifelock, saw an increase in bookings year over year.

. 0n marseille and then were transferred to brize norton.ll ill or started to feel unwell and they did exactly the right thing, they isolated themselves and reported it to health officials on the flight so when they got to brize norton they we re when they got to brize norton they were taken to a separate hospital for testing and the remaining ten people travelled here to the north west of england to arrowe park hospital, where they were put in quarantine along with those 83 people who arrived at the tail end of last week. there is one person undergoing tests. as i understand it, they reported fairly mild cold like symptoms but did exactly what was advised and alerted health officials that they weren't feeling 100%. thank you. our top story this lunchtime. the prime minister has promised "fundamental" changes to the way convicted terrorists are handled following yesterday's knife attack in south london. coming up — the secret trade in cheap diesel that's costing the taxpayer millions of pounds. coming up on bbc news in the next 15 minutes, a

coronavirus crisis — a flight bringing 200 evacuees from wuhan back to britain lands at raf brize nortonier who killed 26 people in a mass shooting in northern thailand has been shot dead by the security forces. counting begins in the irish general election as an exit poll puts the three main political parties level—pegging. and in half an hour, tracy gee talks to the prison officers who have been violently attacked by prisoners. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the uk is braced for a day of disruption as storm ciara sweeps in from the west, bringing damaging winds and widespread heavy rain. flights, ferries and train services are all disrupted, while dozens of outdoor events have been abandoned. the met office has issued an amber warning for wind across england and wales until nine o'clock tonight, with gusts up to 80 mph expected to batter coasts and higher ground. in parts of scotland, there is an amber warning for rain, with up to 10cm forecast, meaning homes are likely to be flooded. more than a hundred flood warnings are in place across the country, with the risk of communitie

marseille at lunchtime today, and we understand they will then be transferred, flown to raf brize nortonoxford and brought up on coaches here to arrowe park on the wirral later today. similar to what happened on friday. we also understand once they arrive here, those 11 new arrivals will be kept separate to the 83 other people here at the moment so they will not be allowed to mingle or mix, they will be kept separate during their quarantine period. thank you very much indeed, danny savage reporting. the foreign secretary dominic raab has said britain is seeking a canada—style trade agreement with the european union which would mean not having to follow eu rules and regulations. the prime minister will set out his negotiating position with brussels in a speech tomorrow. here's our political correspondent tom barton. gone with a bong on a gong. this was borisjohnson at 11pm on friday night. but while brexiteers celebrated, conversations about britain's relationship with the eu were far from over. before trade negotiations had even got under way, a row is breaking out over how closely brita

it will arrive in two raf brize norton later with 11 more eva cu ees brize norton later with 11 morewe understand they will be transported to arrowe park hospital in the world, where they willjoin 83 other people who we re they willjoin 83 other people who were evacuated from wuhan. they will spend two weeks in isolation as they await to see whether they display any symptoms of coronavirus. olivia, thank you. we can also get the latest from robin brant in china. robin, china facing increasing global isolation because of this coronavirus? yes, new zealand is now adding its name to the list of countries that won't allow in any noncitizen visitors to come from the chinese mainland. the us has already taken that measure. australia as well. we have seen borders increasingly being closed around china. vietnam is the latest, the russians and the mongolians have already done that. these are measures partly that of the world health organization and the authorities in beijing believed were not necessary a week ago but things are changing rapidly. the chinese government... yet again today we ar

joaquin phoenix who won forjoker, graham norton referred to that and his opening monologue about whitete people had dominated the ceremony and he said the joker was a white man who made himself even more white. lacking phoenix do not laugh at that and we found out these later as he talked about inclusivity and the lack of diversity and said this problem is systemic racism and there was a sharp intake of breath, people we re was a sharp intake of breath, people were shocked he was going there but then he said it is systemic, it is on us then he said it is systemic, it is on us to change it. he is part of the problem. and he said those who benefit must work with the system to change that. we are sending a powerful message to people of colour that they are not welcome and that was a big shock to the audience. they digested the message and they got a one round of applause at the end. let's see if anyone in the room does something about it, that is the big task for bafta going forward. the head of the british academy came out pretty swiftly after the nominations were announced on the day an

