climate change worse. so, plans to build new roads or expand other airports will now all be scrutinised to check if they are compatible with the country's plans to go zero—carbon. in theory, there is still a chance that the expansion could happen. this saga has had many surprising twists. but without the government fully behind the project, that looks a lot less likely. david shukman, bbc news, at heathrow. before we look at the politics of this, dharshini david, our global trade correspondent, is here. and the airport seems determined not to give up on its plans? we heard the boss of heathrow saying basically no heathrow expansion, no global britain. really? an extra 700 flights a day will increase heathrow‘s revenues of the extra ru nway we nt heathrow‘s revenues of the extra runway went ahead but we have to rememberfrom precious runway went ahead but we have to remember from precious metals runway went ahead but we have to rememberfrom precious metals to turbines, about a fifth of...

testing. the nhs iii helpline will be expanded and if there are a lot more cases, nhs leaders say hospitals will be able to cope. more cases, nhs leaders say hospitals will be able to copelj know the nhs is busy and we are coming out of winter but we are well prepared to manage the sort of circumstance. we do it every winter when we know we will see high rates of influenza, for instance. so we have a blueprint to work on. but what no one knows is how rapidly the virus will spread globally and how much more pressure will be imposed on the uk's health system another key public health services. hugh pym, bbc news. meanwhile, british tourists who were among those quarantined in a tenerife hotel where cases of the virus were detected have been cleared to leave the canary islands. coronavirus has spread to 50 countries and reached every continent except antarctica. worldwide, there have been more than 82,000 cases and 2,800 deaths. injapan, all state schools are to close for a month in a...

new ways of testing for coronavirus — as two more uk cases are confirmed trade talks with the eu are set to begin in days, as ministers warn they could walk out by the summer unless a deal is looking likely. flood hit communitites on the river severn are told to brace for ten more days of disruption and difficulty. the pull of having a great team in a great city? i mean, that's tempting for most people. from on the pitch to owning the club — david beckham on his new football venture. and coming up on bbc news... we'll look ahead to england's third game at the women's t20 world cup. they play pakistan in canberra tomorrow morning.

when the bodies of their loved ones will be released. 85—year—old akbari's family are still waiting to bury her. a mob torched her home — herfamily were trapped on the rooftop. she couldn't escape. translation: they have burned the entire house. i've got nothing left. i don't know what to do any more. her house still smolders. and while there's an uneasy calm across the city, the fear of more violence lingers. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. canada will no longer provide security for the duke and duchess of sussex once the couple stop becoming working members of the royal family. the royal canadian mounted police have been providing assistance to the couple since their arrival in canada in november. prince harry and meghan markle will formally step down as senior royals from the end of march. it's been seven tricky