andy swiss, bbc news.tv programmes. but this week, the country's most—watched soap, coronation street, has been getting back to some sort of normality. the producers say coronavirus will be mentioned in the soap, but won't dominate. and just as so many of us have had to become tech—savvy in order to speak to friends and loved—ones, so have actors, with video calls featuring in storylines. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. it's corrie in the covid era. after a gap of almost three months, the nation's most—watched soap is back filming. emma brooker walking into a wall in front of sally webster. ow! oh, ah, that... and corrie celebrated with their first—ever broadcast press conference on zoom. that's me looking awkward, top row, second from the left. can you spot the two corrie stars? the head of itv in the north explained the new safety procedures they've put in place. we're maintaining the two—metre distance. we've got people with poles going around. actually, i saw some rather fearsom

with a look at how football is able to make a comeback this report from our sport correspondent andy swissthe big restart. matchday once again at villa park as football's 100 days of waiting is nearly over. this was the last time we saw the premier league. villa's game against leicester on march 9th. that was before the sport went into shutdown. now it's back with plenty of flags but no fans. the only ones inside here tonight will be projected on giant screens. i started to support aston villa... it is some a0 years since anne edwards missed a game at villa park but, like everyone this evening, she'll have to watch at home. i shall be sitting in the lounge with a television on, bottle of wine ready! all the family are villa fans. so in touch with the family and friends about it all. but ijust really can't get my head round what it's going to be like. how much have you missed football over the past three months? just generally. 0h, terribly! life is so boring! while the premier league is finally back, and it is now frantically playing catch—up, the match here between aston villa and sheffie

club said it was offensive and that those responsible were not welcome. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swisst the etihad stadium. a plane was seen flying over the ground dragging a ban with the words white lives matter burnley. it circled the ground before flying away. and this really just moments after the players from both teams had taken aimee in support of the leo varadkar movement, as has been a case at every premier league game since the restart —— ta ken every premier league game since the restart —— taken thinly in support of the black lives matter movement. they say they strongly condemn what happened, this in no way represents what burnley stands for and they say they are fully behind the black lives matter initiative and they apologise unreservedly. 0n the pitch, manchester city won the game co mforta bly pitch, manchester city won the game comfortably 5—0 and it means liverpool can't win the title at their next game on wednesday, but a lot of the focus will be on that incident. andy, many thanks for the update, from the etihad stadium. the bbc‘s outgoing director—general has anno

at how football is able to make a comeback — our first report is from our sports correspondent andy swissg restart. matchday once again at villa park as football's 100 days of waiting is nearly over. this was the last time we saw the premier league. villa's game against leicester on march 9th. that was before the sport went into shutdown. now it's back with plenty of flags but no fans. the only ones inside here tonight will be projected on giant screens. i started to support aston villa... it is some a0 years since anne edwards missed a game at villa park but, like everyone this evening, she'll have to watch at home. i shall be sitting in the lounge with a television on, bottle of wine ready! all the family are villa fans. so in touch with the family and friends about it all. but ijust really can't get my head round what it's going to be like. how much have you missed football over the past three months? just generally. 0h, terribly! life is so boring! while the premier league is finally back, and it is now frantically playing catch—up, the match here between aston villa and sheffield uni

andy swiss, bbc news.es the annual summer solstice, which is traditionally marked at stonehenge but this year the historic site is closed because of coronavirus. normally thousands of people gather here each year to celebrate. tomorrow you will still be able see to the sunrise as english heritage will be live—streaming it online. that's it. there's more on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at 10:15. 00:07:19,716 --> 2147483051:40:24,572 now on bbc one, time 2147483051:40:24,572 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news. spain will allow uk travellers to enter the country freely and without quarantine from tomorrow, the country's foreign minister has told us this evening. talks are currently under way between the uk and a number of european countries, including spain, to form so called air bridges, which could allow people from the uk to travel abroad without having to go into quarantine when they arrive at their destination and when they return hom

first time in over 30 years that the bbc had televised football this is our sports correspondent andy swiss back. we are back! that familiar theme but with an unfamiliar twist, not since

with a look at how football is able to make a comeback — this report from our sports correspondent andy swissg restart. match day once again at villa park as football's 100 days of waiting is nearly over. this was the last time we saw the premier league. villa's game against leicester on march 9th. that was before the sport went into shutdown. now it's back with plenty of flags but no fans. the only ones inside here tonight will be projected on giant screens. i started to support aston villa... it is some a0 years since anne edwards missed a game at villa park but, like everyone this evening, she'll have to watch at home. i'll be sitting in the lounge with a television on, a bottle of wine ready! all the family are villa fans. i've been in touch with family and friends about it all. but ijust really can't get my head round what it's going to be like. how much have you missed football over the past three months? just generally. 0h, terribly! life is so boring! while the premier league is finally back, and it is now frantically playing catch up, the match here between aston villa and sheffield