steve walsh from hove says he's made a full recovery. the coronavirus death toll hits one thousand the world health organisation will begin a two day meeting to speed up research. police investigating the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry arrest four men. a deportation flight to jamaica has left the uk despite a last—minute legal challenge but with fewer people on board than planned. good morning and welcome to birmingham. i'm here at curzon street, the first planned new station on hs2‘s route. you can see behind me the old curzon street building of the old station which dates way back to the 1830s and they are using that as a shell of the new station here. the whole h s two project which is a high—speed link between london and birmingham then manchester and leeds is finally getting the go—ahead from the prime minister we understand in a statement at lunchtime. critics of course have said it is a massive white elephant and the cost of it has ballooned to more than £100 billion, but supporters say it is the best way to re

steve walsh has also been deemed as a super spreader.e infection. we need to think about the physical health as well as their mental health. thank you very much. the media watchdog, 0fcom, is to be given new powers to force social media firms to remove harmful content. until now, companies like facebook, youtube and snapchat have largely been left to regulate themselves, but critics say independent rules are needed to keep people safe. it's not yet known what penalties companies will face if they fail to comply. here's our media editor, amol rajan. if you make a habit of asking young people across the country about their digital lives, defined a generation both addicted to smartphones and alert to their dangers. we just go past the terms and conditions and just press agree. but really no one actually takes time to read it. those dangers, which evolve every week and test parents‘ tech savviness, have led to long—awaited legislation on online harms. its centrepieces are a statutory duty of care for companies that allow user generated conte

steve walsh is still in hospital — he says it's just a precaution now. n, with two gp surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he did everything by the book. he says, "i was advised to attend an isolated room at hospital, despite showing no symptoms, and subsequently self—isolated at home, as instructed." "when the diagnosis was confirmed, i was sent to an isolation unit in hospital, where i remain, and as a precaution my family was also asked to isolate themselves." but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. the disease now has an official name — covid—19. the government rates the risk level for the public as moderate but sounded this warning. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt, we will do everything that

steve walsh is still in hospital, but says it's just a precaution now. ffects of his infection, with two gp surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he did everything by the book. but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open. five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england, and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. the disease now has an official name, covid—19. the government rates the risk level for the public as moderate. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt — we will do everything that is effective to tackle this virus and keep people safe. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in france, where he passed the virus on to 11 other people. five of those infected remain in france, and one man returne

steve walsh, who's 53, contracted the virus, on a trip to singapore, and passed it on to five other britonsion in france. doctors say mr walsh is no longer contagious, and is free to return to his home in hove. meanwhile, the 12 patients treated by two british doctors, who've been diagnosed with coronavirus, have been traced. one of the doctors worked in the a&e department at worthing hospital in west, the other is a gp in brighton. both are now in isolation, and the department of health says all services at worthing hospital are operating normally. in china, where the outbreak, the authorities have asked formula one to cancel the grand prix in shanghai, yet more evidence of of the extensive economic impact of the crisis. our correspondent andy moore reports. the accident and emergency unit at worthing hospital operating as normal today, despite the confirmation that a gp working here had tested positive for the virus. health officials emphasise that the risk to the public is minimal. we now know that two doctors working on the south coast caught the virus from a french chalet from steve wa

steve walsh is still in hospital — he says it's just a precaution now.surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he did everything by the book. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in france, where he passed the virus on to 11 other people. five of those infected remain in france, and one man returned to majorca. mr walsh and the other five british people came back to the uk. two of them are gps, and two surgeries have been temporarily closed. mr walsh's neighbours are baffled by all the attention. his wife's told me on the phone that really he's not that ill. she thinks it's a complete, basically a load of rubbish, and that it's no worse than flu, probably not as bad. it's just five days now since steve walsh was officially diagnosed, and he sa

point that steve walsh has been discharged. says he has made a full recovery following treatment. his symptoms were mild, he is not contagious, and poses no risk to the public. they make the point that anyone, anywhere, with any health concerns should contact nhs on the phone line 111. if you have any health concerns about that, phone 111 . health concerns about that, phone 111. a few other stories. a woman who tried to open the door of a plane midway through a flight has been jailed for two years. 26—year—old chloe haines was on a flight from stansted to dalaman in turkey when she became agressive with staff on board. two rafjets were scrambled to escort the plane back to the uk as a result. the airline says the incident cost them £86,000. the archbishop of canterbury has said the church of england is "still deeply institutionally racist." the most reverend justin welby said at a meeting of the church‘s ruling body that he was "ashamed" of its history of racism. mr welby‘s words came as synod members backed a motion to apologi

