natalie pirks, bbc news, brighton. — our world. 0n on january 0njanuary19, on january 19, incheon airport 0njanuary 19, incheon airport and south 0njanuary19, incheon airport and south korea was in a state of alert. there had been reports of a deadly new disease spreading from wuhan in china. this person had been trying to spot the symptoms. the woman had just flown in from wuhan and she had a temperature. south korea was one of the first countries to be infected by coronavirus. at one point it had the worst outbreak outside china. by the country never went into lock down. people have been allowed to travel freely, go to work in their offices, visit bars, even vote in an election. yet infection rates were brought under control. were they just lucky or does south korea have lessons it can teach us all? this film provides the answers. it was shot over the first 100 days of the korean response to covid—19, right from the very first day. the chinese woman detected with a temperature at the airport was immediately ta ken to

neal maupay scored in the 95th minute for brighton as they beat arsenal 2—1.he gunners players accused him of causing the injury that saw their goalkeeper bernd leno leave the field and amidst angry confrontations at fulltime, he said arsenal need to learn humility. alex gulrajani reports on a fiery encounter on the south coast another moment of history, and not many people there to see it. the traditional saturday 3 pm now live the television. a first for uk fans who have to watch from home. brighton fighting for premier league survival, a promising start for arsenal would have been a tough watch whatever your advantage point. his opposite number wouldn't be doing his for much longer. bernd leno landing awkwardly, forcing him. the german not too happy with who was involved. —— neal maupay. more from him later. arsenal regrouped and, after the break, nicolaas pepe put them ahead but the hosts‘ hunger to stay in the top flight was too much. —— nicolas pepe. and lewis dunk equalised. if the arsenal players were not fond of maupay already, they would be even less

hove, are one i represent, brighton and hove, a re extra one i represent, brighton and hove, are extrare will be people who will be meeting and drinking in places like the seafront and in parks, where it will be impossible to get the names and addresses of every customer. there will be other pitch points were lots of people from various destinations will be rubbing against each other. what will he do in the absence of the promised act to make sure these communities are destinations for investment and not destinations for covid? i will be calling on local representatives, such as yourself, to show some guts and determination and champion their communities as venues for people to return to and to support. and i think that he can do that with confidence because we are introducing, as i said, a sensible package of measures that allows businesses gradually to reopen, whilst ensuring social distancing. it's that mixture, plus the nhs test and trace scheme, that i believe allows us to go forward. so that is the formula that i believe works. and as for the issue of putting names behind the bar

but brighton and others felt strongly they should be allowed to play at home.ow it seems they have largely won the argument. i think the most important thing is, please stay away from the stadium. you know, we've been given the opportunity to play out our remaining games in our own venues, notjust brighton fans but all football fans. the games are live on tv. you've got an opportunity to watch them. please stay away and give us the best chance of finishing this season on the field and safely. the government initially said players should take wage cuts. then they were called upon to lift the nation's spirits. many players voiced concerns, particularly those from a black, asian and minority ethnic background. but abandonment would have cost clubs hundreds of millions of pounds. there are champions to be crowned, and, of course, relegation to be decided. natalie pirks, bbc news, brighton. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. it is now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in th

natalie pirks has more from brighton. solly march, first—time cross. murray!ll as we know it. yes, it will be rather lonely in these stands, but at least fans will be able to watch more than 30 of the remaining 92 games on free—to—air channels. broadcasters will let you decide whether to watch with or without crowd noise, and clubs will pump in music at key moments to enhance the action. here at brighton, they'll fill the top tiers with cardboard cut—outs of fans. but players say it's nothing like the real thing. i think it will be good to try to generate an atmosphere but deep down, we know it's fake. ijust look forward to the day that the fans can return because i think this has shown, more than anything ever has in the past, how the sport is basically the fans, and without fans, it's nothing. around 300 people will need access to the stadium for every game, with teams of 20 players and 12 coaches and medics. stadiums will be split into three distinct zones — red, amber and green zone. now, the tunnel and the pitch will form part of the red zone, and only a

