andy moore reports. ski resort in the french alps, the unlikely setting for this new cluster of coronavirus cases. french officials said a british man came to a chalet in contamines montjoie after visiting singapore. he then infected at least five other people, including a child. a total of 11 people are in hospital, but they're not said to be in a serious condition. some local schools will have to close. translation: we have been trying to trace where the 11 people from the chalet have been during their stay and who they have been in close contact with. the british man who was the original source of the infection is being treated in hospital in london. he fell ill after returning to brighton. a child at a school is in city is in self—imposed quarantine. in a separate case in mallorca, a british family of four, including two girls, is in hospital as a precaution after one of them came in contact with a coronavirus case in france. samples have been sent to madrid for testing. translation: we will have to

andy moore reports.ue ski resort in the french alps the unlikely setting for this new cluster of coronavirus cases. french officials said a british man came to a chalet in contamines montjoie after visiting singapore. he then infected at least five other people, including a child. a total of 11 people are in hospital, but they're not said to be in a serious condition. translation: there are five new cases in a group, all catching it from one infected person. in a separate case in mallorca, a british family of four, including two girls, is in hospital as a precaution after one of them came in contact with a coronavirus case in france. translation: this morning, we took samples. we have to prepare and protect them under secure biological conditions in the lab, to be sent to the centre in madrid. on a cruise liner quarantined off the coast of japan, 64 people have now tested positive for coronavirus. they have been taken off the ship to hospital. one of them is british. alan steele from walsall was celebrat

andy moore, bbc news.llas, 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 in uganda's mgahinga national park with gross lesions on their bodies indicating electrocution. there are just over 1,000 mountain gorillas in existence. earlier, i spoke to journalist jack losh, who has been following nearby gorillas in south—western uganda and he explained what a devastating loss this incident is to the conservation effort. it's a very sad moment for the conservation community. if we go back to the 1980s, there were just 250 of these iconic primates left in the world. over the next few decades, through a combination of local engagement, national efforts and the transnational partnerships, the number today now stands at over 1000 mountain gorillas, moving them from critically endangered to endangered. the sad news happened just a few days ago went for gorillas in mgahinga national park in southern uganda

andy moore reports.ent and emergency unit at worthing hospital operating as normal today, despite the confirmation that a gp working there had tested positive for the virus. health officials emphasise that the risk to the public is minimal. we now know that two doctors working on the south coast cost the virus from a french chalet from steve walsh who, in turn, contracted the disease at a conference in singapore. government sources say there was two doctors treated about 12 patients between them before they were diagnosed with the virus. those people are now being traced. this woman was trying to contact the a&e department to find more information, because her son was there last week. i am concerned. when we initially saw it breaking in china, it kind of didn't have the impact it does now over here. in brighton, it was frightening enough, but now it is in worthing. it is scary. there is an understandable concern here in the local community. coronavirus has established a toehold on the south coast. health

andy moore, bbc news. i want to give a big thank you to the nhs who have been great throughout and my thoughts are with everyone around the world who continues to be affected by the virus. it's good to be back with my family and i would ask you please to respect our privacy from this point on". 0ur health correspondent catherine burns is here some of those friends of is saying he has peyton made some of the scapegoat and nobody wants to catch this. yesterday i was on the streets talking to friends and neighbours and they were saying, leave him alone, he is a normal guy he is a family man, he didn't know he was infected, he did everything by the book when he found out. it's the way the virus spreads, it is one of those things where people can have mild symptoms and go about their lives and not know they are spreading it. and the good news is, he has been treated and is back home. public health england have given is an update, what has been said? their direct has been speaking to the bbc and he has admitted

andy moore, bbc news.mark norman is outside the surgery in brighton and sent this update. you can see the surgery closed behind me, the pharmacy also shut. there are two notices on the door, one describing operational difficulties as the reason it's closed. the other one advising patients if they're concerned to ring nhs111. it's my understanding it was a doctor at the surgery who has tested positive for coronavirus. but it's important to say, i'm told, they were not, i repeat, not examining patients today. what is also interesting is that inside the building at the moment, a cleaning company are undergoing a deep clean of the building, presumably in order to open it up as soon as possible. now, all four cases are related to this ski chalet in chamonix in france and this trip that the third patient to be positively tested for, he was there between 24th and 28th january, making his way back from a conference in singapore where he apparently contracted the virus. now, the department of health today would not

let's talk now to our correspondent andy moore who joins us from outside worthing hospital.first of all, what more do we know about this second health care worker who has coronavirus? well, this news emerged overnight. like a lot of news about coronavirus in the area, it's coming in piecemealfashion from people in the community. apparently staff at the community. apparently staff at the a&e department got a letter yesterday to say one of their collea g u es yesterday to say one of their colleagues tested positive for coronavirus. the hospital itself is open as normal, people are coming and going. the a&e department is operating as normal but beyond that, we have no more information, certainly not from official sources. public health england say that patient confidentiality is the priority, so they can't release information about those who have the virus. so we don't know, for example, in what capacity the health ca re example, in what capacity the health care worker was working here, though we think they were probably a doctor. we don't know if they were actually at work in

