uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for m days when they get back. being in croatia there were only a few options, which were to get to slovenia or to get to italy and neither were possible. after france and now croatia, no holiday can be guaranteed. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. russian opposition leader alexei navalny is receiving treatment in berlin after being airlifted out of russia, where he fell seriously ill. and philippa thomas hears from people about how covid—i9 has changed their lives. that's in "coronavirus: your stories", in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. manchester united says the club's captain harry maguire has pleaded not guilty after he appeared before a state prosecutor in greece of mykonos on thursday. after a disturbance at a bar on the island of mykonos on thursday. he has been cleared to fly home. the england defender — seen here leaving the court building — was one o

and from 4am tomorrow morning, anyone visiting croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago will now haver m days when they reach the uk. it follows a rise in the rate of coronavirus infections in those countries. theyjoin other holiday destinations including spain and france to which the foreign office advises against all nonessential travel. in croatia, there is sun, sea and now stress for those aiming to get home before the deadline. i should have been going to france last weekend and due to the quarantine on france, i changed my flight to croatia. my daughter's fiance and his family all live here. but she booked me a flight home tomorrow in case this did happen. many of the 20,000 british tourists in croatia will also be heading to the airport. 0thers, though, are resigned to isolation when they return to the uk. i think we'lljust stay and then go back and then have to quarantine. and with the british government prepared to add or remove countries from its list of travel corridors at short notice, it's not the easiest time for those looking to get away from it all. simon jones, bbc ne

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for days when they get back. being in croatia there were only a few options, to get to slovenia are to utterly and neither were possible. after france and now croatia, no holiday can be guaranteed. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. a 15—year—old girl has died and several passengers on a boat have been injured — after a collision in the marina near southampton california struggles to contain huge wildfires — burning forests and homes and causing thousands of residents to flee good evening and welcome to bbc news. the captain of manchester united, harry maguire, has pleaded not guilty and has been released from police custody in greece, following a disturbance at a bar on the island of mykonos. the england defender was one of three men arrested on thursday. the police say the accusations against the three include bodily harm and the attempted bribery of an official. ollie foster

of course, as these restrictions are being put in place, in croatia, austria, trinidad and tobago, theons in portugal are being lifted and we do have two flights going to faro later this afternoon, so what a lot of families and people across the country are going to be asking themselves today, next week, should we risk coming to the airport and travelling abroad and heading away to sunnier climbs oi’ and heading away to sunnier climbs or should we stay at home, and risk the british weather instead? thank you. tougher coronavirus restrictions came into force in some areas in north—west england overnight. the measures ban people in oldham, blackburn and parts of pendle in lancashire from socialising indoors and outdoors. however, workplaces, childcare facilities and businesses, including pubs and restaurants, will remain open. the manchester united captain, harry maguire, has appeared before a state prosecutor in connection with a disturbance at a bar on the greek island of mykonos. the england defender was one of three men arrested on thursday. his lawyer says he denies the allegations

anyone arriving from croatia, austria, or trinidad and tobago, will have to self—isolate for two weeksllots in november's presidential election will be delivered securely and on time. amid concerns that recent policy changes were made to help re—elect president trump ? louis dejoy denied he had spoken to the president about service operations and said he himself would be voting by mail. barbara plett usher has more. louis dejoy landed in the centre of a perfect storm when he became postmaster general two months ago, or did he create it? that's what this hearing was about. cutbacks that he's made to the postal services have delayed the mail and there's concerned that they will also delay mail—in ballots especially in a year where there is going to be a lot of them. and there's a suspicion that this is deliberate because president trump is against expanded mail—in voting, he says it's going to lead to widespread fraud although there's no evidence of that. and he has opposed extra funding to the postal services because of that. but mr dejoy said there was no conspiracy to undermine the vo

anyone arriving from croatia, austria, or trinidad and tobago, will have to self—isolate for two weekshe hopes the coronavirus crisis can be over in less than two years. the comments by tedros adhanom ghebreyesus come as cases of the disease continue to surge in europe. france, spain, italy and germany have recorded their highest numbers of daily cases since the spring. we have a disadvantage of globalisation, closeness, connectedness, but an advantage of better technology. so we hope to finish this pandemic before, less than two years. especially if we can pull our efforts together with global unity and solidarity, that's really key. with utilising the available tools to the maximum and hoping that we can have additional tools like a vaccine, i think we can finish it in a shorter time than the 1918 flu. the head of the world health organization there and his comments come as scientists say it could be many months before we know if any of the 30 or so coronavirus vaccines currently undergoing trials, are effective. but one way to speed up the process would be to use so—called ‘challeng

