west cheshire in a small part of the peak district.ctions on hospitality, people now unable to meet other people from outside their households, but the financial support in place really is the worst of all worlds. a levels and gcses and england will go ahead next year, but most will be delayed by three weeks. in the light of today's press conference and that statement by the prime minister of the new tiered system, at the time now for your questions answered. and for your question answered, we are joined and for your question answered, we arejoined by doctor and for your question answered, we are joined by doctor chris smith, and for your question answered, we arejoined by doctor chris smith, a virologist at the university of cambridge. chris, thank you for joining us. we've got a load to get through. look at all from one from margaret. my husband of 50 years passed away sadly in april. i'm now ina passed away sadly in april. i'm now in a support bubble with my daughter and family making bubble five. can we meet up on doors —— indoors

warrington in cheshire is the latest part of england to agree to follow the toughest "tier three" restrictions — nottingham is expected to be next. no clear winner in the final us presidential debate but donald trump and joe biden clash over claims of corruption and coronavirus. manchester united star marcus rashford won't accept defeat in his campaign to extend free school meals in england. and england's match against the barbarians at twickenham on sunday is called off after 12 barbarians players were stood down for breaking covid rules. swathes of britain are facing stricter coronavirus rules, with nearly six million people affected. ministers say the measures are needed to get infections under control. in the next hour — from six o'clock this evening, more than 3 million people in wales will have to stay at home as a 17—day ‘firebreak‘ lockdown begins. greater manchester has entered england's highest tier of restrictions, joining liverpool city region and lancashire. south yorkshire will also move into tier three overnight. warrington moves to tier three as well — nottingham may be next. l

when it comes to cheshire and indeed, warrington, iam bit.unsel seek happen as soon as possible. mr speaker, can i commend the secretary of state for his localised approach and the calm way in which he is dealing with some unwarranted attacks on both him and the prime minister? the epilepsy society is based in st. peter in my constituency and provide specialist ca re constituency and provide specialist care for number of vulnerable residents and has according to one relative, worked wonders in keeping residents safe and secure. however, visits from relatives cannot take place as the incidence of covid—19 grow in the home is now locked down again. with 60 minute tests now available down the road at heathrow airport, could we not arrange for this type of testing for close relatives so they can visit their loved ones it will make all the difference in the world to my constituents and many others in long—term care. constituents and many others in long-term care. the answer is yes. we absolutely want to use this type of testing us becomes more wid

as well as merseyside, a cover warrington in cheshire. . normality.. i think a lot of us are unsure as to whether or not it applies. now they're telling people did not go out. it is great to damage the economy. boris johnson has said they shut the pubs at ten o'clock. people on the streets after ten, but they need to come to some better arrangement. as restrictions have been tightened, today, the town council and hospital trust issued a joint statement. appealing for people to continue to try to prevent the spread of the virus. the authorities here and across the region if your complacency could lead to more deaths. a double murder investigation after the death of a mother and her teenage daughter were found in the fire damaged house. they found the bodies of a postmortem revealed that the doctor had been strangled and assaulted. the daughter's body was found badly burned but the cause of her death has not been confirmed. detective superintendent is from lancashire police. we have been treating this instant as a homicide as there is evidence of a flig

. >> let's head to cheshire with edward simpson. >> thank you very much. after recent positive progress covid-19 has disproportionately and adversely affected occupation levels in female school and physical activity. to reverse this will my right honorable friend lend his support to the first developed of the first ever women's and girls football national center of excellence in my constituency, 70 million pound project he previously expressed enthusiasm for, help build female grassroots support? >> i think my honorable friends was i welcome cheshire's commitment for a new world-class facility for women and girls and propose opening the center in winston. >> the leader of the smc, ian blackburn. >> my thoughts are on the recovery. next week the pandemic is worsening, the tory government will move mass redundancies across the united kingdom, meanwhile the prime minister is complaining, he can't get by 150,000 pounds but i ask the prime minister if he finds life such a struggle how does he expect many workers to get by with this furlough to sink in? >> miste