here at brighton, they will fill the top tiers with cardboard cutouts of fans. but players say it is nothing like the real thing. i think it will be good to try to generate atmosphere but deep down, we know it is fake. ijust look forward to the day that the fans can return because i think this has shown, more than anything ever has in the past, how sport is basically the fans, and without fans, it's nothing. around 300 people will need access to the stadium for every game, with teams of 20 players and 12 coaches and medics. stadiums will be split into three distinct zones, red, amber and green zone. now, the tunnel and the pitch will form part of the red zone, and only a maximum of 105 people will be allowed here, after temperature checks. that is considerably fewer than usual and means there won't even be ball boys or girls. well, here on the bench, players will 60 metres apart. and out on the pitch, there will be water breaks midway through each half, where players will drink from their own bottles, and balls and cornerflags can also be disinfected. it was ini

one of brighton's sea front attractions is this upside down house. it's an interesting metaphor for the way that covert 19 is overturns britain's homelessness crisis or maybe is actually put it the right way up because this is clearly a problem that could always be solved with the right approach the government's promise to deliver $6000.00 homes for the homeless with half of those available in the next year but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government funding but it's it's it's completely not to quick to continue so we are as a council because we want to catch the right time we are continuing but we do need the money from the state. doesn't want to go back to the streets nor do your thirty's wanting to get rough sleepers may find themselves out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government's go

but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before their hotels we want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government funding but it's it's it's completely inadequate to continue so we are as a council because we want to catch the people right we are continuing but we do need that money in fact that they did. doesn't want to go back to the streets nor do your thirty's went into that rough sleepers may find themselves out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government won't. really challenge al-jazeera right. now again i'm fully back to all with the headlines on al-jazeera has been remolded in parts of china's capital after 45 people at a wholesale market tested positive for corona virus or is being called a war time emergency in beijing has forced calls to delay reopening following 2 months of no infections treating you has more from beijing. so far what we know is that this new cluster of cases center

george conboy of brighton acuities, thank you very much. —— securities. moving on.e rejected claims from prosecutors in the united states that he failed to co—operate with the inquiry into the sex offenderjeffrey epstein. officials in new york said the duke of york had "repeatedly declined" to be interviewed about his links to the dead billionaire. but prince andrew's legal team said he had offered to help on at least three occasions. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. it's more than six months now since andrew withdrew from royal duties. at the time, he undertook to answer questions from any appropriate us law enforcement agency about his friendship with the convicted us sex offenderjeffrey epstein. and yet, these months later, andrew has evidently still not agreed how or when he will answer those questions. us investigators are frustrated. injanuary, one of them stood outside epstein‘s new york home and complained about andrew's continued silence. the southern district of new york and the fbi have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested t

thousands of anti-racism protesters have marched in the british city of brighton all while observing social distancing guidelines demonstrators kept 2 metres apart despite strict warnings from police to stay at home in a bid to contain coronavirus but there have been rallies across the u.k. . but huge crowds also gathered in central paris against police brutality and racism is the largest of several protests across france this weekend prison pleas of all to the closure of newly opened restaurants and shops along the route of the march during possible violence gatherings of more than 10 people are still banned in the country in a bid to contain coronavirus. crowds marched on to the streets below counter demonstrations. demonstrators climbed a building overlooking the protest and hunger banner denouncing what they called anti white racism residents in the building took matters into their own hands and top part of the ballot. the violent unrest by police of an indigenous leader in canada is also provoking outrage a 12 minute dash cam video shows an officer tackling chief allen adam to t

lifted rory challenge reports from brighton.drug strength just scale weight loss just to be more i need to teach a survivor not really thinking about myself or other people or you know or what even what journey or just yeah it will just fell apart. house troubles adults who had followed a troubled childhood and he calls the last 5 years russ leaving in brighton a dangerous lonely existence in recent months so there's been response this is a 1st sign of being helped in a long long long time having that worry of mind you know where where i'm going to say so and i or you know it close was you know i've been ask a shower you know i have a date you know this take him while he's off in mine you know i sometimes can cripple you in a day since mid march empty hotels and student accommodation have been housing some of the country's most vulnerable people when cope with 19 erupted the u.k. government told local authorities to find rooms for the homeless and people in shelter they put up some money to help charities local authorities gover

