testing capacity were received asa extra testing capacity were received as a city and i want to pay tribute to the people of leicester where i live, for their fortitude in doing all we can to drive this infection down through 17 weeks of lockdown. we still... if we still have to make personal sacrifice to keep people safe and hunt the virus down with a lockdown, so be it. there is no question there will be dismay across the city in response to his remarks. we welcome the opening of nonessential retail, but there are businesses who are prepared to open their doors for the beginning ofjuly who still cannot open their doors and they will want to know if they will get extra business support. the secretary of state suggested previously they would. the business minister ruled it out. the continued lockdown coincides with the traditional leicester fortnight. i do not know if he is familiar. it is two weeks injuly where if he is familiar. it is two weeks in july where schools if he is familiar. it is two weeks injuly where schools break if he is familiar. it is two weeks in july where schools break up earlier than other scho

for ages it seemed as though one of those places would go to leicester city — but that is no longer thetonight. austin halewood joins me now — it is all to play for in the race for europe? you will make absolutely. months of uncertainty over who was going to qualify for the champions league and what would be needed to qualify next season. what would be needed to qualify next season. but that is all much clearer 110w season. but that is all much clearer now after this morning announcement. here is how the top four premier league looks at the moment, the champions liverpool manchester they will both be in the champions league next season now. so, manchester united could really take control of the two spots to the left third and fourth. a win against southhampton would take them up above chelsea into third. chelsea, will still be reeling from that heavy defeat to sheffield united. their bosses been speaking to the press today in light of that announcement about manchester city and they said it is nice for his team to know what they have do. as a said before, it is in out have do. as a said

the city of leicester will learn today whether its local lockdown is to be extended. stricter coronavirus rules than the rest of england for more than two weeks because of a spike in cases. the city council says the figures are now coming down, and people in the city are urging the government to ease the restrictions, as phil mackie reports. # i'm locked down in leicester # i must say i'm feeling the pressure # why do they find it hard to accept # this virus needs to get better. # queen millz is a leicester—based singer. the city's vibrant music scene is on hold because there's nowhere open and it's a city which has one of the youngest populations in the uk. she says her generation is really suffering. absolutely horrible, like, everyone was so ready for pubs to open and everyone to go and see their friends and family and socialise, and then itjust got, like, everyone's dreams just got crushed and, like, it was probably really disheartening for a lot of people. in areas where confirmed cases are still high, volunteers are going door—to—door with covid tests. so we're

leicester city council reckons there are around 1500 textile factories throughout the city many are small businesses housed in buildings in bad condition. home office immigration enforcement vans are patrolling the streets of the city there are concerns that some of the exploited workers are in the u.k. illegally. i'm not pretending to this doesn't exist we're not shutting our eyes to it we are working with everybody who wants to come forward to help expose this abuse. lester re entered lockdown in early july after rising coronavirus numbers were detected in the city the covert 19 pandemic looks like you to make the problem of slavery even worse out of the u.s. where it's been something of a roller coaster day for markets in new york optimism over a potential coronavirus vaccine drive the nasdaq to a record high in early trading but that was wiped out by the end of the day so let's speak to our financial correspondent in new york jose luis to haro jose what's behind this bumpy ride we're seeing. i would say a couple of things rob we have to to have in mind early optimism and came especial

community secretary has ordered an investigation that could lead to the government taking control of leicester cityhe affairs, being accused of racism and allowed sweatshops to go unchecked. mattel sites cultural sensitivity has been a reason that people are turning a blind eye to exportation. to save leicester and the textile industry. in considering it says, new laws, mentioning in slavery. which is quite significant manoeuvre measure. but for a labour council to have all its powers potentially taken away by national government is in extreme move. whatever you think about this indicates that the scale of the concern is clearly being held by government and others. jasmine. cani by government and others. jasmine. can i say that everybody knew this was going on including our government. the financial times did a big story about 30 for mac years about this open secret —— four. i think part of it is a sensitivity doing at issue that they couldn't that some of these factories were owned by extremely wealthy asian businessmen exploiting some of their own people. but the other thing was that the communit

teams with the most money when, where china do what leicester city did in football.t's a quiet but we can do it. we are in position but we can do it. we are in position but we can do it. the next target is a podium. and then try to get the win. we want to raise everything we have done. indycar is that last challenge. there's been a big blow for the organisers of the us open, with the biggest name so far withdrawing from the tournament. ashleigh barty, the world number one, won't be playing in new york next month, because she says there are still too many risks around the coronavirus pandemic. it's scheduled to be the first major tennis tournament to be held since the start of the pandemic, and there'll be no fans at flushing meadows. barty is also yet to decide if she'll play in the french open. meanwhile british number one johanna konta says she still intends to compete at flushing meadows. she's currently playing in the battle of the brits at roehampton. another tournament being staged behind closed doors. she says she understands other players' concerns but she'll