our correspondent andy moore reports.and emergency unit at worthing hospital operating as normal today, despite the confirmation that a gp working here had tested positive for the virus. health officials emphasise that the risk to the public is minimal. we now know that two doctors working on the south coast caught the virus from a french chalet from steve walsh, who, in turn, contracted the disease at a conference in singapore. mr walsh is now back at home after two negative tests. nhs england said he no longer posed a risk to the public. he said he wanted to send a big thank you to the nhs who have been great throughout. government sources said the two doctors treated about 12 patients between them before being diagnosed. those people are now being traced. this woman was trying to contact the a&e department to find more information, because her son was there last week. i am concerned. when we initially saw it breaking in china, it kind of didn't have the impact it does now that it's over here. in brighton, it was fright

andy moore, bbc news. 0ur correspondent fiona trott is outside the costa adeje palace hotel in tenerife see, the police here are still manning the huge cordon around the hotel complex. most of them are wearing face masks. 0vernight a couple of ambulances have arrived and specialist emergency vehicles. police tell me they are here on standby because as we now know, four people are infected. the doctor who is holidaying here with his wife, who is from italy, and two other people they were travelling with. i understand they are being treated at a hospital in the north of the island. there are a couple of tents outside the main entrance. they are being used by medical staff as a temporary station because they have a huge task at the moment. looking at the size of the hotel, there are a thousand guests and staff staying here at the moment. from what i understand from guests i have spoken to inside the hotel, those medical teams are just going from door to door checking their temperatures and giving them advice, giving them a facemask. that's the work that's going on inside the hotel to monit

andy moore reports.is new cluster of coronavirus cases.

came into contact with someone who had been suffering with the virus in france. 0ur correspondent andy mooreth me now. so, andy, what's the latest? this is coming from a press conference in france with the french health minister, which was ongoing just a short time ago. initially the health minister said there was one british case and then confirmed that in fact five british people have been confirmed positive with coronavirus. we understand one of them had been in singapore and then returned to france to a ski chalet in the mountains. that peasant arrived back around january 20 and then was in contact with other people in the chalet. 0ne then was in contact with other people in the chalet. one of them is a child. we understand they are not ina a child. we understand they are not in a serious condition but i understand they are being treated in hospital. rather worrying, understand they are being treated in hospital. ratherworrying, because this is another case of communication of the disease in the community, so people who have not been to china, not even been to asia, i know getting the vi

andy moore, bbc news.a trott, who is outside the hotel in tenerife where hundreds of holidaymakers have been forced to self—isolate. fiona, what's the latest there? well, we have been told four people have been infected. the italian doctor and his wife and two people they were travelling with. since i was here last night there are now two ambulances outside the main reception. and the cord and around this huge hotel complex is still being manned by police officers. police officers wearing masks. there area police officers wearing masks. there are a couple of tenths outside the main entrance here, i've been watching medical staff come and go —— tents. you get the impression maybe that is a nursing station and one of the guest inside the hotel last night said three medical staff had gone to her room to assess her and her partner. that meant taking her temperature and giving them facemasks, she was then given a temperature gauge and told to take her own temperature this morning. so thatis her own temperature

our correspondent, andy moore, is with me now.ginning to piece together the history of what happened. to go through the details, the first contact, the source of this cluster we are talking about, was a man who was in singapore from the 20th to the 23rd of january. was in singapore from the 20th to the 23rd ofjanuary. he returned was in singapore from the 20th to the 23rd of january. he returned to france to this ski chalet in the resort of les contamines montjoie, not too far from mont blanc. he was staying there with 11 other people. five of them have tested positive. all 11 have been taken to hospital asa all 11 have been taken to hospital as a precaution, as we were hearing one of them is a child. this is another worrying example of community spread of the disease, so these are people contaminated who haven't been to china or asia. they are secondary contacts of the man who had been to singapore. apparently, the condition of those 11 people, they are not reported to be seriously ill, so at the moment they are ok. we don't even

andy moore, thank you.d quickly. it's not yet known what penalties ofcom will be able to impose on those who fail to comply. earlier, we spoke to andy burrows from the nspcc who told us what they want those measures to be. ofcom will need to have the powers to lift up the bonnet on how tech firms operate and what steps, if any, they take to protect children and then have really strong enforcement powers, so, those need to be very stringent fines. we also need to see the threat of criminal sanctions and those need to be levied both against the company, as a corporate entity, but also against named directors because, if we are really going to see change here, there has to be a cultural change in how platforms operate, and how they consider children. a human rights body is threatening the government with legal action for what it says is the "repeated failure" to place people with learning difficulties and autism in tappropriate accommodation. —— in appropriate accommodation. the equality and human rights commi