but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normalbusiness universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government funding but it's it's it's completely now to click to continue so we are as a council because we want to catch the thing right we are continuing but we do need that money for the train. doesn't want to go back to the streets nor do your thora he's wanting to get rough sleepers may find themselves out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government going to. really challenge al-jazeera bryce and. this is all to say that these are the top stories the police killing of another black man in the u.s. has triggered new demonstrations and condemnation police in atlanta saying rashad brooks failed as a bride to test and resisted arrest the try to use a taser on him but a fight broke out before he was shot and he got his and been monitoring developments for us from miami people in atlanta are extr

one of brighton's sea front attractions is this upside down house it's an interesting metaphor for the way that cope with 19 is overturns britain's homelessness crisis or maybe is actually put it the right way up because this is clearly a problem that could always be solved with the right approach. the government's promised to deliver $6000.00 homes for the homeless with half of those available in the next year but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for its all anyway that has been some government funding but it's it's it's completely inadequate to continue so we are as a council because we want to catch the right time we are continuing but we do need that money and caucus today. al doesn't want to go back to the streets nor do your thora he's wanting to get rough sleepers may find themselves out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government's going to. rory chalons al-ja

but brighton isn't alone in worrying about what comes before that hotels will want to return to normal business universities will want their accommodation back and the government money was nowhere near sufficient to pay for it all anyway there has been some government some doing but it's it's it's completely now to click to continue so we are as a council because we want to catch the right time we are continuing we do need the money from the state. crowd doesn't want to go back to the streets nor do your thirty's wanting to get rough sleepers may find themselves out in the cold once more the councils can't afford to pay any more and the government going to. really challenge al-jazeera bryson. farm neighbors in turkey are facing extra competition and lower wages because of the pandemic hundreds of thousands of them rely on summer work to get them through winter but an influx of other people who've lost their jobs means work is sin and reports. hours spent bending and hawing farming is tough work it will take until august to harvest these cabbages planted in may and the seasonal workers

brighton who beat arsenal are now clear of the bottom three.ovember. during 21st of the championship and of the relegation zone on goal difference. andy murray has made a winning return tennis after bidding liam brody in the battle of the bretz exhibition held behind closed doors. it‘s seven months since he last played but as you can see at the bottom of your screen looked relatively sharp and immobile in his latest comeback from injury. and he eventually beat brody in straight sets. the six day event has been organised byjimmy murray and his following strict safety measures with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no line judges. with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no linejudges. there was with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no line judges. there was a shock forjimmy murray and his doubles partner earlier at they were beaten by liam brody and cameron norrie post at the last year‘s us open semi finalist, but they recovered to win the match. practice for the planned restart of the professional tour in august and it‘s raising money for nhs

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the moment thank you now thousands of anti racism protesters also marched in the british city of brighton all while observing social distancing guidelines demonstrators kept 2 meters apart despite strict warnings from police to stay home in a bid to contain coronavirus they have been rallies across the united kingdom in support of the black clive's matter movement. huge crowds are also marching in central paris against police brutality and racism is the largest of several protests across across france this weekend which have been inspired by the black lives and that's a movement in the us prison police have ordered the closure of freshly reopened restaurants and shops along the route of the march fearing possible violence gatherings of more than 10 people are still banned in the country in a bid to contain the pandemic. and his cause marched on the streets below counter-demonstrators climbed on the building overlooking the protest and hunger banner denouncing what they called anti white racism residents in the building took matters into their own hands until part of the ban the term. well

