jon kay, bbc news, swindon. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. a very good night. welcome to bbc news. all senior police leaders in the us city of rochester time for a look at the international headlines with the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and journalist rachel shabi and christopher hope — chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph. tomorrow's front pages, starting with, there will be little cheer at christmas, says the telegraph, responding to borisjohnson‘s press conference today, in which he said it was too early to say whether large family gatherings would be possible this winter. there goes christmas! is the mail's headline, calling the new rule limiting gatherings to six people ‘draconian‘. the i says the new measures will last for six months, taking us into the spring of next year, and if the public them, tougher actions could yet be taken, says the mirror. but rapid testing could provide an answer — the guardian reports on leaked officia

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footballjust like the country, is trying to strike the right balance right now stop blackpool against swindonres that went ahead today with crowds, up that went ahead today with crowds, up to 1000 supporters were allowed inside bloomfield road here today as pa rt inside bloomfield road here today as part of a pilot scheme overseen by the government and football authorities. the match went ahead with a crowd despite a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus cases in lancashire in the last week. new restrictions will come in in parts of this county, excluding blackpool, from tuesday. but the seaside as have been working hard to take every possible precaution. they only found out they would be letting fans and on wednesday, but for clubs at this level there is much state. in leagues one and two, they rely on my state income. they know if this pilot is a one—off, clubs could be in trouble. covid-19 has affected so many local communities and businesses, so to be able to make a first tentative step on the way back to normality for football, first tentative step on the way back to normality forfootb

vacationers sup tropical climate here is pleasant in the colder months and it's nearly all the way swindon. i here and i should arrive. and i so we we have a lot of reservations i mean not like us for long term or more like asking for information how this situation is looking but i know there are a lot of people from all over europe interested in coming here and i hope it can be possible for everybody. it's far less optimistic he runs a small country hotel in the interior of the island the restaurant is doing reasonably well but he says the hotel business has collapsed because for months people all over the world have been warned against travel to spain he has already had to let go several employees on his small team and he sees few signs of improvement. they were really good employees they always did a good job one of them ended up on the streets without work and without any form of support i think the situation could get even worse people's fear runs deep it's going to be difficult to recover from all this. about 2 thirds of all workers on 4 to ventura live from tourism the crisis is sea

of the clubs hosting fans was blackpool. 0ur reporterjoe lynskey was there for their 2—0 win over swindond effects were switched off. football has some volume again. this wasjust 1,000 supporters in a stadium far from full. but in lancashire, cases of the virus are rising sharply. this sport is seeking a balance. for 1000 lucky supporters today they're back inside the grounds. it does mean a lot. it's a shame that not more can be able to watch the game, but it's a start. it isa it is a test event. the fans are very pleased, and for the town it's vital the club gets functioning again. blackpool found out on wednesday they would be letting fans in. once inside, they can sit in household groups and take their face masks off in their seats. here, they could even sing responsibly. this pilot was just a test of how crowds can come back. for efl clubs, there is much at stake. clubs at this level need fans through the doors. an entire season of empty grounds would mean many would go under. for blackpool, even having just a thousand supporters here is barely sustainable. we need as full stadiums a

as people take in the extent of the new restrictions in england, we ask residents in swindon for their response to what's going on. i think all these gatherings between 2a and 3a years of age, they never take no notice at all, do they? christmas is going to be really challenging because obviously they are used to being around family and seeing everyone. the new legislation also includes the power to impose a curfew in england, if it's thought necessary. also tonight... a global trial of a coronavirus vaccine, partly developed by oxford university, has been paused after a volunteer fell ill. in brussels, there's dismay and anger over boris johnson's intention to change parts of the brexit deal that he negotiated with the eu. in greece, a huge fire rips through europe's biggest migrant camp, leaving 13,000 without shelter. and the premier league says it's "absolutely critical" that fans be allowed back as soon as possible, or clubs will lose hundreds of millions of pounds. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, serena williams marches on as she moves into the us open semifinals and stay

healthiest of the government have agreed to exchange prisoners the deal was initially struck into 1018 in swindon but never implemented the 1081 individuals would only indeed will represent the largest release operation during the history of the conflict in yemen peaceful negotiations can succeed and they will succeed in bringing relief to the yemeni people and building confidence for the peace process. implemented this new deal would pave the way to a broader prisoner swap. 6 years says the houthi is took over the capital sanaa whiting continue claiming the lives of thousands of people the fate of thousands of prisoners is yet to be decided the u.n. hopes the warring factions will resume talks soon to free all prisoners at the end of the day only parties to the conflict can bring long lasting positive change that yemeni people so neat. i believe over the laws there is we have been reminded here again that small steps that can have big impact are possible and much needed in yemen today. in the past tribal leaders and clerics brokered major prisoner exchanges but never managed to get all the parti