richard norton smith writes the opening chapter and he calls it the magnificent lion. would you like to explain that, sir? >> along with author schlessinger, there was a preeminent political scientist in the mid 20th century named clinton roseter and wrote an essay on the presidency, which he described the president as a kind of magnificent lion who was more or less free to roam around the reservation at will as long as he did not egregiously offend congress or the public. that was an essay perfectly attuned to the times written in the shadow of both roosevelts, wilson, truman, presidents who were very assertive, who were as some would say, imaginative, in interpreting the range of executive power, but, of course, they had also governed at times of crisis. i mean, the one thing that -- i mean, any reader of this book i think is going to take away is just how evolutionary an office the presidency is. one of the real challenges that confronts anyone ranking the presidents, for example, we all agree that economic management in the modern context is a determining factor. i

flown to the uk from the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak, and will arrive at raf brize nortonorrow morning. bursts of automatic gunfire at a thailand shopping mall, as at least 21 people are now known to have been killed by a gunman who is still at large. gusts of 63 mph already in stornoway, and ba cancels dozens of flights tomorrow. there are severe weather warnings as storm ciara approaches from the atlantic. exit polls in ireland's general election suggest a three—way tie between the prime minister's fine gael and two rival parties. england reignite their six nations title hopes after beating scotland, but wales were beaten by ireland. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, jo phillips and nigel nelson. stay with us for that. in the last hour, a member of the thai security forces has become the 21st person killed by a soldier who went on a shooting spree with an assault rifle. special forces have stormed a shopping centre in the city of nakhon ratchasima, also known as korat, where the gunman is believed to be holed up. in the last few hou

it's just like seeds. >> reporter: norton is the founder of sinagua malt. every week it converts 8,000 pounds of raw barley into malted barley. this process involves soaking the kernels in water to germinate and then drying them to encourage fermentation. this barley is a key ingredient in beer and this plant just might help save the lol water supply. to understand why that is, you first have to visit the largest body of water in the- the verde river. the more than 150 mile river runs through censual arizona and orts irrigation of local farms-- which are among the heaviest users of watehe area. ts also provides water to downstream resid but effects from long term drought, climate change, and development along its threaten its ability to deliver wateto mlions of people an farms that depend on it. >> the ver river is a pretty amazing river and it's very resilient, and has flow in the river, but we have a few places where the flo really low and you know it's almost dry. >> reporter: kimberly schonek is the verde river program director for the non-profit enviro

britons from wuhan, the chinese city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, has landed at raf brize nortone wirral in the north west, to begin two weeks in isolation. the first death from the virus has been confirmed outside china, in the phillipines, and, in all, more than 350 people have died. this report, from john sudworth in beijing, contains some images viewers may find distressing. as a man sobs in a hospital ward... ..he's asked, "who's died?" "my father", comes the reply. just outside, eight body bags are counted. and here, a patient films across the ward. these unverified images show a city and a health system overwhelmed. this woman, visiting wuhan from the us, says her sick relatives can't even get into hospital. the hospitaljust told them they could not perform the tests. i think it's because of a capacity issue. so that suggests that, from your experience, it's quite likely that the real picture of the infections could be much, much higher than the official figures suggest? i think so. just because a lot of people either choose not to go to hospital or they do want to be offi

appreciate you all being here as well as members of the school board who i see, my deer friend, rachel norton, thank you so much. and one of the newest members of the board of educations, allison collins. i see city college member ivy lee, thank you so much for being here, as well as members of the board of supervisors, gordon mar and ahsha safai for an individual we know is going to do a great job on the board of education, supporting or children, supporting our teachers and doing what's necessary to close the achievement gap to make sure that no student is left behind. now let's start with the most important qualifications that brings us here today. jennie lamb is a parent, and she has two children, two beautiful children, jackson and simone -- am i saying their names right? okay. i just want to make sure i have the names right, jackson and simone, who actually are in our public schools here. in fact, jackson, this is your school, roosevelt, right? are your friends jealous? a little bit. in fact, it's critical that the board of education as we know are represented by parents serving on this