anyone returning from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago, will have to self isolate for two weeks rise in infections in those countries. the announcment led to a mad dash for thousands of british holidaymakers. gavin lee reports from croatia. a late summer getaway on croatia's dalmatian coast, where there are more british holiday—makers than from any other country. 17,000 uk tourists are here at the moment. for many, the break is now over just as it was beginning. they're leaving before mandatory quarantine rules kick in. i'm a teacher, so if i don't go back today, i miss being back at school, and the kids have been off for six months. we're both key workers in england, so we've had to pay an extra £400 for a flight home which leaves in two hours' time. so, we're heading there now. i'm just getting into a taxi, by the way. lawrence manning's on holiday with his partner in dubrovnik. they were due to fly back on saturday, but they're rushing to the airport this evening. our flight for a return was something like £350, and we just had to payjust over £750 to get two singles back to

him to be freed his detention is in breach of egypt's penal code now it's being counted after trinidad and tobago parliamentary election prime minister the governing party is confident it will win despite soaring crime a migration crisis and an economic recession john heilemann has. trinidad and tobago at the polls on monday the caribbean nation went out to choose the next prime minister and house of representatives you know he got this young voters the main issues i think we should focus on the crime rate especially on a course. i think we should also focus on no employment rate which is also. through atlanta the oil and gas sector the country's main money earner has faced a dropoff over the last few years is also coated $19.00 the incumbent party the pm to flatten the curve to the spike just a week before the vote that's unfortunate for prime minister keith rowley who's trying for a 2nd term. come the perseid this is from the un see he's trying to replace him. she was also his predecessor the country's 1st female prime minister. political analyst. says the battle for power here is more about et

it's the spike in coronavirus cases which led to the restrictions there as well as in austria and trinidad tobagoy 110w austria and trinidad tobago. many now question, is this worth it or should they risk the british weather instead 7 tougher coronavirus restrictions came into force in some areas in north—west england overnight. socialising with other households is now banned indoors and outdoors in 0ldham, blackburn and parts of pendle in lancashire. 0ur correspondent, luxmy gopal, reports from blackburn. new rules here in blackburn in a very localised lockdown. different households here are already banned from meeting in their homes and gardens but, from today, they are not allowed to meet in public spaces either. it's left some residents confused. you hear rumours that this and that is happening and you are not sure which is the truth. i've heard about them but i don't know where they are. i don't know how you police it. if you live in one area, how do you stop somebody travelling to another area 7 how do you stop somebody travelling to another area? in blackburn, different wards aren't a diff

british tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago are told to isolate for m days when they return to the uk. new coronavirus advice as the world health organization says children over 12 should wear face masks. wildfires continue to burn out of control in california — we'll bring you the latest from the state's forestry and fire protection department. and, manchester united's captain harry maguire is released from custody following his arrest on the island of mykonos. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world 7 and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. supporters of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, have described his condition as very worrying. the longstanding critic of president putin is receiving hospital treatment in berlin. he was flown to germany after suspected poisoning in russia. but moscow has denied targeting him. our correspondent in berlin, jenny hill, has the details. oblivious to the political storm around him, alexei navalny, arriving in berlin for treatment.

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for m days when they get back. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. police say a 15—year—old girl has died and several passengers on a boat have been injured after a collision in the water off the hampshire coast. california struggles to contain huge wildfires burning forests and homes and causing thousands of residents to flee. now on bbc news, it's witness history, where we hear from five people who have experienced important moments in history, including a jewish woman who found refuge in britain after she was transported out of nazi germany. hello and welcome to witness history with me, razia iqbal, here at the royal academy in london. today we'll hear from five people who have witnessed incredible moments in history. coming up: the soldiers who fought for the british but were not allowed to settle in britain. the last days of the sri lankan civil war. the first latin america

and cruel foot is believed to be the 1st islamic state recruit from the caribbean island of trinidad and tobago. everybody but one by one here. and this is cruel for its best friend for reading this stuff seen here training snipers in a recruitment video made by islamic state all eisel. according to government estimates $13020.00 data including women and children have since joined crowfoot and was stuff in the middle east. this makes trinidad the highest per capita contributor to eisele in the western hemisphere and some experts think up to 400 people may have gone 2. but these happy images of schools that they ran were only one side of the story. of the trade of agents joined us fighters and many were killed in battle. it is this edition of the idle magazine that really made international headlines in appeal to muslims in his home country saying crawford called on them to take the fight back to trinidad and to terrify the disbelievers in their own homes and to make the streets run with their blood the question is why do so many 20 dady and take up arms feisal in the 1st place. today that is be

