my wife managed to get a tesco orderfor the going to do?for the monday morning we get back and will have to deal with it as the situation changes. i don't feel like the holiday has been spoiled. the people here see that the wearing of masks is already normal, unlike at home which only happened on friday, so we'll be able to carry on as normal and hope that this part of spain doesn't go into lockdown before we fly out. do you feel that people they are taking the safety measure seriously? you don't feel any danger there in spain? not at all. everybody wears masks. it's been normal here for some time in barcelona is considerably further firm where i am now than when at home so not one bit. enjoy the rest of your holiday, beautiful blue sky so just make the most of it while you can add worry about quarantine later. and for viewers in the uk we'll be answering your questions on what the new quarantine restrictions for those arriving in the uk from spain means for your holiday plans. that's in your questions answered at a 5:15 today. you can send

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, our top story tonight at 9 employees and customers of tesco stores in the south bay are learning about the newly revealed infection so far 31 employees have tested positive this month. >>well for l a socal monae and is live in our newsroom with what the wholesale company local authorities and union representatives are doing about all this l a kevin can the santa clara county health department has there at director explained that they're called clusters because 4 different sites had 3 or more cases so they toward 3 of the 4 costco locations and they checked out to be okay. >>at least one story that we drove past this morning in sunnyvale was still open. there's contact tracing being done among the employees and costco customers are being reminded to check for their own symptoms and to do their part to slow the spread. >>altogether 31 employees have tested positive for coronavirus throughout the month of july across 4 different costco stores in santa clara county. the location in mountain view reported for employees got sick between july 15th and 29th. th

i think the most important single thing which the government's citizen addressing is this is a new tesco get the new publication test which is it works on the same principle as the p.c.r. test you can do it upon a war to judy's sense of equipment you know how to convert hard stuff dirt and if they start developing that cisco they could do that 10000000 tests a day that indeed it's just a whole suite and that's why. i do we have that many amount of those tests that you were talking about is that something they could implement very quickly. yes i mean simply measure producing we asians allowed to study could be scaled up pretty rapidly have the capacity. to simply really believe this is a different test as i mean if they're going to enormous lengths to get all the p.c.r. machines all the labs in britain have put a good number. put them in milton keynes in glasgow and so on was which was he shoot a when he was setting up initially it is so simply getting the labs already how to do testing which they offer to do i mean you can have stock just from the beginning it's abused the far they hadn'

be retained and then you have businesses who do online and have brick and mortar presence such as tesco or marks and spencer so they will end up paying both her business rate and an online tax. how does the government really thought about this because i could actually result in double taxation because they are physical presence might not be reduced because they still need physical premises but there will still end up on top of the business rates paying an online sales tax and of course people are worried about taking the burden off of these extra taxes the consumer but we don't actually know whether this will be passed on to the consumer to eve because the bigger retailers might just simply suck it up. well the past experience suggests for example to do with insurance premium tax that those taxes directly got passed on to the consumer and when it is expressed in a very specific way that it is an all in child tax i think many companies will treat it as a form of the v.a. t. and will try to pass it on but there is also another aspect which the government has not really explained who will

be retained and then you have businesses who do online and have brick and mortar presence such as tesco or marks and spencer so they will end up paying both her business rate and an online tax. has the government really thought about this because i could actually result in double taxation i mean if you want to level the playing field between one and 0 it's very it's not just a cost thing as it's like the fact that online has incredible range of choices by ability accessible it's a convenience and that's the kind of thing. that needs to be addressed but it's got it's not it's access it won't be a little bit of the solution base it's not solution parts of if you go from a site some and then prices are going to go up but i don't think it's going to cite the horse for you in the process the oyster is in a bad way where for months on because nobody's done anything about of all we've done is we've just talked a lot of all air there isn't any actual proper transformations if you want to call do it boy but it's at something which is going to. we have seen over the years retailers be very agile

