us presidential contenderjoe biden makes his first public remarks on a claim of sexual assault nearly 30 years ago, saying the alleged incident never happened. spain's beaches are empty and it's a bleak outlook for its vital tourism industry — we'll take a look at if mass tourism can co—exist 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. there's a growing crisis in the aviation industry. one of the world's largest budget airlines, ryanair, has become the latest carrier to announce significantjob losses. we'll have more details about that injust a moment, but first — let's take a quick look at the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic this hour. globally more thani million people have now recovered from the virus according to figures from johns hopkins university. in ireland, premier leo varadkar has announced an extension of lockdown measures until may the 18th. but two restrictions will be eased — an exercise travel limit and people over 70 will now be abl

us presidential contenderjoe biden has made his first public remarks on a claim of sexual assault nearlyyears ago, saying the alleged incident never happened. the claim surfaced in a podcast made by a former aide in march. canada has banned 1,500 types of military—like assault weapons with immediate effect. the move comes after the country's worst mass shooting in nova scotia last month, which left 22 people dead. now on bbc news, annita mcveigh has more information and health advice on the coronavirus outbreak, in this special programme, coronavirus: what you need to know. hello, and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on what you need to know about the coronavirus. i'm annita mcveigh. it's estimated that nearly half of the world's workers could lose their livelihoods because of this pandemic. that's according to the international labour organisation, who say informal workers have already been worst affected. the bbc population reporter, stephanie haggerty, spoke with people in four different countries who used to get by on a daily wage, but since lockdown, are struggling ju

us presidential contenderjoe biden makes his first public remarks on a claim of sexual assault nearly's a bleak outlook for its vital tourism industry — we'll take a look at if mass tourism