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natalie pirks has more from brighton. solly march, first—time cross. murray!ootball as we know it. yes, it will be rather lonely in these stands but at least fans will be able to watch more than 30 of the remaining 92 games on free to air channels. broadcasters will let you decide whether to watch with or without crowd noise, and clubs will pump in music at key moments to enhance the action. here at brighton, they will fill the top tiers with cardboard cutouts of fans. but players say it is nothing like the real thing. i think it will be good to try to generate atmosphere but deep down, we know it is fake. ijust look forward to the day that the fans can return because i think this has shown, more than anything ever has in the past, how sport is basically the fans, and without fans, it's nothing. around 300 people will need access to the stadium for every game, with teams of 20 players and 12 coaches and medics. stadiums will be split into three distinct zones, red, amber and green zone. now, the tunnel and the pitch will form part of the red zone, and only a m

if you were in brighton over the last few weeks, you might have seen this: so i thought, wouldn't ite of my lasers on the roof terrace and see what i could hit with my lasers... and that's how megalomania starts! seb lee—delisle is a professional laserist, and just to say before he showed his love for the nhs in this way, he did get permission from police and aviation authorities. and if he looks familiar, well, you might have seen him wowing us at click live 2018. he's also created a dance show where the audience control the lasers using their mobile phones and the dancers improvise moves that follow the beams. and a lot of his work has been putting on laser shows for various cities during festivals. but restrictions on mass gatherings have thrown this year's light festivals into doubt, and that gave seb his next crazy idea. and so i thought, can i make a lights show that would be fine whatever level of restrictions? so i put together this idea called laser light city — i have to stop thinking of summer night city — although i think i've got my theme tune written already. so it's ca

hundreds of people took part in brighton looting in the southern german city of stick out or say several police officers were injured as groups of people threw stones and bottles and broke shop windows in the city's central shopping district it's still unclear what sparked the violence. voting has begun in serbia where the center right ruling party is expected to land side slide victory in sunday's parliamentary elections president alexander vigil is facing little challenge from opposition parties after many boycotted the vote citing lack of fair conditions and danger to public health. in north west germany there are now more than a 1000 people who have tested positive for corona virus at a meat processing plant up from just over 800 a day before most of the workers are from romania and bulgaria and live in cramped accommodations provided by the company the outbreak is among several reported a german sort of houses in recent months. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most popul

title at least until tuesday then took down cologne drew with freiburg frankfurt downed had a bed in brighton and had a ball on some heavy blows on friday leipzig defeated hoffenheim. so what does all that mean for the bundesliga standings after matchday $31.00 well no changes among the top will win the title with one more victory don't mean a lot 6 books set for the champions league along with either live in houston or the loud box in the bottom half months dusseldorf and bremen are battling for survival while the paddleboard are as good as eliminated and a reminder of our top story this hour protests have broken out in atlanta georgia after a black man was shot dead by police the city's police chief has resigned and the officer her sponsible has been 527 year old victim was killed in a parking lot after he ran away with the police time got. you're up to date and we're back with more headlines at the top of the out until then you can get over latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com and forget twitter instagram as well i'm anthony how from am a team here in

and in sport, arsenal are told to learn some humility after a last—minute defeat to brighton left resultedpleasant scenes at the end as the accusations fly. good morning. heavy overnight rain is clearing away quite nicely to leave a sundae of sunny skills and scattered showers but accompanied by some pretty blustery winds. all the details coming up. it's sunday 21 june. our top story. three people have died, and three others have been seriously injured after multiple stabbings at a park in reading. police said a 25—year—old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder and is currently in custody. 0fficers added that the incident is not currently being treated as terror—related. john mcmanus reports. an air ambulance descending to the centre of reading in response to reports of a brutal attack. the first alert came at around 7pm yesterday evening with witnesses reporting a lone man attacking random members of the public in forbury gardens. it's a small park right in the centre of the berkshire town, and it was busy with people relaxing in the sunshine on the longest day of the year.