one of those matches is at blackpool who are taking on swindon town.reviously been used to — wearing face masks was compulsory and social distancing measures were in place. maximum bubble size of four, all sitting apart there. we're still waiting for official confirmation of gareth bale re—signing for tottenham from real madrid on loan for the season. he arrived at spurs training ground yesterday, with crowds of spurs fans waiting for him, but as yet there's been no announcement to confirm he's once again a tottenham player, seven years after he left white hart lane for madrid for what was a world record fee at the time. liverpool have been rather busy in the last 24 hours too. they've agreed a £45 million deal for wolves forward diogo jota. it comes less than a day, after midfielder thiago alcantara joined from european champions bayern munich. the third day of the us open has just got under way with some of the biggest names in golf having already fallen by the wayside at the notorious winged foot course. the man they're all chasing at the top of the

the government have agreed to exchange prisoners the deal was initially struck into 1000 to 18 in swindon but never implemented the 1081 individuals would indeed will represent the largest release. operation during the history of the conflict in yemen peaceful negotiations can succeed and they will succeed in bringing relief to the yemeni people and building confidence for the peace process. implemented this new deal would pave the way to a broader prisoner swap. 6 years says the houthi took over the capital sana fighting continue claiming the lives of thousands of people the fate of thousands of prisoners is yet to be decided the un hopes the warring factions will resume talks soon to free all prisoners at the end of the day only parties to the conflict can bring long lasting positive change that yemeni people so neat. i believe over the last days we have been reminded here again that small steps that can have big impact are possible and much needed in yemen today. in the past tribal leaders and clerics brokered major prisoner exchanges but never managed to get all the parties to and the

part of a government pilot scheme, and our reporter joe lynskey was at blackpool to see them beat swindon seeking a balance. for 1000 lucky supporters today they are back inside the grounds. it does meana back inside the grounds. it does mean a lot. it is a shame that not more can be able to watch the game, but it is a start. the fans are very pleased, and for the town it is vital the club gets functioning again. blackpool found out on wednesday they would be letting fans in. once inside, they can sit in household groups and take the face masks off in their seats. here, they could even sing responsibly. this pilot was just could even sing responsibly. this pilot wasjust a could even sing responsibly. this pilot was just a test of how clubs can come back stop for efl clubs, there is much at stake stop clubs at this level need fans through the doors. an entire season of empty grounds would mean many would go under. for black people, even having just a thousand supporters here is barely sustainable. we need as full stadiums as possible, much to income is absolutely paramount and critical, as

let's speak now to 23—year—old mum hannah webb from swindon.e. hi there, hannah. what kind ofjobs did you apply for? literally anything and everything. at the beginning, it was mainly in careers work, i got so many rejection e—mails, i was applying for anything that was local to me. e—mails, i was applying for anything that was localto me. did e—mails, i was applying for anything that was local to me. did you ever feel like giving up? yes, there were times where i thought that i wouldn't find work. i would wake up the next day and hit the ground running. hannah, can i start by saying how impressed i am with you? it is hard to keep going and apply for that manyjobs, it is hard to keep going and apply for that many jobs, and it is hard to keep going and apply for that manyjobs, and you are a role model in perseverance and overcoming adversity. so well done, i think overcoming adversity. so well done, ithink any overcoming adversity. so well done, i think any employer frankly should have you up just hearing that you would applied for 280 different

as people take in the extent of the new restrictions in england, we ask residents in swindon for their

jon kay, bbc news, swindon. spread and our medical editor fergus walsh. good morning to you both. lots of people have been getting in touch. loan has been in touch on twitter and asks, i want to know why sex? i have two daughters and their partners and three grandchildren between them, so we can't continue to meet. because that totals eight. she says she feels safe with them but now she will have to see each family separately or not at all —— mike six. fergus. so this is down to trying to simplify the rules in england. the prime minister admitted yesterday that people had found the rules confusing and i certainly have lots of people saying to me they got confused so it's an attempt at clarification and simplification and its a response to rising cases and the fear is that if those cases continue to rise, hospital numbers, which come at the moment, are still quite low, will follow the pattern in france and spain and start to rise and we get an increase in deaths. there was a art of criticism early on that we didn

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