borisjohnson and his fiance carrie symonds have announced the name of their baby boy. has come from carrie symond's instagram account this afternoon and she has posted a picture of herself and the baby.. the caption tells the name and a few details about the little boy and it says she is introducing wilfred lawrie nicholasjohnson who was born on the 29th of april at nine o'clock in the morning. those names, she explains, wilfred is after boris's grandfather, lawrie after her grandfather, and nicholas after the two doctors who saved boris's life last month. she goes on to thank the incredible nhs maternity team at university college london that looked after them so well. we were not sure which hospital the baby was born in but that has now confirmed it. ucl hospital. she ends the post by saying she could not be happier and her heart is full. we can only see the top half but he has a fine head of hair. that is the one thing you can notice. he will take after his father in terms of his hair, it is fair to say. and his grandfather stanley, although he was born in 1940, is

on behalf of everyone in the house of commons, and carrie symonds on the birth of their son. would never forget. you can say that again! and that's it from me for now, but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for another round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. well, we may have had to wait right till end of april, but yesterday's storms were quite impressive. the radar picture shows just how widespread those showers were, nowhere immune from seeing several downpours through the day. but some of the showers were particularly impressive. from this mammatus cloud — the sign of very active convection in wiltshire — to pea—sized hailfalling from those thunderclouds in buckinghamshire, and further north in scotland, we had this funnel cloud dropping from stormclouds in dumfries and galloway. now, over the next few hours there are still a few showers dotted at around northern england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland, too. it's not too cold, though, for most of us. temperatures around

and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby boy wilfred lawriepeople in spain have been allowed outside to exercise for the first time in seven weeks, after one of the strictest lockdowns in europe. they can now do any form of exercise outside, but only during set hours, as damian grammaticas reports. onto empty streets, tentatively, spaniards began emerging today, released from 48 days of confinement. then the numbers began to swell. adults first, allowed out to take a walk, to exercise for the first time in weeks. until now, the only acceptable reasons for leaving your home were to buy food or go to the chemist. this is fantastic. it's amazing. the first time i ride with my bike this morning, it was incredible, really incredible to get some fresh air in your face. some clearly wanted to capture the moment. for others, just being out in the sunshine was a relief. then at ten in the morning, it all changed. adults back indoors so the elderly could have two hours to themselves. and, after midday, children. spain is giving different age groups spec

it was announced on wednesday that boris johnson's fiancee, carrie symonds, had given birth to a baby care and carrie symonds was forced to self—isolate after developing symptoms of coronavirus. the commons speaker was first to send his best wishes. on behalf of everyone in the house of commons, may i say congratulations to the prime minister and carrie symonds on the birth of their son. such happy news amidst such uncertainty. 2020 is certainly a year we would never forget. you can say that again! and that's it from me for now, but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for another round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. the weekend weather continues with perhaps a greater chance for catching a shower in the day ahead compared with saturday. there will still be some sunny spells around, but actually for a large part of england and wales, it'll be a cloudier day compared with saturday. that's because this frontal system is bringing at least some cloud up from the south, and to start the day across parts of

it was announced on wednesday that boris johnson's fiancee, carrie symonds, had given birth to a babyd to intensive care and carrie symonds was forced to self—isolate after developing symptoms of coronavirus. the commons speaker was first to send his best wishes. on behalf of everyone in the house of commons, may i say congratulations to the prime minister and carrie symonds on the birth of their son. such happy news amidst such uncertainty. 2020 is certainly a year we would never forget. you can say that again! and that's it from me for now, but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for another round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. it has turned into a predominantly dry sunday across most parts of the uk, but that is not the whole story. there has been some patchy rain toward the south, perhaps more notably, some really hefty downpours further north, some of those will continue into the evening. the showers most plentiful across eastern and southern parts of scotland, showers tending to fade from northe

it was announced on wednesday that boris johnson's fiancee, carrie symonds, had given birth to a babyitted to intensive care and carrie symonds was forced to self—isolate after developing symptoms of coronavirus. the commons speaker was first to send his best wishes. on behalf of everyone in the house of commons, may i say congratulations to the prime minister and carrie symonds on the birth of their son. such happy news amidst such uncertainty. 2020 is certainly a year we would never forget. you can say that again! and that's it from me for now, but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for another round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. 0ur weather looks like warming up for a time in the week ahead before doing a complete u—turn next weekend, as we'll see in a moment. it will be pleasant where there are some some sunny spells during monday, still a chance of catching a few showers, particularly across parts of eastern england, whereas elsewhere it is high—pressure in control, so it looks dry. one or two

borisjohnson and his fiancee carrie symonds have named their baby boy wilfred lawrie nicholasjohnson.ouple's respective grandfathers and two doctors who treated mrjohnson while he was in hospital with coronavirus. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. you're watching the bbc news. let's just remind you of some of the main points from the downing street briefing this afternoon. it was led by the local government secretary robertjenrick, along with drjenny harries the deputy chief medical 0fficerfor england. mrjenrick told us that yesterday 621 more people had died with coronavirus in hospitals, care homes and the wider community. this means a total of 28,131 people had died after testing positive for coronavirus in the uk as of 5pm yesterday. 0n testing, mrjenrick said that 105,937 coronavirus tests have been carried out in the uk on friday announcing financial support for victims of domestic violence, he said he wanted to ensure that "no victim of domestic violence has to make the unbearable choice between stayin

