hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at ii:00pm...wo more people have died in the uk because of coronavirus, taking the number of people killed now to 10. that announcement was made as the government's emergency committee was meeting, which looks set to move into a new phase of dealing with coronavirus which could force schools to close. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon announces precautionary measures to try and contain the outbreak — school trips will not go ahead and mass gatherings will be cancelled. the focus is very much on seeking to delay the spread, to reduce the peak impactand to delay the spread, to reduce the peak impact and to protect the most vulnerable. president trump suspends travel from 26 european countries into the us — but not the uk and ireland — in a bid to combat the spread of the coronavirus. this is not a financial crisis. this is just a temporary moment of time that we will overcome together as a nation and as a world. that decision by president trump has caused global stock markets to plunge — the

my colleague simon mccoy is in wakefield. good morning. iam good morning.n wakefield where obviously they will be monitoring what is going on today as much as the rest of us. with me are our consumer affairs correspondent sarah corker and local business owner tania howe, who runs the candle shop betty loves candles. her business isjust her business is just around the corner. sarah, they are looking for cash and power around here. yes, and what we will be looking for today is the detail about those big infrastructure spending announcements. we have heard plenty of promises about levelling up spending gap between the north and south. businesses here are really lobbying for what is called northern powerhouse rail. that is about making it easier to get east to west. at the moment, it can take half a day to get between liverpool and hull, for example. by connecting the big cities across the north, that will really help economic growth. tania, self-employed, small business owner, coronavirus rearing its head, how long can you keep going? we have already had an in

champ is named after the great ap mccoy and terrific celebrations from his five—year—old son archie celebratingncess royal. certainly a right his dad would have been very proud of indeed. also a shock on the cross—country chase where tiger, the defending champion, who of course has won the grand national for the last two years, was beaten into second place by eases land. tiger's trainer said afterwards he was not helped by the soft ground, but beaten into second, so a date with a fair few surprises. it certainly has. thanks indeed, world hurdle and the gold cup to come over the next couple of days. that is just about it from us, but don't forget commentary on liverpool and atletico madrid on bbc five live and go to the bbc website for the latest in coronavirus and how that is hitting sport hard. for me and the team, goodbye. more now on the coronavirus and the budget today. just to let you know that it budget today. just to let you know thatitis budget today. just to let you know that it is being reported that two more people have died as a result of contracting the virus in the uk taking the n

this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.t's emergency cobra committee is meeting right now — chaired by the prime minister. it's expected that ministers will decide that efforts to contain infections in the uk have run their course and a new phase will signalled in the uk's strategy to tackle coronavirus. they're expected to back moving into the second stage — delay — involving restrictions on movement, with the aim of pushing back the peak of the outbreak to the summer. in other developments this afternoon: president trump has banned all travel to the us from much of mainland europe. trading on the new york stock exchange was temporarily suspended after stocks fell again. italy has closed nearly all its shops; ireland is shutting all schools, colleges and childcare facilities; and the spanish authorities are considering locking down madrid. here, 460 people have been infected. in total, eight people have died. more than 27,000 have been tested. our health correspondent, lauren moss, reports. how are you doing? i'm rishi. ni

i‘m simon mccoy.‘re dealing with a brand—new virus, we‘re dealing with learning as we go along and i think now, to put absolute timelines on things is not possible when we can see that in other countries, where people are now beginning to experiment with releasing some of the measures a bit to see what happens. the bank of england has made another emergency cut to interest rates. the base rate is nowjust 0.1% — down from the 0.25% threshold set last week. a glimmer of relief in china — which records no new domestic cases of coronavirus for the first time since the pandemic began last year. # heads, shoulders, knees and toes... and keeping the kids amused — one playgroup‘s efforts to keep going online. good afternoon. from tomorrow at around 3.30pm, all schools in the uk will shut their doors — indefinitely — in an unprecedented nationwide shutdown. but there are continuing urgent questions about the closures, and exactly how they will affect pupils, and parents. a list of the "key workers" — whose chi

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donald trump seems unfazed by the looming threat of a possible recession also to come frances says for mccoy but 90 taking its efforts to contain the pandemic to a new level as an increasing number of member states temporarily close their borders and the borders of the entrance of the european union. will be close if we are forced to stop like connections to these countries and establish controls at the swiss border without a valid reason in and out of the can through will no longer be allowed and i phone maker is ordered to pay over a $1000000.00 euros by france and competitive practices. hello good afternoon welcome just gone 2 o'clock here in moscow you watching r.t. international now the u.s. president donald trump has brushed aside fears america may be headed for a recession although didn't rule it out completely the coronavirus pandemic is causing turmoil on financial markets worldwide despite drastic action from central banks to limit the damage. is the u.s. economy heading into a recession well it may be what i think in terms of recession with thinking in terms of the virus once we s