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness., whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. as we‘ve been hearing, borisjohnson and the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen have said progress has been made on brexit talks, however, ‘significant gaps‘ remain in areas such as fisheries, the level playing field and governance. the pair spoke this afternoon via a phone call and have instructed their chief negotiators to work intensively to find a solutions to the differences in the uk—eu trade talks. shanker singham is the ceo of competere a trade law and economic policy consultancy. he is also is a former trade advisor to the uk international trade secretary, liam fox. trust‘s predecessor. have i the name your organisation? it is competere. thank you, i want to try and get that bit right. let me ask you, i suppose the fact that the two of them are talking is no surprise and them are talking is no surprise and the fact they are continuing the talking, but are we now coming down to the brass tacks

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness. have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. prime minister boris johnson and the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen have said progress has been made on brexit talks however ‘significant gaps‘ remain in areas such as fisheries, the level playing field and governance. the pair spoke this afternoon via a video conference and have instructed their chief negotiators to work intensively to find a solutions to the differences in the uk—eu trade talks. in the last few minutes, the uk's chief negotiator lord frost said he would work extensively with his eu counterpart, michel barnier to bridge the gaps in fishing rights and state aid, and that work would begin early next week. the language of david frost put my tweet is echoing what was certain the statement from downing street, saying the agreed statement underlines myself a

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.ack in newcastle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. martin greenhow is the owner of mojo bar — which has a number of cocktail bars across the north of england, including one in liverpool. how will these restrictions affect you and your business? it's important to say they are already affecting us. to paint a picture to you to understand it, there has been a preconception that the curfew first off has ceased trading and for the vast majority of our industry, more than that. my business alone, 60% of the opportunity for us to trade, which if you take it on top of the 60% reduction in physical capacity we were already struggling with, it's pretty catastrophic. to further explain it, they will be trading at 80—85% of our pre—lockdown trading levels and since this introduction of the cu rfew, since this introduction of the cu

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.in west yorkshire on the list. back in newcastle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. and, if you're in the uk and want to find out exactly what the restrictions are where you live and how many people have tested postive you can put in your postcode on the bbc news website's coronavirus section. there are basic rules that apply to all of us but there are additional restrictions. do you use our coronavirus section for information on that. updated infection figures we have just received for scotland for coronavirus. in the last 2a hours, 12.196 coronavirus. in the last 2a hours, 12.1% of newly tested individuals have infections. 764 new infections. four people are registered to have died. they have been people who had tested positive for coronavirus in the previous 28 days at some point and have now died, whether the de

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.stle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. and if you're in the uk and want to find out exactly what the restrictions are where you live and how many people have tested postive you can put in your postcode on the bbc news website's coronavirus section. the uk prime minister and the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will hold a video call later to try and break the deadlock over a brexit trade deal. borisjohnson said the chances of getting a deal are "very good" if both sides "exercise some common sense". the eighth and final round of trade talks broke up yesterday without agreement with disagreements remaining overfishing rights and state aid. our political correspondent nick eardley said relations between the two sides remain strained after the eu began legal proceedings against the uk after

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. police are investigating the actions of mp margaret ferrier, who travelled from glasgow to london with coronavirus symptoms and then returned home after testing positive. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon says she's made it crystal clear to ms ferrier that she should stand down as an mp. she has already been suspended from the snp. the uk prime minister and the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will hold a video call later to try and break the deadlock over a brexit trade deal. borisjohnson said the chances of getting a deal are "very good" if both sides "exercise some common sense". the ninth and final round of trade talks broke up yesterday without agreement with disagreements remaining overfishing rights and state aid. speaking ahead of the start

cheshire withto edward thompson. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker.fter recent policy progress, covid has adversely affected participation levels in female sports and physical activity. this, will mye right honorable friend lynn to support to the development of the first ever women's and girls football efforts in windsor? project7 million pounds that he has previously expressed interest in. it will help build female grassroots sports back together. honorable friend. i welcome cheshire as a commitment to providing a new world-class facility for women in football. i look forward to be proposed opening of the center in windsor. ian blackford. my thoughts are very much with the thoughts. mr. speaker, next week, it just is the pandemic is rushing in. thee will be a move winning redundancy. closed doors that the prime minister is complaining. can i ask a prime minister, if he is finding it such a circle, how about -- mr. speaker, i am proud of what we have done to support people on low incomes throughout this. thats this government raise the living minimum