we understand then they will be transferred on another flight into raf brize norton near 0xford and thenere to merseyside to the wirral later today. similar to the operation which happened on friday. we also understand that once they arrive here, the 11 new arrivals will be kept separate from the 83 people already here in quarantine. so they will be in the same building, but kept separate from them. meanwhile in york, over on the other side of the pennines, the search is still under way for anybody who had close contact with the two confirmed cases of coronavirus here in the uk. they have been offered health advice once they have been traced and contacted. and of course, we also had the two people who did prove positive in the tests last week and they are still being treated in the infectious diseases department at the royal victoria infirmary in newcastle. but here on merseyside today, we are expecting those 11 other arrivals being flown from china back here to be put into quarantine. we can speak now to professor john ashton, who is a former regional director of public health in the no

a flight carrying more british nationals from china, arrived back at raf brize norton earlier today,rs being taken to a conference centre in milton keynes, for two weeks quarantine. here's our health editor, hugh pym. a bumpy ride but at least the 120 british passengers on this final evacuation flight from wuhan were a lot closer to home, touching down at raf brize norton in 0xfordshire. a convoy of buses set off, similar to one which had taken others to a hospital on the wirral just over a week ago. this group were taken to a hotel and conference facility in milton keynes, block—booked by the nhs for their two—week quarantine. they'll be lent game consoles, tablets and mobile phones and have access to netflix. as they arrived there was news elsewhere of the fourth coronavirus case in this country. the latest patient who's tested positive for the virus in the uk is being treated here at the royal free hospital in north london at its specialist infectious diseases treatment unit. it has emerged that this case is linked to one announced last thursday — a man in brighton who contracted

we understand then they will be transferred on another flight into raf brize norton near oxford and theno merseyside to the wirral later today. similar to the operation which happened on friday. we also understand that once they arrive here, the 11 new arrivals will be kept separate from the 83 people already here in quarantine. so they will be in the same building, but kept separate from them. meanwhile in york, over on the other side of the pennines, the search is still under way for anybody who had close contact with the two confirmed cases of coronavirus here in the uk. they have been offered health advice once they have been traced and contacted. and of course, we also had the two people who did prove positive in the tests last week and they are still being treated in the infectious diseases department at the royal victoria infirmary in newcastle. but here on merseyside today, we are expecting those 11 other arrivals being flown from china back here to be put into quarantine. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says the uk wants a canada—style free trade agreement with the european

just quickly on those numbers, flying into brize norton, a tweet from dominic raab, the foreign secretaryr so, confirming there are 105 british nationals on that plane, 105, and 95 foreigners. the world health organisation yesterday was saying that they were doing their best to try to get hold of protective equipment for healthcare workers who are dealing with this outbreak — how is china managing that? well, it's struggling, to be very honest. we had that admission coming from the very top, the national healthcare commission, here, warning medical professionals, frankly, anyone involved in the effort today, to use reasonably things like protective kit, because there is a severe shortage. the other side of that is, though, there is anecdotal evidence of people talking on social media about struggling to get disinfectant, struggling to get masks, and their comments, their criticisms, are being censored. there is no doubt here, particularly in wuhan and the surrounding province of hubei, there is a real struggle in terms of getting some of the most basic kind of kit to the people who need i

awaiting the arrival of a plane from, we believe it, via france, it will arrive in two raf brize norton11 more evacuees from wuhan. we understand they will be transported to the world and what park hospital, where they willjoin 83 other people who were evacuated from wuhan. they will spend two weeks in isolation as they wait to see if they display any symptoms of coronavirus. olivia richwald. our correspondent robin brant is in shanghaifor us, and he told me china is facing increasing global isolation, because of this coronavirus. we have seen border is increasingly being closed around china. vietnam is the latest to do that, the russians and mongolians have already done that. these are measures partly that the world health organization and the authorities in beijing a week ago believed were not necessary , week ago believed were not necessary, but things are changing very rapidly. in terms of what the chinese government is trying to do to contain the spread, yet again today we are seeing further measures today we are seeing further measures to extend china's lunar new year festival. th

