later here on brighton beach another in central london in hyde park. the types of people who are likely to come out and he these schools perhaps tending more towards the kind of far right and libertarian. end of the political spectrum. by and large though i think the u.k. population has been on board with the lock down it tends to view the government's actions as being if anything too late and perhaps not going far enough in restricting people's movements but if we do see people coming out down to brighton beach today it is not likely to be that many from the protesting end of the spectrum more likely to be day trippers and people coming out stretching their legs after the government earlier this week eased the restrictions slightly it abandons the. let go at least the stay at home message and replace it with a much more ridicule stay alert message but now people are allowed to take it as much exercise outside as they want to travel a bit further etc the fear though is that you will see places like this brighton beach with daytrippers coming down from

this doesn't feel like brighton today, it feels like a horrible day in brighton with all the daytrippersi do feel safe because it's quite a big beach, so it feels possible to stay two metres away. i think everybody has just got to abide by the rules, it's not hard. it's just one of those things, everybody has to get on with it. the hot weather has certainly brought people to the beach in brighton. the challenge, here, as elsewhere, is how best to remind them to keep their distance. in the peak district, walkers were out in force, along with their dogs. not far away in glossop, there was time for a round of golf, and city dwellers have enjoyed their local green spaces. in lancashire, fishing, suited to social distancing. in england, rules regarding travel and exercise have been loosened, but it remains the case in scotland that you have to stay in your local area. the same is true in wales, and in both you can't meet up with members of different households. in northern ireland you can drive somewhere to exercise, but it can't be too far from home. not so in devon, where the police issued

this doesn't feel like brighton today, it feels like a horrible day in brighton where it's quite dangerous.” like a horrible day in brighton where it's quite dangerous. i do feel safe because it's quite a big beach, so it feels possible to stay two metres away. i think everybody hasjust got to two metres away. i think everybody has just got to abide by the rules, it's not hard. it'sjust one of those things, everybody has to get oi'i those things, everybody has to get on with it. the hot weather has certainly brought people to the beachin certainly brought people to the beach in brighton. the challenge, here, as elsewhere, is how best to remind them to keep their distance. in the peak district, walkers were out in force, along with their dogs. not far away in glossop, there was time for a round of golf, and city dwellers have enjoyed their local green spaces. this was kings heath park in birmingham. in england, rules regarding travel and exercise have been loosened, but it remains the case in scotland that you have to stay in your local area. the same is true in wales, and in both you can't

to worried about visitors flocking to the seaside rory chalons reports from brighton. on any normal sunny may weekend brighton would be welcoming visitors with open arms more swimmers more splashes more sunbathers out of towners and daytrippers but 2020 isn't normal and as england eases lock down restrictions brighton like many of the country's attractions and beauty spots is worried too many people will come flocking it's really painful to be asking people not to come here but we need to be clear with people that we don't believe for that safe to do so just yet our local services the console police and health are all focusing on keeping people wow so we don't want to be stretched with some people deciding to. go scotland and wales haven't changed their measures earlier in the week the prime minister johnson replaced england's stay at home message with a more confusing stay alert and told people they could spend more time outdoors and travel further pedro and for on to and their kids have emerged from lockdown in redhill an hour's drive away the 1st trip in 2 months is

brighton say they would be against the premier league returning at neutral venues, saying it has thety of the competition. on friday premier league clubs were told that playing the remaining games at neutral grounds would be the only way to complete the season, with up to ten stadiums likely to be chosen to host matches behind closed doors stop the brighton chief executive paul barber says they would not be in favour of the proposal. the club is currently two points above the relegation zone with five of their nine remaining games supposed to be played at home. brighton calling for patients, the premier league says it will only return when it is safe and appropriate to do so. the former england striker andy cole has told us england striker andy cole has told us it is crucial the decision is not lost. everyone wants to see football back on tv. we talk about football, but ultimately we are talking about health. that is your real wealth. that is the way i look at things. we have to do things right. when and if they believe football can come back, it will come back. up until then, we jus

