brighton does not grant.partly why did they have to put my didn't have what you can't say the first in the uk because they artie had eight others in the uk. the chinese lady doesn't hit you, then you have spreading like a wildfire. what he think they need to say as well, there has been huge prejudice ever bases against chinese people. and in other parts of the world. that people think that all people carrying virus. everybody that looks chinese constable hand that looks chinese constable hand thatis that looks chinese constable hand that is everywhere. even as some have never been there.|j that is everywhere. even as some have never been there. i went to get about ten years ago. it comes get me about ten years ago. it comes get me a big bear hug and i said now that's just it was. it's very hot and it is very polluted. i let british companies that trade there. of coui’se. companies that trade there. of course. on the train today, we had a consulate there. on the train and had sent it on the carriage, i found s

the businessman then returned to brighton. confirmed another man and today a further four people, who were all skiing with him, have the infection here. the businessman has been described as a super—spreader, but the reality is that the virus spreads when people are in close contact with each other. what's really important is that it can transmit from one person to another, so we know that an average one infected person can maybe give it to another two or three infected people. so this causes a lung infection and it can be spread through the respiratory tract, but that's probably through coughing or sneezing, or even through touching your mouth or your nose on surfaces and then putting that to your nose as well. here in milton keynes, several hundred people remain in quarantine in a specialist site afterflying back from china, the epicentre of the virus. others are on the wirral. one of them told the bbc they're being looked after. yesterday we were given a lovely sunday roast dinner. you know, we've been given all the essenti

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our correspondent mark norman is in brighton now (0s our health correspondent mark norman is in brightonrgery close behind me, the pharmacy also shut. there are two notices on the doors, one describing operational difficulties is the reason it has closed, the other one advising patients if they are concerned to ring nhs iii. other one advising patients if they are concerned to ring nhs 111. it is my understanding it was a doctor at the surgery who has tested positive for coronavirus, but it is important to say, i'm told, they were not, 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 to open it up as soon as possible. now all four cases are related to the 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 of january, making his way back from a conference in singapore, where he a p pa re ntly conference in singapore, where he apparently contracted the virus. now, the department o

it has not emerged at this stage public health england have said, with particular concern in brightongps tested positive the virus, you are working in gp surgeries and in one case a couple days in hospital, a child taken out of school admitted isolation because it was connected, there is a lot of concern in brighton about people be concerned that they might contract the virus because of these different cases. public health england have been very clear today that you cannot contract the virus despite being in the same building. you have to have been a contact under a certain definition, which is within a couple of metres, over 15 minutes, and as if it was a contact of the people in brighton before filled out criteria at their urging parents not to get children out of school and not be worried about going into this hospital because you cannot catch the virus that way. that will not necessarily reassure everybody, but thatis necessarily reassure everybody, but that is no line we are taking. going back to this case, china to london, got to sit thomases. .. there back to this case, china t

and the other game finished one or between brighton and watford.s strike. but brighton equalised with 15 minutes to go — adrian mariappa with a moment to forget, as he put it into his own net. watford could have moved out of the relegation with a win, instead, they stay in the bottom three, with brighton in 15th. in the scottish cup, rangers are through to the quarter—finals after thrashing hamilton a—i. a flurry of second half goals quickly ended the tie, scot arfield's second of the game was this screamer from range in injury time as well to secure their place in the next round. inverness through to the after knocking out livingston. st johnstone won and replays are required in the two all premiership ties. nottingham forest have moved to within one point of the automatic promotion places. they defeated leeds to kneel at the city ground. and they sealed the win later on with tyler walker and a tap in. leads stay in the top two but have won just six of the lastly games. terri harper has become the wbc world super—featherweight world champion tonig

this is the county 0ak medical centre in brighton., with patients who are concerned about why it has been shut down, advised to contact nhs111. this follows the government telling us earlier today that four more people in the uk have tested positive for coronavirus. that brings the total number of people in the uk to eat altogether. what we are hearing now is this gp practice in sussex, cou nty is this gp practice in sussex, county 0q medical centre in brighton, has been temporarily shut down after a member of staff tested positive there for the coronavirus. it has been closed by the nhs. patients are advised to contact nhs 111 . patients are advised to contact nhs 111. we will bring you more on that with our health correspondent who is at the health surgery, we will be talking to him in a couple of minutes. do stay tuned for that. downing street says officials are looking at the idea of a building a bridge scotland and northern ireland. the prime minister has previously described the prospect of a bridge in the irish sea as "very int