coronavirus crisis — a flight bringing 200 evacuees from wuhan back to britain lands at raf brize nortonkilled 26 people in a mass shooting in northern thailand has been shot dead by the security forces. counting begins in the irish general election as an exit poll puts the three main political parties level pegging. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. good morning. saqib mahmood has marked his england debut with a wicket, as they bid to level the one—day series against south africa. they won the toss and put the home side into bat injohannesburg — and there's been a strong bowling display so far — mahmood removing reeza hendricks. and adil rasheed has just taken the wicket of temba bavuma — south africa are 89—2 in the 21st over. england's women are out of the t20 tri—nation series in australia, after losing to the home side. australia will play india in the final — it's not the best preparation for the t20 world cup. england only have three more games before their first cup match on march the 23rd. they reached the final last time

we will be joined by douglas brickley, richard norton smith, and more. mr. brickley's presidential historian for cnn. i heard him talk and i am thrilled to read "american >> john f. kennedy and the great space race." on the panel, dr. medford is the author of "lincoln: an emancipation." richard norton smith, author of the wonderful book on george washington called "patriarch: george washington and the new american nation." he wrote books on herbert hoover and service the director of five different presidential libraries. tonight, these individuals will discuss their new book, "presidents, noted historians on the best and worst chief executives." please join me in welcoming them tonight. [applause] >> good evening, everybody. nice to see you. and thank you, kevin. i can't think of a more appropriate place to talk about presidential leadership that mount vernon. -- dan mount vernon -- than mount vernon. it was actually c-span's 40th anniversary, but what a weekly picked -- week we picked for this book to come out. and also to put some current events into conte

congresswoman norton is a civil rights legend in her own right. as a young woman she was a member of the student nonviolent coordinating committee or sncc a civil rights organization founded by young student activists including two of our distinguished witnesses diane nash and -- congressman norton organized civil rights and human rights as a student and as head of the new york city human rights commission and is the first woman to chair the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. she has continued to champion these charges, these causes here in the united states and throughout the world as a warrior -- lawyer and scholar in as her colleague in the house of representatives for they recognize the distinguished representative of the district. >> i think my good friend chairwoman maloney for her generous words. i think her most of all for giving me an opportunity to introduce the witnesses today. this is normally the work of the chair of the committee. two of these witnesses were directly engaged in work to assure that there would be no state o

leader who beveled us because who live for us is totally locked down there's nor transport patients nortons no flights hawk and would you believe from here we are just stabbed here and it wasn't our journey was to gas our. our cold with current leave it one car leave our city even our university and university is getting is asking us to get permission from gohmert and government is asking you current leave from china because you are in an epicenter and our our our blame is that just we are to have an epicenter and we've gone. from here yeah stenger's the thank you very much for speaking to us and monitoring the situation is true as it jilani from the show he joins me on the line now shows a view hust nan the clearly unsatisfied with the response from the pakistani government what really is the real reason that pakistan doesn't want to evacuate its citizens from china. well as we were just hearing earlier on the official stance is that pakistan does not want the disease to spread it is acting under the w.h.o. guidelines. and the chinese have assured them that we will take care of the situati

with real tonight to welcome historian mary beth norton. she is the author of five books and coeditor of several others in your textbooks in a survey of u.s. history and been published in ten additions and sold more than 500,000 copies. norton is a price finalist and. she is married professor of american history at cornell university. her new book, 1774, year of revolution, available for purchase following the program. so now, please join me in welcoming mary beth norton. [applause]. mary: is really nice to be here. i want to make sure that the microphone is on. it does not seem to be. hope there is pretty great. i want to show you the cover of the book because that little bottle on it, is famous here in colonial historian. i don't know if anybody recognizes this but it is in the collection of the massachusetts historical tidy. it claims on the label which is impossible read, that it contains t picked up from boston's harbor. the day after the tea party. so there is a quite well-known object in the colonial america. i want to start with thi