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm.kets crashed creating an automatic cutout. no need to panic buy — the government says it remains focused on containing the spread of the coronavirus as the prime minister chairs a meeting of the government's emergency committee. there is absolutely no need for anybody to stockpile or anything like that. we are in constant contact with the major retailers. italy's prime minister says his country is facing its "darkest hour" with 16 million people in quarantine. the trial begins of alex salmond — former first minister of scotland — on charges of sexual

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2...into a new phase of dealing with coronavirus — what will it mean for public gatherings and schools? we'll make the right decision at the right time every step of this process. people can be assured of that. stock markets plunge so far the new york stock exchange was temporarily suspended — as president trump imposes a mass ban on flights from most european countries, excluding the uk and ireland this is not a financial crisis. this is just this is not a financial crisis. this isjust a this is not a financial crisis. this is just a temporary moment of time that we will overcome together as a nation and as a world. the pc harper murder trialjury hears the 999 call about a theft which led to his police car being sent to investigate

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. an emergency government cobra meeting on coronavirus discusses plans for social distancing for the elderly and the vulnerable. having had pneumonia several times and asthma all my life, which is regulated, i know what it feels like to not be able to breathe and i don't want to be then feeling that i might die and i'm all alone. so, i'm trying to do all my best to avoid it. as the pressure grows on the nhs, there are concerns about the health of front line workers. the immediate priority, from my end, representing the nation's doctors, is to keep them protected, keep them free from infection. because if they fall sick and they aren't able to work, we won't have a workforce. germany becomes the latest country to close borders, as europe tightens up its response. british airways, virgin and easyjet all say they are grounding the vast majority of their flights, as customer demand plummets. bell dings. another volatile day on global markets. in new york, trading was halted temp

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2.s and universities say they need to know what will happen to gcses and a'levels — ministers promise answers tomorrow our aim will be to issue pupils' gcses and a—level examinations in august as we usually do. but it will be under a different process and a different system as to how we've done it always in the past, with traditional examinations. scientists tell the government that the risks and benefits of further drastic actions to contain the coronavirus need to be properly weighed up we're dealing with a brand—new virus, we're dealing with learning as we go along and i think now, to put absolute timelines on things is

this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2 o'clock.bout social distancing aimed at tackling the coronavirus pandemic, by visiting open spaces over the weekend. it is very selfish. the nhs is doing everything it can and preparing for the spread of this virus and if people go within two metres over others who they don't live with, then they are helping to spread the virus. packed trains on the london underground, despite advice to stay at home. tube staff say they're "furious", and social distancing, they warn, is "impossible". even key workers are being told to keep their children at home unless "absolutely necessary" — as schools across the uk close to most pupils. the government suspends all rail franchises

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...could be here in a fortnight. it has a relatively slow take—off at the start and that is really where we are at the moment. it will start to rise quite sharply. italians are told to stay at home, public gatherings are banned, and border checks are increased as the country's coronavirus lockdown comes into effect. british airways, easyjet and ryan air cancel all theirflights between the uk and italy until early april. borisjohnson is facing his first commons rebellion since his general election victory — over huawei's role in the uk's 5g mobile internet network. an old bailey murderjury is told police officer andrew harper

hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at 2:00...ate in sight. usually congested streets quiet — as people are urged to avoid travel and nonessential contact. stay away from restaurants, pubs and clubs — that's the official advice. it's left some businesses in despair. we can't make money to pay the rent and the rates and everything. so it's tough as well. so i have to send two of them home. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, advises uk citizens against all non—essential global travel for an initial period of 30 days. the archbishop of canterbury calls for church of england churches to put public worship on hold and become a "different sort of church" in the coming months. in france, tough new measures require people to stay at home — only those with documents spelling out their reasons are allowed out.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 4:00pm...number of people killed now to 10. that announcement was made as the government's emergency committee was meeting, which looks set to move into a new phase of dealing with coronavirus which could force schools to close. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon announces precautionary measures to try and contain the outbreak — school trips will not go ahead and mass gatherings will be cancelled. the focus is very much on seeking to delay the spread, to reduce the peak impactand to delay the spread, to reduce the peak impact and to protect the most vulnerable. president trump suspends travel from 26 european

this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm.virus. my my view is that it is now inevitable that we will close schools and nurseries and my planning assumption now is that schools will close to pupils at the end of this week. labour demands government measures to protect tenants at risk of eviction if they can't pay their rent. they are worried sick that they cannot pay their rent if they get sick, lose pay, orfeelthey need cannot pay their rent if they get sick, lose pay, or feel they need to self—isolate. sick, lose pay, or feel they need to self-isolate. i can confirm that we will do and bringing forward legislation to protect private renters from eviction.