an update about the case of coronavirus in brighton. following m essa 9 es coronavirus in brighton.n sent to parents and carers who have pupils in portslade academy. we will continue to pass on the advice giving schools in the city as soon as we receive updates. as i am sure many of you are aware, media outlets reported on thursday the first confirmed case of the coronavirus in brighton. we are working in collaboration with and guided by the local authority and public health england to ensure we are acting consistently with the right medical advice. today we have been contacted by the parent of a student who was contacted by public health england as part of their investigation concerning the confirmed case which is been reported in the newspapers yesterday. we have been informed that they have been advised by public health england to self isolate their child at home for ia days. if at any point the child is found to be symptomatic, we will be notified. the local authority has confirmed that public health england and the office of the chief medical officer are clear in their advice t

they beat brighton by a goal to nil, rob heath was watching that one.out the origins of this rivalry. 0thers some fans won't know about the origins of this rivalry. others will remember the 70s and the start of this field like yesterday. they all know that grudge matches can degenerate into cagey win at all costs affairs, certainly unsavoury at times. palace's wilfried zaha squared up to ezequiel shh later. the man in the yellow bib booked before he had even come on. there is no love lost between them. brighton haven't a match this year, and their cutting edge was painfully evident. beautiful move, only finish. even when brighton did get one on target, one of their own players managed to get the way. if they do get dragged into a relegation scrap, it's their finishing that melt ultimately cost them. it certainly cost them here. no side had scored fewer premier league goals than palace before this match. they had offered little until suddenly out of nothing, christian benteke found jordan iu, who found the net. cruel to brighton, and it could have been e

four more cases of coronavirus are confirmed in the uk,one of them at a gp practice in brighton, whichow been closed. a man is convicted of planning terror strikes on key london sites just over a year after being cleared of a sword attack outside buckingham palace. clearing up yet again — people across northern england are frustrated and angry as flood defences fail once more, this time due to storm ciara. and the oscar goes to... parasite! and the south korean film parasite makes history at the oscars by being the first foreign language film to win best picture. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers nicola bartlett, political correspondent for the daily mirror, and asa bennett, brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph. good evening. welcome to bbc news. bbc news can tonight confirm that the government will give the go—ahead to the whole of the controversial high—speed rail line hs2 rail link, which will link london to birmingham, manchester and leeds. an announcement is expected by the prime minister, borisjohnson, tomorrow. borisjohnson

two local gps tested positive for the new coronavirus, along with two other people in brighton.infected in a ski chalet in france by a british businessman who had himself got infected in singapore. without realising he was contagious, he passed on the virus to around a dozen britons, all without going anywhere near china. the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire. but for now it's only a spark — our objective remains containment. the longer this outbreak goes on, the more scientists are learning about the new coronavirus. latest estimates suggest it kills around one in 100 people who are infected. that compares with one in ten people who died from sars in 2003. yet even though the new coronavirus is much less deadly, the death toll has already exceeded that of sars — now more than 900, compared to 774 for sars. the reason is that this virus is so mild for huge numbers of people that, unlike sa rs, most of those infected never need hospital treatment, and this allows it to spread more effectively in the community. so how bad could i

brighton stay in 15th.sh cup after thrashing hamilton 4—1. a wave of second half goals quickly ended the tie, scot afield with his second of the game, this screamer from range in injury time as well to secure their spot in the next round. great britain's fed cup team have lost their qualifier against slovakia. they started the day 2—nil down in the five rubber match. heather watson had got them off to a good start as she beat rebecca sramkova.that meant that harriet dart needed to beat anna scmidlova. but it wasn't to be. dart lost the first set on a tie—break and saved 2 match points in the second, but went long with a backhand. so slovakia are through to the inauguralfinals in budapest, for gb its back to a qualifier for next year's competition. great britain's hopes of qualifying a women's basketball team for this summer's olympic games look to be over, after they lost to south korea in serbia. victory for britain would have secured them a place in tokyo but they lost by 82 points to 79. they face spain