well let's move down to the beaches of brighton in the u.k. where restrictions have been lifted roy talons joins us live from there rory and all weekend trip to brighton was very much a thing. now the lockdowns being how is it all looking at people paying attention to the rules. well the fear amongst the local authorities here and i've been speaking to a counselor from the green party works here in brighton and hove and he was saying look it's against every bone in his body of every fiber of his being but he was saying just don't come here this weekend if you're from london outside of brighton wherever this is not the place you should be coming the moment for a day trip up and you can see the beach behind me it's there are people here but it's certainly no way near as busy as it would be on a normal warm may weekend but these are not normal times we know that we've been told it time and time again and the fear is that as these restrictions are being slowly incrementally released in the u.k. with boris johnson dropping the stay at home message

local authorities here and i've been speaking to a counselor from the green party works here in brighton and hove and he was saying look it's against every bone in his body every every fiber of his being but he was saying just don't come here this weekend if you're from london outside of brighton wherever this is not the place you should be coming the moment for a day trip up when you can see the beach behind me it's there are people here but it's certainly no way near as busy as it would be on a normal warm 'd may weekend but these are not normal times we know that we've been told it time and time again and the fear is that as these restrictions are being slowly incrementally released in in the u.k. with boris johnson dropping the stay at home message now saying stay alert instead whatever that means that people are going to start rushing to places like this and they're coming out of there in forced hibernation but for the moment it seems as if the people are still listening to their while the advice that they should be being very cautious and not going back to normal life quite yet. in

this doesn't feel like brighton today, it feels like a horrible day in brighton where it's quite dangeroust's not hard. it's just one of those things, everybody has to get on with it. the hot weather has certainly brought people to the beach in brighton. the challenge, here, as elsewhere, is how best to remind them to keep their distance. in the peak district, walkers were out in force, along with their dogs. not far away in glossop, there was time for a round of golf, and city dwellers have enjoyed their local green spaces. this was kings heath park in birmingham. while in england, rules regarding travel and exercise have been loosened, but it remains the case in scotland that you have to stay in your local area. the same is true in wales, and in both you can't meet up with members of different households. in northern ireland, you can drive somewhere to exercise, but it can't be too far from home. on the beach at weston—super—mare. social distancing was very much in evidence. the queues for the loo and a snack, perhaps not always two metres. as the summer heats up, so will the pressure on

it member of the public, a vicarfrom brighton, in fact.ough the number of deaths is falling, we must keep our resolve. and the health secretary also said contracts have been signed to make 2 billion items of ppe in the uk and he said that the drug remdesivir is probably the biggest move in treatment so far, the biggest step forward. he said it would be incredibly important that people do follow the rules for themselves and for the community in following the test and trace programme. let's get some reaction to the fallout from the dominic cummings affair in particular. we can talk to tim montgomery, political commentator and the founder of conservative home website. thank you for being with us once again, tim. we have heard from kuyt a few conservative mps who are pretty angry at dominic cummings, calling for him to resign —— we have heard from kuyt a few. —— quite a few. i understand that in the conservative membership there is a majority in favour of dominic cummings staying, which in some sense is a good thing for him, better than the ot

yes brighton is just a short train ride from london just over an hour away and on any normal weekends in late spring or summer particularly warm weekends like this one is forecast to be this beach would be absolutely rahm's with people day trippers coming from the capital and from other parts of the south of england the fear is as today progress is sunday's supposed to be even warmer than today that you might see people coming in considerable numbers there have been warnings from local authorities and police forces from around the country the local beauty spots parks national parks beaches etc should not be turned into day tripping locations just because the restrictions that people have been living with for the last few months have been eased slightly this is the 1st weekend that has come along since the easing on wednesday of restrictions people are now being allowed out to do an unlimited amount of exercise outside. they can travel to go and do their exercise they can get far away from their houses but people are being warned don't come to places like brighton beach stay roughly wh

brighton calling for patience.ter united striker andy cole has told us it's crucial the decision isn't rushed. everyone wants to see football back on the tv. i support football, but ultimately, we are talking about

