among them, alan steele, on his honeymoon.among nearly 80 british people on board. 41 additional passengers have been found positive tested for the coronavirus, one of whom is a friend of ours, on honeymoon, who has been... who was going to be split from his wife, you know, on honeymoon. he was going to be taken to a medicalfacility and she will have to remain on board. there's still a lot we don't know about this virus and the next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether a pandemic, a global epidemic, can averted. —— can be averted. it's spread through droplets, face—to—face contact within a couple of metres of an infected person. the incubation period is up to 14 days. it now looks less likely that people spread the infection before they have symptoms. the virus causes a fever and cough. the majority have mild symptoms, but it can cause breathing difficulties and viral pneumonia, as lung tissue becomes inflamed. most of those who've died are elderly, with underlying health problems. but not all. doctor li wenliang,

alan steele, who's 58 and from wolverhampton, has been taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. of the 3,700 people on board the diamond princess, it's thought there are around 80 britons, with the ship quarantined in yokohama. all the passengers have been confined to their cabins for the next fortnight. here, a british national who tested

he is doing well in hospital —— alan steel. those on board are hospital —— alan steel.tal —— alan steel. those on board are mostly confined to their cabins. all passengers are allowed on deck, 50 at a time, deck by deck, so on deck, 50 at a time, deck by deck, so it is about once every three days we get about an hour or 90 minutes to stretch our legs on deck. in wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak, a second new hospital has opened, built injust outbreak, a second new hospital has opened, built in just two weeks. this is wuhan airport, where more than 200 passengers, mainly british, boarded the final uk repatriation flight. it boarded the final uk repatriation flight. it is due to arrive at raf brize norton in oxfordshire early tomorrow, and then the britons will be taken to a conference centre in milton keynes to be quarantined for 14 milton keynes to be quarantined for ia days. there have been 81 new reported deaths in china's hubei province today, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak. that takes the death toll in hubei to 780. meanwhile, chinese authorities have

among them, alan steele. on his honeymoon.among nearly 80 british people on board. 41 additional passengers have been found positive, testing for the coronavirus, one of whom is a friend of ours on honeymoon who has been... was going to be split from his wife, on their honeymoon. he is going to be taken to a medical facility and she'll have to remain on board. there's still a lot we don't know about the virus and the next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether a pandemic, a global epidemic, can be averted. it is spread through droplets, face—to—face contact within a couple of metres of an infected person. the incubation period is up to 14 days. it now looks less likely that people spread the infection before they have symptoms. the virus causes a fever and a cough. the majority have mild symptoms but it can cause breathing difficulties and viral pneumonia, as the lung tissue becomes inflamed. most of those who have died are elderly with underlying health problems but not all. doctor welin lang —— doctor li wenliang,

among them, alan steele, on his honeymoon. 80 british people on board. 41 additional passengers have been found positive tested for the coronavirus, one of whom is a friend of ours, on honeymoon, who has been... who was going to be split from his wife, you know, on honeymoon. he was going to be taken to a medicalfacility and she will have to remain on board. there's still a lot we don't know about this virus and the next few weeks will be crucial in determining whether a pandemic, a global epidemic, can averted. it is spread through droplets, face—to—face contact within a couple of metres of an infected person. the incubation period is up to 14 days. it now looks less likely that people spread the infection before they have symptoms. the virus causes a fever and cough. the majority have mild symptoms, but it can cause breathing difficulties and viral pneumonia, as lung tissue becomes inflamed. most of those who've died are elderly, with underlying health problems. but not all. dr li wenliang, among the first to raise the alarm

alan steele from walsall was celebrating his honeymoon.ell, according to his friends, who are still on board the cruise liner. he was taken off the ship yesterday, late afternoon. he's in a hospital near tokyo. wendy is missing him a great deal, obviously, but they're in regular touch, and alan has been in touch with me a couple of times today. meanwhile, the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak has opened a second new hospital to deal with the health emergency. it was built from scratch in wuhan in just two weeks. there have now be a total of 722 deaths in china. more than 3a,000 people in china have been infected. tomorrow, the last of 150 british citizens are expected to arrive back in the uk on the final repatriation flight from wuhan. they will be taken to a training and conference venue on the outskirts of milton keynes. andy moore, bbc news. four rare mountain gorillas, including a pregnant female, have died in uganda, after being hit by lightning, a conservation group says. the three adult females and a male infant were found

british tourist alan steel — who was on his honeymoon — is one of 61 people now being treated for coronavirusjapan. things are happening literally every hour, something is changing. in china, the authorities get heavy handed — forcing people suspected of having the virus into quarantine. a gp from east london is given 3 life sentences for committing dozens of sexual offences against female patients. i was getting to the point where i did not like myself pretty much because i was not being honest with myself. the tv presenter, philip schofield, goes on live tv

the headlines at 11pm: british tourist alan steel, who was on his honeymoon, is one of 61 people nowfor coronavirus onboard a quarantined cruiseliner in japan. things are happening literally every hour, something is changing. in china, the authorities get heavy—handed, forcing people suspected of having the virus into quarantine. a gp from east london is given three life sentences for committing dozens of sexual offences against female patients. there are calls for more support for children who experience, or witness domestic violence or abuse. i was getting to the point where i didn't like myself very much because i wasn't being honest with myself.

