tight on that table and the league 1, many ligue one clubs have suggested that there should be a sortcluding the more teams that would happen normally because of how close their points are. this will be incredibly important for clu bs will be incredibly important for clubs like wycombe wanderers. they would move from eights at the moment to third on the way two points per 93v to third on the way two points per gay system and peterborough would drop out of the play—off spots so thanks, clearly this is going to be incredibly contentious but the afl said it would be hard to find a solution that fit and indeed it cut you could argue that it's actually impossible. well let's get the view from the clubs. carol sha na han is the co—chair of port vale. shejoins us now. for what reason did you choose to vote unanimously to curtail the season early? when i listen to the other clubs and what we would be asking them to put themselves through, through no game for themselves because they were vintage table, it just didn't themselves because they were vintage table, itjust didn't seem the right thin

to end their season league 2 clubs agreed to end their season due to the coronavirus pandemic, but liguee premier league are still to reach a decision. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there are more revelations of the shocking effects of cornavirus in care homes. latest figures show that more than a quarter of deaths of care home residents in england and wales — including some who died in hospitals — between march and may, involved coronavirus, that's more than 12,500 people. of those, nine out of ten victims had at least one pre—existing condition, most commonly dementia and alzheimer's disease. in the last hour the government has been giving details of it's next steps on helping care homes in england. meanwhile, 384 deaths have been reported in the past 24—hour period, in hospitals and the wider community, as well as care homes. the overall number of those who have died in the uk now stands at 33,998. our social affairs correspondent, alison holt reports. thomas port was 101. he was ex navy, frail but still determined even in a pandemic. his reaction was, i picked up s

ligue un is the only one of the big five european leagues either not back under way or planning to resumeichel aulas says french football is facing an "unprecedented economic and social crisis". that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a short time ago, the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, held a press briefing. she said there are now 2,291 people who've died from covid—i9 in scotland, up 18 from yesterday. the briefing focussed primarily on scotland's new ‘test and protect‘ strategy, that will launch on thursday and she outlined how that will work. firstly, we said that to launch test and protect nationally we needed the ability to conduct more than 15,000 tests a day. i can confirm that this capacity is not in place. that capacity is not in place. that capacity is not in place. that capacity is being delivered through a combination of nhs labs, academic partners, the scottish national blood transfusion service, and the lighthouse lab in glasgow. secondly, we said we would enhance and extend the use

ligue un is the only one of the big five european leagues either not back under way or planning to resumecrisis". that's all the sport for now. let's return now to the ongoing row over the actions of the prime minister's chief aide who drove hundreds of miles after the coronavirus lockdown was imposed. ajunior minister — douglas ross — has resigned over the actions of dominic cummings. but other ministers today have continued to defend the adviser‘s claims that he acted " reasonably and legally". mps have reported their inboxes full of emails from their constituents on the matter. and 0livia paterson is one person who has written to her conservative mp about mr cummings' actions.... 0livia joins me now... let's start from the beginning. you wrote at the weekend to your mp. while? what was the tone of the letter? i wrote off the back of a tweet i sent on friday night, expressing anger, because my grandfather had died alone, not from coronavirus, but he was alone because my family and carers in her ca re because my family and carers in her care home rightly follow the rules. i got care home

if you can go to two adjacent places in italy, you know, ligu richlt a and lombardia and one of themrt of pattern. the downswing was really quick. like madrid was in spain. and then an adjacent region has this long protracted peak and a very slow decline. and nobody's really come up with a great explanation for who gets the long protracted peak and who's lucky enough to have the quick decline. must be related at some level to behavior and social distancing. but we're having a hard time predicting in advance where that's going to happen. >> many of the models i look at, dr. murray, extend out a few days or a few weeks. yours goes to august. i'm curious how did you pick august, and what are your expectations after that? >> you know, august started when we started off this effort and we were talking to the hospitals that we were primarily trying to help plan for the surge. and we said, so what time frame do you want some planning numbers for? and the response we got back was four months. that's the way they were thinking about it. so we said, okay, we'll try to -- we'll do forecasts out

ligue one yet to make a decision. not be a threat for anybody because when we start there is enough space on the pitches for the players, so i think the premier league grounds will be the safest places, the training grounds will be the safest places in europe. you can see the full interview with jurgen klopp on football focus tomorrow, as well as a special feature on his formative years as a player and coach in germany. that‘s on bbc 1, from 12 o‘clock. two grands prix are set to be held at silverstone this summer, after the track‘s owners agreed a deal with formula one bosses. f1 are looking to revise their calendar to get enough races completed in the season — so some circuits will host more than one race. however two—week quarantine rules on international arrivals to the uk could scupper the plans — and the races will be subject to government approval. the british grand prix is scheduled for the 19th ofjuly, behind closed doors, with a second race a week later. world rugby has confirmed that all this summer‘s tours

because there are reports but that division and ligue1 because there are reports but that division and liguee the first thing, it's now become self—evident that it's more difficult than ever to see this commencing. we are in a difficult position because we are in the relegation zone and if they decide ona relegation zone and if they decide on a points per game issue for example, we would go down and it would cost us in the region of close—up to £1 million when you add on reduced games from sponsorship. it's quite difficult for us and for quite a number of clubs in that regard. what will happen is, they have to decide on the options at this point in time, i think that's the intention, they will put the options to the clubs. they may even do what they normally do in these circumstances, and the phrase that uses look for a direction of travel slow may consult with the club ‘s first to decide as to what options should be foot forward to the vote. and how close are some of these clu bs to and how close are some of these clubs to the wire? how close would they be to potentially going out of busine