metían en la champions pero al 95 la última de partido a 96 dos a dos empate con 59 puntos ahora leicester cityo al final esto dijo ramos después del partido . >>> pero bueno no hay que relajarse , no se ha ganado nada entonces mantener las ganas de conquistar la liga, y estamos un paso más cerca pero aún seguimos y dependemos de nosotros . los m menos personas estan pidiendo direcciones para llegar a sus destinos... -- incluso este declive comenz en marzo, pero poco a poco fue elevando el nmero de solicitudes de direcciones para llegar a los destinos, ya sea menos según información poco a poco el número de solicitudes son menos para llegar a destino a principios de julio fue el pico pero nuevamente comienzan a bajar esta pseticiones lo que significa que la gente se está queando más en casa como lo han solciitado las autoridades . >>> las cosas así acá, nos vemos . >>> yo tenía la dirección para el barbero el jueves, pero bueno, más pelo largo por el momento, gracias por su sintonía, nos vemos (mÚsica (mÚsica >>>noticias telemund >>> buenas noches, estas a las noticias que usted tiene que saber

leicester city council told me today that his concerns are being acted on. a light on both pay and working conditions in some of leicester's clothing factories — concerns that have been raised before. so what is needed for things to change? this family business has been making socks in leicester since 1937. it signed up to a voluntary code which includes ad hoc inspections, but that doesn't happen everywhere. the working practices in the uk have been help to be enforced by the employees themselves. they don't have a big voice because they feel unsafe and they are not able to voice it themselves. it has led to calls for the setting up of a single enforcement agency with more teeth. they should be clean. they should have the right facilities for everybody to work in. it's the workers' need to be looked after. you cannot have one class for yourself and one class for another society of people. while some changes are happening on the ground, the focus of this city is getting the local lockdown lifted, but that is at least a week away. sian lloyd, bbc news, leicest

, oadby and wigton... towns and cities. leicester, oadby and wigton. .. s and cities. leicester, oadby and wigton... areas for enhanced support. but blackburn's public health director says there, many contacts health director says there, many co nta cts of health director says there, many contacts of infected residents aren't being traced. we could risk seeing an exponential growth because up seeing an exponential growth because up to half of the people that may have been infected by the first case with the virus will themselves not know they are infected or at risk of infection and get tested and self—isolate. infection and get tested and self-isolate. governments in scotland, wales and northern ireland of course have their own powers on deciding what to do, but labour says big holes remain in the uk government plan. you only have to go down to the local high street to see what the problem is. some of the shops and restaurants have now opened up, pops as well, but many people aren't coming out of their houses, they aren't spending again in the economy bec

el ucraniano es zurdo , tres a dos ganó west ham united el chelsea no puede pasar al leicester city poragosto contra denver y los (nombre en inglés) quean eliminados hemos dominado la acción un día más soy carlos cambio y fuera >> (comerciales). >> [♪ ] >> tras semanas de lucha contra el coronavirus (covid-19) un hombre de (nombre en inglés) regresó al hospital para agradecerle a los médicos y enfermeros que cuidaron de él mientras estaba enfermo el hombre pasó días conectado a un respirador artificial gracias a la atención del personal que dice que vive para contarlo quiero decirle compañeros que conozco a tres o 4 personas que les han aplicado plasma de personas enfermas de coronavirus (covid-19) y se han recuperado satisfactoriamente cómo la ven >> qué lindo gesto de regresar al hospital para dar las gracias a la gente que le salvó la vida >> aunque regresar al hospital podría haber un contagio >> todo con precaución gracias por estar con nosotros nos vemos >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> >>> soy julio baquero son las noticias que debes haber, la familia de vanessa guillén sumergida en el dolor m

but they don't have to be open and they have decided to stay closed due to the lockdown in leicester cityop people leaving the lockdown area and coming here. we still feel quite nervous, actually. when we opened a couple of weeks ago we did. but people are very good and we've got all the distance things in place, yeah. are you at all worried that, obviously so close to leicester, the lockdown might come back here? yes, we are. we said that this morning, you know, people might venture down this end and that worries us slightly, yes. it's still the new normal here but policing the border between here and the city will determine whether it can stay this way. phil mackie, bbc news, leicestershire. we will talk a bit more about that announcement in the comments from the prime minister about health being given from some people in hong kong to enter the uk. let's get details from james robbins, a diplomatic correspondent. what could this mean for some people? the foreign secretary followed the prime minister outlining to the house of commons the precise detail of the government intention to offe