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate forhen they get back. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. police say a 15—year—old girl has died and several passengers on a boat have been injured after a collision in the water off the hampshire coast. california struggles to contain huge wildfires burning forests and homes and causing thousands of residents to flee. now on bbc news, bbc sport's nick hope visits pita taufatofua, the taekwondo fighter turned cross—country skier, in his homeland to learn about the tongan‘s humble beginnings. it's the topless tongan‘s tokyo quest. samba music welcome to brazil for the greatest show on earth. listening to the welcome for tonga and flag bearer pita taufatofua. the country's flag bearer won gold on the internet with his shirtless and oiled—up performance. they said, "you're trending everywhere in the world." i said, "i don't know what trending means but it "sounds good." a social me

austria and trinidad and tobago have also been added to the lengthening list. dy includes spain and france. the one country for which there is good news today is portugal. no longer will uk tourists have to self—isolate on their return home. the country is now on the uk government's official list of travel corridors. richard galpin, bbc news. our europe correspondent gavin lee gave us this update from the croatian tourist town of sibenik. well this part of the dalmatian coast, here along also with split as well, actually is where there are more british tourists than from any other country, and this particular region accounts for about 50% of the economy comes from that industry, so it matters here. so, there's two things going on. one, you have is almost familiar scramble that we saw last week in france and two weeks before that in spain of people saying, what do we do to get back before five o'clock? they've got 2a—hours, so i'm speaking to people here they've got 2a hours, so i'm speaking to people here who are saying that they are trying to get to dubrovnik,

next and then with rising crime economic trouble and a spike in coronavirus cases voters in trinidad and tobago voting in parliamentary elections. and why new constitutional court judges in mali may help resolve the impasse with the president those demanding his resignation. however that moisture that came across the from the arabian sea into a modest just dissipated nasa back to the standard state which is hot dry and quite often dusty the orange represents the dust of the breezes coming out of iraq it's not very hot in baghdad it's come right down to 40 degrees on a wall things being relative the still 46 in kuwait and approaching that in their hearts 48 on sunday which is the high side this time of the year but apart from this damp breeze across a large part of a man being overcast and drizzle a it is hot and dry throughout the middle east and to get right up into the caucasus with a few showers sparked off there the same is true over most of the horn of africa the cloud is an ethiopian highlands west was there's been a cloud on the coast of kenya and somalia but not very much to be quite ho

austria and trinidad and tobago have also been added to the lengthening list. des spain and france. the one country for which there is good news todayis country for which there is good news today is portugal. no longer will uk tourists have to self—isolate on their return home. the country is now on the uk government's official list of travel corridors. richard galpin, bbc news. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee is in the popular croatian tourist town of sibenik. what are people saying to you there? this part of the dalmatian coast, here along with split as well, is actually where there are more british tourists than from any other country. and this particular region accou nts country. and this particular region accounts for about 50% of the economy coming for that industry. we have a familiar scramble now which we saw in france last week and two weeks ago in spain with people wondering what to do to get back before four o'clock in the morning was that they had 2a hours. i have been speaking to people trying to get to dubrovnik. some people are going over the b

jessica, we'lljust bring you income as well as croatia as trinidad and tobago and austria as well, thishe front page of the telegraph saying switzerland and greece are understood to remain under a close watch by officials, i certainly know if you people who decided to go to greece because they thought that would be a safe country. greece was one of the ones early on when people strip booking summer holidays when people started handling the pandemic pretty well when cases are low and it seemed like a less risky option, and they have been testing people at airports, something that places like heathrow have been calling on the government to do here, i mean, i think there is a bit of a debate about whether that's actually an effective thing to do and whether it would actually catch enough people coming back in, but with croatia, what it seems like has happened and this is the way that the joint bio—security centre seem to make these assessments is that it looks at whether they can pinpoint cases that have actually been imported from these countries and it seems like there were number of cas

and from 4am tomorrow morning, anyone visiting croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago will now haveantine for 14 days when they reach the uk. it follows a rise in the rate of coronavirus infections in those countries. theyjoin other holiday destinations including spain and france to which the foreign office advises against all nonessential travel. in croatia, there is sun, sea and now stress for those aiming to get home before the deadline. i should have been going to france last weekend and due to the quarantine on france, i changed my flight to croatia. my daughter's fiance and his family all live here. but she booked me a flight tomorrow in case this did happen. many of the 20,000 british tourists in croatia will also be heading to the airport. 0thers, though, are resigned to isolation when they return to the uk. i think we'lljust stay and then go back and then have to quarantine. and with the british government prepared to add or remove countries from its list of travel corridors at short notice, it's not the easiest time for those looking to get away from it all. simon jones, b

the program coming up next what happened asking what happened to the men and women who left trinidad and tobago to join myself will have more news from doha off them. what. caribbean states are turned into fake and has long been famous for its spectacular conduct putting 2017 we reported on the most sinister reputation it was then developing as the nation with the highest of group and right to ice in the western hemisphere so what happened to the young trinidadians who went to join islamic state for this update to that sage giuliana rufus has been finding at.