congresswoman norton, there is a difference. on the voter registration act, election officials are allowed to remove people who have died, who haven't moved from the voting area, but there is a process. they must first reach out to those voters and then ensure they are no longer in the residence and in their jurisdiction before removing them. haveederal election cycles to pass two. >> if you have been purged and you learn about it, you can't cast a vote. >> will you be delayed and are you going to come back and vote e? >> they are showing up in finding out they are not on the role. this happened in new york where voters were removed after they hadn't voted in the past election in violation of the national voter registration act. in georgia, in lawrence county, challenged and in hancock county because they were challenged and removed in violation of the national voter registration act. there is a process for legitimately removing voters. but when that is not done, that is where we see purges. a study by the center for justice has

carol norton was a victim of courier fraud.£4000 in cash after being phoned by a man who said he was a detective and needed to — make her help on an undercover investigation. needed to — make her help on an undercover investigationlj believe undercover investigation.” believe every word he said. he really sounded... he was concerned about me. he did say he was concerned about my husband and he just seemed a genuine police officer. when you learned it was a scam, how did you feel? what was your reaction? i just did you feel? what was your reaction? ijust cried, it was awful. i really felt upset because i let my husband down. police believe courier fraud because i let my husband down. police believe courierfraud is a growing problem across england and wales. in the past two years, there have been over 3100 victims and £12 million have been stolen were some people losing hundreds of thousands in pensions and savings. in police raids since november, 44 people have been arrested, including two men at the flat in london. they since b

congresswoman norton fostered civil rights as a student.as head of the new york city civil rights commission and as the first woman to chair the us equal employment opportunitycommission . she has continued to champion these charges, these causes here in the united states and throughout the world as a lawyer, a scholar and since 1991 as our colleague in the us house of representatives, i recognized the distinguished representative from the district. >> i thank my good friend chairwoman maloney for her very generous words concerning me but i thank her most of all for giving me an opportunity to introduce the witnesses today. this is normally the work of the chair of the committee. two of these witnesses were directly engaged in work to assure that there would be no state obstacles to the right to vote and they must be very proud how that work has in fact benefited millions of americans. they were in the core and the thick of the civil rights movement. my only regret is that our colleague john lewis who though not a member of this committee w

dominic stuttaford from international law firm norton rose fulbright joins me now. good to see you.n they deal with this situation where these big tech titans are not paying the tax they should? what we needed global reform. the system hasn't kept up—to—date with how they conduct their businesses so the countries as a group need to agree on some change. how do you do that unless you have got every country agreeing to apply the same levels of tax? that is the same levels of tax? that is the real difficulty. it is something the oecd has been struggling with for years. the need to get 140 countries on board. they are making good progress. they expect to reach a result by the end of this year. some people would say that these companies are doing exactly as companies should. they prioritise the interest of their shareholders and that is to maximise profits, and they have an obligation in some ways to pay as little tax as they can. but what they would say, i think fairly can. but what they would say, i thinkfairly in can. but what they would say, i think fairly in response to that, is tha

, paid for by norton lifelock. - we're all on our phones and laptops texting and emailing, surfing the web, shopping, paying bills. and we believe that what we're doing is private and safe. sometimes it's not. technology has evolved and so have the criminals. (beeping) anyone can be a target for cybercrime or identity theft, even famous people like jay leno. - someone applied for my retirement benefits before i even applied for them myself. i didn't know who to call or where to go really, you know? "well, let me call the social security." well that doesn't, you ever call that number? and you get through and they put you to somebody else, and they put you to somebody else. and you get lost in this maze. you know it's not you, but they don't know it's not you. - our personal information is on all of our devices and stored by the companies that we do business with. and cyber criminals can get access to all of it.