rebecca vardy, the wife of the leicester city strikerjamie vardy has filed legal papers and a possible lawsuit against coleen rooney. she claims to have suffered months of online abuse after rooney seem to imply she had been leaking details of her private life, allegations she denies. here is oui’ allegations she denies. here is our media correspondent david sillitoe. rebecca vardy, wife ofjamie sillitoe. rebecca vardy, wife of jamie vardy, is sillitoe. rebecca vardy, wife ofjamie vardy, is herself a well—known media figure, after her appearance on i'm a celebrity. however the last few months she says have been a tournament, as she revealed on the programme. i ended up with severe anxiety attacks and ended up in hospital three times. i ended up with kidney stones. and because of this tournament, herfriend stones. and because of this tournament, her friend coleen rooney, who is of course the wife of another footballer, wayne rooney. the trouble began when stories about calin and wayne began appearing in the papers. calin began some detective work and set up a private instagram account s

lockdown has been imposed in leicester because of an increase in covid—19 cases just days before leicester city and was that pre—thought through and discussed with ministers? did ministers ask you to consider this? i'm not sure ministers asked to consider this but i would say just about every eventuality between our officials and dcms officials have been discussed at some point. and so, we've had a huge dialogue with the authorities about the concept of neutral venues. and if what is happening in leicester, we are waiting to hear, does affect the club's ability to host home games, either the match on saturday against crystal palace at 3pm or subsequent matches, then we have the opportunity to put those matches elsewhere or postpone them until a date when it is safe to do so. so, of course contingency plans are discussed in parts of our overall planning. since the restart of the season, players have worn a black lives matter badge on their shirts. and they've taken a knee before kick off. the mps pointed out that up until now the premier league had opposed any sign of politics. it's perfectly po

the areas that have been affected much more so in leicester are inner—city areas.y have high levels of ethnic diversity, crowded housing, and pockets of deprivation. and when you put all those three things together, you're much more likely to get virus transmission. because the virus itself hasn't changed, and so what it wants is people to meet and to congregate, and for contact to happen. and what is the strategy behind this local lockdown? well, the aim is to focus on the outbreaks, like in leicester, and allow the rest of the country to relax the lockdown measures. so last month, at western general hospital in somerset, there were a high number of cases and they stopped admissions. two weeks ago, more than 100 staff tested positive at a meat processing plant in west yorkshire, and there was another smaller outbreak at a meat plant in the west midlands. and then more than 200 people tested positive at a chicken processing factory in anglesey. the hope is to spot these outbreaks and intervene before they can spread any further. this is now the pattern in germany,

rebekah vardy, the wife of the leicester city strikerjamie, has filed legal papers, in a possible lawonline abuse, after rooney seemed to imply she'd been leaking details of her private life, allegations she denies. here's our media correspondent, david sillito. rebekah vardy is a well—known media figure, especially after her appearance on i'm a celebrity, however the last few months she says have been a torrent. i ended up with severe anxiety attacks. i ended up in hospital three times. i ended up with kidney stones. the cause of this torment? herfriend, coleen rooney, the wife of wayne rooney. the trouble began when stories about coleen and wayne started appearing in the papers. cooling set—up a private instagram account which she says was accessible to just one person and then she waited to see if the information she posted appeared in the press. a few months later she revealed what she had done and i mean, rebekah vardy. rebekah vardy has filed a claim for libel. she says she has suffered a torrent of online abuse, ridicule and threats to herself and to her family. online abuse, r

arsenal have appealed against their striker‘s sending off in tuesday's draw with leicester city.ially but it was upgraded to read after the referee viewed the incident and pitch side monitor. he is banned for three games. it is understood the decision will be made before arsenal's next fixture at tottenham on sunday. burnley‘s captain says they are confident of making it as europe next season. he is out of action with a thigh strain, but saw his side edge closer with a 1—0 win over west ham last night. jay rodriguez, with the goal. burnley are one of the inform sides in the league. they have lost just once the inform sides in the league. they have lostjust once in 12 games. just being able to be up there amongst the big teams is certainly firing the lads up and looking at the table, seeing we are up there, it is fantastic. i think every body wa nts to it is fantastic. i think every body wants to play in the big games in europe, and we enjoyed it last time when we got there and managed to get 54 when we got there and managed to get 5a points a couple of seasons ago. it would be ni

enforcing a ten—day mandatory quarantine period for all travellers who have recently been in leicester. the citylocal lockdown after a spike in coronavirus cases. leicester has been added to belgium's list of so—called ‘red zones', along with other cities in spain and portugal. the new rules were announced early this morning — with immediate effect. events have been taking place in the bosnian town of srebrenica to mark 25 years since the massacre of 8,000 muslim men and boys by bosnian serb forces. nine recently—identified victims have been buried during a ceremony at potocari cemetery. the massacre was the worst act of mass killing on european soil since the end of the second world war. the bbc has learned that a former islamic state group fighter has died in a prison, run by kurdish forces in a region of syria that they control. ishak mostefaoui left the uk to fight against the syrian regime in 2014, and later had his british citizenship revoked. he was killed in the notorious hasakah prison where many is fighters are held. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. this was ish