the man at the centre of the main outbreak in the uk, steve walsh, a businessman from east sussex, hasrged from hospital after being given the all—clear. he'd caught the virus on a business trip to singapore. the world health organization says the number of new infections in china is stabilising but that it's too early to say if the epidemic is past its peak. our health editor, hugh pym, has the latest. tonight at st thomas' hospital in central london, the ninth patient with the coronavirus in the uk is being treated — a woman who flew into heathrow from china recently, she didn't have any symptoms when she arrived. another patient, meanwhile, was leaving the same hospital — steve walsh, after a full recovery from the virus, and no longer contagious, according to the nhs. he'd contracted it in singapore and then unwittingly infected 11 others. one of them is a gp who worked two days last week at worthing hospital. that doctor is being treated in isolation elsewhere. the hospital is still running, but some patients are concerned. my husband took my son over to a&e on sunday night, and i

the man at the centre of the main outbreak in the uk — steve walsh — a businessman from east sussex,rged from hospital after being given the all—clear. he'd caught the virus on a business trip to singapore. the world health organization says the number of new infections in china is stabilising, but that it's too early to say if the epidemic has passed its peak. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. tonight at st thomas‘ hospital in central london, the ninth patient with the coronavirus in the uk is being treated — a woman who flew into heathrow from china recently. she didn‘t have any symptoms when she arrived. another patient, meanwhile, was leaving the same hospital — steve walsh — after a full recovery from the virus, and no longer contagious, according to the nhs. he‘d contracted in singapore and then unwittingly infected 11 others. one of them is a gp who worked two days last week at worthing hospital. that doctor is now being treated in isolation elsewhere. the hospital is still running, but some patients are concerned. my husband took my son over to a&e on friday night, a

steve walsh is still in hospital — he says it'sjust a precaution now.nfection, with two gp surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he did everything by the book. he says: but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open — five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england and that there's a minimal ongoing risk of infection. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in france, where he passed the virus on to 11 other people. five of those infected remain in france, and one man returned to majorca. mr walsh and the other five british people came back to the uk. two of them are gps, and two surgeries have been temporarily closed. mr walsh's neighbours are baffled by all the attention. his wife's told me on the phone that really he's not that ill. she thinks it's a complete, basically

steve walsh is still in hospital, but says it's just a precaution now. infection, with two gp surgeries being closed to patients. today, mr walsh has been named and has explained that he followed official advice. he says at first he self isolated at home, and then was taken but in the roughly two weeks between being infected and diagnosed, it was life as normal, including a trip to the pub. it's still open. five staff have gone into isolation. but the pub says it's worked with public health england, and that there is a minimal ongoing risk of infection. the virus now has an official name, covid—i9. the government rates the risk level for the public as moderate. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt, we will do everything that is effective to tackle this virus and keep people safe. mr walsh picked up the coronavirus at a conference in singapore. on his way back to the uk, he stopped off for several days at a ski chalet in france, where he passed the virus on to 11 other people. five of those i

steve walsh, from hove in east sussex, contracted the virus in singapore, and is believed to have thenare he's received, and says his thoughts are with others who now have the illness. james waterhouse reports. a small pocket of brighton against a global threat. this surgery has been closed for what is being called health and safety reasons. in short, to contain the spread of coronavirus. you can't be too safe, can you? balancing your need for an appointment against the need for the virus to be contained. it is not urgent that i see the doctor tomorrow. i was going to put it off for a week or so just to be on the safe side. right now there is no sign of any cleaning happening yet but we do get a sense of the localised fight against coronavirus. there is a steady trickle of patients expected to have appointments, but this isn't the only surgery affected. a mile and a half in that direction, another surgery which is onlyjust opened after 2a hours. yesterday there were people in full overall is carrying out an intense clean of flaws and surfaces. today, both staff and patients returned, s