norton is recognized for five minutes. it was interesting to hear we count the ways in many ways in which georgia, has succeeded in ridding the state of some of its practices. we know that some of that is true for because democrats took back this house last year . . would have not happened must many african-americans hadn't insisted on overcoming the barriers. my purging . i just want to thank the gentleman from georgia the extraordinary number of voters and to say half a million, who were purged and most of the more people of color but my question, i also looked at other states to have something to compare georgia with the national mike question goes to purging. in ohio, 460,000, about 200,000 purged. first he missed johnson, because we would have, i am trying to understand. what the response to some purging, what it means, that may be legitimate and they occur in northern and southern states and with a not their meeting purging that may be a violation of the voting rights act . so would you clarify for us but would be le

we understand they are going to fly into raf brize norton later on in the afternoon.e transferred to the hospital to join the quarantine with everybody else. professorjohn ashton is the former director of public health in the north west and joins us now. people will be wondering how worried to be. the first death reported this morning outside of china, alarm bells will be ringing.” morning outside of china, alarm bells will be ringing. i think the problem with one of these episodes, and you have to remember we've been having these kind of five or six year intervals going back to the avian flu, we had sars, the swine flu... it is striking that balance between people being concerned and alert and panic. between people being concerned and alertand panic. no between people being concerned and alert and panic. no worry at the moment is a sort of atmosphere of panic around about this man, actually, the government is doing what it can do on the technical side, the laboratory side and the diagnoses and so on, but really a lot of containing this is down to the public themselve

we are thrilled to welcome a claim historian mary beth norton.she is the author of five books and coeditor of several others at her textbook of people and a nation a survey of u.s. history. her new book "1774:the long year of revolution" is available per purchase following the program. please join me in welcoming mary beth norton. [applause] >>. >> it's really nice to be here. i want to make sure the clicker is on. it doesn't seem to be. i don't want to show that one quite yet. i want to show you the cover of the book briefly because the little bottle on it is famous if you're colonial historian. it's in the collections of the map of the society and it claims on the label on it which is impossible to read alas that is contains t picked up from boston harbor or the day after the tea party. it's a quite well-known object in the colonial america. i wanted to start with this verse from a poem i discovered in the new york journal which is a newspaper that coordinated with the sons of liberty in new york and it ran in july 1774 i like to joke that this

rejects kendrick norton, throws the ball off. that is a warriors basket right there. but a play.oks like they're going to get a goal. boston's robert mastery godi knocks the puck out of the air with his stick to make they say. same game, final seconds. trever scores with the second left to tie the game. know these one in double overtime to win the beam pop championship. westminster dog show think. the border collie was not as fast as he looks here. actually, he was. look at that -- ago. he became the first dock ever in the history to complete the agility course in 30 seconds or less. my question is, you got a black and white border collie named pink. if you can complete the agility course in 30 seconds, call him whatever you want. that is the latest in sports updates. i will see you tonight. >> best in show. >>> students walking out of school and taking to the picket lines. >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why they are saying enough is enough when it comes to their school sexual assault policy. >>> plus, can you picture it? concrete barriers to separate th

it's due to arrive at raf brize norton in 0xfordshire early tomorrow.ntre in milton keynes to be quarantined for 14 days. fergus walsh, bbc news. a soldier has killed at least 20 people and injured many others in thailand. the man's reported to have killed his commanding officer before stealing weapons from a military camp. he continued his attack at a shopping centre in the city of nakhon ratchasima, where he is still believed to be hiding. jonathan head reports. panicked shoppers scatter in a city centre shopping mall as they hear news that a gunman is inside shooting people. outside, the sound of repeated shots stuns passing motorists. some of them are struck by the flying bullets. this is the start of what was to be a long and terrifying day in nakhon ratchasima. security cameras picked up the chilling image of a well—armed assailant, a serving soldier, walking calmly through the mall. the gunman has been identified as an army sergeant major. earlier, he'd killed his commanding officer and stolen weapons and ammunition from an army base before movin

they were driven to the world from raf brize norton last night. the coach company says the five drivers were told they didn't need protective clothing but they will have the next two weeks at home. in newcastle to chinese nationals from the same family are being treated in an isolation facility at the royal victoria infirmary. one was a student at the university of york but it is thought they didn't show symptoms on campus. the hotel room where they fell ill is being disinfected and officials say they are making good progress tracing those in close contact with the pair. we haven't really got effective treatment for a novel virus like this yet. vaccine would be some way off. we haven't heard any discussion about antiviral drugs, as we had when we have had these kind of things before. and it comes down, really, to mobilising the public to be sensible, in terms of practical, common—sense, everyday measures. in china, the virus has now affected 12,000 people and 259 have died. some countries are banning chinese travellers and the world health organis