andy moore reports. resort in the french alps, the unlikely setting for this new cluster of coronavirus cases. french officials said a british man came to a chalet in contamines montjoie after visiting singapore. he then infected at least five other people, including a child. a total of 11 people are in hospital, but they're not said to be in a serious condition. translation: there are five new cases in a group, all catching it from one infected person. we are trying to find the people they have been in contact with. it's understood the man is being treated at st thomas hospital. in a separate case in majorca, a british family of four including two girls are in hospital as a precaution after one of them came in contact with the coronavirus case in france. samples have been sent to madrid for testing. will have to wait between 24 testing. will have to wait between 2a and 48 testing. will have to wait between 24 and 48 hours for the results. they will be announced as soon as possible. on a cruise liner qua

let's talk now to our correspondent andy moore who joins us from outside worthing. over to you.ing. the news broke of a night that a worker at the a&e department here had been tested positive for the virus. we found that out because a memo went out to fellow staff workers yesterday. we are hearing now a bit more from government sources. it has been confirmed that the health worker is a doctor, and as you said in your introduction, we know there are two doctors in the brighton and where the area that contracted the virus, and before they know that they had tested positive, they got it in an alpine chalet. they came back and are working in the community. they treated 12 patients, we understand, before they realised they tested positive and went off to quarantine ina positive and went off to quarantine in a specialist unit in london. those 12 patients are being contacted those 12 patients are being co nta cted by those 12 patients are being contacted by the public health authorities. we understand those two doctors were working here in the a&e, and two gp practices and a nursing ho

relationship knows is more difficult in agreeing ourfuture relationship in all the areas that he set out andy mooreak with the european social model that drew so many of the brexit enthusiasts? i am sorry to see that today statement suggests and the prime minister ‘s comments over the weekend that ideology has trumped common sense. there are difficult decisions that lie ahead for our country and if the government is serious about bringing the people together, we need reassurance that they will conduct the next stage of negotiations in an open and accountable way. and not by banning journalists from their political briefings. as apparently they did earlier this afternoon. the government has already stripped parliament ‘s role in providing accountability in providing a withdrawal agreement will act so will the foreign secretary at least commit to publishing or negotiating texts a nd commit to publishing or negotiating texts and proposals and reporting to parliament on each round of negotiations? and will he as indeed i put negotiations? and will he as indeed iput in negotiations? and will he as indee

andy moore is here, this is a statement from the french house in westminster. what are they saying?ce has reached 11. those diagnosed have been in contact with the person who was in singapore. one of those people is a child. we will keep you updated as more comes out. here‘s sarah keith—lucas with a look at this morning‘s weather. stone kero approaching, it will bring severe gales. and the weather warning for tomorrow, and severe gales, widespread disruption likely. some of the strongest guts that we have seen, widely across the uk in seven yea rs. we seen, widely across the uk in seven years. we will see the forecast over the next 24 hours, some disruption likely. storm brought across the atla ntic likely. storm brought across the atlantic by very strong jet stream. the winds today fairly light across england and wales, picking up across scotla nd england and wales, picking up across scotland and northern ireland, picking up later in the day ahead of some heavy rain. across scotland and much of england and wales are largely tri— picture, today reasonably mild, seven to 11 degrees,

. >> ed: thank you, here with moore, andrew mccarthy, former prosecutor and fox news contributor and andyould even evening, ed, claiming here that there's a bigger broader probe of the deep state. i'm not skeptical about it ethic it's idiotic and look, there's already an investigation into the origins and conduct of the trump in russia investigation so if anybody's looking at mccabe, and all those guys, that's the durham investigation and you have a situation where there has been all kinds of funky stuff that's gone on in the case. flynn has asked to get his plea back and it's under circumstances where, now, federal court has found that the underlying come out in flynn's but in the pfizer stuff, federal court has found that there were all kinds of misrepresentations made so given the totality of the circumstances, it would be irresponsible for the deposits e department did not look into whether flynn's plea is something the government should fight against and getting his plea back or whether they should take some other position. >> ed: and it come out real quick on the andrew mccabe case

andy moore, bbc news. from the writers agency that greece has confirmed its first coronavirus case. citing the health ministry, no detail on where the cases but there we re detail on where the cases but there were four suspected cases being tested over the last 2a hours in greece. the government had asked to media not to spread panic among the population. we are now hearing greece has confirmed its first case of coronavirus. let's go to our correspondent trott in tenerife where that hotel is on lockdown. what is the latest from there? there has been quite a bit of activity over the past few minutes, you might be able to see that ambulance behind me, it has now moved to the front of the hotel will there more emergency vehicles here so we will be watching that over the next few minutes. you might also be able to see the tents at the front of the hotel, that is where medical staff are working. they have a huge task in their hands because they are basically recording information, from what we understand from t