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness. newcastle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello there. we've got lots of rain coming our way over the course of the weekend with cause for concern we could see some localised flooding. the met office have issued amber weather warnings for wales, the west midlands and parts of south—west england and also across eastern areas of scotland. over the high ground we could see as much as 120 millimetres of rain so we are likely to see some flooding impacts due to the accumulations of rain that build up. if it is not raining where you are at the moment across scotland, england and wales the chances are it soon will be because this is the state of play as we head into the afternoon. rain will be extensive and heavy, perhaps clearing away from south—east england and the

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow in furness.overnment, meanwhile, will allow people living alone in areas with tougher restrictions to meet one of the household indoors. the first minister has also called on people from areas of england with restrictions not to travel to parts of wales without extra measures. hugh pym, bbc news. some breaking news in the last couple of minutes or so. we have been hearing that president trump is 110w been hearing that president trump is now on his way to the walter reed military hospital. this is after his diagnosis of coronavirus. our north america editor atjon sopel is there. just explain why this is happening, jon? it is a dramatic development, you may be able to of the rotor engines behind me, because marine one has just come to land on the south lawn of the white house, and we understand that it is to take the president to walter reed medical centre about 15 miles north of here in washington. it is being stressed that this is a precautionary measure, and i'm struck by the similarities by wha

today, the whole of nottinghamshire, south yorkshire, parts of cheshire and a small area of the peakput into tier two. the highest level is tier 3, at very high risk, there'll be no mixing of household anywhere indoors or in private gardens. pubs and bars will be closed unless they serve what's being called a substantial meal. liverpool city region is the first to be placed under tier three. in the rest of the uk, a decision will be made or new lockdown measures in wales and the next few days. in northern ireland, health officials are calling for decisive action. scotland's nicola sturgeon says she will draw up her own tiered framework towards the end of the month. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg.? standby. we cannot see clearly what is ahead. at the prime minister is, relu cta ntly, is ahead. at the prime minister is, reluctantly, marking the way to a tighter phase. the lectern is back in its place, despite repeated rule changes, coronavirus is not in retreat. the number of cases has gone at four times in former weeks, and is once again spreading among the elderly and v

as a result of rising infection rates, nottinghamshire, east and west cheshire and a small area of highl. the very high alert level will apply where transmission rates are rising most rapidly, and where the nhs could soon be under unbearable pressure without further restrictions. in these areas, the government will set a baseline of prohibiting social mixing indoors and in private gardens and, i'm sorry to say, closing pubs and bars. we wa nt sorry to say, closing pubs and bars. we want to create the maximum possible local consensus behind this more severe local action, so in each area, we will will work with local government leaders on the additional measures which should be taken. this could lead to further restrictions on the hospitality, leisure, entertainment or personal care sectors. but retail, schools and universities will remain open. as my right honourable friend the chancellor has set out, the government will expand its unprecedented economic support to assist those affected by these decisions, extending ourjob support scheme to cover two thirds of the wages of those in any b

in addition, nottinghamshire, east and west cheshire and a small area of the peak district will alsohis tier. tier 3 is the very high level of restrictions. it prohibits any mixing of households either indoors or outdoors and pubs and bars close. in tier 3, additional measures can be put in place with support from the local authorities. the liverpool city region is the only area so far to enter this tier. meanwhile in wales, the health minister there says a decision will be made in the coming days on new lockdown measures and in northern ireland, health officials are understood to be urging ministers to take decisive action. scotland's nicola sturgeon says she will draw up her own tiered framework towards the end of the month. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has been examining the detail. hence from behind whitehall‘s close doors have haunted towns and cities, waiting to know precisely what the next few weeks might hold. after days of wrangling, the prime minister is now ready to put england into three levels of alert. prime minister, have you lost control of this pandemic? i

he and cheshire, so can i ask the prime ministerthis?14th, the 22nd and the 24th of september, and as recently as the 3rd of october, either national or local, which impacted upon my constituency. is this an example of how the government is shifting from one restriction to the next without any real proper plan to deal with this, or cani real proper plan to deal with this, or can i ask the promised one specific question about my constituency? horton has a lower level of infection than a number of other areas that are not in the highest restriction rate so can i ask him why houlton is not in —— is in the highest restriction rate when others are not? of course this government is obliged to adapt its plans to combat the virus is the epidemic changes shape and course. but our objective remains unchanged, which is to get the r down in his constituency and elsewhere whilst keeping education open and keeping our economy going, and that is something i think on which both sides of this house are united. the prime minister has said there will bea p