i think the most important single thing which the government citizenship jessica is this is a new tesco get the cheshire the new publication test which is it works on the same principle as the p.c.r. test you can do it upon a board to jodi's sense of equipment you need highly qualified staff dirt and if they start developing that cisco they could do that 10000000 tests a day that indeed it's just a whole population what's weaken us which. and do we have that many amount of those tests that you're talking about is that something they could implement very quickly . yes i mean you must produce so long just on the could be scaled up as you walk which. is your different she's going to. get all the p.c. all machines will. be removed. which was he. says you. should be getting a lot. coming up after the break. u.k. officials pay tribute to the victims of the july the 7th london bombings on the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attack. and then finds it to the head of the russian space agency has been arrested on suspicion of working for foreign intelligence agency we got reaction line from. oth

have donated and a typical example is, just before lockdown, we had a donation of 240 desks from tesco'se and those will be going to schools this week. thank you both very much for your time. good luck. thank you for your time. good luck. thank you for your messages about mesh, there are many, let me read this. i am involved in ruined by light, pain, lack of mobility, erosion, bloating, sepsis, nerve damage, no sex life, the medical professionals would not believe me and my husband said he took the complaints with a pinch of salt as he had heard it before. thank goodness for the review today. in serbia, there have been angry protests against the re—introduction of lockdown measures. there were clashes with riot police as thousands gathered outside the country's parliament. that's despite serbia recording its highest single day of covid—related deaths. paul hawkis reports. chanting. anger outside the serbian parliament in the capital, belgrade. thousands stormed the building, chanting for the president to resign after announcing the reintroduction of lockdown measures this weekend. transl

tesco have signed up to a trial with them where you'll be able to get some products delivered to you,oat — —— noronha who is the northern europe president at kraft heinz. good morning, sean. how easy will this be? it's a big part of people's finances. lip is straightforward to include this in that? we're very excited for tomato ketchup we love, in this country to be part of the little trial. this is initially a six—month trial. input the tomato ketchup back and then the loop will collected, clean it and we will refill it in our factory in poland and send it to consumers. that process might be easy in itself but when you got a your catch up as part of everything else. we're going to have to go to a different website. and different collections. that doesn't seem to be making things easier.” collections. that doesn't seem to be making things easier. i think it's a start. we all aimed to make this a better world, we need to start somewhere. it doesn't yet offer all the products for your weekly shop but we will offer more products from heinz. also offering other products of the shopping be

i can confirm that the chief transformation officer of tesco bank has agreed to lead the work on developingls into actions. i want to highlight that today sees the lifting of the five mile limit travel guidance, except of course for some parts of dumfries and galloway and we will get an update on the dumfries and galloway outbreak in a moment. outside of dumfries and galloway, the postcodes we spoke about yesterday which are listed on the scottish government‘s website, we are no longer outside of those areas, recommending you must stick to a five mile travel limit for recreational purposes. many of you will be thinking about taking advantage of that to travel further over the weekend and i hope you enjoy seeing more of scotland again and supporting local businesses as you go. but please be careful. guidance has been published on the transport scotland website and i recommend you take time to read it. avoid crowded places and if you go somewhere end it is already busy, go somewhere end it is already busy, go somewhere else and make sure you don‘t leave litter behind. be sensitive to people l

do you think it‘s right that tesco metro staff are now taking on the role of cleaning the facilities,or you on the damning report from the situation, the arts and entertainment industry is finding itself in, we have spoken to theatre is the morning, theyjust can‘t see away that they can be viable in any shape or form and they are feeling very let down by the government and leaving aside the fellow issue, which is what we are quoted back, looking ahead from here on in it‘s looking bleakfor many quoted back, looking ahead from here on in it‘s looking bleak for many of those industries. is the government going to do more? this is a really good example, actually, of the devastating effect this virus is having on it has more widely, not just the impact it has on us as individuals on health, but the wider economy, culture, all of these things. the department of culture, media and sport, i know the secretary of state, he is talking industry and he is determined to do everything we can to give them the support we need. you talk about, you keep talking about the fellow scheme, it is usually im

my wife managed to get a tesco order for the monday morning we get back and we'll have to deal with itoliday has been spoiled, if i'm honest. the people here see that wearing masks is already