enforcing a ten—day mandatory quarantine period for all travellers who have recently been in leicester. the city a spike in coronavirus cases. leicester has been added to belgium's list of so—called "red zones" along with other cities in spain and portugal. the new rules were announced early yesterday morning with immediate effect. this is bbc news. the headlines. donald trump puts on a mask to vist a military hospital — after months of refusing to wear one in public. bosnia marks the 25th anniversary of the srebrenica massacre. 8,000 muslim men and boys were murdered. west is being hampered by ongoing heavy rain — with more torrential downpour warnings issued for the weekend. the government has estimated significant losses to farming and other industries from devastating flooding and landslides. meanwhile, chinese authorities say they have evacuated thousands of people after flooding in the country's east. reged ahmad reports. the clean—up is under way as houses are mopped and repairs are made but it's hard to begin the recovery from catastrophic flooding on japan's southern island last week...

leicester city >> announcer: welcome to nbc sports presentation of championship sunday on the networksf nbc-universal. >>> welcome along to championship sunday. i'm rebecca lowe with you for an unforgettable final day of the premier league season. ten games set to kick off simultaneously leicester and manchester united are in a champions league playoff on nbc chelsea are chasing a top fire spot with

leicester. and also extra police officers we are told there could be more leicestershire police officers patrolling the cityre might be for a typical new year's eve. also extra british transport police officers at leicester railway station to ensure people are not tempted to leave the city boundary either. of course there is the social side of things. no social gatherings indoors, no staying overnight at another household here either. pubs we are told on the outside of the city boundary, the lockdown boundary, some of them are also going to remain closed in order to make sure people are not tempted to break lockdown laws outside of leicester either. for those who might be tempted for repeated flouting of laws, people do have powers from today to sign people up to £3200. plenty of incentive to stay at home in leicester. thanks so much. and coming up, we'll be live at a hairdressers in coventry and we'll hear about the impact on the hotel industry with the chief executive of whitbread who own the premier inn chain of hotels. president trump has used an independence day address to condemn what he called a merc

the city of leicester is expected to learn later today whether its local lockdown is to be extended. ter. # queen millz is a leicester—based singer. the city‘s vibrant music scene is on hold because there‘s nowhere open and it‘s a city which has one of the youngest populations in the uk. she says her generation is really suffering. absolutely horrible, like, everyone was so ready for pubs to open and everyone to go and see their friends and family and socialise, and then itjust got, like, everyone‘s dreams just got crushed and, like, it was probably really disheartening for a lot of people. in areas where confirmed cases are still high, volunteers are going door—to—door with covid tests. so we're here on behalf of the nhs and leicester city council today with some covid testing home kits. the more cases that can be detected the sooner the outbreak can be controlled. you‘re shielding at the moment. are you concerned about the number of cases there have been in this part of leicester? oh yeah, of course, very much so, because we are all locked down now and we can't do anything. and are

manchester united secured a place in the champions league at the expense of leicester city with victory0 as ole gunnar solskjaer‘s team make the champions league. delighted for the boys of course. we achieved a champions league spot, we have come from way, way behind teams and gone past them, have shown we have the consistency and players with the right mentality, we are building a group and a performance culture here that we can be proud of. it was the great escape for aston villa at the london stadium against west ham. they started the day just above the relegation places in 17th. a 1—1 draw proved enough to keep them up after watford lost 3—2 to arsenal. england are in complete control going into day 4 of the title—deciding third test against west indies. stuart broad returned with figures of 6/31 as the tourists chased 399 to win in manchester. after bowling west indies out for 197, england then added over 200 for their second innings before putting the west indies back into bat. broad now has 499 test wickets, one away from becoming only the fourth pace bowler to reach 500. obvious

the late goal eight minutes into stoppage time really breaking leicester city's hearts.y've been in the top four since last august, dropping out of champions league qualification on the final day of the season. and we can see that we take a look at the top half of the premier league table. how it finished with liverpool champions on 99 points followed by manchester city, manchester united, who would have thought they would have finished third when they had quite a slow first half of the season. chelsea winning 2-0 on the final day means they take the final top four spot with leicester dropping to fifth. they'll go into the europa league, the second tier european-wide cup competition along with tottenham hot spur. let's show you what happened at the bottom of the table, rosemary. crucially, aston villa securing their premier league survival with a 1-1 draw. jack grealish was the goal hero for villa. although they did concede very quickly to west ham, 1-1 stays, and bournemouth and watford are going down. >> all right. many thanks to alex thomas. appreciate that. >>> and t