reported in the original epicenter of the outbreak in the capital of province france's president emanuel mccoy's describing new lockdown measures across the country as unprecedented for 2 weeks residents can only leave their homes to buy groceries travel to work or to seek medical care across has anyone flouting the rules will be punished. we are at war health was not against another country or another nation the enemy is there and it's advancing and that requires general mobilization we are at war. all the action of the government must not be focused on the fight against the epidemic by night or by day nothing must distract us health authorities in the usa to high you have postponed the presidential primary day just hours before polls were due to open the state's health chief justify the decision saying it could expose voters to corona virus 50 cases of the virus have been confirmed in ohio now the news russia's foreign ministry says fighters in syria's last rebel held province of breaching the ceasefire it comes after russia and turkey were forced to cut short joint patrols when rebels brought

i'm simon mccoy.oday at 2pm... a sixth person has died in the uk after testing positive for coronavirus as it's warned the peak of the epidemic could be here in a fortnight. it has a relatively slow take—off at the start and that is really where we are at the moment. it will start to rise quite sharply. italians are told to stay at home, public gatherings are banned, and border checks are increased as the country's coronavirus lockdown comes into effect. british airways, easyjet and ryan air cancel all theirflights between the uk and italy until early april. borisjohnson is facing his first commons rebellion since his general election victory — over huawei's role in the uk's sg mobile internet network. an old bailey murderjury is told police officer andrew harper was dragged for more than a mile by a car along a country lane — after responding to a report of the theft of a quad bike. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — austin halewood. the coronavirus continues to affect sporting events across

in kentucky, in a part of the world you had such close family kinship, hatfield and mccoy's and things like this, this area of kentucky where family mattered so much one red cross worker found a woman and family, children, husband and wife so sick they couldn't care for themselves, red cross worker tried to get the woman's sister to help. she refused. he wouldn't come to the house. they got her to come to the house, she knocked on the window and walked back 50 feet and talked to the red cross worker. that is how much fear there was. in philadelphia, which was a city of almost 2 million people there was one physician running an emergency hospital, only a medical student, he lived 12 miles from where this hospital was in the middle of the city. the city was so -- he started counting the cars he passed on the street on his way home. in a city of 2 million people, over a distance of 12 miles, one night he noted that he did not pass a single other car. he said the life of the city was almost stopped. in the illustrations in the book, there is one from downtown manhattan, there are a couple

mccoy tiner who first gained acclaim in the 1960's as member of johnoltranelse ground inspiration for the world. he joined the quartet when he was 21. the quartet is remembered for songs from "my favorite things" to a love sup people. he remainedne of the top leaders in jazz. ♪ mccoyas tiner 81 years old. on our website, you can see him playing just two yearst ago the famed blue note club in new york city and talking about his time with the coltran quartet. he's talking with jeffrey brown. online rightow, our march pick for our newshour new york times book club is inheritance. it's a memoir about identity, d.n.a. and family secretes. author danny shapiro shares wite us howas inspired to write the book as well as what her writing routines look like. you can find out how to join our book club that's on pbs.org/does rewshour. robert costa exp where the road to the white house leads from here with his panel onas ngton week." tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend looks at educating female land owners on sustainable farming practices. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy wood

that was ap mccoy's white. she was pretty excited! she might have been the most excited —— wife. it fight the coronavirus pandemic. the decision was announced as part of the chancellor's budget yesterday. let's speak to the snp's deputy westminster leader, kirsty blackman. good morning to you, kirsty blackman. good morning. big spending announcements yesterday, your thirst reaction to the budget please?” yesterday, your thirst reaction to the budget please? i think it was absolutely right the chancellor put coronavirus and fighting coronavirus front and centre. you know, the measures we've been calling for an working cross party to try to get around protecting both individuals and employers through the course of this virus were up there. we've yet to the frameworks on those and the exact regulations that will come out from the government on that, so we'll be keeping a watching brief on that and making sure people are protected. i still have concerns about self—employed people, though, because the statutory sick pay doesn't apply to them and i've got concerns there not caught by t