alan steele, who was on his honeymoon, is one of 61 people now being treated.eing held in quarantine on board. things are happening. literally every hour, something is changing. in china the authorities get heavy—handed, forcing people suspected of having the virus into quarantine. more than 600 people have now died and more than 30,000 are infected. also tonight. a gp from east london is given three life sentences for commiting dozens of sexual offences against female patients. i was getting to the point where i didn't like myself very much because i wasn't being honest with myself.

alan steele from walsall was celebrating his honeymoon.o be doing well, according to his friends, who are still on board the cruise liner. he was taken off the ship yesterday, late afternoon. he's in a hospital near tokyo. wendy is missing him a great deal, obviously, but they're in regular touch, and alan has been in touch with me a couple of times today. tomorrow, the last of 150 british citizens are expected to arrive back in the uk on the final repatriation flights from wuhan. they will be taken to a training and conference venue on the outskirts of milton keynes. andy moore, bbc news. our correspondent hugh schofield gave me this update from paris. at the press conference in annecy, the departmental capital of the alps, they have given us some detail. it's now quite apparent that the source of this infection is the british man who we know has already been identified, he self identified. he's from brighton and he is now in hospital in london. he had been at a conference in singapore which we know, the hotel has been the source of sever

off yokohama in japan, after dozens of passengers tested positive for the coronavirus, among them alan steele are mostly confined to their cabins. all passengers are allowed on deck, 50 at a time, deck by deck. so it's about once every three days we get about an hour or 90 minutes to stretch our legs on deck. in wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak, a second new hospital has opened, built in just two weeks. this is wuhan airport, where more than 200 passengers, mainly british, boarded the final uk repatriation flight. it is due to arrive at raf brize norton in oxfordshire early tomorrow, and then the britons will be taken to a conference centre in milton keynes to be quarantined for 1a days. 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 hap

alan steele from walsall was celebrating his honeymoon.s said to be doing well, according to his friends, who are still on board the cruise liner. he was taken off the ship yesterday afternoon. he was taken off the ship yesterday, late afternoon. he's in a hospital near tokyo. wendy is missing him a great deal, obviously, but they're in regular touch, and alan has been in touch with me a couple of times today. tomorrow, the last of 150 british citizens are expected to arrive back in the uk on the final repatriation flights from wuhan. they will be taken to a training and conference venue on the outskirts of milton keynes. andy moore, bbc news. a group of senior conservatives have written to tory mps raising concerns aboute the government's decision to give the chinese firm, huawei, a role in the uk's 56 network. the government says the decision was taken following a "rigorous" review and huawei's involvement in 56 would be limited. here's our political correspondent matt cole. matt, what impact will this letter have? look, it's highly unli

british tourist alan steel — who was on his honeymoon — is one of 61 people now being treated for coronoavirusrities get heavy handed — forcing people suspected of having the virus into quarantine. a gp from east london is given three life sentences for commiting dozens of sexual offences against female patients. i was getting to the point where i didn't like myself very much because i wasn't being honest with myself. the tv presenter phillip schofield goes on live tv to reveal that he is gay.

so far, 61 have tested positive for the virus, including one briton, alan steele.ymoon. in china, the epicentre city of wuhan is facing even more extreme measures. daily temperature checks for every household, and new makeshift hospitals to house new patients, all under quarantine. but in this video posted on social media, which we have been unable to fully verify, people there complain of a lack of basic standards. as the death toll keeps rising, a doctor who treated patients early on is now one of the dead. li wenliang was just 34. his death is even more potent because he tried to raise the alarm six weeks ago, but he was punished by the police in china for spreading rumours. translation: he is a hero, he was a brilliant doctor. he was very brave and honest to be a whistle—blower. very brave and honest to be a whistle-blower. translation: he gave his life for the sake of our country and he was very young. i'm very sorry. translation: he was not spreading rumours. the virus was out there. i hope the government will withdraw the reprimand. what my son said has now