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for get back. being in croatia there were only a few options, which were to get to slovenia or to get to italy, and neither were possible. after france and now croatia, no holiday can be guaranteed. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem

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british holidaymakers returning home from croatia, austria or trinidad and tobago are facing new quarantinecovid—19 infection rates in these countries has led to a mandatory two—week self—isolation period, as gavin lee reports. when you look at the figures for croatia, go back to may and june, they were barely registering any cases. they were registering about zero to six cases for a six—week period. in the last six weeks they have gone from 80 cases, 150 cases, in the last couple of days to 250 cases. compare that to germany, spain, france, who have seen up to 3000, 5000 cases a day and that might not look quite so big. in the uk they look at how many cases per 100,000. so, for croatia it is 39 per 100,000 so that is a big rise, and the government acknowledge this. but the government say specifically on this island, split, the young people are circulating together. also saying the nightclubs have not been enforcing the rules effectively. other european countries have said they have clusters of cases springing up from tourists returning back from croatia and that links in, which is why the

anyone returning from croatia, austria, or trinidad and tobago, will have to self—isolate for two weeksbecause of a rise in infections in those countries. joseph deangelo — the man known as the golden state killer — has been sentenced to life in prison. it marks the end of a criminal investigation that began more than a0 years ago. earlier — i spoke to the bbc‘s regan morris about his victims — there were so many that their families couldn't all fit inside a court—room. that's right. he was sentenced inside a university ballroom. coronavirus had something to do that because people had to be safe a distance. there were dozens of people there, nowhere near the number impacted by this man but they sat together as families and some of them gave impact statements talking about his crimes, the effect on their families and he was sentenced right there in that courtroom. he did apologise. he was in a wheelchair. he took off his mask and he told them, "i am truly, truly sorry." why did it take so long for him to be caught, convicted and sentenced 7 he was a police officer. during the ‘70s, some

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for m days when they get back. being in croatia, there were only a few options, which were to get to slovenia or to get to italy, and neither were possible. after france and now croatia, no holiday can be guaranteed. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. russian opposition leader alexei navalny is receiving treatment in berlin after being airlifted out of russia, where he fell seriously ill. thank you for your company throughout the afternoon. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories: when rain clouds clear, records appear. zak crawley basks in the southampton sunshine as england pile on the runs against pakistan. saracens hold off a harlequins fightback to win the london derby. and for the first time since the premiership resumption. and dillian whyte‘s big night. can the british heavyweight set up a long—awaited

profile of the us to me but we've already in 2017 people in power investigated like trinidad and tobago became a ripe recruiting ground for i saw. their feelings so there's no hope for most in 2020 we returned to uncover the fate of those who left their homeland to join conflicts in iraq and syria. caribbean to calif and on. if you want to help save the world's. sneeze into your own. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. lebanon's cabinets agrees to place a number of course officials on the house arrest after tuesday's explosion that killed at least 135 people. the blast has left almost 300000 people homeless and schools nearly $3000000000.00 worth of damage. hello i'm adrian for the good this is.

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate fora days when they get back. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. police say a 15—year—old girl has died and several passengers on a boat have been injured — after a collision in the water off the hampshire coast. california struggles to contain huge wildfires — burning forests and homes and causing thousands of residents to flee. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories: when rain clouds clear records appear. zak crawley basks in the southampton sunshine as england pile on the runs against pakistan. saracens hold off a harlequins fightback to win the london derby and for the first time since the premiership resumption. and dillian whyte's big night. can the british heavyweight set up a long—awaited tilt at the world title? hello again. thanks forjoining us on sportday. two england batsmen have hit their highest

uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for m days when they get back. hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. california struggles to contain huge wildfires — burning forests and homes and causing thousands hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the director of the polling organisation deltapoll, joe twyman and the features writer for the independent, james rampton. thank you forjoining me tonight. first a quick look through some of those rampages. the observer, and the labour leader keir starmer says the chaos around exam results has put plans to get children back to school in september at ‘serious risk‘. meanwhile the telegraph says the prime minister has told allies that failing to reopen schools is ‘not an option‘ it also includes a photo of borisjohnson and carrie symonds on holiday in scotland with their son wilfred. the return to school also dominates t

