i think some of them in terms of the restart will be fortu nate in terms of the restart will be fortunateng from the premier league. it's called the match day supports fund. it was about £20,000 for national league clubs and 50,000 pounds for those in national league north and south, that was to get signage and to get the clubs in a position to restart. it wasn't geared up towards playing or paying the players, and this is the problem they are going to face, so many of these clubs, once they pay their first competitive match, you trigger the player's contracts, bearing in mind that so many of the clubs were on furlough earlier on in the year, once they do start regardless of the competition, it is a competitive match, those contracts then kick in, and that's where the problem starts. it needs to be resolved before it is kicked in anger. still massively uncertain. many thanks indeed. let's stay with the national league, and what could be the most unikely of take—overs. a relatively low—budget hollywood blockbuster, the deadpool star ryan reynolds is eyeing up a possible investment in wrexh

to see a line from headquarters here in doha also coming up oil production and exports is set to restart in libya some areas are declared safe for. more rain expected in sudan when floods have already affected hundreds of thousands of people. and protests in sri lanka's parliament as the president seeks to push through a bill that would remove limits on his powers. the u.s. is at the stage for a show to the u.n. general assembly this week slapping additional sanctions on iran tehran's representative to the u.n. dismissed the move as an act of desperation president donald trump is expected to use his speech later on tuesday to send a strong message to iran is that ministration declared on its own that sanctions eased under the 2050 nuclear deal have now been reimposed but in the old u.n. security council members rejected that the new sanctions mainly target those involved in iran's defense sectors just imagine what iran would do that for able to freely purchase more advanced weapons we have no intention of letting that happen the president's executive order announced today gives us a new

and the film industry of course in this time is hoping for a restart at the festival what does venice have to offer. like think that this can show us what we're all missing i mean. missing when we're only streaming films at home on our on our couch on our laptops i mean all the big stars who've been here tilda swinton cate blanchett or spanish director payroll motiv are that's the message they've been giving saying go back to the cinema remember what it's like to be in the center of an experience that and to be honest i mean the film industry lives from from hype it lives from that buzz that comes from you hearing about a movie that everybody's talking about that you just have to rush out and see in the cinema and i think venice hopefully can provide that kind of buzz and really restart the film industry. ok thank you did you scott roxboro afford. there at the venice film festival reporting on the great a film and hopefully a renaissance for the film industry in general. we turn to sports now and one of the biggest soccer transfers of the summer now however it's has completed his move

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oxford university and astrazeneca restart clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccine which was haltedfter a volunteer fell ill. a new trial to reduce pollution levels will cut the speed limit to 60 miles an hour on four sections of motorway in england. sir terence conran — the designer and habitat founder who revolutionised british decor and dining — has died aged 88. and coming up in sportsday, arsenal start as they mean to go on — beating newly promoted fulham in the opening game of the new premier league season. a leading scientist has warned that the uk is "on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus, as infections rise. professor sir mark walport, a member of the government's sage advisory committee, said people need to limit their socialising to ensure children can remain at school, and students at university. it comes as oxford university confirmed its clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine will resume. the trial was paused earlier this week due to a participant in the uk becoming ill. this report from our health correspondent, lauren moss. 0n the final weekend before new re

there will continue to be watching as we restart the season as they start the new season the n.f.l. the national football league in the u.s. has welcomed some fans into some stadia there so that's already started and the bonus league is watching there as to what they do just like the n.f.l. is watching over at the bundles league it will be a more significant number of stadia all the stadia are are due to open basically to fans and how damaging has. the loss of gate receipts been a pretty big deal millions to some big big clubs they say they're losing millions every every time around but i would say t.v. revenues are more important that's where the money is like i think especially was and was inclined to get going as soon as they could without fans in the stadium it's just kind of amazing to see this said canaveral by the way had to have 3 goals tonight so it was it was a it was an interesting game to watch from their side of point of view but so what is it with you that all know right now that how often is reacting to this well they are thrilled to have the chance side of munich to

there will continue to be watching as we restart the season as they start the new season the n.f.l. the national football league in the u.s. has welcomed some fans into some stadia there so that's already started and the bonus league is watching bear as to what they're doing just like the n.f.l. is watching over at the bundles league it will be a more significant number of stadia all the stadia are due to open basically to fans and how damaging has. the loss of gate receipts been a pretty big deal millions to some big big clubs they say they're losing millions every every time around but i would say t.v. revenues are more important that's why the league i think especially was and was inclined to get going as soon as they could without fans in the stadium it's just kind of amazing to see this said canaveral by the way had to have 3 goals tonight so it was it was a it was an interesting game to watch from their side of point of view but so what is it with you that all know right now that how often is reacting to this well they are thrilled to have the chance side of munich to get back