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. just going to bring you the latest from washington, this is a trump tweet from the president. he says that doctors, nurses and all at the great walter reed medical center, and others from likewise on credible institutions who have joined them, are amazing. so there you go, combative stuff from the president. he says the walter reed medical center in bethesda in maryland, just a few miles from washington, dc, we can see the outside of that building. we actually heard from his doctor sean p connolly at a news conference a couple of hours ago with a very upbeat message from him, and also making the point that we are only 72 hours into the diagnosis and the key days are 7—10, when you know it there it is likely to get very serious or whether the worst has passed. —— sean p conley. his fever has gone and the president tweeted doctors, nurses and all at the walter reed medical center are all amazing, as

warrington in cheshire is the latest part of england to agree to follow the toughest tier 3 restrictionsnottingham is expected to be next. no clear winner in the final us presidential debate, but donald trump and joe biden clash over claims of corruption and coronavirus. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review with mark kermode. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. far and away my favourite film of the week is summer of 85, the latest from francois ozon, the french director behind such diverse fare as sitcom, under the sand and by the grace of god. a bittersweet saga of love and death, it's a coming—of—age tale that moves the original setting of aidan chambers‘ source novel from southend—on—sea to le treport in france, where the death—obsessed alex looks back on his relationship with the beautiful david. with the heady energy of an ‘80s teen pic, we watch alex falling for the friend of his dreams, being swept off his feet by david's vibrant "live fast, die young" attitude and then

as a result of rising infection rates, nottinghamshire, east and west cheshire and a small area will where transmission rates are rising most rapidly and where the nhs could soon be under unbearable pressure without further restrictions. in these areas, the government will set a baseline of prohibiting social mixing indoors and in private gardens and, i'm sorry to say, closing pubs and bars. we want to create the maximum possible local consensus behind this more severe local action, so in each area, we will work with local government leaders on the additional measures which should be taken. the labour leader sir keir starmer said that while his party recognised the need for action to be taken, it seemed that the government was reacting too late. we are at a critical moment. we have all seen the clear and alarming trend in infection rates. the virus is now spreading in all areas of the united kingdom. the much faster in some areas than others. as the prime minister said, the deputy chief medical officer said, they are now more patients in hospital with covid—19 today than when the cou

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness. list. back in newcastle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. we have had a joint statement out of those discussions taking place by video conference between ursula von their lion president of the european union and boris johnson. their lion president of the european union and borisjohnson. the two leaders say they have agreed on the importance of finding agreement if possible. progress has been made in recent weeks but significant gaps remain. notably but not only in the areas of fisheries, level playing field, that is another way of seeing the argument about state needs, whether governments can provide additional companies —— provide additional companies —— provide additional support to companies. and governance, in other words, the rules and how they will be enforced. they have agreed to speak on a regular basis. m

over 20 years, manni hussain bought properties in london, cheshire, and west yorkshire.y were paid for with profits from the violent gangs he acted for. today, he has handed 45 properties to the nca, including this modern apartment block in leeds, and this seven—bedroom home, which he once lent to an armed robber rent—free. and that's because he faced an unexplained wealth 0rder from the courts to reveal the origins of his mysterious riches. this is a really important case for the nca. it's the first time we have recovered assets in relation to an unexplained wealth 0rder. he was laundering on behalf of high—level criminals in the leeds—bradford area, so ensuring that their assets and his assets were clean assets and couldn't be taken away. when investigators looked into manni hussain's life, they didn't find enough evidence to charge him with money—laundering, hello but the unexplained wealth 0rder forced him to hand over his books. and when he couldn't show how he'd made his money, the game was up. yes we do believe there is a lot more that could be pursued by the poli