behind that, we closed schools behind that we closed hair salon and barbershops and even hatfield mccoy. now tonight i'm telling you, we are not going to shut down the entire state now. but you've got to know that just this, as we go forward, if we'll absolutely employ all of these things that i'm going to tell it you of tonight, maybe we can prevent that from happening. but we have got to move and we've got to move stronger than we already are right now. jon: jim justice governor of west virginia telling resident of his state that there are going to be some painful steps taken in the days ahead west virginia as i e mentioned earlier was the last state that had no coronavirus cases reported at one point. 49 others had reported in west virginia had none as of about a week ago. but that's not the case anymore, and in west virginia is taking some of the same steps that many other states are taking in response to coronavirus crisis. in meantime president trump is a embracing potential coronavirus treatments as number of cases grows across the u.s. the fda now giving emergency authorization

authorities there reported $125.00 new cases bringing the total to $553.00 france's president emmanuel mccoy is describing you know down measures across the country as unprecedented for 2 weeks residents can only leave their homes to buy groceries travel to work or to seek medical care across as anyone ignoring the rules will be punished. we are at war healthwise not against another country or another nation the enemy is there and it's advancing and that requires general mobilization we are at war all the action of the government must not be focused on the fight against the epidemic by night or by day nothing must distract us and health authorities in the u.s. state of ohio have moved to postpone the presidential primary just hours before polls were due to open the state's health chiefs said it could expose votes as to coronavirus decision to call off the vote goes against a judge's earlier refusal to shut it down 50 cases have been confirmed in ohio so far we're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera as always more news on our web site al-jazeera dot com coming up next al jazeera world

mccoy to get this right and when to make sure every has the opportunity to file for an obama claims.we have sped up the process for people to receive those claims as well. [inaudible question] well, we have, in fact, told people they should stay six feet apart. i know there are stores that enforcing that, that are under asking people lease space out whether its check or something else i've seen the pictures that you sent and maybe you've experienced it personally. people need to take responsibility for themselves. there are many people who are. i don't know if you saw the video of bonnie from chicago who made a video of herself and posted it on twitter about her social distancing herself from somebody in the person essentially calling her a kook that because there still people out there that don't believe that this is real. they should go to the hospital today. walk in. she was going on at the hospitals. talk to your health care -- i don't want them to go to the hospital because i do want them to get infected i don't want them to infect anybody. but the point is they should see was h

this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2 o'clock. the government considers tougher measures, as crowds of ignore advice about social distancing aimed at tackling the coronavirus pandemic, by visiting open spaces over the weekend. it is very selfish. the nhs is doing everything it can and preparing for the spread of this virus and if people go within two metres over others who they don't live with, then they are helping to spread the virus. packed trains on the london underground, despite advice to stay at home. tube staff say they're "furious", and social distancing, they warn, is "impossible". even key workers are being told to keep their children at home unless "absolutely necessary" — as schools across the uk close to most pupils. the government suspends all rail franchises to prevent firms collapsing, as season ticket holders are told they'll receive refunds if they choose to stay at home during the pandemic. keeping the nation's children fit remotely — we'll be talking about how we can all try to keep fit online while we're stuc

i'm simon mccoy.o free up beds. the government's chief scientific adviser said it was reasonable to estimate that 20,000 people could die from catching coronavirus in the uk.

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i'm simon mccoy, live in wakefield.t by. the british people may be worried but they are not daunted. we will protect our people and country. we will rise to this challenge. he abolishes business rates for many firms in england, extends sick pay and boosts nhs funding, but the labour leader says it's not enough. today's budget was billed as a turning point, a chance to deliver, in particular on the promises made to working—class communities during general election. but it does not come close. all that, just hours after the bank of england announced an emergency cut in interest rates to shore up the economy. i'm vicki young, live in westminster with all the reaction from the budget which has been dominated by the coronavirus outbreak. the number of people who've tested positive for coronavirus in the uk rises by 83 to 456, in the biggest daily increase yet. coronavirus hits the heart of government, as the health minister nadine dorries reveals she's tested positive, and is self—isolating. and the disgraced film producer h