brighton's ceo paul barber has warned any plans to restart matches in a rush could "cost lives".n sunday ahead of monday's league meeting... as clubs try to move towards the proposed restart date of june 12th. it's expected some will urge a delay and ask the league to abandon their neutral venues plan. well, the premier league will no doubt be keeping an eye on the return of germany's bundesliga. it's set to become europe's first major football league to resume matches next saturday. however, there's been a setback for dynamo dresden, who play in the second division, after two of their players tested positive for covid—19. the whole squad is now in quarantine and out of action for 14 days. it's a situation the crystal palace owner steve parish says he's keeping an eye on. we're hoping it is successful and they can provide a blueprint. clearly, we can see some of the early challenges, but the concern for us, of course, is if they prove insurmountable now then we may be in for a very, very extended period of not being able to play. and that has huge ramifications, obviously, for th

first to the premier league, where a third brighton player has tested positive for coronavirus.warned any plans to restart matches in a rush could cost lives. he was speaking to the mail on sunday ahead of the league's meeting as clubs try to move towards the proposed restart date of 12thjune. it is expected some will urge a delay and ask the league to abandon their neutral venues plan. crystal palace chairman steve parrish says he believes the premier league's project restart may prove unfeasible, but they'll try to find consensus, and that clubs across football are facing up to tougher financial times. we know we will be damaged coming out of this financially, because obviously we have no crowds, no matched a revenue. —match day that will go on for a long time. it's really about damage limitation and seeing what we can salvage. and hopefully we can get to a point, certainly where no premier league club is in that situation. but i think down the leagues where gates and all the income is 50% of the money, things will get very critical very quickly. spain is also hoping to get fo

despite restrictions being eased this week in england were a challenge went to the beach city a brighton to see if people are heeding that message. i was just speaking to a councillor here who is for the green party and he was saying look it's against every fiber in his body to say this but he's advising anyone who is thinking of coming. on a day trip either from london or elsewhere in the south of england just don't do it because if you come here in great numbers you risk bringing. the disease with you again at the time when the country is just starting to find its way back to well it's not normal life yet but trying to get in that direction and if you can look behind me you can see that these beaches are pretty deserted on any normal weekend in the late spring or summer in any normal year these beaches here would be absolutely rahm's but they're not the moments the message from from the counselor that we had here in brighton is being repeated in beauty spots local authorities saying the same thing all around this country after the government's slightly ease the restrictions earlier in

but brighton's chief executive paul barber says they would "not be in favour" of the proposal.y two points above the relegation zone with five of their nine remaining games supposed to be played at home. italian side sassuolo are set to become the first serie a football team to allow players to train from tomorrow, as the country gradually begins to roll back its lockdown. clu bs voted on friday to restart the season when it's safe to do so. the league was suspended on march the 9th withjuventus leading lazio by a point. sassuolo are one of several clubs opening up their facilities from monday, but players will only be allowed to train individually for now. with the olympics postponed as well as many other events, the president of world athletics says they face a huge challenge ahead to get competitions back up and running on a global level. lord coe has told bbc news that expert advice and the safety of athletes will be paramount when deciding the way forward. we really do have to be guided by governments and public health authorities, and for us the principle is very clear. i

brighton on the south coast of england in 1919.tler, before joining the stranglers in 1975. known for his distinctive sound and playing style, he would be and playing style, he would be an ever present member, touring and performing almost until the day he died. dave greenfield was described asa kind, dave greenfield was described as a kind, generous soul. a true innovator and a musical legend. that's it for now. thank you so much for watching. much more on the bbc website and on twitter. hello there. the highest temperature on monday was 20 celsius, that was in west wales. today it's going to be cooler across the board. but as the week goes on, so temperatures will rise once again, peaking on friday in the sunshine. for many parts of the country, our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure, keeping it dry and clear. the fly in the ointment, and it's a big fly, is this weatherfront here, bringing in wet and windy weather into the south—west. through the early hours, and as we head into tuesday morning, it's a wet start i