a restart at that at the festival does venice have anything special to offer in that regard. you know definitely definitely mean it's a huge event for the film industry worldwide that venice is taking place is taking place in a physical form because the film lives from a height from buzz and that's what provided that's what venice hopes provides to really restart the film industry worldwide ok to discover oscar in venice thanks for that. and that is all the news for this hour i'll be back in 45 minutes with more headlines every leave you now with images from the forests of a stone iraq where the usual peace and tranquility was interrupted by the world rally championship so enjoy and buckle up. please please. please. please. play. been robbed of their soul that's what people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen north from africa. stolen so.

obviously, it is great news that the vaccine trial has restarted.ing strategy. earlier this week, the health secretary matt hancock said around one quarter of people that were applying for a test were not actually eligible for one because they didn't have symptoms. but then also the bbc has heard from people who have been trying to get a test because they do have symptoms or their children do, and they are not able to get one. the website shows there isn't one available near them or they are being told to go many, many miles away. the department of health says that capacity is increased. there are around 250,000 capacity of tests to be carried out every day. around 220,000 were done yesterday according to the government website. they are prioritising hotspot areas, like with bolton for example, birmingham. they are the places that they are really concentrating that testing, where they know there is a problem. we are hearing that some people are still struggling to get a test. the department of health say capacity is increasing all the time. boris jo

the university of oxford and astrazeneca have restarted clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccinehich was halted after a volunteer fell ill. boris johnson defends his plans to override parts of the brexit withdrawal agreement — saying the eu is looking to "carve up and divide" the uk. sir terence conran — the british designer who revolutionised retail and decor — has died aged 88. and arsenal start as they mean to go on, beating newly promoted fulham in the opening game of the new premier league season. and coming up in half an hour, the travel show looks back at some of their adventures in turkey. a leading scientist has warned that the uk is "on the edge of losing control" of coronavirus, as infections rise. professor sir mark walport, a member of the government's sage advisory committee, said people needed to limit their socialising, to ensure children can remain at school — and students at university. this report from our health correspondent, lauren moss. it's the final weekend before new restrictions are introduced across the uk. from monday, the rule of six will limit the n

vaccine development points out it's routine for a clinical trial to pause for a safety reviewew and restarthenenafety is confirmed. >> translator: we should not react to each and every turn in the research prorocess and shou instead wait p patiently until safe vaccine is made available. >> in a show of solidarity, nine leading drug makers around the world issued a joint statement vowing to put safety first. they say they'll only seek approval or emergency use authorization for a vaccine after its safety and effectiveness are demonstrated through a phase three clinic study. in japap, more than 500 new cases of coronavirus infection were confirmed on wednesday. tokyo reported 149 new cases. >>> the pandemic is also continuing to take an economic toll around the world. our next report is about businesses in japan and honduras that have joined forces to make it through an uncertain time. >> reporter: this coffee roastery opened last year. the shop is owned by emi, who carefully selects beans from honduras. emu first visited hond rat in 2013, one of the poorest countries in south america. it's p

what is happening with the restart act, save our stage act, is there any movement in congress?unfortunately, congress has been stalled in many respects. the cares act provided some benefit for our members, the $600 increase on benefits on unemployment enhancement, but that is gone as of july 31. we have been lobbying for the heroes act, which would restart those supplemental payments to our artists. it would also extend the payroll protection act that really got some of these companies through that period. we are at a crucial point right now because the government stimulus is drying up. our individual artists would otherwise have other work to go to and pick up, all of that is gone, too. not only are operas, ballet gone, there were other opportunities that are not there where they would sing in churches, synagogues, etc.. is differentunion from other performers unions, in that you can work nonunion jobs as well in order to get more opportunities, but you do negotiate. things likeppen to collective bargaining power after all of this is over? ability have the same to demand right