before returning to brighton, he went skiing in france not knowing he was infected.ought he passed on the virus to around a dozen people, all without going anywhere near china. the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger pyre. but for now, it's only a spark. our objective remains containment. the longer the outbreak goes on, the more scientists are learning about the new coronavirus. latest estimates suggest that killed around one and a hundred people who are infected. that compares with one in ten people who died from sars in 2003. even though the new coronavirus is much less deadly, the death toll has already exceeded that of sars. now more than 900 compared to 774 for sars. the reason is that this virus is so mild for huge numbers of people, that unlike sars, most of those infected never need hospital treatment and this allows it to spread more effectively in the community. how bad could it get if the virus starts spreading widely in the virus starts spreading widely in the uk? is very hard to know but seasonal flu in engla

i've come from brighton. ..to witness what the rally‘s star attraction called the greatest moment inodern british history. we should celebrate the fact that, freed from the constraints of the european union, we, once again, will be able to find our place in the world. to be independent, to be free to make our own trade rules, our own laws, our own trade laws, who we trade with is supremely important for me as a briton. big ben's brexit bongs hadn't materialised.

the brighton and hove clinical commissioning group has now confirmed that all gp practices in brightonhe practices that were shut yesterday. we heard earlier that all of the patients that have come into contact with those two health workers from brighton who have tested positive for a coronavirus have now been traced. the headlines on bbc news... health officials have traced all the patients of two doctors who have tested positive with coronavirus. between them the healthworkers worked at four different places. policing the internet — the media regulator ofcom is being given new powers to protect people from harmful online content. bernie sanders narrowly beats out pete buttigeig to win the new hamsphire primary, and a bad night forformer frontrunnerjoe biden. he came fifth. in sport, and major event to be postponed because of the corona prix in shanghai is expected to be moved to later in the formula 1 calendar. the rfu is cutting the funding they give the champion ship funds by almost half. they say targets haven't been met. the nominees for this year's bbc woman of the year award ha

brighton and watford drew i—i.. scott arfield scored twice — this the goal of the game. hearts, stjohnstone and inverness caledonian thistle are also through, while aberdeen and kilmarnock, and st mirren and motherwell will have to replay after draws. tennis, and great britain have failed to make the finals of the fed cup. they needed to win both singles matches today and a deciding doubles rubber. heather watson won her tie, but a straight sets defeat for harriet dart means slovakia go through to april's finals. britain go into a play—off for next year's competition. and disappointment, too, for great britain's women's basketball team — whose 0lympic qualification chances look to be over. despite a late fightback, they lost to south korea, and now need to beat european champions spain if they're to stand a chance of winning a place at the tokyo games. there's more on the bbc sport website including racing superhorses altior and native river winning at newbury, but from me, goodnight. you can see more on all of tod

brighton stay in 15th.to go level on points at the top of the german bundesliga. they lost 11—3 against bayer leverkusen, with erling haaland failing to score for dortmund for the first time since joining the club last month. elsewhere, there were wins for union berlin, mainz and freiburg. sydney sixers have won the big bash league title with a 19—run victory over melbourne stars following a rain—shortened final at the sydney cricket ground. sixers opener, josh philippee hit a superb 52 off 29 balls to help his side post 116 for five with the match reduced to 12 overs per side. the stars struggled in reply, losing marcus stoinis and glenn maxwell early as they only made 97 for six. it's the sixers' first title since winning the inaugural twenty20 competition in 2012. meanwhile, india's women have pulled off the third—highest successful chase in women's t20 international history. to beat australia by seven wickets in their tri—series. chasing 17a, 16—year—old opener, sha—farli verma scored 49 off 28 balls to