brighton forward glenn murray.as already been moved once. i feel they are the only pressures we have at the moment. do you think it is realistic that clubs in this country will be back and playing within weeks?” in this country will be back and playing within weeks? i mean, that remains to be seen. all i want to put across is the players' point of view, really, that it needs to be in a sensible timeframe and need to be ina a sensible timeframe and need to be in a safe environment so the players and everyone that is involved in foot ball and everyone that is involved in football is able to reconvene. what you have seen of the plans so far, how safe would you feel? there is a lot of rumours going around and a lot of rumours going around and a lot of rumours going around and a lot of press releases but i feel as though, if we are to be locked up in a hotel for six weeks or eight weeks, or if we were to wear masks during training, that would suggest to me that it is not safe to play yet. so let's talk about the masks a

proof from their team and the eighty's he had lost his magic on the pitch also it further clubs in brighton and the us and canada living his gay lifestyle and still praying to the lord asking for forgiveness fashion as taylor has all the ingredients for a netflix documentary and little wonder there is one. today's football world offers a stark contrast especially with the flawless live shot on instagram but if you take a closer look you see that a lot of the imagery is like that traditionally associated with gay men's magazines psychologists also point to another aspect of coming out as a homosexual and that doesn't have to do with instagram footballers create their own brands they often center on masculinity and being a real man so aftershave don't sell if you come out the same guys who pretend to have been struck by a tornado when they're tackled fairly the same guys who roll over and gently pushed they are supposedly the real man so why don't more of the corners to come out of the closet there are repeated rumors and speculation but not much more 30 years after a fashion some say there a

brighton voice their opposition to the premier league finishing at neutral venues.ave been told it's the only way of restarting and completing the remaining fixtures for safety reasons. good morning. we are waking up to a lot more cloud across england and wales today. there's a lot of fine weather out there at the moment, but for some of us, the chance of some sharper showers heading on into this afternoon. i'll be taking a look at what your chances are in just a little while. it's sunday the 3rd of may. our top story: as the number of people in the uk who have died from coronavirus rises above 28,000 — the second worst total in europe — the prime minister has spoken for the first time in detail about his experience of being in intensive care with the virus. speaking to the sun on sunday, he said contingency plans were made while he was seriously ill in hospital with coronavirus. john mcmanus reports. coronavirus continues to take its toll on families across the uk. the country now has the second—highest death toll in europe behind italy. 28,131 people have now succ

in brighton stan is with us. bridenstine isim with us. we are one day away from when america will return american astronauts on american rockets from american soil to space. nearly site -- extraordinarily exciting time in the life of this program. i know i speak on behalf of the president of the united states and express my appreciation. , the entire nasa team, my humble admiration for the astronauts we will be speaking to in just a few moments. they will be carrying american leadership back into space. i know i speak for the president when i say how grateful we are. it has put into practice president trump's vision for american leadership in space. , i seehe great privilege the vice chair of the joint chiefs of staff. commissioned the very first class of officers in the united states 's. the return ofwith --rican operations, this is it comes at an important time in the life of our nation. we found ourselves over the last few months dealing with the pandemic. we have seen the american people respond or health-care workers to first respond

on any normal sunday may weekend brighton would be welcoming visitors with open arms more swimmers more splashes more sunbathers out of towners and daytrippers but 2020 isn't normal but as in england eases lock down restrictions brighton like many of the country's attractions and beauty spots is worried too many people will come flocking it's really paying for to be asking people not to come here but we need to be clear with people that we don't believe that it's safe to do so just yet our local services the console police and health are all focusing on keeping people wow so we don't want to be stretched with some people deciding to visit the subway scotland and wales have. and changed their measures earlier in the week prime minister johnson replaced england's stay at home message with a more confusing stay alert and told people they could spend more time outdoors and travel further pedro and for want to and their kids have emerged from lockdown in redhill an hour's drive away the 1st trip in 2 months is great it's of course yeah no we didn't exactly 0 yeah right now there's no one nea