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hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm.rading on wall street was halted immediately after stock markets crashed creating an automatic cutout. no need to panic buy — the government says it remains focused on containing the spread of the coronavirus as the prime minister chairs a meeting of the government's emergency committee. there is absolutely no need for anybody to stockpile or anything like that. we are in constant contact with the major retailers. italy's prime minister says his country is facing its "darkest hour" with 16 million people in quarantine. the trial begins of alex salmond — former first minister of scotland — on charges of sexual assault and attempted rape. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with jane dougal. it has been confirmed and added the six nations match between france and ireland has been postponed because of fears of the coronavirus sewing the tournament into disarray, but as it stands, wales against scotland a man in cardiff will go ahead. thanks jane, and nick miller has all the weather

betsy mccoy joining us there and a big thank you for all of our healthcare workers, everywhere.t nurses and doctors but all the support around them as well. some businesses are suffering in the wake of the pandemic, others are seeing success. the wall street journal outlining consumption patterns amid the outbreak in a piece titled guns, groceries and news, what sells in a pandemic and what doesn't. some of the hardest hit businesses include restaurants, hotels and travel and leisure companies. but sectors such as groceries, online retailers, digital conferencing, even ammunition all seeing a surge in demand. joining us right now is the wall street journal senior writer, john hilsenrath. this is an interesting angle, john, because you are seeing some of those essential items in great demand right now. >> great demand. not just essential items. i was talking to an online wine distributor yesterday or the other day and he was saying his business is booming and he's hiring. so the way i'm describing it to colleagues is we have two economies at work right now. it's fascinating and i

here with his cautionary tale zachary mccoy and his lawyer. this is fascinating story.tion that you got you had been tracked? >> january 14th was the date. jedediah: how did this come about? you went on the bike ride, regular night, regular bike ride, how did this all play out? >> so i ride a bike through my neighborhood pretty regularly, usually a few times a week. i use the same route every time. this bike ride happened late march of 2019. this january this year i received an email from google. jedediah: caleb, what is the concern here? because when i look at this, i see these geofence warrants that now law enforcement using where essentially they can compel companies like google to disclose this information. are you worried about a fourth amendment violation? what are the concerns here? >> absolutely. you know one of the main concerns is that this particular type of warrant lacks the particularity that's required under the constitution and i can go into a fair bit of detail but it would probably bore but this particular type of warrant, this geofence warrant doesn't

straight to wakefield and simon mccoy.o part of the northern powerhouse. i will start with you, the money for coronavirus, you expressed concerns about —— sick pgy- you expressed concerns about —— sick pay. has he addressed that? we welcome the support for covering the cost of sick pay and welcome changes confirming that people will be eligible for sick pay if they self—isolate and they will get quicker benefits if claiming employment support allowance. but there are a few things missing for us here. we have not seen the widening of eligibility for sick pay who earn too little currently and those who need to claim universal credit are not seeing anything around a speeding up of their payments, so a few things missing there, but some welcome action as well. i have lots of questions for all of you but i haven't got time. i'm just going to ask you all what you made of it. from our perspective we we re you made of it. from our perspective we were delighted to see the devolution deal for west yorkshire, credible start, we are l

i'm simon mccoy. as the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus rises to nearly 2000, the nhs in england is to cancel all routine surgery and sent home as many patients as possible in order to free up beds. the government's chief scientific adviser said it was reasonable to estimate that 20,000 people could die from catching coronavirus in the uk. if we can get this down to numbers 20000 and below, that's a good outcome in terms of where we would hope to get to with this outbreak. but it's still horrible. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, advises uk citizens against all nonessential global travel for an initial period of 30 days. the government is set to announce emergency measures to support the economy after warnings that the latest restrictions could put firms out of business. the archbishop of canterbury calls for church of england churches to put public worship on hold and become a "different sort of church" in the coming months. and uefa confirm that euro 2020 has been postponed for a year b

this is bbc news i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. schools in scotland and in wales are set to close by the end of the week as part of plans to tackle coronavirus. my my view is that it is now inevitable that we will close schools and nurseries and my planning assumption now is that schools will close to pupils at the end of this week. labour demands government measures to protect tenants at risk of eviction if they can't pay their rent. they are worried sick that they cannot pay their rent if they get sick, lose pay, orfeelthey need cannot pay their rent if they get sick, lose pay, or feel they need to self—isolate. sick, lose pay, or feel they need to self-isolate. i can confirm that we will do and bringing forward legislation to protect private renters from eviction. the foreign office is advising british holiday—makers in spain to return home as soon as possible, as hotels their are to close by tuesday. supermarkets take action to reduce stockpiling and panic buying. the bbc suspends production of hit dramas like eastenders and ca