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a big pa rt lack of diversity was a big part of the evening, many references that by host graham nortond that overshadow the oscars? well, i mean, ithink that's been a major complaint, the lack of diversity in terms of the representation of women on screen, but also in terms of best director nominations. and also with people of colour. i think there's a bit of a division in hollywood. is the academy to blame for not nominating people, or is it the industry's fault for not doing more to help people of colour and women better positions? but certainly if you were watching the academy awards tonight, in terms of the people who were presenting awards, you got the idea that it was a very diverse community. thank you so much. so parasite getting best picture, which was really quite historic. we will have more oscars coverage later in the programme, and there is plenty on our website too, including this live page with all the latest tidbits and reaction from hollywood. that is all at bbc.com/news, or download the bbc news app. sinn fein has demanded a role in ireland's government after early el

not very tied up try this with the with the cherries it wouldn't be so norton surprise me if i didn'tsee years of people in the republic of ireland. joining the cabinet and leaving the e.u. . well i think it was perhaps more opportunistic than anything i think it was doing a perceived as being doing a good job with foreign affairs with what's happening with making sure our position is clear but also in talks with the u.k. but i think they took the ground of domestic domestic issues as you mentioned in your in your brain the beginning homelessness i think public service is the rise of living and alan has gone has got a little considerably and the populist may see that right because not to really address these issues properly. as the u.s. election race heats up twitter new chief have announced changes to the way they fight dr materials that they have been quite vague in their rules don't court reports. we all like a good many i know i do and that's why i'm here to warn you that they're potentially in danger because of twitter's new war on altered images and videos that might mislead vot

felt ill on the journey back to raf brize norton.s on the plane with him, he was isolated from other passengers and did not travel with those ten people here to arrow park hospital. instead, he was treated at a local hospital and tested there. experts know this is, as matt hancock said, a marathon and not a sprint and levels of vigilance like that will be carried out for months to come. following yesterday's attack in south london, the government announces emergency legislation to end automatic release of terror offenders halfway through their sentences. still to come... as the flagship welfare policy, universal credit is delayed again, we speak to those directly affected. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... finn russell is left out of scotland's six nations squad for the second week running after a pretournament drinking session broke team protocols. the stage has been set for the next round of negotiations with the eu — establishing a new trade deal. britain is remaining aligned with eu rules for now — but

that's after a 15 hourflight, a norton at 1:30pm.ally where nurses live. they have been moved out into local hotels so that they can start their two week quarantine there. we know that just before they two week quarantine there. we know thatjust before they arrived there was clean bedding and toys brought infor was clean bedding and toys brought in for children so that hopefully the two week period won't be too boring for them. we also know that when they boarded the flight at wuhan they were asked to sign papers that meant they would agree to the isolation, so they had to agree to the isolation before they could bore that flight. now the hospital here is working as normal. accident and emergency is open, people are coming and going, our patient is working as normal. and the staff who work at the hospital won't come into contact with those in quarantine. the staff at the hospital a very keen for us to point out that there is no risk to point out that there is no risk to public health here on the wirral. that this is a precautionary m

it is due to arrive at raf brize norton in oxfordshire early tomorrow, and then the britons will be takendays. four rare mountain gorillas, including a pregnant female, have died in uganda after being hit by lightning. a local conservation group says the three adult females and a male infant were found in uganda's m guh hinga national park. the area was hit by a huge storm on monday. one of those caught in the storm in the south—west of the country was journalist jack losh — he's been telling us more about what happened. the storm was intense. i had been trekking to see the famous iconic mountain gorillas of uganda the previous day. we returned and a huge electrical storm struck the place where we were staying and the thunder was dramatic, the downpour of rain was like nothing i had seen before and, tragically, it seems that this gorilla family were caught up in it as well. the bigger picture here is that if we return to the 1980s there were only 250 of these iconic big apes left in the world, centred around central africa and uganda, rwanda and the democratic republic of the congo. throu