i think you can see from the scenes down in bournemouth and brighton in places like that, people aretion after what's been a very very stressful time. there's going to be many families who have had bereavement over the last few hellish months who believed they need a break, they need to get away, there is still going to be a lot of people who don't particularly will be fancying ants, but there will be quite a big u pta ke ants, but there will be quite a big uptake in foreign holidays. i think there's going to be some bargains out there to be got as a result of this, but at the moment, we've got the likes of france, germany, italy, croatia and spain saying that portugal is not yet on the list of destinations, and they are also hopeful for some sort of reciprocal agreement with australia and new zealand. but, yeah, ithinka agreement with australia and new zealand. but, yeah, i think a lot of people do value their holidays. we had a grueling time. a lot of people just want to get out of the house, but to go to the next stage and get abroad is going to be something that abroad is going t

arsenal midfielder matteo guendouzi won't face any action, over a clash with brighton's neal maupay.ay during a confrontation with his fellow frenchman, in their 2—1 loss to the seagulls on saturday. after the game, maupay posted on social media "some of their players need to learn what is humility, " everton boss carlo ancelotti has been accused by prosecutors in spain of not paying almost a million pounds in taxes. the charge relates to earnings during his time as boss of real madrid five years ago. ancelotti is yet to respond. japan have withdrawn their bid to host the 2023 womens world cup, just three days before the vote to decide where it's played. the tournament, which usa won last year, will now be played in either colombia or across australia and new zealand who have a joint bid. and five players from serbian club red star belgrade have tested positive for coronavirus. it comes nearly two weeks after red star faced city rivals pa rtizan belgrade, in front of a crowd of around 16,000 people. the largest gathering of that kind in europe since the beginning of the pandemic. wel

brighton are six points above bottom three.ad, before saul niguez levelled things from the spot. barcelona trail real madrid by a point on the table — real have a game in hand. sevilla are just three minutes from a win. in italy, serie a leadersjuventus in action at genoa — goalless at half time there. earlier, second—placed lazio come from behind to win 2—1 at torino to keep the pressure onjuve. as things stand, lazio arejust two points behind. work to do ifjuve want to get a win there in their game. the premier league's chief executive says the proposed saudi takeover of newcastle united is complicated, but a decision should be made soon. newcastle boss steve bruce asked for there to be clarity for fans at the weekend. the saudi bid, worth £300 million and backed by prince mohammed bin salman, is currently awaiting approval as the premier league continues its owners and directors test to see if they're suitable. richard masters has been speaking to the digital, culture, media and sport committee. it allows us to make decision

might recall in that case in the novel the character tony is forced to spend a platonic weekend in brighton that of course was set in the early period of the 20th century. it is surprising that he has taken us that long to update these laws. and later, that bill passed its first hurdle in the commons and will now go for detailed scrutiny. and that's it from me for today, but do join me at the same time tomorrow for another round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again. tuesday is going to start up and quite a quiet note, a lot of dry weather around however through the day, we will see this area of low pressure start to increase the weather more, outbreaks of rain spreading into the north—west of the country sober many of us, it's a dry and bright start to the day, quite of the cloud around that some spells of sunshine. later on, we will see reina ride across scotland and northern ireland but at the same time as we head into the early afternoon we may well see it few showers form particularly across parts of northern england, down the pe

if you were in brighton over the last few weeks, you might have seen this: so i thought, wouldn't itwhat i could hit with my lasers... and that's how megalomania starts! seb lee—delisle is a professional laserist, and just to say before he showed his love for the nhs in this way, he did get permission from police and aviation authorities. and if he looks familiar, well, you might have seen him wowing us at click live 2018. he's also created a dance show where the audience control the lasers using their mobile phones and the dancers improvise moves that follow the beams. and a lot of his work has been putting on laser shows for various cities during festivals. but restrictions on mass gatherings have thrown this year's light festivals into doubt, and that gave seb his next crazy idea. and so i thought, can i make a lights show that would be fine whatever level of restrictions? so i put together this idea called laser light city — i have to stop thinking of summer night city — although i think i've got my theme tune written already. so it's called laser light city, and the idea is i ge

so when it rains they are easily washed into the ground water and runoff water with zomi for brighton's disease this means they affect the whole environment and are also absorbed by wild flowers and plants via their roots. when does. the entire landscape becomes toxic for insects. there's a group of them so it's fair to assume that this will result in mass insect deaths . and if the insects disappear the ecosystem collapses. that's why this is an ecological armageddon we are destroying the whole of nature. cantenna has believed that near next to the main cause of insect deaths around the world and that via the food chain they're also responsible for the decline in the population of birds reptiles and amphibians and there's evidence that the harmful to humans too. so why are these insecticide still being sold. and 2800 the european union did at least ban 3 of the 5 near naked to no it's because of the threat to beings but france had already banned one products containing the toxins back in 1999 it took 19 years for the e.u. to catch up so why did the french authorities act so much earlie