agp a gp practice in brighton has temporarily closed after a member of staff tested positive for coronavirus. an islamist extremist has been convicted of planning terror attacks on key london sites just after a year or been cleared over a sword attack outside buckingham palace. sinn fein says early results in the irish general election are a revolution in the ballot box after it topped the polling ahead of the two parties that have dominated the country's politics for 70 years. a bbc investigation has uncovered new claims of preventable baby deaths at an nhs hospital in kent. we willjoin the sports the team at any moment but first what's coming up any moment but first what's coming up here, as the race to become the democratic challenger to donald trump gets under way beyond 100 days isa trump gets under way beyond 100 days is a new hampshire ahead of the all—important primary. after a gp surgery in brighton is forced to close i will be joined by the royal college of gps as work goes on to control the spread of the virus. and later on we will look at the first look at tomorrow's front pages.

welljames waterhouse is live for us in brighton.re affected by this. is that correct? that is exactly right, so we are actually at the surgery which is a mile and a half on the county medical centre which first underwent this extensive cleaning process on monday warning. it has been a bit of a strange morning when patients and staff were turning up frustrated at the lack of information and were wondering over their personal safety. then word came out that this centre had actually closed a mile and a half away, it sits over a block of flats as well. and this is all coming in the wake of the new cases of coronavirus that happened yesterday. what you get a sense of it is the localised fight that has happened here to try to can train the coronavirus. two of the new cases are known to be gps and we know that at least one of them works in the centre is here. information is trickling through what we do have more information on the businessman who has been named at the heart of the spread, steve walsh, who has given a statement saying he wo

there was another man in brighton who had come via brighton, and another contact of his who had alsoce. this morning, we realise there is another four cases all link to the ski chalet in the alps where the men from writing was for leading for a few days, those four cases have returned to the uk, that are now eight in total. he is being dubbed a super spreader? yes, that is a difficult turn, we don't know what that means it yet, it is certainly true that he is linked to five of these cases. of course, he was in very close contact with people on holiday, in confined spaces. there was opportunity for cough droplets to be passed around, that is obviously how the virus affected other people. the term super spreader is unhelpful at this point because it seems to be just a highly transmissible virus and people were in close proximity to him. new powers brought in will mean that somebody suspected of potentially having lee briers will be able to be forcibly quarantined, this is because one person under quarantine decided they don't want to stay? yes, it is reported that somebody who flew bac

. —— brighton. people. i know braddon is a small city. -- brighton. brighton's great. heathrow if you days ago, cold and adjust one—on—one —— nhs 111, but the big question is how many people she may have infected when she was feeling unwell or before she self isolated. these are now trying to trace relatives or anyone she may have had contact with. this is relevant, despite digby's objections notwithstanding, it is a high population density area, comparatively. and this other piece in the guardian, the trickle of cancellations of major events. we need to not forget about this, and the effect on the economy. it's interesting. you have this amazing country that has brought so many hundreds of millions of people out of poverty in the last 20 years, china, it is taking its place on the world stage, it is integrating its economy, and the same country having companies so technologically advanced has massive public health issues in parts of its society. because it is now integrating into the world economy in the world as you just said, events and such. the formula 1, playtex

watford are 1—0 up against brighton right now.palace at goodison park to continue their resurgance under carlo ancelotti. since the italian took charge in december only liverpool have won more points in the league than everton, while palace edge closer to the relegation zone. lydia campbell reports. when carlo ancelotti took over everton, they were battling against relegation. just two months on they are targeting a european spot. they lostjust once in the league in ten games and had the lead in this one thanks to some brilliance from bernard in an otherwise poor first half. before today christian benteke had not scored since last april so you can imagine his relief when he pulled palace level. he might have to thank jordan pickford for this one. their reprieve lasted less than eight minutes with richarlison finishing off his own run to restore the lead. they added another with just minutes remaining. dominic calvert—lewin tapping in. the aim for everton must surely now be europe but for palace, they face an uncomfortable winter b