enforcing a ten—day mandatory quarantine period for all travellers who have recently been in leicester. the citypike in coronavirus cases. leicester has been added to belgium's list of so—called "'red zones', along with other cities in spain and portugal. the new rules were announced early this morning — with immediate effect. labour has called for the government to clarify its position on face coverings, after the prime minister said a "stricter" approach to their use in england was needed. they're already mandatory on public transport. but senior sources have indicated the government may follow scotland's lead and make them compulsory in shops too. in wales, first minister, mark drakeford has warned that people might engage in more risky behaviour, if they routinely start to wear face coverings. mr drakeford said he didn't think the evidence on the benefits of wearing masks was yet "decisive" evidence does not point to, as i say, a straightforwardly one direction on this. i saw evidence last week, a survey done in people in a public setting where the research said people not wearing face masks

bruno fernandez with united record 14th penalty of the season against leicester city, who themselvesnew victory would have given them champions league football next season. and then right at the end of the game, a kasper schmeichel how her allowing jesse lyingard for his first goal since late 2018. >> we've come so far as a team. we're building a culture. and very proud of all their efforts and pleased with their efforts. next season will be even more testing and challenging, but -- >> the red devils 2-0 winners, meaning they finish above chelsea on goal differences. the foxes ending in fifth place. europa league football for them next season. dropping out of the premier league means huge financial setbacks. bournemouth doing what they had to do with an impressive 3-1 victory at everton, but to stay up, they also needed watford and aston villa to lose. watford going down 3-2 to arsenal, meaning relegation heartbreak for the hornets. villa went ahead against west ham thanks to a stunning jack grealish goal, though they had to endure a tense few moment after the host levelled. the deli

while elsewhere in england's capital city, tottenham giving leicester city plenty to think about if there to seal champions league football for next season. star striker herman caarry kane spurs 2-0 up. the londoners win it 3-0. leicester battling it out with manchester united and chelsea for that all-important top four finish. and spain's jon rahm, the new number one golfer in the world after winning the prestigious memorial tournament in ohio on sunday. rahm just the second spaniard to top the men's rankings since compatriot seby -- >>> around the world restrict visitors from seeing their loved ones. mary daniel wasn't going to let that stop her from visiting her husband who suffers from alzheimer's. after being separated for more than 100 days, she actually took a job at a dishwasher at her husband's care facility so she could see him. she told cnn's frederica whitfield how she came up with the idea. >> i had originally asked in the beginning of march, march 10th, to be exact. i actually called the memory care center and said, what i can do? can i volunteer? can i get a job? they sor

for travellers who have been in leicester. the citye in coronavirus cases. leicester has been added toa cases. leicester has been added to a list of red zones along with other cities in spain and portugal. the new rules were announced on friday morning with immediate effect. two people have been arrested after london's trafalgar square fountains were found to have been dyed red. the stunt was carried out by the group animal rebellion to protest against animalfarming. the rebellion to protest against animal farming. the protesters claimed the government had blood on its hands. protesters alleged the covid—19 pandemic was caused by animal exploitation. the football legend jack charlton, part of england's 1966 world cup winning team, has died at the age of 85 following a long illness. he spent his entire playing career at leeds united and later, as a manager, led ireland to the world cup quarter—finals in italy in 1990. his family paid tribute to him, saying he was a friend to many and a much—adored husband, father, grandfather and great—

they leapfrog leicester city who could only draw against arsenal. set to return to formula 1 with renault next year. sources have told bbc sport the spanish driver's move will be confirmed soon. he left f1 in 2018, and is due to make a third attempt to win the indianapolis 500 with mclaren in august. tennis, and rafael nadal has cast more doubt on whether he will defend his us open title. the spanish player's confirmed he wants to play in the madrid open, which starts a day after the grand slam concludes. last month, the world number two said he had little desire to travel to flushing meadows. now, coming up next, we have got all the latest business stories and of course it is the statement of the chancellor who will, you can see, here on bbc online, unveil a £2 billion scheme to kick—startjobs for young people. we shall have analysis for you and all the other top business stories. that is all to come in the next few minutes. i will see you then. hello. well, we've got another dose of rain on the way for wednesday. it's more southern parts of the uk

chelsea are on their way to opening up a four point gap over fourth placed leicester city in the premiere next season. currently in the 75th minute of that one. currently in the 75th minute of that one. in italy's serie a — atalanta could move second if they get the better of second from bottom brescia. that match is into the second half the two teams paid tribute to coronavirus victim before hand. with the outbreak took hold in late february. with the outbreak took hold in late february. joe root is back training with england's cricketers as they moved their bio—bubble to manchester ahead of thursday's second test against the west indies. he will come straight back into the line—up as they look to turn the three test series around. but it couldn't have gone much better for the tourists with the extra time in camp helping them win according to coach phil simmons. joe wilson has more. it is like going home. remember that's where they spent the best pa rt that's where they spent the best part of a month before the first test match. living together preparing together. and how useful that wa