as well as the whole of merseyside, the restrictions cover warrington and halton in cheshire, so peoplet out to help 0ut wasn't the smartest idea, now they are telling people not to go out it is going to damage the economy, definitely. i now can't go and see my family because borisjohnson has said... now they‘re shutting the pubs at ten o‘clock. they were on the streets after ten you need to come to some better arrangement. as the restrictions have been tied and they are they‘ve eased in bolton where pubs and restaurants can now reopen. but today the town council and hospital trust issued a joint statement appealing for people to continue to try to prevent the spread of the virus. the authorities here and across the region feel complacency could lead to more deaths. complacency could lead to more deaths. following discussions on the phone today, borisjohnson and the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, have agreed on the importance of reaching a trade deal, when the brexit transition period ends but they say, there are still significant differences on both sides.

a new column increase spica the new prime minister were voted in if you're a cheshire. irvine with this column in the eyes all the money at least of all of the opposition supporters here and arguably moneyball of any kind is he was a disservice in the lives of the coaches that we've seen pursued the central election commission of knowledge we call him a kook because of elect free election violations. questions over the seats of a c. although this is the. minister the house speaker is a man called me. an m.p. for 10 years he's widely considered to be leading tools pro-government. pro-government in his political views the 2nd his being. versity his prime minister it's very interesting quite a bit fact that he was freed from jail bicycle which is it is only last night the city that. was. nothing until he was freed by his supporters. he is widely considered to be what is described as having. tendencies of political leanings he was serving a jail term as a staple kick back and. we understand from people who were privy to these meetings parliamentary session today the sleepin

as well as the whole of merseyside, the restrictions cover warrington and halton in cheshire, so peoplemaybe eat out to help 0ut wasn't the smartest idea, now they are telling people not to go out it is going to damage the economy, definitely. i now can't go and see my family because borisjohnson has said... borisjohnson boris johnson and the borisjohnson and the president of the european commission say the uk and eu will work intensively to ove i’co m e and eu will work intensively to overcome significant gaps in their attem pts overcome significant gaps in their atte m pts to overcome significant gaps in their attempts to agree a post brexit trade deal. officials say two people have died and eight are missing in south—east france after a powerful storm caused what is being called the worst flooding in living memory. several rivers burst their banks as two and a half months‘ worth of rain fell in 2a hours. bridges and power lines were swept away, while landslides damaged roads and buildings. meterologists called the flooding a once—in—a—century event. train services in the east and nor

the cheshire outflow for making a large acquisition right if we project out 20 years maybe the us all are going to exist anymore and because it will be the standard you know you're talking about cash in the balance sheet and its nature in terms of corporate environment and what is good for and but what i'm saying is that what michael saylor and micro strategy seems to be saying is that were early leaving the era of the so-called greenspan put or bernanke he put or janet yellen put or j. power point where the fed will bail everybody out always and there will be no real price discovery and are entering into i guess you could call it not they central bank put but more of a central bank call so you're buying bitcoin as a way to play the fact that central banks have failed it's a bigger bigger story than just oh strategically we want cash on the books because they might make an acquisition i mean i'm asking in your opinion is this a repudiation of current fed policy and have the recent inflection point and as we get ahead now toward an inflationary environment and see some serious serious

warrington in cheshire is the latest part of england to agree to follow the toughest tier 3 restrictionsnottingham is expected to be next. meanwhile, in scotland, there's a new five—tiered system of restrictions. we'll have the latest. also this lunchtime: no clear winner in the final us presidential debate, but donald trump and joe biden clash over claims of corruption and coronavirus. manchester united star marcus rashford won't accept defeat in his campaign to extend free school meals in england. and the man with dementia who became an internet sensation after playing an improvised piece of music. and coming up on bbc news, the rfu will learn later if sunday's match with the barbarians can go ahead after 12 baa—baa players broke covid—related rules. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. swathes of britain are facing stricter coronavirus rules, with nearly six million people affected. ministers say the measures are needed to get infections under control. from six o'clock this evening, more than three million people in wales will have to stay at home as a 17—day "firebreak"

warrington in cheshire is the latest part of england to agree to follow the toughest "tier 3" restrictionsus presidential debate but donald trump and joe biden clash over claims of corruption and coronavirus. manchester united star marcus rashford won't accept defeat