in brighton.st, lyra mckee, in londonderry have arrested four men. the 29—year—old was shot dead while observing rioting in the city last april. the new ira has admitted carrying out her murder. the first same—sex couple to get married in northern ireland, after a landmark change in the law, have described the experience as surreal. there's some flash photography in these pictures of the couple sharni edwards and robyn peoples, who tied the knot in county antrim today. they have been together for six years. a home office flight deporting convicted offenders to jamaica has left the uk, despite a last—minute legal challenge. 17 people were deported but 25 others were stopped by a court ruling, amid concerns that some detainees hadn't had access to legal advice. the government said all those being deported were jamaican nationals who'd been convicted of criminal offences and given prison sentences of 12 months or more. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. brook house near gatwi

brighton stay 15th. to within one point of the automatic promotion places. they beat fellow promotion rivals leeds 2—0 at the city ground — sammi ameobi putting the home side ahead. and they sealed the win late on, academy product tyler walker with a simple tap in. leeds stay in the top two — but have won just one of their last six league games. preston have moved back into the championship playoff places, after beating wigan 2—1 in today's lunchtime game. this goalfrom danieljohnson put alex neil's side 2—nil up, after tom bark—hazen broke the deadlock. chey dunkley pulled a goal back for wigan. but, preston hung on for the three points. elsewhere in the championship it's still incredibly tight at the top. third placed fulham arejust one point off leeds in second after beating blackburn i—nil. while brentford are just two points further back, after snatching a late winner to beat middlesbrough 3—2. at the bottom of the table there were big wins for stoke and huddersfield. rangers are through to the quar

brighton stay in 15th.ck into the premier league. they lost 2—0 at nottingham forest — tyler walker sealing it in stoppage time. leeds are still second but they've won only one of their last six league games and forest are challenging them for promotion — they're now only a point behind them. bsc glasgow from the lowland league are hoping to continue their scottish cup adventure this afternoon — they play hibs in the fifth round, in what is the biggest match in their history. later on, celtic face league one clyde, with the quarter—final draw straight afterwards. rangers will be in the hat — but manager steven gerrard said he had to "rattle a few cages" at half—time, before they beat hamilton 4—1, with three goals coming after the break — scott arfield with this one in injury time. details of all yesterday's games are on the bbc sport website. great britain's ice hockey team are still on track to reach the winter olympics for the first time since 19118. they thrashed estonia 7—1 to go top of their group in

but brighton is dealing with the after—effects of his infection, with two gp surgeries being closed to he did everything by the book. he says, "i was advised to attend an isolated room at hospital, despite showing no symptoms, and subsequently self—isolated at home, as instructed." "when the diagnosis was confirmed, i was sent to an isolation unit in hospital, where i remain, and as a precaution my family was also asked to isolate themselves." but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. the disease now has an official name — covid—19. the government rates the risk level for the public as moderate but sounded this warning. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt, we will do everything that is effective to tackle this virus and keep people safe. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a confere

james waterhouse is in brighton for us this morning. james, what more can you tell us?reat posed by the virus is imminent and serious, but on an individual level the risk is much lower. in terms of mapping by the virus has a close medical centre got such attention. four cases of coronavirus were announced yesterday, it is for two local gps here to brighton, which is why they are trying to contain it in this manner. the department of health say broadly the threat posed by the virus is imminent and serious, but on an individual level the risk is much lower. in terms of mapping whether viruses come from, there is the case of a british businessman who is thought to be responsible for five cases after he spread it at a ski chalet in france after coming back from singapore on after coming back from singapore on a business conference. it is taking authorities some time to process what has happened. there is a global picture, the number of cases is more than 40,000, with the number of dead in china around the 1000 mark. this is not the only closure we are seeing, couple of hour

a gp practice in brighton has been closed temporarily after a member of staff there tested positive forle in the uk have now been infected. an islamist extremist who had been cleared of plotting a sword attack on police officers has now been convicted of planning to target london tourist hotspots. storm ciara continues to cause chaos across the uk. it's emerged a 58—year—old man was killed yesterday by a falling tree in hampshire. sinn fein says early results from ireland's general election are a "revolution in the ballot box" after it topped the poll ahead of the two parties which have dominated the country's politics since partition. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nicola bartlett, who's a political correspondent for the daily mirror, and asa bennett, brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i says that the prime minister is expected to give the green light tomorrow to the hs2 high—speed rail project. at the same time, the government is about to announce billions fo