flown to the uk from the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak, and will arrive at raf brize nortoniland shopping mall, as at least 21 people are now known to have been killed by a gunman who is still at large. gusts of 63 mph already in stornoway, and ba cancels dozens of flights tomorrow. there are severe weather warnings as storm ciara approaches

it was spot while flying from marseille to raf brize norton asi from marseille to raf brize norton asstarted to feel unwell. they did exactly the right thing, reported that two health officials. they self isolated, took themselves away from the rest of the group on the flight i guess, and when they got to raf brize norton, ten of that group of 11 came here to the north west of england and went into the accommodation with the first group of 83 people at the hospital and that one person was then taken to hospitalfor that one person was then taken to hospital for further tests. as that one person was then taken to hospitalforfurther tests. as i understand it, that person basically was suffering from cold like symptoms but they did exactly the right thing in the ring on the side of caution. thank you very much. the 2020 race for the white house starts in earnest tonight, as voters in the us state of iowa choose who they want to be the democrats' candidate in november's presidential election. known as the iowa caucuses, the vote begins a state—by—state selection process. polls suggest the

a flight carrying more british nationals from china, has touched down at raf brize norton, with passengersconference centre in milton keynes, for 1a days quarantine. here's our health editor, hugh pym. a bumpy ride, but at least the passengers on this final evacuation flight from wuhan were a lot closer from home. about 120 british travellers disembarked. they were put on buses for a similar convoy to the one to a hospital in the wirral a week ago. these were taken to a conference facility in melting skins. for a two—week —— milton keynes. they will be lent games consoles, tablets and mobile phones for those who don't have them and have access to netflix. there was news elsewhere of the fourth coronavirus case in this country. the latest patient, who has tested positive for the virus in the uk is being treated here at the royal free hospital in north london at its specialist infectious diseases treatment unit. it has emerged that this case is linked to one announced last thursday, a man in brighton who attracted —— contracted the virus on a visit to singapore. he had returned from asia and

graham norton as host mentioned, prince william putting that sort of royal, serious, grown—up stamp on room, continues to be, we saw it last night, satisfying list of winners but there were some omissions from the list going on and joaquin phoenix was quick to say he felt quite discomfited about picking up felt quite discomfited about picking up his felt quite discomfited about picking 9 felt quite discomfited about picking up his gong when so many people don't have the opportunities he's had in the industry. so i think it's an ongoing problem. but to have promised a review. everyone will be watching the oscars, not quite so white this year, they got the memo in years gone by so let's now see, everybody has talked the talk, let's see some real change. let's look at the weather with helen willetts. good afternoon. wind will be the main hazard in the next 2a hours, severe gales forecast around this deep area of low pressure in the north, pushing on lots of showers. to the south this with a front meandering around into southern areas, ringing limiting sunshine and also some rain, some qui

carol norton was a victim of courierfraud.d when she was tricked into handing over £4000 in cash. a man phoned her pretending to be a detective who needed help on an undercover investigation. i believed every word he said. he really sounded, he was concerned about me. he did say he was concerned about my husband. and hejust seemed a genuine police officer. when you learned that it was a scam, how did you feel? what was your reaction? ijust cried. it was awful. i really felt upset because i had let my husband down. police believe courier fraud is a growing problem across england and wales. in the past two years there have been more than 3,100 victims. £12 million has been stolen, with some people losing hundreds of thousands in pensions and savings. courierfraud is believed to be coordinated by organised gangs who may be linked to wider networks involved in drug trafficking. it's helped by the fact that there is a degree of anonymity, when the fraudster can phone the victim. quite often we see fraudsters coming from places like