there had been allegations that hunter biden was involved in al these deals in cheshire russia, china, and ukraine having no experience in business and no experience particularly in the energy sector, so what was he allegedly really selling here? in his statement, tony bobulinski cast a little bit of illumination on that. i realize the chinese were not focused on unhealthy roi, retur on investment, they were lookin at this as a political investment. once i realize that he wanted t use the company as his personal piggy bank by taking money out of it as soon as it came in fro the chinese i took steps to prevent that from happening. tony by belinsky, who has up until now really held fire on all of this, now coming forward to say that this is what was really going on when this is no just during 2017 i'm told, but this is two years leading up to what happened in 2017. no doubt we will hear a lot about this in the debate tonigh even if it's not brought up as question, the president i'm tol is going to go there, so be watching for that. >> we will no doubt learn more about tony bobulinski al

apparently, he's bored of england's fast food chicken chain, "leftenant saunders' cheshire-boiled birdam) "oh, to be a lowly plebeian but for a day, that i might savor the electric green coleslaw and crest the snowy peaks of a 32-ounce mountain dew!" quarantine-while, speaking of royalty, bruce willis has returned as john mcclane in an ad for "die hard" car batteries. the most on-the-nose use of a classic action movie for advertising since "rambo: first bud," and "john vicks vaporub." quarantine-while, air new -- 72 people died in that commercial. quality kills, though. quarantine-while, air new zealand is offering something they call a "mystery break," where customers book their flights and hotel without learning of the actual destination until two days hofore departure. still less mysterious than spirit airlines, where you know your destination, but not what bodily fluid soiled the seat from the last customer. that joke based on a true story. i'm sorry, honey, i -- anyway. quarantine-while, in an historical development for the catholic church, "pope francis just became the first pope

to cheshire.? as the uk prepares to host cop26 while the prime minister sure the international community the way by committing the uk to championing greater protections for her torx screens and extend his vision to redesignate the chilterns area of outstanding natural beauty as a national park following chilling lover's recommendation? —— julian glover. we are committed to protecting areas of outstanding natural beauty and i understand if you are considering recommendations and following the correct procedure but i hope she will also acknowledge ori but i hope she will also acknowledge or i hope she knows that this government is also leading the way globally in protecting biodiversity, in protecting habitat, protecting species, and that is what we are going to be doing in the g7 and in the run—up to cop26 in glasgow next year. unemployment has already gone up year. unemployment has already gone up 20% of my constituency this year. the end of furlough is leading to thousands more job losses the end

the letter comes as warrington in cheshire joins other areas in the north in the highest tier 3 categoryy high‘ alert level restrictions means no mixing of households indoors or outdoors. pubs and bars will close unless they provide what's called ‘a substantial meal‘. this report from helen catt. the north of england has been particularly hard hit by coronavirus — warrington, the latest northern city to be put into the highest tier of restrictions. nottingham will follow later this week. more than 50 conservative mps have now written to the prime minister calling for a clear road map for how to get out again. in their letter, they warn that coronavirus threatens to continue to increase the disparity between north and south. they say that their constituents have been some of the worst—affected by covid, with many losing jobs and businesses. and they ask borisjohnson to reflect carefully on the conservatives‘ promise to people living in the north during the last election, with the levelling up agenda and to make the region central to the country‘s economic recovery. they suggest one way of

first time in a long time using connecticut's exchange, and they wrote for people like julia in cheshire connecticut, she suffered from headaches for years, and put off and typical uncommon for people, put it off. when julia finally saw dr. still without insurance, learned she had a brain tumor and was eligible under connecticut's medicaid expansion program, which was created by the affordable care act. in her words, it was a godsend. i read the stories in part because as you know, i'm sure, protection for people who suffer from pre-existing conditions is in fact on the line in this case that will come to the supreme court only a week after the election. i want to be crystal clear because you stated to senator feinstein that -- and i'm going to quote. "so far as i know, the case next week does not present a challenge to pre-existing conditions coverage or to the extreme lifetime maximum relief from a cap." and technically, you're right. but if the trial court is upheld, and there is no severability, the entire act goes down that is what the trump administration is asking the court to do,