brighton stood in the way of west ham escaping the relegation zone.front. snodgrass then made it 2—0, but they threw away that lead. it ended 3—3, which included an own goal from angelo ogbonna. the result leaves west ham in the relegation zone whilst brighton stay 15th. we had to recover from their third goal and we did and pushed and pushed and deservedly got the equaliser and fabianski has pulled off some good saves. i‘m delighted with the character shown by the players. and there was a potentially big win for bournemouth. they had a 2—1 victory over the league cup finalists, aston villa. two first—half goals in six minutes from philip billing, and nathan ake proved enough to secure all three points — even though a bournemouth player was sent off in the second half. so that means they‘re out of the bottom three. villa are 17th. very pleased with today‘s effort that the lads have given. it was a great start, i thought we played well. ii—vii and then the sending off and we battled well. our attitude was set from early in the match and we started well

in the british seaside resort of brighton, a businessman who's thought to have infected 11 people issays it's just a precaution now. but brighton is dealing with the after—effects of his infection, with two gp surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he did everything by the book. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in france, where he passed the virus on to 11 other people. five of those infected remain in france, and one man returned to majorca. mr walsh and the other five british people came back to the uk. two of them are gps, and two surgeries have been temporarily closed. mr walsh's neighbours are baffled by all the attention. his wife's told me on the phone that really he's not that ill. she thinks it's a complete, basically a load of rubbish, and that it's no wors

he fell ill after returning to brighton. at the school is in city is in self—imposed quarantine. ina in a separate case, a british family of four including two girls is in hospital as a precaution after one of them came into contact with the coronavirus casing france. samples have been sent to madrid for testing. translation: we will have to wait between 24 and 48 hours for the results but there will be announced as soon as possible. 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 celebrating his honeymoon. he'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, 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 outbre

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olympic skater michelle kwan campaigned for joe brighton at the bridge manchester, new hampshire. the granite state holds its primaries on tuesday. >> how difficult is it for biden to win here after a bad result in iowa? michelle: the most important thing is to have a strong showing. joe biden said it was a punch in the gut. support -- joe biden supports the biggest, broadest, and strongest coalition. four days now -- from now, the primaries happening and then onto south carolina and nevada. we are continuing on. sure we just -- >> what do you think has gone wrong for him? he stood it out so far ahead and now he is struggling. michelle: it is disappointing come of the finish. said, it is a punch in the gut but there is a clear path. campaign have the biggest and broadest coalition. you need that to win. thank you. thank you. you want to say hi to folks? coffee? thank you for coming. >> we waited for you. hi guys, how are you? are you voting here? >> yeah. michelle: i am michelle kwan. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you. >> can we take a picture? michelle: of course. [ind

come back to europe ten days or so ago and stayed first in a chalet in the alps and then got on to brightonre he developed these symptoms. he had gone to the authorities and they asked him, where have you been? the information emerged that he went to the alps so the british authorities passed on that information to the french authorities who went to the chalet and confirmed that of the ii authorities who went to the chalet and confirmed that of the 11 people living in the chalet, five have been contaminated with the virus. at this conference they said the chalet consists of two apartments. in one of those apartments is a family of british people who are resident in france and that is a family, a mother, father and three children, the mother wasn't in france at the time but it is the father and the nine—year—old boy in this family who have the virus. in the other palm that were seven tourists, of that group, three have the virus. all 11 are under observation in hospital, have been kept in isolation but there were quite clear, no officials we re there were quite clear, no officials were worri

but brighton is dealing with the after—effects of his infection, with two gp surgeries being closed tobeen named and has explained that he did everything by the book. he says, "i was advised to attend an isolated room at hospital, despite showing no symptoms, and subsequently self isolated at home, as instructed." "when the diagnosis was confirmed, i was sent to an isolation unit in hospital, where i remain, and a5 a precaution my family was also asked to isolate themselves." but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. the disease now has an official name — covid—19. the government rates the risk level for the public as moderate but sounded this warning. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt, we will do everything that is effective to tackle this virus and keep people safe. mr wal5h picke