he is steve walsh. he says, i would like to thank the nhs for their help and care.had contracted coronavirus. as soon with others who had contracted coronavirus. as soon assign you i was exposed to a confirmed case, i contacted my gp, nhs111 and public health england. i was advised to attend an isolated unit in a hospital despite showing no systems and then self isolated. when the diagnosis was concerned, i was sent to an isolation unit in hospital, where i remain, and my family was asked to isolate themselves as a precaution. i thank friends, family and colleagues for their support and i ask the media to respect our privacy. that statement is through from steve walsh, we have just been calling him the businessman who contracted it in singapore, in the media he was described as a super spreader, you've winced at that phrase. the concern is that of the people were contaminated to having come into contact with him when he was not showing symptoms, how worrying is that? i don't want to talk about individual cases, it is not fair, but i think the nhs and public health e

steve walsh, who's from hove in east sussex, was being treated at a specialist unit at guy‘s and st thomas. happy to be home, the message from steve walsh after a full recovery from the virus and no longer contagious according to the nhs. he had contracted it in singapore and is thought to have infected 11 others. one of them is a gp who work two days at worthing hospital last week. that doctor is being treated in isolation elsewhere and the hospital is still running but patients are concerned. my husband took my son over to amd on sunday night and i want to check my son didn‘t come into contact with the health worker because, obviously, you just never know, do you? i think everyone is panicking and i think there needs to be in the media, more in the media, to say don‘t panic. it is serious but we are dealing with it. some parents are worried after hearing about local cases. the children are panicking about it. no one wants to send their kids to school, that‘s the other thing. it is getting a bit scary now. i asked public health england if they could reassure people in brighton and worthin

today the person at the heart of this latest spread has been named as steve walsh, a gas salesman fromeople at a ski chalet in france after travelling back from singapore. he has now fully recovered and said in a statement... authorities here are keeping a wary eye, hoping this doesn't become more. the key thing that we are trying to do at the moment is make sure we identify anybody who has been to one of the countries of concern, who has the symptoms of cough, fever or shortness of breath, get them tested. the risk to individuals is low, so say the department of health, but it nevertheless calls the virus a serious and imminent threat. james waterhouse, bbc news, in brighton. let's talk a little more with our health editor, hugh pym. we heard the health secretary in the commons earlier, hugh. just give us a sense of what the government's responses, and when people ask about the level of resources going to this, what can you tell us? well, huw, matt hancock, the health secretary, said there would be more investment and funding available for what he said would be urgent works by the nhs

steve walsh, the businessman and also a scout leader or something or other, he's a good chap who doesbusy became this awful phrase of "super—spreader" of coronavirus. com pletely "super—spreader" of coronavirus. completely innocent, understandably fea rful of completely innocent, understandably fearful of being a scapegoat, being publicly outed like this.|j fearful of being a scapegoat, being publicly outed like this. i have noticed since this story came out and there is a man to the story, people are talking more sympathetically about him which is a relief. he has an incredibly busy day. he was at a conference in singapore, he flew back to france to have a quick ski trip with his friends, then he went home, went to his local pub and then went to yoga. when did he start to feel unwell? must have been so tiring. you have to feel for him. he is splashed over across the front pages that we don't know exactly how severe coronavirus is, we don't know what the susceptibility is, we don't know what before cullity is. there is so much we don't know. on the fatalities, we have the latest figur

steve walsh is to play for leicester and now runs a youth academy and he says that things had to changethings had to change.” scored all my goals with headers and you just think back, all those days of doing that, what could it do. you have to look at the early years, i think that that is vital and we have a duty of care for the kids we look after. the authorities say they will bea after. the authorities say they will be a phased introduction of heading training for children between age 12 and 16 for that as research continues into whether one of the key skills in football comes at a risk. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. rain and snow it is winter after all and we had not seen much snow so far this season. for others it wasjust not seen much snow so far this season. for others it was just more wet weather and that is how it looked earlier in shrewsbury, that severe flood warning still in place there. the radar shows snow falling across some parts of scotland and particularly over the higher ground. that wintry weather pulling away to this evening.

steve walsh used to play for leicester. he now runs a youth academy, and says things had to change.d attacked the ball. you just think back, "god, all them days of heading, what could it do?" children between 12 and 16 will be gradually introduced to heading in training, amid continuing concern over whether one of football's key skills comes at a risk. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight. behind for a fleeting moment... but fabianski's fumble helps record—equalling liverpool move four wins from the title. tyson top of the world... but will it bejoshua next for the new wbc champion... we hearfrom the two men trying to make it happen. and new questions over mo farah‘s relationship with his banned former coach have been raised in a bbc panorama programme. hello again. the scoreline says something very familiar...