enforcing a ten—day mandatory quarantine period for all travellers who have recently been in leicester. the cityronavirus cases. leicester has been added to belgium's list of so—called ‘red zones‘, along with other cities in spain and portugal. the football legend jack charlton, part of england's 1966 world cup winning team, has died at the age of 85 following a long illness. he spent his entire playing career at leeds united and later, as a manager, led ireland to the world cup quarter—finals in italy in 1990. his family paid tribute to him, saying he was a friend to many and a much—adored husband, father, grandfather and great—grandfather. andy swiss looks back at his life. he was known as big jack, and he was a footballing giant. jack charlton turned his courage and charisma into a quite remarkable career. commentator: bobby charlton with the corner. jack! perfect goal! he grew up in northumberland alongside his younger brother, bobby. but while bobby's skills soon made him a star, jack's defensive qualities were less glamorous — and he knew it. great tackle by charlton. came in like a brick

enforcing a ten—day mandatory quarantine period for all travellers who have recently been in leicester. the cityronavirus cases. leicester has been added to belgium's list of so—called "red zones", along with other cities in spain and portugal. the new rules were announced early this morning — with immediate effect. germany's response to the coronavirus pandemic helped it to keep the number of infections and deaths relatively low. the country is now trying to re—open parts of the economy which it had to suspend — in particular, its arts and culture scene. there's been extensive state support but there are still concerns for the future, as jenny hill reports. # hey, hey, hey... coronavirus didn't silence them for long. # hey, hey, hey! germany's amateur choirs singing again even if the rehearsal room is still out of bounds. you come home with a smile after every day with the people and friends here, and that was really missing. corona's force performers to think differently. at this private theatre, they're preparing a new piece written in lockdown. they can't let more than 60 people in to watch

so in those areas of the city in leicester at the moment which are inner—city city and have a lot ofbe transmission. but i think it's unlikely to be the only city. i think looking forward there is likely to be spikes and activity in other inner—city areas in the coming weeks and months. and here's a gp, dr rosemary leonard, explaining why it is so important for local health experts to have access to detailed data. there seems to be a problem getting very detailed information out. and it hasn't been explained why. but we do need that information if these local outbreaks are to be contained. i think what we really need to know is really detailed information, so where actually are people testing positive. is it because there has been screening done in a care home, for instance, and there are a lot of positive instances? for instance, and there are a lot of positive cases? really down to that much detail where exactly are the outbreaks happening. and in what age groups. this morning the business secretary alok sharma responded to the claim that local authorities aren't receiving enough d

leicester city's dreadful form since the restart has continued — they were beaten 2—1 at everton...ey were hammered 4—1 by newcastle. . .. they've lost every game since the league restarted, and sit second from bottom. and it's coming up to full time, in the late game between west ham and chelsea. 2—1 west ham. with around 15 mins remaining. an equalising therefrom well again. chelsea hoping to hang in there in the top four places. to happen to their @ west ham between west ham and chelsea. —— 2—2. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp says his side will happily accept a traditional guard of honour from last seasons champions manchester city when they travel to the etihad tomorrow. it will be liverpool's first match since they clinched the title last week, but already klopp's looking ahead to next season. we will attack the next one. there will be difficult enough. we will have the same situation as other teams. what we achieved lash or come in this case, last week, is something for the history books. the rest is ha rd something for the history books. the rest is hard work. we will try

and i think it's worth pointing out, you know, i've seen a noticeable difference here in the city of leicester of leicester, since the lockdown was extended. when you think of derby day, you imagine a real carnival, double decker buses lining the rails, and more than 100,000 people spread across the epsom downs. there will be none of that today, due to the coronavirus, so it'll be a strange experience for the jockeys. 0isin murphy, winner of this year's 2000 guineas, rides the second—favourite kameko, but he'll be vying for victory with the man he's looked up to throughout his career, frankie dettori, who's on board the favourite, english king. it is quite a big fear, if you think ofa it is quite a big fear, if you think of a formula 1 race. frankie dettori is drawn and start one, and i am in stall 11, so we are a little bit away from each other. there is plenty of other horses in the race coming in with good profiles as well, that can win. it is going to be very difficult to win. frankie is my idol, but when i step out onto the track today, that will be firmly in the back of my mind. when for