we have also seen in brighton and elsewhere, because he went to the gp, they had to shut the gp and cleay had to shut the gp and clean every gp, they had to shut the gp and clea n every su rfa ce gp, they had to shut the gp and clean every surface they can see to ensure there is no danger of, however low level risk might be, of the virus hanging around to infect anyone else. it was very swift. we saw last night at this medical centre in surrey where this man had gone to that they closed that health centre very quickly, they did what is called a deep clean of the area, as you say, and it has now reopened. we have seen patients going in this morning, but the crucial thing they are trying to do now is try to contact trace. they are trying to find out exactly who has been in contact with this man who has been confirmed as having the coronavirus. he is from surrey, and that i think was the worry for officials, health officials, that this is the first person to have contracted the coronavirus within the uk. there is a difference with this man compared to all the other cases we have seen. thank

it leaves the hammers in the relegation zone whilst brighton stay 15th.2—1 at home to aston villa and move out of the bottom three. sheffield united are fifth after a 1—0 win at palace, and newcastle were held to a gaolless drew by bottom side norwich. hibs—st mirren finished 2—2. kilmarnock beat ross county and stjohnstone — hearts was a three all draw. american sofia kenin has won the australian open beating garbine muguruza. the first set went to the spaniard 6—4. but kenin fought back to take the next two sets 6—2. at 21 years old kenin is the youngest to win the australian open in 12 years. jamie murray missed out on his 8th grand slam title, losing in the mixed doubles final. murray and tennis partner bethanie mattek—sands were beaten in a third set match tie break by the croatian—czech pairing nikola mektic and barbora krejcikova. tomorrow britain'sjoe salisbury is in the men's doubles final. that's all the sport for now. a 19—year—old man has died and a woman is seriously ill in hospital, after they are believed to have taken the drug mdma. a numb

but brighton is dealing with the after—effects of his infection, with two gp surgeries being closed tod that he did everything by the book. he says: but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in france, where he passed the virus on to 11 other people. five of those infected remain in france, and one man returned to majorca. mr walsh and the other five british people came back to the uk. two of them are gps, and two surgeries have been temporarily closed. mr walsh's neighbours are baffled by all the attention. his wife's told me on the phone that really he's not that ill. she thinks it's a complete, basically a load of rubbish, and that it's no worse than flu, probably not as bad. it's just five days now since st

the other is a gp in brighton.now in isolation, and the department of health says all services at worthing hospital are operating normally. the chinese government has asked formula one to cancel the grand prix in shanghai, as the authorities there continue their efforts to contain the infection. andy moore reports. the accident 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 initi

, the brighton fans, if the site do not start winning, this could all end in tea rs.e huge to their survival hopes. jarrod bowen had a perfect full debut, and michail antonio was also on target at the london stadium after the london forward had levelled the opener for southampton. i'm happy because we are getting away from the bottom end of the league. i hope we can be safe shortly and then i can put into place some things which i think can help, and improve and try and make it better. but i think that's the job any manager would do. i actually think that's the work i do best, and i think if i get that opportunity, i can turn this into something special. i can't do it right away, but hopefully given a bit of time i can do. bournemouth came very close to beating chelsea — only for the london side to equalise in the last few minutes. 2—2 it finished. a draw is not enough for bournemouth who have their lowest ever points tally at this stage of the season. a really entertaining game. i thought it was a really good advert for the premier league. good quality game, i though

kill and a stingray joey i can't gory joe it's just a sting right so so we can raise interest in brighton i saw the pit food industry in a strike is an ex so willing to discuss sting describes. now the government has stopped some of the kangaroo hunts environmentalist's are worried that their population might never fully recover from the bushfires. years will pass before gary and sarah expect to see a whole mob of kangaroos returned but the disaster has sent australia a wake up call campaigns are collecting donations for the continent's wealth life from far and wide. and just like gary many australians are putting food and drink out for the enemy. to see the outpouring of love and support that we've had. i guess gives us. gives us fight that people still care about the future over a wildlife and you know it's been a traumatic heartbreaking. and soul destroying really journey and. to say the outpouring of love that we have heads i guess is really kicked is going to these point. little sienna won't be alone here much longer. so it's more and we have a. lot more things using bing. but i'm no