first, amy from brighton. two days despite a wide spain recorded no new deaths over the last two days despite a wide range of freedom across the country over the last three weeks. new cases continue to fall. however, there has been no evidence of a second wave. given this evidence, why is their concern over a second wave in the uk and how closely are the uk government liaising with the spanish government? really excellent question and obviously we are learning everything we can from governments around the world. i think probably i should defer to patrick and chris for comment on epidemiology in spain. it's a great question and fantastic news that numbers are coming down across europe. and they have come down to low levels in spain. it is also the case that if you look at other countries, they are beginning to see outbreaks, as measures are relaxed. that is true, we have seen them reported in south korea, outbreaks reported in parts of germany as measures have relaxed. so what has happened is that the first pea

if you were in brighton over the last few weeks, you might have seen this: so i thought, wouldn't it could hit with my lasers... and that's how megalomania starts! seb lee—delisle is a professional laserist, and just to say before he showed his love for the nhs in this way, he did get permission from police and aviation authorities. and if he looks familiar, well, you might have seen him wowing us at click live 2018. he's also created a dance show where the audience control the lasers using their mobile phones and the dancers improvise moves that follow the beams. and a lot of his work has been putting on laser shows for various cities during festivals. but restrictions on mass gatherings have thrown this year's light festivals into doubt, and that gave seb his next crazy idea. and so i thought, can i make a lights show that would be fine whatever level of restrictions? so i put together this idea called laser light city — i have to stop thinking of summer night city — although i think i've got my theme tune written already. so it's called laser light city, and the idea is i get the

the cloud thing skies brighton and such a particularly for southern and eastern scotland where shoulde gentle breezes and strong sunshine and temperatures continuing to climb. 30 degrees in birmingham, 31 in london. and you probably noticed like i have that's the pollen levels are very high. notjust across england and wales but across northern ireland and scotland as well. as we move into thursday there could be some thundershowers towards the far northwest of scotland to move away. later in the day maybe just a hint of things to come with some showers in cornwall. but thursday is going to be the peak of the heat. the warmth will continue to push its way into scotland. not getting the extreme heat in northern ireland. 90 fahrenheit and that's in london on thursday. in the changes we head into friday. a bit uncertain but that lowering pressure and some of those thunderstorms begin each develop. in list under a downpours push their way east through the day. kabila burke heat and miss towards the southeast and the last of the heat is really getting pushed more towards eastern parts of en

in the rain on the northwest will gradually peter out during wednesday and the cloud than states brightonthat should be a gentle breeze and a strong sunshine and the temperatures will continue to climb. 30 degrees in birmingham, 31 in london. and you're probably noticing like i have, that the pollen levels are very high, notjust across england and wales, but in across northern ireland and the good part of scotland as well. as he moved to thursday, there could be some thundershowers towards the far northwest of scotland to move away. later in the day, may be away. later in the day, may be a hint of things to come with some showers in cornwall but there's there's probably going to be the peak of the heat, the warmth will continue to push the scotland and we are not getting extreme he did northern ireland, 32 or 90 fahrenheit thatis ireland, 32 or 90 fahrenheit that is in london on thursday and then the changes we had and to friday, it's always going to bea to friday, it's always going to be a little bit more uncertain, but we do have that lowering pressure and some of those thunderstorms ar

ukfor east cricket team has arrived in the uk for the first international sports team to fly into brightonhe players were tested for coronavirus before they left there were no positive results. the tea m there were no positive results. the team will spend three weeks in quarantine and hotel which is one of two bio secure grounds being used for the series. you know, it's really struck by the significance of those images of the west indies players arriving. they're in their team issued kids with their suitcases wearing face mask. what they will face is an initial two week period of quarantine and the cricket ground where they will be living in training. really in effect they are everybody england is can be in quarantine. when they finished up their move down to southhampton once again they will be limited to the confines of the cricket ground there. before they come back to old trafford to finish the tour in similar circumstances. what they're doing is unprecedented. the fact that those tests were negative before they left the caribbean as a standard they will be tested today. that's no real