elsewhere in the premier league, leicester city stumbled, once again, as they try to qualify for thenited who have a game in hand. lewis hamilton has criticised formula one and his fellow drivers for not doing enough to combat racism. he was speaking after a second consecutive race where the anti—racism demonstration was disrupted by confusion, and a lack of unity. his disappointment didn't affect his race, the six time world champion won the hungarian grand prix pretty easily. he's now five points clear of his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas in the drivers championship. and rory mcilroy is no longer golf‘s world number o0ne. he's been overtaken by spain's jon rahm, who won the memorial tournament in the us state of ohio. rahm is just the second ever spaniard to top the rankings, the other was the late, great seve ballesteros. that's all the sport for now. more from us on the bbc news channel at 12:15pm. this year, tens of thousands of student nurses, radiographers, paramedics and other healthcare workers were given a choice: postpone their training placements and concentrate on t

a local lockdown comes into force in the city of leicester.tality businesses aren't allowed to open and social gatherings and overnight stays are banned. seven police officers have been injured after they attempted to break up an illegal party in west london. president trump has launched a blistering attack on anti—racism demonstrators, accusing them of trying to erase america's history. now on bbc news, philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—19 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—19 is affecting the lives of people around the world. i'm philippa thomas, and this week we're looking at the lasting impact on medics on the frontline — the tiredness, even the trauma, created by dealing with relentless crisis. later we'll hear from a spanish lung doctor who got covid—19, got sick, and carried on treating her patients from quarantine. what has that done to her? we begin with what it's like to be a first responder

enforcing a ten—day mandatory quarantine period for all travellers who have recently been in leicester. the citylockdown after a spike in coronavirus cases. the city has been added to belgium's list of so—called "red zones", along with other cities in spain and portugal. the new rules were announced early this morning — with immediate effect. the bbc has learned that a former islamic state group fighter has died in a prison run by kurdish forces in a region of syria that they control. ishak mostefaoui left the uk to fight against the syrian regime in 2014, and later had his british citizenship revoked. he was killed in the notorious hasa kah prison where many is fighters are held. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. this was ishak mostefaoui when he was filmed by a bbc team last october. detained in deteriorating conditions in north—east syria. it is all very bad. from food, medicine, to, you know, to be very densely populated in one room. hygienic materials are very rare. until the red cross came. the prison is in a converted school in the city of hasakah, run by the sdf, th

liverpool chelsea manchester city leicester y tottenham hotspur van al europa league.uan manuel iturbe saca el centro por la izquierda y cervantes lo clava en propia puerta. empata gallos. al 81 carlos gutiérrez ponía el balón atrás, y dímelo lo conectaba para poner el 3 x 2 final. >> vamos con el duelo entre houston y chicago. al minuto 3 falta innecesaría, se marca el penal, lo cobra sophie smith, y adentro. con tiempo cumplido, venía el balón filtrado que le hace el 8 a la campeona del mundo y houston se consagra campeón. >> primer título para este equipo que no había quedado sino hasta el quinto lugar, más en la edición de las 11 muchas gracias >> muchas gracias, carlos. al volver de la pausa, el zoológico de oakland volverá a recibir visitantes, le contaremos desde cuando. querida california, sabemos que estos son tiempos difíciles, pero tienes que saber que no estás sola. todos hemos tenido que adaptarnos. y con el verano, tus facturas de energía pueden subir al igual que las temperaturas. juntos, podemos ahorrar energía y dinero en esta época difícil. cierra las

at the other end — leicester city boss brendan rodgers, has urged his team to "make history" by qualifying united 2—0 to stay in the fourth and final qualification spot. and they're ahead of manchester united, on goal difference — just three goals as united kept the pressure on with a 2—0 win at crystal palace. marcus rashford with the opener. and guess what? united play leicester on the final day of the season. "we are a weak team" and "things have to change". they're the stinging words from lionel messi as his barcelona team lost the spanish league. it's real madrid who won the la liga title — their first since 2017 under manager zinedine zidane. translation: this title has got a special feeling, especially after being locked up at home for two months. we came back and we prepared ourselves in a different way. and we managed to win the spanish league which, in my opinion, is the most difficult to win. and tiger woods says he plays golfjust as well, without fans watching. that's in contrast to rory mcilroy, who has said it has affected his game. having said that, mcilroy‘s made a promisin

the british press could be in line for a localized lockdown similar to what we've seen in the city of leicester in the midlands but local authorities here and elsewhere of stress that they haven't seen a surge and that they were just put on the list because there was an increase in new cases week on week at the end of june whereas what's perhaps more important is the statistics on new cases per 100000 of population now public health and parts of the health ministry here in the u.k. have started to release figures for local authorities based not only on what they call pillar one testing which is mainly for people like health workers in care workers but also pillar to testing in the wider community and that showing not surprisingly that leicester was top of the pack with around 140 cases per 100001 the 21st of june now the prime minister boris johnson was asked by the leader of the opposition kids starmer why a full testing information will pillar to date wasn't given to local authorities in leicester well this is what boris johnson replied we did in leicester exactly what we did for instance we