brighton taking on crystal palace.e only team in the top four english divisions yet to win a game in any competition in 2020 and are in need ofa win. it's currently 0—0. arsenal and chelsea meet in the women's continental league cup final this afternoon. arsenal aiming to win the trophy for the sixth time in its nine—year history, chelsea are in the final for the first time. i think arsenal are going to be out for blood, considering we have beaten them both home and away the season beaten them both home and away the season and this is their chance to get some silverware this year. and, obviously, it is a conscious one for us obviously, it is a conscious one for us because we have never won this trophy before, so this was one of the key features of our season, making sure we got to the final and we ta ke making sure we got to the final and we take the trophy home. india secured top spot in group a of the women's t20 world cup with a dominant seven—wicket win over sri lanka. india have won all four of their group games a

olympic skater michelle kwan campaigned for joe brighton at the bridge manchester, new hampshire. the granite state holds its primaries on tuesday. >> how difficult is it for biden to win here after a bad result in iowa? michelle: the most important thing is to have a strong showing. joe biden said it was a punch in the gut.

catherine burns reports from brighton. a precaution now. but brighton is dealing with the after—effects of his infection, with two gp surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he followed official advice. he says at first he self isolated at home, and then was taken but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open. five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england, and that there is a minimal ongoing risk of infection. the virus now has an official name, covid—i9. the government rates the risk level for the public as moderate. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt, we will do everything that is effective to tackle this virus and keep people safe. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in

the search is on to trace patients treated at a brighton gp surgery

so we now have a cluster of cases here in the brighton area, we are about 12 miles away from brightond in the uk, the authorities are trying to stop it spread any further. they say even though they cannot release information because of patient confidentiality, they say they will be in touch with anyone who has been in contact with those coronavirus sufferers. they say the process of getting in touch with them and stopping the spread of the disease is under way but concern is growing up is under way but concern is growing up and down the south coast. as i said, we are about 12 miles to the west. if you go about 20 miles to the east of brighton, there are two more schools which are telling pa rents more schools which are telling parents that teachers may have been in contact with somebody who had coronavirus. business premises in eastbourne, one has been shut, apparently. certainly, a lot of public places now, pubs, doctors surgeries, schools, that are being linked in some way to these cases. they are not confirmed cases but certainly concern is growing. 0k, andy, thank you for that upd

the surgery in brighton where one of them worked had to be shut down yesterday for cleaning. geneva to london gatwick on 28th january after a person on the flight has since been diagnosed the virus. let's get more on our top story — the government is expected to give the go—ahead for the entire high speed two rail line to be built. it is expected that they will later confirm that the rail project linking london to birmingham and then on to manchester and leeds get final approval. lets speak to jonathan bartley — he is the co—leader of the green party and is in our westminster studio. good morning, thank you forjoining us. 0bviously good morning, thank you forjoining us. obviously the party has consistently opposed this project, so, unlike some, you must be disappointed today? yes, we're huge fa ns disappointed today? yes, we're huge fans of trains, you could not get a more tween —— train enthusiastic party than the green party but we think this is the wrong party, it was dropped out of the sky into thousand nine, saying it would cost £7 billion, that has ballooned out of prop

the other is a locum gp in brighton. that is just down the south coast from worthing.n quarantine. it might underline the fact that medical workers could be at particular risk of catching this virus because of the nature of their work. staying in brighton, a nursing home, patch a nursing home, visited by the locum gp, says it has closed its doors to visitors as a precaution. though nobody there is ill at the moment. and dad oxon, at hmp bollington, two prisoners have developed flulike symptoms and are in isolation. they are being tested for the virus. one is thought to have been transferred from a jail in thailand very recently. that testing going on there. more than 1300 tested in the uk so far. only eight have tested positive. so although this is a serious situation and is changing, it is not comparable to what is going on in china or other parts of east asia. thank you for bringing us right up—to—date. the number of people infected with coronavirus on a cruise ship quarantined injapan has risen to 17k, making it the biggest outbreak outside china. rupert whigfield—h