vaccinations could restart within days, although the final decision rests with the medical regulatorstty: we are waiting for results of that investigation in oxford, but it is an indication of the constant tussle between speed and safety. everybody wants the vaccine fast. it has to be safe. on the greek iand of lesbos, left homeless after a huge fire destroyed their overcrowded facility. some 45 firefighters battled the blaze in the camp which was meant to house 3000. there has been anger over quarantine after dozens of op tested positive for vid-19. germany urged eu membs to take in the migrants. >> at camp ofteninalled a tickg time bomb has exploded. moria, four times over its capacity, has been completely destroyed, an inferno in a place where life was already hell. the 13,000 migrants here, mostly afghans, fleeing again, this time in europe. at first light, it seemed the sunn itself wasre as a desperate attempt to douse the flames continued. inside, homes, now a wasteland. pictures from the charity show the gutted remains of europe's largest migrant camp. the govnment said the fir

now, they've restarted their businesses and it feels almost like a normal summer's day. i think this has taught people to appreciate what we have here in italy the beauty that we no longer noticeded, because it ws so crowded. >> if the mayor gets his way, things won't return to the same levels of tourism seen in recent years. he's even talking about setting up marine reserve areas. giovanni anastasio and luigi pecorario are both fishermen. during the holiday season they normally take tourists out for trips along the coast, to earn some extra income. the highlight of any visit to capri is the blue grotto, which has only recently reopened. expensive yachts would normally be jostling for space here, now only the occasional one can be seen. their friend gennaro is out in his rowboat, with a couple tourists on board. >> we're open for visitors! business isn't great. where we normally had two thousand people a day, now we only have two hundred. we used to be allowed 4 people on board, now w we can only tae two. but it's ok, we'll do anything for capri! >> but when the fisherme

>> we have to actually restart it. southern california edison. pres. trump: you'll be able to fix it and restart it? >> yes. >> in the process. pres. trump: big damage? >> hydroelectric plant that was -- wasn't directly damaged but there was damage leading up to the facility so we'll mitigate all that. pres. trump: id love hide roe. hydroelectric is great. i love the hydroelectric. go ahead, please. >> we have had over 300 structures burned, we could have had many more, so i need to commend the effort that cal fire made. they did some tree mortality mitigation but during the fire they were able to cut some breaks that allowed law enforcement to evacuate over 20,000 people from these areas. so they just did a great job. and i am glad to report that in fresno county we have had no loss of life. i will say that in fresno county, we understand, we need a strong partnership with our federal government and we're ready, willing and able to be your partner on this. we support -- pres. trump: and your state government. >> of course. of course. pres. trump: that

so as we restarted our marketing, with we restarted our chef partnerships as well including most recentlyg, because it's really about creating something exciting, something interesting and fun for meal time at home. and these chef partnerships really drive up engagement with our existing users and gives them a lot more variety and things to sort of have fun with when it comes to meal time. maria: and you've had new offerings, premium offerings in terms of menus. what do the menus look like today? give our audience a sense of your offering. >> so, you know, what blue apron has always been known for is having just a really, really interesting, diverse set of ingredients and sort of culinary authority around recipes with a lot of flavor and unexpected flavors. that's one of the things people say, the fact that they can discover something new every time that they cook. and so we've always introduced new ingredients to our customers and new techniques, but with the premium offering we're going through even more unique proteins, multiple proteins in a meal, more food and really that restaurant

film industry has been struggling like every other industry is a coronavirus and is hoping for a restart at the at the festival does venice have anything special to offer in that regard. you know definitely definitely mean it's a huge event for the film industry worldwide that venice is taking place is taking place in a physical form because the film lives from hype from buzz and that's what provided that's what venice hopes provide to really restart the film industry worldwide ok to discover prosper in venice thanks for that. and you are of course watching news for porters up next fall into chinese women exploring spicer thanks for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the strength of many cantors and their problems are all was the same for doing the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans and the humans on seeing them why do foo

the university of oxford & astrazeneca have restarted clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccine whichted after a volunteer fell ill. boris johnson defends his plans to over—ride parts of the brexit withdrawal agreement, saying the eu is looking to "carve up and divide" the uk. sir terence conran, the british designer who revolutionised retail and decor has died aged 88. and arsenal start as they mean to go on, beating newly promoted fulham in the opening game of the new premier league season. now on bbc news, the travel show looks back at some of their adventures in turkey, from the barbershops and bazaars of istanbul to exploring a dive site with a difference. coming up on this week's travel show: a short, sharp shock. 0h, cold water! painting the town to help change lives. whoa, high—five! yeah, yeah! the underground city that lay hidden for centuries. wow, look at that. and perhaps one of the strangest dive sites in the world. it's a wonderland down there! hello, and welcome to the travel show, with me, christa larwood. now, we're heading tentatively back out there on our travels,