it was announced on wednesday that boris johnson's fiancee carrie symonds had given birth to a baby boydmitted to intensive care and carrie symonds was forced to self—isolate after developing symptoms of coronavirus. the commons speaker was first to send his best wishes. on behalf of everyone in the house of commons, massive congratulations to the prime minister on the birth of his son. such happy news amidst such uncertainty. 2020 is certainly a year we would never forget. you can say that again! and that's it from me for now, but dojoin david cornock on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm for another round up of the day at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. well, you probably noticed over the last couple of days the weather has been a bit unsettled with lots of showers. certainly friday no exceptiont to that theme. you can see the extent of all those showers moving across the uk, and they brought with it some dramatic skies. a double rainbow spotted around the southend—on—sea area of essex, and a little bit further south in sussex we had this d

and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiance carrie symonds name their baby boy — and include a the two doctors who treated mrjohnson while he was in hospital with coronavirus. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the uk government is studying proposals aimed at getting the economy restarted, including easing some the measures of the lockdown. the prime minister will set out plans next week but this afternoon the communities secretary said the risks still remained high. elsewhere, the spanish government has relaxed its own strict lockdown measures allowing people outside for the first time in seven weeks. from monday, face masks will be compulsory on public transport throughout the country. rolls royce has warned it may have to cut thousands ofjobs from its uk work force after aircraft manufacturers were forced to cut production during the pandemic. the engine maker employs 52,000 people worldwide with 23,000 in the uk. at this afternoon's downing street briefing, the u

and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee johnson and his fiance carrie symonds name their — and include a tribute to the two doctors who treated mrjohnson while he was in hospital with coronavirus. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the uk government is studying proposals aimed at getting the economy restarted, including easing some the measures of the lockdown. the prime minister will set out plans next week, but today the communities secretary said the risks still remained high. elsewhere, the spanish government has relaxed its own strict lockdown measures allowing people outside for the first time in seven weeks. from monday, face masks will be compulsory on public transport throughout the country. roll—royce has warned it may have to cut thousands ofjobs from its uk work force after aircraft manufacturers were forced to cut production during the pandemic. the engine maker employs 52,000 people worldwide with 23,000 in the uk. at today's downing street briefi

and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby son wilfred lawrieholasjohnson. as we've been hearing — an experimental drug has been authorised for emergency use on coronavirus patients in the united states. a clinical trial suggested the drug shortened recovery time for people who fall seriously ill with the virus. could it prove a game changer? remdesivir is an antiviral drug that appears to help severely ill coronavirus patients recover. announcing that federal regulators had approved emergency use of the drug, president trump said it also had the backing of his medical experts. an important treatment for hospitalised coronavirus patients and it's something i spoke with dr hahn and dr fauci, i spoke with deborah about it, and it's really a promising situation. earlier this week, the government's infectious diseases expert revealed that a clinical trial had shown that remdesivir could block the virus and help patients recover more quickly. the data shows that remdesivir has a clear—cut significant positive effect in diminishing the time to recover

and uk prime minister borisjohnson and his fiancee, carrie symonds, name their baby boy wilfred lawrieicholasjohnson. good afternoon. we'll be live in downing street for the latest government briefing on the coronavirus pandemic, led today by the communities secretary, robertjenrick. that's due to start in the next 15 minutes. but first, after seven weeks of stringent lockdown restrictions, adults in spain are now allowed out of their homes to exercise. but strict timetables are being enforced detailing who is allowed outside and at what time, based on age groups, and, on monday, face masks on public transport will be made compulsory throughout spain. here in the uk, more than 6,500 people have signed up for a trial to see if blood plasma from covid—i9 survivors can treat hospital patients who are ill with the virus. another 370 people have died in hospitals in england after testing positive for coronavirus, according to the latest daily figures. and an additional 44 people have died in hospitals and care homes in wales after testing positive for the disease. that figure the same in sc

the same photo splashed across its front page — wilfred johnson being cuddled by his mother, carrie symondse sunday times focuses on the debate over strict lockdown rules for the elderly. the british medical association is arguing for restrictions to be relaxed for healthy people over 70. the sunday express looks at the prime minister's plans for getting people back to work post—lockdown. it says the government is drawing up 11 new rules to help make the workplace safer. and finally, the sunday mirror continues its campaign for people working on the coronavirus front line to receive bonus pay. it also reports on drug trials in the uk that could help ease the suffering of some victims. so, let's begin. let's start with the sun on sunday and the first interview from boris johnson about how his admission into hospitalfor johnson about how his admission into hospital for intensive care for treatment of coronavirus. i understand on pages four and five there is a reference to the 2017 political satire felt the death of stalin. you are on it now. you are on it now. yes, i think as nigel said previ