ok let's move now to the beaches of brighton in the u.k. on the south coast on the saucers coast where restrictions have been lifted rory chalons joins us live so rory how many people are they expecting there this coming weekend. no and that's the thing i was just speaking to a counselor here who is for the green party and he was saying that it's against every fiber in his body to say this but he's advising anyone who is thinking of coming down to brighton on a day trip either from london or or elsewhere in the south of england just don't do it because if you come here in great numbers you risk bringing. the disease with you again at a time when the country is just starting to find its way back to well it's not normal life yet but trying to get in that direction and if you can look behind me you can see that these beaches are pretty deserted on any normal weekend in the late spring or summer in any normal year these beaches here would be absolutely rahm's but they're not the moments and the message from from the counselor that we had here i

this is germany 2nd biggest hotel the park in brighton the house of land most some is over 900 of its 1000 rooms are booked but because of the current travel restrictions right now only 25 are in use. we're reaching our limits it's becoming unbearable we desperately need travel as it's incredibly important for germany to restart business and tourism activities we need people to come to the city again but when is the top distillation we need tourists here last year 8 out of 10 overnight stays in this city were from the tourism sector. frontin you are not only in the. us also into the station sector. 5 shaggin who runs a restaurant a. square says in non corona times 50 percent of the diners are tourists from abroad he's been allowed to host customers on his premise is again for a few days now. because all of us kept a distance no need to tell anyone not everyone knows to keep 1.5 meters apart now relatively good start when we get a little salt. such restrictions will be the price to pay for tourists in europe for a while to come according to the german government in exchange for many st

across england, from the beaches of brighton to the scenery of surrey, it's already starting to lookrowded in some places ahead of monday's changes. in the new forest, most but not all families welcome the adjustment that allows groups of up to six people to meet. i don't think it'll do any harm, as long as everyone‘s sensible, yeah. so i think, yes, meet up, be sensible, keep a distance and i can't see it being a problem. it's dangerous. we've got to keep on how we are doing now, social distancing and keep everything closed. new police figures in england show fines for breaching lockdown laws fell below 900 in the past two weeks, but guardians at popular places like this still have concerns about what's coming. right across england, the rules do change from monday about social distancing. what's your message to the public? the rules may change on monday, but our message remains the same, that you need to plan your visit and you need to maintain that social distancing mentioned in the regulations. you can't suddenly turn up with 20 members of your family to a party. from monday, any

i have seen references to brighton & hove albion, southampton, west ham and manchester city stadium beingioned so far. previously we had heard about wembley and st george's pot, the nationalfootball heard about wembley and st george's pot, the national football centre, but they seem to have fallen by the wayside. the us women's nationalfootball team's bid for equal pay has been rejected by a court, with the judge dismissing the players‘ claims that they were underpaid compared to the men. they had filed the lawsuitjust before the world cup last year, where they won the trophy for the fourth time. they had been seeking $66 million in damages. but a judge has ruled that only their case for unfair treatment in travel, accommodation and medical support can go ahead. a spokesperson for the team says they will appeal the decision. striker and co—captain megan rapinoe tweeted, "we will never stop fighting for equality", as did fellow captain alex morgan, saying, "although disappointing to hear this news, this will not discourage us in our fight for equality." )now to a new sport bringing men and

but with us all forced to swap barcelona for brighton and corfu for cornwall, there is hope that theiday but also many hundreds of businesses across the uk. sarah corker, bbc news, north yorkshire. we can speak now to the head of visit britain, patricia yates, whojoins me now via webcam from kent. good morning. social media yesterday evening, the front pages of many newspapers this morning after of images of people on beaches, pretty packed beaches in various parts of the uk. it highlights, i think, that until there is actually a proper system of testing and tracking and tracing, that it is going to be very difficult for people to get back to holidaying comfortably for quite some time. i think it is but as you have heard, the tourism industry, the attractions, hotels, are looking at how they can work with much better infection control and social distancing and changing their business models to do that. for example, you might introduce timed tickets so that you can control the flow of people going around an attraction. i think the industry is working on that. of course, we have a time