there is positive news that the vaccine trial by oxford university is restarting after being paused whene unwell this week. an independent investigation has concluded it is safe to continue. but any vaccine is likely to be several months away. for now, we'll walk a fine line between maintaining a way of life and containing the virus that's changed it for so many. lauren moss, bbc news. well, the latest government figures show there were 3,497 cases recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week is now 3,001. nine deaths were reported of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test, and that means on average in the last week, 11 deaths were announced every day, taking the total number across the uk to 41,623. sir terence conran, the british designer who transformed uk retail and interior design, has died at the age of 88. best known as the founder of habitat, sir terence brought modern style and simplicity to uk homes. today, the design museum described him as a "visionary" — saying he "revolutionised the w

it's as oxford university and astrazeneca restart clinical trials of their vaccine.liban sit down for peace talks. the afghan government has called for a ceasefire. police on the greek island of lesbos fire tear gas during a protest by migrants who've been homeless since their camp burned down on wednesday. sir terence conran — the designer and habitat founder who revolutionised british decor and dining — has died aged 88. the speed limit is being cut on four sections of motorway in england as part of a trial to reduce pollution levels. speeds will be reduced from 70 miles per hour to 60 in areas which have seen higher than recommended levels of nitrogen dioxide. the limit will be imposed twenty four hours a day and its impact will be reviewed in a years time four hours a day and its impact will all be affected. 0ur correspondent danny savage told us more details from the m1 near rotherham. if you live by a motorway in the uk, the chances are at times that the air pollution around you will be quite high — particularly if there is no breeze or if there is a trafficjam

there's positive news that the vaccine trial by oxford university is restarting after being paused whenunwell this week. an independent investigation has concluded it is safe to continue. but any vaccine is likely to be several months away. for now, we'll continue to walk a fine line between maintaining a way of life and containing the virus that's changed it for so many. lauren moss, bbc news. at least 25 people are confirmed to have died as deadly wildfires continue to burn on the us west coast. fanned by winds and record heat, the blazes have burnt millions of acres and destroyed thousands of homes. california's governor, gavin newsom, says the disaster should end all doubt about the effects of climate change. this was the scene in portland in oregon in the morning local time, as smoke from the nearby fires settled on the city making visibility extremely poor. let's speak tojim gersbach, who's with the oregon department of foresty. he's in portland in oregon. jim, thank you forjoining us at such an immensely busy time for you all. how far stretched or your resources in trying to tack

your restart program would be spectacular as well.ything that can give us an opportunity capitalized to bring people back to work and give us power. we need staying power or capacity is back to where it needs to be in a safe fashion for employees and customers and it will take all the help we can get. we would definitely support your program. >> that's great. thank you for having this hearing. let's get together to help these folks. >> thank you. time is expired. mr. davis. you have five minutes. >> thank you. i'm not a member of this committee, let me thank you for giving me the opportunity. i think all of us agree the restaurant industry is one of the hardest hit industries as a result of the economic crisis that we face. restaurants, owners, suppliers, everybody, i'll have actually lost. because in chicago, where i li live, restaurants undergird many entire communities. especially in my district. i represent downtown chicago and you don't come to chicago and not go to see what the restaurants are like and have a meal. i represent c

film industry has been struggling like every other news through the coronavirus and is hoping for a restart at the at the festival does venice have anything special to offer in that regard. you know definitely definitely mean it's a huge event for the film industry worldwide that venice is taking place is taking place in a physical form because film lives from a height and that's what provided that's what venice hopes provides to really restart the film industry worldwide ok to be in venice thanks for that. and we turn to sports now in formula one defending champion lewis hamilton has recorded his 94th pole position after topping qualifying for sunday's italian grand prix and hamilton made history in the process of recording the fastest lap ever in formula one the britain will share the front of the grid with teammates terry bought us as mercedes dominated the field yet again meanwhile it was a dreadful performance by ferrari on home turf their german tribe driver sebastian fettle trailed in 17th as his miserable season continues. you're watching news live from berlin our documentary film s

the final decision on restarting the trial rest with the medical regulator, the mhra and that could happentil then, no more volunteers will be immunised at any of the international sites. the oxford university team believe this process illustrates that they are committed to the safety of their volunteers and the high standards of conduct in their studies. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: rolling into retail. the rock gods who've opened a store where you can get what you need. george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice "enough of blood and tears. enough!" translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc

the vaccine trial shut down earlier this week over safety concerns is now restarting. kathy park is reporting. >> reporter: tonight in the uk phase three clinical trials for astrazeneca's coronavirus vaccine are back on after hitting the brakes earlier this week when a participant got sick. how often do these trials start and stop? >> this is very common to happen in clinical trials for drugs, for vaccines, but typically we don't hear about them because there is not much attention paid to those trials. >> reporter: in a statement the company said in part on september 6th the standard review process triggered a voluntary pause to allow review of safety data. adding trials in the uk are safe to resume. around 18,000 people have received the vaccine being developed in partnership with the university of oxford. the team is considered one of the front-runners in the race for a covid-19 vaccine. >> this does slow them down a bit. i think we'll see more of that as time goes on. what it does show is that the safety protocols are being looked at very carefully. >> reporter: bac

subjects fell ill for whatever reason of a common problems in the trials of a vaccine and they've restarted now and again capered are they hurdles that are to be expected if we can have this with sputnik vane. but they are true of all clinical trials whether it's a vaccine or a new drug when you expand to large numbers in the oxford the astra zeneca vaccine has now been into i think 18000 people you expect to see occasional responses that give you cause for concern all those have to be investigated this one obviously was serious enough for the individual to be hospitalized but the trial has restarted and what this all emphasizes is how important is when you expand trials to larger numbers of individuals that you pay particular attention to any adverse events any effects that you don't expect to see because safety has to be the number one priority a group of scientists or read into the creators of the russian vaccine contest and in questioning the test so far pointing to data inconsistency as the russian scientists are sticking by their research though how do you see it well i mean i don't k

they restarted operations yesterday under california's color-coded reopening system. contra costa is among seventh bay area counties ranked in the purple tear which is the lowest ranking. each county has a final say on when businesses can reopen. contra costa county health officer decided to allow here salons to open indoors. >> i am actually hoping this sticks. we know we are safe. we are safer than most businesses that are open. i am definitely hoping that we can stay open. >> these here salons and barbershops in contra costa county can only operate a 25% of the regular capacity and have to follow very strict public safety rules. >>> santa clara county has a similar reopening plan under the state new guidelines systems. the hair salons, barber shops, and indoor malls across santa clara county are also allowed to operate indoors, but only at the 25% capacity. this comes despite a high rate of infection in santa clara county. coronavirus cases now have surpassed the 17,000 mark, with 175 new cases reported in santa clara county yesterday. >>> california passed another

be focusing on his comments on iran and on snapback libya's national oil corporation says it's restarting some production and exports the libyan all orderly for after that imposed a blockade on oil facilities since january but announced an end to that on friday the state oil company says there are no longer any fighters or foreign mercenaries in the car in the east and breaker in the center of the country so production can resume its waiting for safety decisions on the remaining oil ports. turkey's president says talks could resolve the maritime dispute with greece so long as their proposals are on the table the 2 countries are in a bitter dispute over drilling rights in the eastern mediterranean sea. these or. the oh look we believe that there is no issue that cannot be resolved through dialogue negotiation and agreement of course this approach is valid on condition that they come in front of us with proposals that fit fairness and reality otherwise we could not evade any fight more rains in the forecast for sudan where weeks of flooding has killed 120 people and damaged or destroyed 100

but in their haste to restart the process and sell shares tech companies could find themselves bumping up against a shifting market condition since reaching a record high on september 2nd the nasdaq has now dropped more than 9 percent volatility back and news offerings are not immune to the general market sentiment and it doesn't look like it's going anywhere we're going to keep an eye on that for you boom bust co-host christine and rick rule c.e.o. of holdings thanks for joining us today. on thursday senate republicans failed to pass a new coven $1000.00 economic stimulus measures in the u.s. well all democrats voted against the $500000000000.00 package given it was far from the $2.00 trillion that they were looking for well this leaves many struggling americans now doubting lawmakers will even be able to pass any more stimulus during the final weeks before the november 3rd election for a cross between politics markets and the economy we are now joined by our t.v. host. hugh scott he now hughes scottie good to see you my friend let's start with the senate good to see you to share on t

are relaxed airports had been calls and late march to all but essential flights domestic flights restarted in july that she updates the listening post is next. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists are taking to the streets on mass. their objective to make the streets safer alternative cleaner forms of transportation but when it proved to be an uphill struggle for this group of activists over the wheel do you find that on al-jazeera. it is hard to comprehend how something like this could happen the. how in 1904 chords of hutu militias.