off yokohama in japan, after dozens of passengers tested positive for the coronavirus, among them alan steele board are mostly confined to their cabins. all passengers are allowed on deck, 50 at a time, deck by deck. so it's about once every three days we get about an hour or 90 minutes to stretch our legs on deck. in wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak, a second new hospital has opened, built in just two weeks. this is wuhan airport, where more than 200 passengers, mainly british, boarded the final uk repatriation flight. it is due to arrive at raf brize norton in 0xfordshire early tomorrow, and then the britons will be taken to a conference centre in milton keynes to be quarantined for 1h days. the australian state of new south wales is braced for more severe wet weather this weekend as downpours ease the bushfire crisis in the region. australia's bureau of meteorology warned of "dangerous conditions" on saturday and sunday. there has already been flooding in sydney and other areas along the coast. 0livia crellin has more. first came the fires, then the floods. so far this year, australia h

first, the headlines: british tourist alan steele, who was on his honeymoon, is one of 61 people nowated for coronoavirus aboard a quarintined cruiseliner in japan. a gp who committed 90 sexual assaults on female patients has been given three life sentences, with a minimum term of 15 years. calls for more support for children who experience or witness domestic violence or abuse. philip schofield, one of britain's most famous tv presenters, has come out as gay. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the women's editor at the telegraph, claire cohen, and comment and features editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. thank you for both coming back for the second edition of the papers. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. like many of them, the sun's cover features phillip schofield coming out as gay. the mirror's got the reaction of the this morning presenter‘s mum. the guardian reports on a possible link "ivm "i'm shocked but proud, she says". the guardian reports on a possible link between benefit claim problems and sui

alan steele from wolverhampton, who was on his honeymoon with his wife, wendy, is among those to be takenatment. 41 additional passengers have been found positive, tested for the coronavirus, one of whom is a friend of ours on honeymoon who has been... he was going to be split from his wife on honeymoon. he‘s going to be taken to a medical facility and she will have to remain on board. tomorrow, at least 150 british citizens are expected to arrive back in the uk on the final repatriations light coming in from wuhan. they‘ll be taken to a training and conference venue on be taken to a training and conference venue on the outskirts of milton keynes. the foreign office is advising all british nationals who are in china to leave the country if they can to reduce the risk of infection. greg mckenzie, bbc news. pressure is mounting on the prime minister over his decision to allow the chinese telecoms giant huawei to be involved in uk‘s 5g network. four former cabinet ministers have written to all tory mps asking those with concerns to speak up. yesterday the us vice—president mike pence describ

so far, 61 have tested positive for the virus, including one briton, alan steele.his honeymoon. in china, the epicentre city of wuhan is facing even more extreme measures. daily temperature checks for every household, and new makeshift hospitals to house new patients, all under quarantine. but in this video, posted on social media, which we have been unable to fully verify, people there complain of a lack of basic standards. as the death toll keeps rising, a doctor who treated patients early on is now one of the dead. li wenliang was just 34. his death is even more potent because he tried to raise the alarm six weeks ago, but he was punished by the police in china for spreading rumours. translation: he is a hero, he was a brilliant doctor. he was very brave and honest to be a whistle—blower. translation: he gave his life for the sake of our country and he was very young. i'm very sorry. translation: he was not spreading rumours. the virus was out there. i hope the government will withdraw the reprimand. what my son said has now proved to be true. two weeks into thi

alan steele from wolverhampton announced on social media he was diagnosed with the virus.rience on the cruise ship. things are happening literally every hour, something is changing. the biggest, of course, being 41 additional passengers being found positive testing for the coronavirus. one of whom is a friend of ours, on honeymoon, who was going to be split from his wife, on honeymoon. he is going to be taken a medical facility and she will have to remain on board. an investivation by the bbc has uncovered new information about the teenager who tried to kill a 6—year—old boy who was thrown from a balcony at london's tate modern art gallery in august last year. jonty bravery, who was 17 at the time, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and will be sentenced in a fortnight. but a recording made by one of his carers shows that he'd given a warning a year before the attack at the tate that he wanted to kill someone by throwing them from a tall building. the carer has told the bbc that opportunities were missed to stop jonty bravery from carrying out his threat. our special corre

this between alan dershowitz and bob shrum tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. congressmanratic jamie raskin and former rnc chair michael steeleonah a discussion join on the impeachment process. the was hosted at university of the district of columbia. director pratt: i am sharon pratt. we are bless t

this between alan dershowitz and bob shrum tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. congressmanratic jamie raskin and former rnc chair michael steele jonah a discussion join on the impeachment process. the was hosted at university of the district of columbia. director pratt: i am sharon pratt. we are blessed to have our usual camera crew but also to have c-span with us this evening. we are also live streaming this on the udc facebook page. for those of you who want to find it later, you can go to our page, i think. we are going to upload it on youtube, as that correct? so, again, i am sharon pratt, the founding director of the institute of politics, policy, housed aty, which is the university of the district of columbia. we were launched in january of last year by mayor bowser and president mason. we have the same focus as other institutes of politics, except a very strong focus on the history of this city, and by so doing the history of this country. because unlike most other cities we are entirely a creature of the politics of creating a new nation. for those of you who saw the musical "hamilton" there is a song that says in the