danjohnson, bbc news, loughborough.erland will be unsustainable if the uk fails to agree a trade deal with the european union. the japanese company says the jobs of the 6,000 workers there won't be safe without tariff—free access to the eu. our business editor, simonjack, has been talking to the nissan boss. hejoins me now. we had good news from nissan in sunderland last week and now this. last week, a massive cost—cutting programme was unveiled, taking billions out and plant closing in spain and indonesia, but not in sunderland. there was even the idea floated that there 43% shareholder and partner renault would move some production to take up capacity in sunderland. since then, two things have happened, renault have said they have no such plans, and one of they have no such plans, and one of the senior executives told me, refreshed the message that, without terror free access to the eu, the plant would not be sustainable because you get 10% tariff on the experts there. and saying that at a crucial moment, because we k

and across the road at loughborough university...dy feel redundant. we miss our students and we are keen to have them back and give them the best experience we can, given the current government restrictions, so we may not get 580 in, but we could probably get 50 or 60 in. the timetable's being redrawn to help social distancing, and students may have to live and study with the same small group, to limit who they mix with. freshers' week is going online, like most of the lectures — no wonder some are reconsidering. i would just urge students if they are thinking about deferring, is not to make that decision just yet. gather as much information as possible before making that final determination. a lot will change between now and september. they will go through an airport—style scanner, which measures their temperature. a lot‘s changed already here in bolton, as they've tried to keep students on campus. fortunately i have cleared so i can go through. what we have done is followed all the social distancing guidelines and rules for workpla

danjohnson, bbc news, loughborough. has warned britain not to interfere in its plans to impose tough national security laws in hong kong. beijing has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the uk government, after boris johnson promised millions of people in hong kong a route to citizenship if china goes ahead with implementing the new laws. our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins, reports. china is determined to end all this, protests in hong kong, led by democracy activists, certain beijing will use new security laws to ensure they are crushed completely, possibly tried and jailed on the mainland. now boris johnson possibly tried and jailed on the mainland. now borisjohnson is threatening to stimulate a mass exodus from hong kong by relaxing the visa rules for many with british overseas passports. he wrote in the times, if china imposes its national security law, the british government will change our immigration rules and allow any holder of these passports from hong kong to come to the uk for passports from hong

and across the road at loughborough university?ent government restrictions, we might not get 580 but we could get 50 or 60. timetables are being redrawn to help social distancing, stu d e nts redrawn to help social distancing, students may have to live and study with the same small group to limit or they mix with. freshers week will go online, like most lectures. no wonder some are reconsidering. if stu d e nts wonder some are reconsidering. if students are thinking about deferring, do not make that decision just yet, gather as much information as possible before making that final determination. a lot will change between now and september.‘ determination. a lot will change between now and september. a lot has already changed here in bolton as they try to keep students on campus. i had cleared and can go through. we have followed all the social distancing guidelines for the workplace and for social space to ensure that students have a covid secure environment. these students are valuable, especially if international numbers fall, so

so these loughborough a—level students are trying to work out what university life will be like.or me, is just to have the independence that you get when you go to uni. tuition fees are staying the same, it is a lot of money to pay for not getting the full experience and just doing stuff from home. if you are paying over nine grand, i think universities are doing what they can to make it work. here is one vision of the future of learning. bolton university is installing temperature scanners and will ask everyone to wear a mask. students pay for going to university and attending, and we're going to provide them that experience. we were said to be out of step at the beginning of this, but there is a number now following us in the sector. it is good to be have bolton at the front of this. but for us it is about giving the best value for students, student experience is the number one thing for us, and this is going to be best student experience in a covid—secure environment. this is a step too far for many others, who are considering keeping students in protective bubbles, planning v

shejoins us now from loughborough. thank you so much forjoining us. me at the moment, it is really difficult. only a few people are allowed on the track at once and at the moment, it is a maximum of eight people, that includes athletes and coaches and if i'm running with my guide runner, we have to run two lanes apart from one another, so he is trying to give me verbal cues rather than physical ones, it is quite hard. it must be incredibly hard. does it make you nervous? how does it feel having to do that?“ does it feel having to do that?“ does make me really nervous. i'm lucky that there are not many people on the track so i don't have that additional variable of lots of people training, but i'm not able to run anywhere near as quick as i normally would do, so my fitness levels will take a bit longer to get back because i can only do my real ha rd back because i can only do my real hard training when i'm with my guide. tell us about the relationship with the guide, it is such an incredible one and the trust between the two of you. it is, it is a real

on the other side yes that there was a russian delegation had a vice russian foreign minister loughborough and defense minister go or they were supposed to come to istanbul and talk with their counterparts discuss the details about a political solution a permanent ceasefire in the bia turkish defense ministry it was as a defense minute turkey's sorry foreign minister total was asked about why the a meeting was a cancer post at the very last minute he said that there were some technical details in principle basic principles russia and tricky have all the commons with regard to syria but they need to discuss more technical details as also they have to make sure that the political players in the main the a g m a's on the same page with the plan that will be proposed by russia and turkey however just a just almost an hour ago reuters. reuters had a news line saying that there was a disagreement between russia and turkey russians want to assure that the d.n.a. back our turkey is shouldn't be advancing toward syria. which is between in tripoli and the controlled area but the turks refuse the reu

on the other side yesterday there was a russian delegation headed by russian foreign minister loughborough and defense minister. they were supposed to come to istanbul and talk with their counterparts discuss the details about a political solution a permanent cease fire in the area foreign minister chose or was asked about why the meeting was cancelled postponed at the very last minute he said that there were some technical details in principle basic principles russia and for a key have all the commons with regard to syria but they need to discuss more technical details as also they have to make sure that the political players in libya mainly the g m a's on the same page with the plan that will be proposed by russia and turkey. turkish warplanes have bomb several areas in northern iraq targeting kurdish separatist fighters is part of a new operation against the kurdistan workers' party or p k k turkey's defense ministry says it's in response to an increase in attacks on its army bases the p k k is designated as a terrorist group by turkey the united states and the european union from baghd

so these loughborough a—level students are trying to work out what university life will be like.aying the same, it is a lot of money to pay for not getting the full experience and just doing stuff from home. if you are paying over nine grand, i think universities are doing what they can to make it work. here is one vision of the future of learning. bolton university is installing temperature scanners and will ask everyone to wear a mask. students pay for going to university and attending, and we're going to provide them that experience. we were said to be out of step at the beginning of this, but there is a number now following us in the sector. it is good to be have bolton at the front of this. but for us it is about giving the best value for students, student experience is the number one thing for us, and this is going to be best student experience in a covid—secure environment. this is a step too far for many others, who are considering keeping students in protective bubbles, planning virtual freshers weeks planning virtual freshers' weeks and moving lectures online. i think i