the country eases its strict lockdown rules: and uk prime minister borisjohnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby boy wilfred lawrie nicholasjohnson. now on bbc news, lucia blasco investigates two very different ways of dealing with the growing problem of household waste. orchestra plays music: viva la vida by coldplay. this is the recycled orchestra of cateura, in paraguay. cynthia is the lead violinist. she's 16 and she joined the orchestra three years ago. she's performed with the group in new york, paris and abu dhabi. along with talent and ambition, the driving force of the orchestra is waste. their mission is to highlight the amount of rubbish being dumped on their doorstep, on pa raguay‘s largest landfill. i'm lucia blasco and i'm travelling in europe and south america to discover two very different ways of dealing with our waste. from burying it in the ground, to burning it for energy, and meeting people whose livelihoods depend on what we throw away... ..those campaigning for change... ..those educating the next generation... we are learning here how to separate. ..and th

the same photo splashed across its front page — wilfred johnson being cuddled by his mother, carrie symondsh medical association is arguing for restrictions to be relaxed for healthy people over 70. the sunday express looks at the prime minister's plans for getting people back to work post—lockdown. it says the government is drawing up 11 new rules to help make the workplace safer.

and uk prime minister boris johnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their baby boy wilfred lawriee ambassador to the uk liu xiaoming. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. as the global effort to control covid—19 continues, so arguments about culpability for the spread of the virus intensify. and at the heart of the story, china, where the outbreak began. did the chinese government's impulse to cover up the truth cost the world dear, or did beijing respond with admirable determination? well, my guest today is china's ambassador in london, liu xiaoming. is china the villain or the hero of this pandemic? ambassador liu xiaoming, welcome to hardtalk.

wilfred johnson being cuddled by his mother, carrie symonds.unday times focuses on the debate over strict lockdown rules for the elderly. the british medical association is arguing for restrictions to be relaxed for healthy people over 70. the sunday express looks at the prime minister's plans for getting people back to work post—lockdown. it says the government is drawing up 11 new rules to help make the workplace safer. and finally, the sunday mirror continues its campaign for people working on the coronavirus front line to receive bonus pay. it also reports on drug trials in the uk that could help ease the suffering of some victims. shall we begin? we are going to start with the sun on sunday. boris exclusive on his hospital hell. doctors were ready for me to die. nigel nelson, first of all. the full amazing story of his fight for life, see pages four and five. i only have page one. have you read the others? i have, the sun newspaper on its website. there is some details. what he is saying is the doctors prepared him to announce his death an

the same photo splashed across its front page — wilfred johnson being cuddled by his mother, carrie symondsthe sunday times focuses on the debate over strict lockdown rules for the elderly. the british medical association is arguing for restrictions to be relaxed for healthy people over 70. the sunday express looks at the prime minister's plans for getting people back to work post—lockdown. it says the government is drawing up 11 new rules to help make the workplace safer. and finally, the sunday mirror continues its campaign for people working on the coronavirus frontline to receive bonus pay. it also reports on drug trials in the uk that could help ease the suffering of some victims. so let's begin. let's look at that interview that the prime minister had given to the sun 0n the prime minister had given to the sun on sunday and specifically to david wooding. david wooding, a great interview for you and a great interview with boris johnson, great interview for you and a great interview with borisjohnson, it really bares his soul about what it was like being in hospital in those very diffic

>>tonight we've learned johnson and his partner carrie symonds have named their new son wilfred lowry nicholas johnson, the middle name nicholas is in honor of 2 doctors who treated the prime minister while he suffered from coronavirus last month. their names are doctor nick price and doctor nick heart as for the first name simons says it was in honor of boris johnson's grandfather wilfred and the name lowery was given in honor of simon's own grandfather. johnson return to work on monday after falling ill with coronavirus last month still ahead a northern california community going against the governor's daughters and reopening business why a state senator supports the mold. >>the fda has green-lighted a covid-19 treatment for the sickest patients per scientist warned this is not a cure and after the break the death toll in new york heading in the wrong direction while americans and more we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo fo

meanwhile, the first picture of borisjohnson and carrie symond's son, wilfred lawrie nicholas johnsonpage also includes primary schools could reopen in june. however, downing street has told the bbc it is speculation and no that middle name nicholas is named after one of the doctors who helped the prime minister get through the crisis. the daily express also focuses on what post—lockdown britain could look like, including suggestions employees could be made to wearface masks, and workplaces required to use floor markings to enable social distancing. and finally the mirror leads on its own campaign to award immediate bonuses to those working on the frontline during the pandemic. let's get a quick catch up with the sport. you always managed to build the sports bulletin, even though there is nothing going on. it's all there is nothing going on. it's all the talk now about when the sport is going to come back. talks are been ongoing in the premier league. bit of a split emerging between the top and bottom halves of the premier league table, after what seemed to be a unified view on restar