it's just five days now since steve walsh was officially diagnosed, and he says he's well recovered. most people tend to only get mild symptoms. catherine burns, bbc news. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar is at the world heath organization in geneva. can what have they been saying today, tulip? well, around 400 of the world's top scientists have been gathering here, trying to come work with a global plan of action to find out as much as they can about covid—19. almost two months into this outbreak, there is still so much scientists do not know, like where did it come from and how long is it infectious in people? without these answers, it is going to become increasingly difficult to contain this outbreak, mainly for china, and remembered 99% of global cases are still in china. the world health 0rganization says the biggest concern continues to be what will happen if cases start popping up in poorer countries with weaker health systems. it said that could cause global havoc. but it says that is not happening right now, there is a window of opportunity is still to contain

steve walsh runs a youth academy and said the sport had to change its approach. a youth academy and saidhe sport had to change its approachm a youth academy and said the sport had to change its approach. it is all had a set scored the goals. you think back to the days of heading but what could it do? we had to look back at the fact in the early years it is vital. we need to have a duty of care for the kids that we look after. authorities say there will be after. authorities say there will be a phased introduction of heading training for children between 12 and 16. a working sheepdog from a remote farm in northumberland has been sold at auction for a world record price. two—and—half—year—old megan — owned by emma gray — went for £18,900. the sheepdog went to a telephone bidderfrom the united states. its thought that megan's new life will be herding beef cattle. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. we have seen significant snow around this morning in the north of england, northern ireland and into scotland. disruptive snow as well. there has been disruption to flights and

we now know that two doctors working on the south coast cost the virus from a french chalet from steve walshurn, contracted the disease at a conference in singapore. government sources say there was two doctors treated about 12 patients between them before they were diagnosed with the virus. those people are now being traced. this woman was trying to contact the a&e department to find more information, because her son was there last week. i am concerned. when we initially saw it breaking in china, it kind of didn't have the impact it does now over here. in brighton, it was frightening enough, but now it is in worthing. it is scary. there is an understandable concern here in the local community. coronavirus has established a toehold on the south coast. health officials are working hard to ensure it doesn't spread any further. 118 people on the second evacuation flight out of wuhan into the uk are in quarantine. they should find out soon whether they test positive for the virus. we can't leave our rooms for the first 48—hour because they are doing tests. i think people are glad to be here and

steve walsh runs a youth academy and said the sport had to change its approach. a youth academy and saidits approach. it is all had a set scored the goals. you think back to the days of heading but what could it do? we had to look back at the fact in the early years it is vital. we need to have a duty of care for the kids that we look after. authorities say there will be after. authorities say there will be a phased introduction of heading training for children between 12 and 16. a working sheepdog from a remote farm in northumberland has been sold at auction for a world record price. two—and—half—year—old megan — owned by emma gray — went for £18,900. the sheepdog went to a telephone bidderfrom the united states. its thought that megan's new life will be herding beef cattle. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins.

happy to be home, the message from steve walsh after a full recovery from the virus and no longer contagiousad contracted it in singapore and is thought to have infected 11 others. one of them is a gp who work two days at worthing hospital last week. that doctor is being treated in isolation elsewhere and the hospital is still running but patients are concerned. my husband took my son over to amd on sunday night and took my son over to amd on sunday nightandi took my son over to amd on sunday night and i want to check my son didn't come into contact with the health worker because, obviously, you just never know, do you? i think eve ryo ne you just never know, do you? i think everyone is panicking and i think there needs to be in the media, more in the media, to say don't panic. it is serious but we are dealing with it. some parents are worried after hearing about local cases. the children are panicking about it. no one wants to send their kids to school, that's the other thing. it is getting a bit scary now.|j school, that's the other thing. it is getting a bit scary now. i asked public heal

here in the uk, this british businessman steve walsh has been centre of attention.onference in singapore. he says he's now fully recovered and that his thoughts are with those he infected. in a statement he added: i was advised to attend an isolated well, we've also been briefed by the uk health secretary matt hancock today. dealing with this disease is a marathon in it, not a sprint. the situation will get worse before it gets better. we will be guided by the science. be in no doubt, we will do everything that is effective to tackle this virus, and keep people safe. for more on how the government here in the uk is preparing for the potential spread of the virus here's our health editor hugh pym. matt hancock, the health secretary, said there would be more capital funding, that's money for investment available for what he said would be urgent works by the nhs to invest in isolation facilities and hospitals and other facilities. now, isolation facilities and hospitals and otherfacilities. now, know sum of money has been attached to that, but i'm told by sources at th