and come straight home. travellers from trinidad & tobago and austria will also face quarantine when entering the uk from saturdayions. but it is holidays in croatia's adriatic coast which suddenly come with a lot more baggage. danny savage, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take you back to the democratic national convention, let's just show you the live feed that's coming out there. at the moment, who is speaking as doctor vivek, he is the one that has been advising joe biden on how to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, as overshadowing everything. the democratic national convention is due to run for another couple of hours, we have about an hourorso couple of hours, we have about an hour or so before joe couple of hours, we have about an hour or so beforejoe biden himself takes. before that, lots of speakers and films will be played out. we are waiting to hear from pete be played out. we are waiting to hearfrom pete burchett, bloomberg among others and you can see them here. right, that's it from me. i'm lewis vaughan jones and you that's it from me. i'm lewis vaughanjones and you are watching bbc news. in the last da

reason for a lot of the week but with the rest in 2017 people in power are investigating why trinidad and tobago became a ripe recruiting grounds for ice. for a few years old. almost 2020 we return to uncover the fate of those who left the. caribbean to caliphate. jump into the street and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy social media on and on line be part of the debate let me put some comments t.-u. it when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic islands that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way we consume integrating it business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out is the. protests in lebanon over a huge explosion that killed at least a 149 people as french president emmanuel macro calls for a new political system. i'm about this and this is all it is a live from doha also coming up a lawsuit in the u.s. against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon is accused of sending a hit squad to kill a former intelligence officer. but it is

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pandemic and italy added over 800 new cases >> travelers returning to britain from croatia, trinidad and tobago and austria will face restrictions joining france and spain to join the countries to redirect examination instated from the uk quarantine list. the rules will no longer apply to those returning from portugal >>> merkel and macron put on a united front vowing to avoid fresh lockdowns and border closers. france seeing 4,700 daily spike yesterday. germany logged its highest number of new infections since april. >>> let's bring in our next guest, dr. alexander edwards from the school of pharmacy. thank you for joining us let's kick off on what is going on on the travel front there is a lot of uncertainty as to what things look like in the months ahead to what extent can travel safely open up the travel >> there is a big question whether we can reduce the two-weeks period by testing. faster testing is undoubtedly beneficial somebody can get feinfected the day before they travel and not test positive for a week or 10 days and then become positive. you can see if you tested them when they tr

tourists returning to the uk from croatia, austria or trinidad and tobago will now have to self—isolatew quarantine restrictions came into effect this morning at 4:00am. many travellers had to pay for extra flights to make it home before the deadline. sta travel is the latest company to enter administration as a direct result of the pandemic, putting 500 jobs at risk. it was a familiar presence on the high street for nearly a0 years, specialising in student travel, but the decline in long—haul trips proved too much for the firm to overcome. greg mackenzie reports. it was the company which grew out of a student travel business, specialising in trips for young people, including gap years, backpackers and volunteer projects. but it is the latest high—street chain to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic. sta travel has more than 50 branches across the uk, but in the past six years it has seen its profits dramatically for. now, add that with a lack of money coming into the business, because fewer people are travelling, or simply choosing to book their holidays elsewhere, the company has s

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anyone returning from croatia, austria, or trinidad and tobago, will have to self—isolate for two weeksbecause of a rise in infections in those countries. the coronavirus crisis has caused concern among hundreds of thousands of people, who are in rented accommodation worried about how they'll pay the bills with reduced incomes. but today the government confirmed it's extending the ban on landlords evicting tenants who can't pay, in england and wales, until september the 20th. there had been calls from charities to extend the measures, which were due to be lifted on monday. here's our home editor, mark easton. as we emerge from lockdown, for tens of thousands of people in england and wales there's deep anxiety — not just the virus, but of losing their home. covid cost david his job in high wycombe, and despite today's four—week extension to the ban on eviction proceedings, he still worries about paying the rent. well, we had guaranteed income, and now we don't. we do get some support from universal credit to help with things, but in all honesty it's not enough. itjust doesn't cut everyth

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it comes as holiday makers returning to the uk from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now haveindia — the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus passes three million — with the world's highest rate of new infections. and the world health organization recommends that children over the age of 12 should wear face masks. our health correspondent laura foster reports. this is how many schools have looked for months. but with the summer holidays nearly over in wales, northern ireland and england, many are busy changing things to keep pupils, staff and the wider community safe. scientific evidence shows children are unlikely to become severely ill from coronavirus, and some even suggest they spread the virus less than adults. of course the floor markers. at this primary school in east london, they are looking forward to having the children back. i worry about the lack of social interaction those children have had. i worry about the lack of development. i look at things like theirfine motor skills — the way they would hold a pencil, the way they would form their words, so their speec