this is also one for you from carolina in cheshire.nt households, can i still do this? well. if you are in a low risk area, there is no problem because you can look at the child and as long as you don't have more than six people from six different, sorry, people from six different, sorry, people from six different, sorry, people from two different households together, six different households together, six different households together in the house and that's absolutely fine. as long as you get together with just absolutely fine. as long as you get together withjust the absolutely fine. as long as you get together with just the grandchild and you on monday and have different households and another day and you are not maxing out the number you are not maxing out the number you a re allowed are not maxing out the number you are allowed there is no problem. it changes if you are in a high—risk area and this is the thing to look at. if you go into a high—risk area where you live in a high—risk area the rules will be different because there

showers saturday in northern and eastern areas, some coming down across northern ireland into the cheshirebly on the lower side of average and it will be a chilly start as well, so a cooler day. sunday as well, because we've got that northerly breeze, low pressure bulging there in the north sea towards the east coast, bringing with it the risk of showers, high pressure keeping these weather fronts at bay further west. so still a lot of dry weather on sunday, so just a question mark as to how many of the showers will come into eastern parts of england, but you've still got that key northerly breeze, so it'll still feel cool of course, and a chilly start. it could well be some local ground frost as well, but temperatures and may just with lighter winds frost as well, but temperatures and mayjust with lighter winds creep up a little bit on sunday. what about next week? well, that high pressure looks set to take hold for a times are probably mainly dry, probably feeling a bit colder, but still some question marks. all to do with the jet stream, and as you can see it's meandering southwards, ju

over 20 years, mansoor manni hussain bought properties in london, cheshire, and north yorkshire.for with profits from the violent gangs he acted for. today, he has handed 45 properties to the nca, including this modern apartment block in leeds. and this seven—bedroom home, which he once lent to an armed robber rent—free. and that's because he faced an unexplained wealth order from the courts to reveal the origins of his mysterious riches. this is a really important case for the nca. it's the first time we have recovered assets in relation to an unexplained wealth order. he was laundering on behalf of high—level criminals in the leeds/bradford area, so ensuring that their assets and his assets were clean assets and couldn't be taken away. when investigators looked into manni hussain's life, they didn't find enough evidence to charge him with money—laundering, but the unexplained wealth order forced him to hand over his books. and when he couldn't show how he'd made his money, the game was up. manni hussain hasn't said why he's handed over the keys to property, including a luxury f

and nottinghamshire, including nottinghamshire, including nottingham itself, east and west cheshire,all area of high peak, will also move to this level. over the weekend, we have been working with local leaders in areas where the data are most worrying, and from wednesday local authorities in the liverpool city region will move to the very high alert level. in addition to pubs and bars, we have agreed with liverpool city mayor steve rotherham that gymnasiums, adult betting centres and casinos will close. we are still working with other local leaders to determine how best to target the resurgence of the virus in their areas, but tackle it we will. no—one wa nts to areas, but tackle it we will. no—one wants to impose, least of all me, these kinds of restrictions, erosions of our personal liberty, but i am as convinced as i have ever been that the british people have the resolve to beat this virus and that, together, we will dojust that. with that, i'm going to hand over to the chancellor, who has some more details on how we will be supporting these businesses, employees and areas affec

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there is the latest area in england having to be put into territory, waddington and cheshire come intofrom —— territory coming from midnight tonight. it means you cannot beat anyone who is not of your household indoors. pubs and bars that do not deserve a substantial meal will also have to close. casinos, bookies, and children's soft play centres will also shut their doors. you're also advised to not travel in and out of advised to not travel in and out of a tier 3 area other than for work, education or caring responsibilities. 0ur midlands correspondent sian lloyd reports. tilly is a victim of the rising number of covid cases in nottingham. she doesn't have the virus but a planned operation to remove her tonsils has been cancelled because the local nhs is under so much strain. i packed all my stuff and my favourite teddies to go to the hospital with mummy, and, then, when i heard it, i felt like literally sad. i completely understand that the hospitals at the moment are at this capacity, but, for my situation and for tilly, who is seven years old, you know, it's really important for h