we saw this not only in south end, but in places like brighton, it was a lovely sunny day. the hottest day we have had, and people have been cooped in. and you can understand, people have been very goodin understand, people have been very good in following the two metre rule in staying at home to save lives and protect the nhs, but to come back to what ros was saying about track and trace, the problem with track and trace, the problem with track and trace is that we changed policy in march. we should've gone down the track and trace route vendor. we are trying to catch up, but we have got to demonstrate that we can catch up, because other countries have shown him and the who kept saying, test, test, test, that's the only way to get it done, but what the feeling is, since the figure coming out show that there been no cases in london today, that the overall number of cases are declining in the north and midland region are compared to london having a worrying divergence, but therefore it will encourage people to think, well, maybe we have beaten this. so they need sort of ha r

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wildlife emergency services says this bobcat was fo along h near brighton beach. it died soon after. another was found in tuesday near the uc santa cruz campus. experts believe that they fell ill after eating poisoned rodents. wildlife emergency services is trying to raise funds to show how widespread the problem really is. >>> one firefighter is her after responding to a tire shop fire in san jose. crews arrived around 3:00 a.m. to douse the fire and stop it from spreading. i got it under control about half an hour. the firefighter have minor injuries. >>> a new walk of covid-19 test site is opening up in santa clara county today, thanks to actor sean penn's organization core, community organized relief effort. the actor teamed up with the roots community health center to open up the test site at the a.m. cevery wednesday. to 3:00 p.m. pens organization, corr is focused on expanding testing to the vulnerable and underserved communities. >>> rates of anxiety and depression were already on the rise. mental health nationals are concerned even more people are struggl

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rushing to restart the premier league could cost lives — that's the warning from brighton's chief executivel barber, as clubs await the prime ministers address to the nation and what it means for the world of sport. good morning. it's a cold day across the whole of the uk today, with brisk north—easterly winds are starting to take over. all the details coming up shortly. good morning. it's sunday, may 10. our top story: a coronavirus alert system, similar to the one used to describe the terror threat, is expected to be announced during borisjohnson's televised address this evening. the prime minister will outline a roadmap towards easing lockdown restrictions in england and has also changed the government's slogan on coronavirus, advising us to "stay alert" rather than to "stay home". andy moore reports. as the sunshine, police in hackney and east london said they were losing a battle to get people to stay at home —— in east london. they said hundreds of people were out enjoying food and drinks. they tried to remind them that they should only be out for exercise was to with the lockdown app

not going far enough in restricting people's movements but if we do see people coming out down to brighton beach today it is not likely to be that many from the protesting end of the spectrum more likely to be day trippers and people coming out stretching their legs after the government earlier this week eased the restrictions slightly the us president donald trump threatening to veto a 3 trillion dollars support package for those affected by the pandemic has been voted through by the house of representatives at least $23.00 migrant workers have been killed in northern india when their truck collided with another vehicle it is the latest incident involving laborers as they tried to return home during the coronavirus lockdown in the past week more than 30 have died dozens of babies have been left stranded in ukraine because of restrictions to control the spread of the virus the babies were born to surrogate mothers and their due to be collected by parents from the us europe and elsewhere. there being protests at malls across hong kong the movement's leaders are calling for an independent in

hejoins me via webcam from brighton. we from brighton. are gratefulfor your time.ful for your time. i just wondered where you stand on schools reopening in june. just wondered where you stand on schools reopening in junelj just wondered where you stand on schools reopening in june. i am very, very hesitant. i don't think that the government has given clear enough advice, and i think often their advice is contradictory. if you take, for example, myself, and although i contribute to the training of teachers in primary and secondary, i hold qualified teachers status. the government would be happy to put me in a classroom with 15 children, some of whom possibly could not understand the concept of social distancing. they are happy for me to do that, however they would not be happy for me to see my seven grandchildren in an open park, where i could easily enforce a two metre distance between all of them. so it's incredibly contradictory. why is one setting safe, and the other not safe? nonetheless, the children's commissioner has said that she thinks the government ‘s pl

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