you are one of the celebrity fans of brighton and hove albion. fan, how excited are you about the return of football, and what are your thoughts on the prospects for brighton for the next five games?” think we are all very excited to have football back. we've missed it a lot. i think the rhythm of the premier league has changed and it's going to be strange going back and we willjust going to be strange going back and we will just have going to be strange going back and we willjust have to see. it is a bit of a test for everyone, i think. brett, in terms of the team, one of the things we talked about is that the things we talked about is that the players will have to get used to almost silent stadiums. do you think this might help the players a bit at least if they can look up and see representations of their fans? yes, anything that can help. we are in a bit of a relegation battle, so anything we can do to help, even if it is cardboard cut outs, i don't see it as a problem. i am sitting in the stadium now and it's completely empty and it is weird

this online quiz is run by a group in brighton, which supports older people at risks of isolation.z, bbc news. and finally at the start of this pandemic, an nhs medic working on hosptial covid wards made the difficult decision to send her young daughters to her sister's house so they wouldn't get infected. she didn't see them for more than two months — but now they're back together. as daniela relph reports it was an emotional reunion. hetty and bella had not seen their mum for more than two months. this was the surprise reunion. mummy!

going to meet for father's day, we are going to have a distant picnic somewhere between here and brightonou can gather in groups of up to six people, if you stay two metres apart. jon donnison, bbc news. the time is 1.15. our top story this lunchtime — there's been major disruption to cancer care in england during the coronavirus pandemic, with the latest figures showing a big fall in the number of patients being seen. coming up — lights, cameras and social distancing — as filming resumes for coronation street. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, the biggest fight in a generation is confirmed for next year, but only if anthonyjoshua and tyson fury win their next fights. in the united states, there are increasing calls to remove confederate statues and monuments, because of their connections to slavery. it's part of the anti—racism movement triggered by the police killing of george floyd in minnesota. but president trump is insisting that army bases named after officers who fought for the confederacy during the civil war won't be changed, because they're part of america's heritage. our

the injury to goalkeeper bernd leno, who was taken off on a stretcher during yesterday's defeat at brightonand he appeared to gesture towards the striker as he left the field. after maupay scored the winner in injury time, he was targetted by matteo guendouzi as frustrations spilled over at the end. maupay had already apologised to the arsenal manager mikel arteta, who said he didn't think there was any malicious intent. i believe that no player has the intention to hurt anybody and i believe that in this case exactly the same. it was unfortunate, yes, the same. it was unfortunate, yes, the injury doesn't look good. we have to assess bernd leno tomorrow to decide what is happening. but it can happen on a football pitch. burnley have decided not to extend goalkeeperjoe hart's contract beyond the end of this month. having joined from manchester city back in 2018, he's played second choice to nick pope after losing his place in a 5—1 league defeat to everton that year. making three appearances since, all in cup games. he was an integral part of two city title—winning squads in 2012 and 2014 wi

taking on wolverhampton, bournemouth play crystal palace, but before all of that arsenal travel to brightonready plenty for mikel arteta to deal with after they were well beaten at manchester city in the week. there had been questions over the future of mesut ozil, the club's highest earner, but was left out of the squad entirely on wednesday. i thought that he was fit and willing and he wanted to perform at the level he can do. he's played every game with me, i think. so, that's it. the moment i see he is ready to do that i will treat him like anybody else. i think i've been more than fair with him. i think he has responded in many games the way i want. that's it. the championship is under way, as well, 11 games in total. a big west london derby under way on the backs of the thames. fulham and brentford chasing the top two. —— banks of the thames. middlesbrough are in real trouble early on, they are in a bit ofa trouble early on, they are in a bit of a relegation scrap. they are 3—0 down against swansea. ryan brewster, on loan, with two of those. swansea knocking on the door of the top six