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sian griffiths, michael hodge said, can you explain why cheshire east was designated a high risk areast that is because the nhs app hasn't caught up with yesterday's announcement. i would use yesterday's announcement as guidance for the tier of risk you are in and i'm sure the app would catch up. linda, this is from henry who e—mailed to say can i travel from a tier two area separately from my friends and meet with them on a tier one level location, god, this is complicated! this is so bespoke, i hope you are listening to this answer, henry. can i travel from a tier two area separately from my friends and meet them on a tier one level location and stay at the same hotel? 0k, level location and stay at the same hotel? ok, i'm sure sian has done the same as me, thoroughly checking for guidance. for those circumstances i have checked. henry is not prevented from travelling because he is not in a tier three area, so he can do that in a separate car. then we get into the problem is that he lives in a tier two area. i will read the guidance. you must not socialise with anybody outside of yo

meeting this morning about imposing tougher coronavirus restrictions on merseyside and parts of cheshirestminster in central government about the acceleration of cases there over the last month, a 13 fold increase in liverpool, also big increases in knowsley and saint helens and runcorn, other towns dotted around the region. beatings has been going on so we know that last night, the mayor of liverpool spoke to the health secretary for england, matt hancock and we also know a delegation of the region's mps met the care minister, helen whately, discussing some of the ideas that might be imposed on liverpool. there is a keen awareness in the region of economic impact it could have but at the same time, real awareness that something has to happen. joe anderson, the mayor of liverpool, on this programme in the last hour, with this update. we know that there's a covid coordinating meeting taking place sometime this morning, chaired by the prime minister. and it will be looking into the serious increase in covid infection rates in liverpool and the wider region here. so we expect some announcem

let's head up to cheshire with edward timpson. thanks very much, mr speaker.illion project he has previously expressed enthusiasm for and help build female grassroots sport back better?” thank my honourable friend and this isa thank my honourable friend and this is a very exciting project and i welcome the cheshire fa commitment to providing a new world—class facility for women and girls football and i look forward to the proposed opening of the centre in winsford. the leader of the snp, ian blackwood. —— ian blackwood. winsford. the leader of the snp, ian blackwood. -- ian blackwood. my thoughts are very much with the memberfor bolton thoughts are very much with the member for bolton south east and i hope she makes a speedy recovery. mr speaker, next week just as the pandemic is worsening, the tory government will scrap the furlough scheme in a move that will cause a wave of mass redundancies across the uk. meanwhile, behind closed doors, the prime minister is complaining that he cannot get by on his £130,000 salary, so can i ask the prime minister, if he is

drilling down a little bit, into the north—west, you can cheshire, greater manchester unlike usher is, prime minister. thank you very much, jv t. the presentation you have just seen shows clearly why we must act. and as we act, i don't wa nt we must act. and as we act, i don't want anybody to think that your actions, our actions, are want anybody to think that your actions, ouractions, are in want anybody to think that your actions, our actions, are in vain, or the effort is in vain, because our collective action across the country has bought the r number well below its natural rate of about three. as a result, the virus is not spreading as quickly as it did in february and march. however, while the r is below its natural level, it does remain above one, meaning that the virus continues to spread, so we need to take action to reduce the r, control the virus, especially in those parts of the country, as you've just seen, where the virus is most prevalent. this evening, informed by the data that we've just seen, ican informed by the data that we've just seen, i can announce informed by

and i felt the cheshire cat grin because he smiled and nodded, as in like approval >> reporter: she says what started as a massage turned into a sexual assault. later, maxwell is asked about an incident in her london townhouse, although names are redacted, the names are similar to how giuffre described a sexual encounter with prince andrew when asked about this photo, maxwell replies, i don't know if that's true, if that's a real picture or not then telling the lawyers, he doesn't even know who virginia roberts is. maxwell says, did he tell you he didn't have sex with her it would be difficult to have sex with someone you don't know. prince andrew has repeatedly denied the allegations >> with this deposition coming out today, it clearly shows the transparency that we needed. >> reporter: maxwell is in federal custody here in new york after pleading not guilty to sex trafficking and perjury charges. those perjury charges stem from this deposition. her trial is set for next summer if she's found guilty on all these charges, she faces up to 35 years in prison savannah >> all right, stephani