a local lockdown comes into force in the city of leicester.pitality businesses aren't allowed to open and social gatherings and overnight stays are banned. president trump, speaking at an event celebrating independence day at mount rushmore, launches a blistering attack on anti—racist demonstrators, accusing them of trying to erase america's history. these heroes will never be defaced. their legacy will never ever be destroyed. their achievements will never be forgotten. and two divers in mexico find a perfectly preserved cave, with evidence of prehistoric mining from 11,000 years ago. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. 15 weeks after lockdown was imposed, pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and other leisure businesses are reopening in england. it's seen as a major step in getting the economy back to normal after a major relaxation of restrictions. but england's chief medical officer has warned the move isn't without risk. as of midn

and carry off a greater clarity to the people of leicester, now in the 70th week of lockdown in my cityockdown later this week? when will he make that decision? how will he communicate that decision to the people of leicester? can you clarify why the business minister, the honourable member for stratford, has ruled out extra support for leicester businesses and employers, contradicting the indications that he gave to the people of leicester? when people are worried about their jobs, this makes messaging as the la st jobs, this makes messaging as the last thing they need. the other areas i have identified as concerning, well he instructs the health and safety executive to inspect all factories, meat—packing plants, orders centres and all large employment sites as a matter of urgency? on testing, local authorities don't need specific data that can facilitate action. they still need... they still need personal identifiable data, notjust postcodes. it is not as positive test results, they need a negative result as well so they can understand the overall infection prevalence, and they need t

leicester, lockdown life continues. the health secretary announced yesterday that measures in the city would be eased later this month. start of lockdown, before lockdown, right the way back in february. so people here do feel a strong sense of injustice. elsewhere in the city, restrictions in schools and nurseries have also been eased. there will now be a more targeted approach to the closure of nonessential shops according to health secretary matt hancock. but pubs and restaurants will remain shut. bans on gatherings of more than six people will continue. it's very difficult to live in leicester right now. it has really been for so many months now. it is impacting people's mental health. trying to keep us safe really, you know, that is what the whole of lockdown has been about. i know it has not been good for the economy but, you know, it is keeping us safe, i think. protests about leicester's lockdown have taken different forms. silence... song... # i'm locked down in leicester... a partial easing of lockdown might be on the horizon but life in leicester remains more restricted than elsewhere. free us up, they can't

north—east spain with diseased rates and one of the province is equivalent to what we had a new leicester cityeen as a second wave or a big spike and a series of local outbreaks. actually, although we call it a pandemic, and even within this country, there are a series of lots of smaller epidemics all coalescing together. we have only got to look at the difference between the disease rates that we have had in london to see the areas in cornwall or the scottish highlands which have been very low in comparison. thinking back to the beginning of this pandemic, there were comparisons with the spanish flu outbreak of the early 1900s, which did see a first wave and any second way. but that does not seem, so far, to be the case with this virus, does it? in retrospect, we only diagnosed three waves after it was all over. i think the second wave, if you look at the time lines, it was highly fuelled by the end of the first world war, when we demobilised large numbers of troops who could not wait to go home. we saw outbreaks on cruise ships and if you compare that to an overcrowded troopship, there is no

in a sports hall near the city centre, leicester's director of public health, ivan browne, is thankingovid tests. thank you very much. applause. the number of cases in the city is still high, and that might be because the mass testing is finding many asymptomatic cases that might otherwise go undetected. we are going into communities, we are knocking on doors to try and find those, and whilst that makes it difficult because we are finding cases, in the long run that is for the best, because obviously if we find it and people can take action, we break that chain of transmission. it feels like a very different world to the one most of us are living in at the moment. a month ago, when the rest of england was getting ready to go out to the pub, leicester was sent deep back into lockdown. this is from a 44—year—old woman. she said, my dress is left hanging unworn, the rings are boxed, unopened, and my heart sinks at now not being married to my soulmate. it feels selfish to even type it anonymously here in comparison to the bigger picture of the country. deanna lad has spent lockdown at home

and on friday, public health england said it was focusing on certain towns and cities. leicesterervention. pendle and blackburn with darwen as areas for enhanced support. but blackburn's public health director said there, many contacts of infected residents are not being traced. we could risk seeing an exponential growth because up to half of the people that may have been infected by an index case in the first case with the virus will themselves not know they are infected or at risk of infection and get tested and self— isolate. governments in scotland, wales, and northern ireland have, of course, their own powers on deciding what to do. but labour says big holes remain in the uk government's plan. you only have to go down to the local high street to see what the problem is. some of the shops and restaurants have now opened up, pubs as well, but many people are not coming out of their houses, they are not spending again in the economy because they are nervous about what this means, whether there is going to be a second wave, whether the nhs is going to be overwhelmed. and we real