former leicester player steve walsh now runs a youth academy and he says that things had to change.tinues into whether one of the key skills in football comes at a risk. andy swiss, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: harvey weinstein has been found guilty of sexual assault and rape in a trial in new york. he faces up to 25 years in prison. a memorial event has taken place in los angeles for kobe bryant. he died last month in a helicopter crash along with his 13—year—old daughter gianna, and seven others. 20,000 fans and invited guests gathered inside the staples arena in los angeles where he played basketball for so many years for the lakers. the singer beyonce opened the memorial singing one of kobe brya nt‘s favourite songs, "x0". # you love me like an x0. i love you like an x0. #just like an x0. # just kiss me, like an x0. #just kiss me, boy like an x0. # just kiss me, boy x0. like an x0. #just kiss me, boy x0. you love me like an x0. # all like an x0. #alll like an x0. # all i ever see... beyonce said "i'm here because i love kobe" —

a 53—year—old british businessman and cub scout leader steve walsh from brighton.apore while at a conference before going to the french alps for a ski holiday, then returning to his home in hove, east sussex — and on his travels managed to infect 11 people. his statement: he was called a super spreader because he in fact a lot of people, but you can see he did all the right things. he took himself to hospital, he isolated himself, hejust happened to be highly virulent when he got off the plane coming back from singapore. and his family did the right things too. it is important people don't get stigmatise, it is even important so that we know what we call this and it doesn't get stigmatised. we know what happens when there is stigma, people don't start going to hospital, they don't want to know that they have the disease if they feel they will be a stigma so it is very important that we use the right language. let's go back to new hampshire now. we can bring in andrew smith the director of the new hampshire survey center. andew, what are you watching for intraday‘s

so they were all infected by this one man, steve walsh, who emerged and identified himself the otherso we now have a cluster of cases here in the brighton area, we are about 12 miles away from brighton. coronavirus has a toehold in the uk, the authorities are trying to stop it spread any further. they say even though they cannot release information because of patient confidentiality, they say they will be in touch with anyone who has been in contact with those coronavirus sufferers. they say the process of getting in touch with them and stopping the spread of the disease is under way but concern is growing up is under way but concern is growing up and down the south coast. as i said, we are about 12 miles to the west. if you go about 20 miles to the east of brighton, there are two more schools which are telling pa rents more schools which are telling parents that teachers may have been in contact with somebody who had coronavirus. business premises in eastbourne, one has been shut, apparently. certainly, a lot of public places now, pubs, doctors surgeries, schools, that are being lin

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. ♪ ♪ steve: perfect music to start this friday rocky mountain way with joe walsh. president of the united states was out in the rockies broad moore in colorado springs. 10,000 people on the inside. local reporters said there were at least 2,000 on the outside. the president of the united states, said i'm going to win colorado in a landslide. lisa: he had a lot to say. i was reading through a list of the things. he went off on every single democratic candidate. brian: including brad pitt. lisa: and oscars brad pitt. brian: i don't know brad pitt was in the prompter. brian: i'm not sure. steve: i think our names came up. that's one of the things. brian: greg gutfeld's name came up too. he used to hate us and now he likes us. steve: greg gutfeld all he talks about now is his hair. great hair now. the president had a lot of material to talk about. remember it was just the democratic debate a couple nights ago. that you will other stuff. here is the president last night in the rocky mountains. >> mini mike didn't do well last night. will i was going to send him a note s

steve: all the attention has been on the democrats caucusing as well and the president got all the delegates. ainsley: two other republicans, joe walshne home, emails, phone calls not returned so honestly we are really no closer to finding out whether we actually will get results later today because there hasn't been an update since chairman put at 1:00 a.m. >> at this point they are manuelly verifying all precinct results, we expect to have numbers to report later today. we want to emphasize that this is a reporting issue, not a hack on intrusion, we are updating campaigns and continue to provide updates as they are available. >> so viewers that may be tuning in, this was caused by new app that has failed. now they are doing it manually for over 1600 precincts and 3 sets of data instead of one. long day, questions about the app are being raised, we know, it was run by company called shadow, inc. and we've heard reports of county chairman reporting problems to the party here to know avail, well, the department of homeland security now says they didn't test or vet the system, acting secretary chad wolf was on "fox & friends" in the la