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nadhim zahawi.face tougher new regulations from this evening to curb the spread of coronavirus. the tightest restrictions will be across central scotland where many venues will be forced to close — although cafes will be allowed to stay open as long as they don't serve alcohol. some owners fear the controls — which will last for at least 16 days — could push them out of business. our scotland reporter, alexandra mckenzie is in glasgow's west end. that lovely cobbled streets behind you i know is normally very busy with restaurants, cafes and bars, but as well as the 16 day closure we have, beyond that, a huge amount of uncertainty for all these business owners? yes, that's right. on the one hand, the number of cases of coronavirus in scotland has been writing, we have had more than 1000 in the last few days, something has to be done before the virus gets out of control, but you have all these businesses here in ashton lane in the west end of glasgow and across the west end of glasgow and across the r

nadhim zahawi, thank you for your time.old tao geoghegan hart did on sunday, becoming the fifth british rider to win a grand tour in the most dramatic of fashions, winning the rescheduled race byjust 39 seconds in milan. this morning i'm delighted to say we can now speak to the man of the moment. good morning. good morning. good morning everyone. you have not stopped. you are in a car on the road. you are in andorra, i believe? yes, we arejust road. you are in andorra, i believe? yes, we are just driving back from, well, we came back from the race, and we are looking forward to seeing friends and family soon. and we are looking forward to seeing friends and family soonlj and we are looking forward to seeing friends and family soon. i am sure it has been the most bizarre 48 hours for you. there has been an incredible reaction. do you feel like you've had a chance to come up forair? like you've had a chance to come up for air? well, not really. it's been a pretty busy couple of days. since crossing the line i've just been try

nadhim zahawi, lots of space. it is 7:43am. away, but still had to overcome a final hurdle. it was not a night for the faint—hearted as scotland and northern ireland both won penalty shoot—outs, which means they are now one match away, from qualifying for next summer's european championship. the scots held their nerve, to beat israel in their play—off at hampden park. maybe the lack of fans and the pressure that can come with that helped, as the scots scored five perfect penalties. kenny mclean with the winning one, and they'll play serbia next month in a play—off final for place at next summer's tournament. and northern ireland also went through on penalties. 1—1 after extra—time, against bosnia and herzegovina, liam boyce hit the winner to book a play—off final, against slovakia next month. it was a great night for england's rising stars. dominic calvert—lewin scored on his senior international debut, in a 3—0 win over wales in a friendly at wembley. calvert—lewin made it ten goals in seven games in all competitions this seas

so with this call for a road map through lockdown restrictions, the business minister nadhim zahawi explained find a way out. every area that is entering tier 3, the highest tier level, there is provision in that to say that after 28 88 will be reviewed to see where we have got to. if we work together, both nationally and locally and do the right thing, follow the rules are not tier, make sure we work with local leaders, they are the best place people to deliver that message and additional help as well, then i think we can get through this and come out the other end. let's talk to jake berry, conservative mp, former northern powerhouse minister and one of the main players in organising this letter to the prime minister from more than 50 mp5. good morning, mr berry. what you think the pandemic has exposed in your constituency that we did not know before? many parts the north of england, including large parts of lancashire, have been subject to something again to tier 3, slightly most of than a tier 2, since august. and i think that has exposed real challenges with the economy and we need to en

let's watch the business minister nadhim zahawi, who has been out and about for the government this morning couple of minutes ago. we have been negotiating in good faith for ten days, and we await to the people of greater manchester to speak with one voice, to get his intervention in place, because if we don't, in two which time, if the current trajectory follows through, they will have the same level of infections as in march and april, and by the first week of november, they will run out of icu capacity. and so it is important that we come together, speak with one voice, to get this important, you know, local intervention in place. in a letter la st intervention in place. in a letter last night that andy burnham and the local leaders would have received, we are saying that they will have £22 million, £8 per capita of additional help, plus additional support, commensurate with liverpool city region and with lancashire as well. i think it is important that well. i think it is important that we do this now so that we suppress the infection rate and slow it down so the infection rate and slow

here is what the business minister, nadhim zahawi, had to say earlier today.ne the two together, it is about £5,000 of additional help per employee in a business and we will review further, as this virus is continuing at the moment to rise in parts of the country, what additional help we may introduce and we will announce it in the appropriate way. i think it would be wrong for me, for me, for your viewers, to speculate. the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, was due to hold talks with borisjohnson's advisers at 10:30 this morning about the possible introduction of tighter restrictions in the city. hejoins me now. did those talks happen or are they going to happen later? later on today the postponed meeting will ta ke today the postponed meeting will take place. we are looking forward to that to see if we can get some clarity around what is happening, not just with the clarity around what is happening, notjust with the lockdown and potentially being put in tier one or tier three, whatever way you look at it, but also about local schemes, so we will have that co

listen to business minister nadhim zahawi trying to explain government approach. tier 3, the highest tier level, there is a provision within that is safe after 28 days it will be reviewed to see where we have got to, if we work together both nationally and locally and do the right thing, follow the rules in that tier, make sure we work with local leaders, they are the best place people to deliver that message and additional help, then i think we can get through that and come out the other end. of course, the pandemic has meant many of the government‘s plans are on ice at the moment, but boris johnson government‘s plans are on ice at the moment, but borisjohnson has made speeches during the pandemic about how he still wants to keep going with the government plans to rebuild infrastructure and get the northern economy moving again. i suppose the dangerfor the economy moving again. i suppose the danger for the government is all that criticism from local labour leaders in the north of england plus tory mps with concerns that this is all affecting the agenda of levelli

business minister nadhim zahawi says the government has been negotiating in good faith, but he emphasisedto act quickly on the deteriorating health situation in greater manchester. we have been negotiating in good faith for ten days, and we owe it to the people of greater manchester to speak with one voice, to get this intervention in place, because if we don't, in two weeks' time, if the current trajectory follows through, they will have the same level of infections as in march and april, and by the first week of november, they will run out of icu capacity. and so it is important that we come together, speak with one voice, to get this important, you know, local intervention in place. soa so a couple of hours to go before we find out whether the government will impose these restrictions, we will be chasing the council leaders this morning to find out what they have agreed, and whether they think there is the basis for a deal, but it is very clear that the government is prepared to announce tier 3 restrictions no matter what later today. us president donald trump will attend thursday's te