you came down from yorkshire to a bustling, buzzy west end. here we are in the west end... magnet, it draws people to it, but no people means no passengers. awful. i've been driving a cab 20 yea rs awful. i've been driving a cab 20 years and this is the worst period i've ever seen the trade, definitely. how worried are you? very worried. 0na how worried are you? very worried. on a mortgage payer, i got a wife and two kids. it's... you know, pretty awful. theatre land is closed. jordan lewis gauge was starring in this musical, a modern day take on romeo and juliet. he is now ill, self isolating and worried. there's definitely a real sense of anxiousness in the arts industry because people don't know when they're going to be returning to work, whether some shows are even going to be able to survive it and open again and whether we're going to be during this period. it's not just a lack of people in trafalgar square which is so eerie, it's the sense of uncertainty as to how long this is going to last and how many businesses are going to survive. in hackney, north—east london,

you came down from yorkshire to see a bustling, buzzy west end. here we are in the west end...pecting it at all. absolutely dead. not at all, we walked through chinatown and it was dead. it's difficult to plan, you just don't know where to go. everywhere's. .. there's no one there. london is a magnet. it draws people to it. but no people means no passengers. awful. i've been driving a cab 20 years and this is the worst period i've ever seen for trade, definitely. how worried are you? very worried. you know, i'm a mortgage payer. i've got a wife, two kids, you know. it's just... you know, it's pretty awful. theatre land is closed. jordan luke gage was starring in this musical, a modern day take on romeo and juliet. he's now ill, self—isolating, and worried. there's definitely a real sense of anxiousness within the arts industry because people don't know when they're going to be returning to work, whether some shows are even going to be able to survive and open again and whether we're going to be paid during this period. it's notjust the lack of people here in trafalgar square wh

came down from yorkshire to see a bustling, buzzing west end, and here he are in the west end.l, we went through chinatown. we we re at all, we went through chinatown. we were trying to find somewhere to eat but there is no one there. london is a magnet, it draws people to it. but no people means no passengers. awful, i've been driving a cab 20 years and this is the worst period i've ever seen the trade, definitely. how worried are you? very worried, i'm a mortgage payer, i've got a wife, two kids. it's just, it's pretty awful. theatre land is closed. jordan luke gage was starring in this musical, a modern day take on romeo and juliet. he's now ill, self—isolating, and worried. there's definitely a real sense of anxiousness within the arts industry because people don't know when they're going to be returning to work, whether some shows are even going to be able to survive and open again and whether we're going to be paid during this period. it's notjust the lack of people here in trafalgar square which is so eerie. it's the sense of uncertainty as to how long this is going to l

. ♪ american forces on the west end -- and south of the bulge carved up elite units of the wermacht.ritish in the north were unmovable. together, these mighty allied forces crushed the german bid for victory. and moved toward the russians in the east. berlin, the citadel of nazi-ism, fellow. ♪ >> early in january, franklin roosevelt was inaugurated as president of the united states. his fourth successive term. the simple ceremony took place on the white house porch. ♪ almost immediately, the president went to yalta and met with joseph stalin and winston churchill on final steps to crushing the axis and establish peace. it was the last meeting of the original big three. franklin roosevelt looked tired and old. ♪ in april, a great man was dead. the loss of franklin delano roosevelt was deeply followed by people all around the world. ♪ in the cabinet room of the white house, harry s. truman was sworn in as president. on the very eve of victory and its deserving aftermath, his was the heavy duty of carrying on with the leaders of america's allies. 25 days later, on may 7, and a 25 days l

but around the seacoast gas can be near 50 mph also and missed units around coast and hills in the west endd then he cloutier and wendy are and will be some rain around. as this rain total start to mount through southern and western scotla nd mount through southern and western scotland hills up to 70 mm of rain and they could bring a risk of flooding. the rain just and they could bring a risk of flooding. the rainjust move and they could bring a risk of flooding. the rain just move south on saturday night reaching those parts that stay dry during the day. behind that some showers follow and temperatures will be higher on saturday night compared with the net we are in now. southee fist of england should be out of the way and thenis england should be out of the way and then is the second half of the weekend which is altogether different. brighter and sunnier but also showers around. rattle through quite quickly but if you do catch a shower it can be heavy and rumbles of thunder and hail mixed in as well. temperatures are actually coming down as we see the cold front go through. bright, bluste

outside the shaftesbury theatre in the west end, bloomsbury street is closed until the end of april. closed until the end of april. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a chilly start, temperatures hovering around 0 celsius. sunshine likely to be this money, variable cloud later with some well scattered showers. so some sunshine to start the day, we had clear skies last night, the cloud will gradually increase through the day and bring one or two showers. they will be well scattered, not everywhere will see them, some sunny spells between. temperatures today between 8 and 10 celsius. a westerly breeze making things feel a little bit more chilly. overnight, dry and clear, temperature dropping right the way down, could see zero in one or two spots, maybe below. you might get some frost tomorrow morning. some blue sky first thing tomorrow but the cloud increases and we will see some rain through the afternoon, temperatures tomorrow getting up to 9 cell signals —— nine celsius. turning more unsettled heading further into the week, a touch milder but more breezy through

research attacking any political leaders join survivors and their families for a memorial in the west end of the now far right gunman shot dead 9 people in a shooting rampage. containing the coronavirus and people are told to keep their distance but is everyone ready to comply here or you will continue kissing coronavirus will not stop me i'll continue to kill some hot dogs and you. really care about italy's on the loose to keep the virus in check. out in a very warm welcome to you i'm under that you are good to have you with us. greece is it plans to deport any refugees and migrants of arrived on his territory illegally since last friday back to their own countries now this as a new crisis looms on the external board of the european union more than $12000.00 refugees are now camped out on the turkish side of the border with greece they headed there after turkey said it would no longer up or does 2016 agreement with the e.u. to keep them on its territory the e.u. for its spot says it stands by athens and amid fears of more people arriving on the border could prompt a repeat of the 2015 re

it is unbelievable to see. of course, leicester square is the home of the west end, an industry whichnearly £800 million last year. it also, my cameraman can pan around to show you that we are surrounded by pubs, clubs, restaurants, all with signs in their windows explaining that they are closed, following that announcement yesterday by the prime minister. of course, it has been a time offun minister. of course, it has been a time of fun certainty —— uncertainty. the concern is around employment, people not coming in, buying merchandise, buying food and drink, which means employers can't possibly be able to afford their employees. as we have already seen job losses in the hospitality and tourism sector, the chancellor has said yesterday that the government will pay 80% of wages of those workers not able to work, and it seems there has been at least some relief. it is a package that aims to stopjob relief. it is a package that aims to stop job losses and a crippling wave of redundancies. as ever, we have no guarantee. lots of people are concerned, those people in particular who are sel

leicester square is the home of the west end.rought in nearly £800 million last year. if my cameraman pans around, i £800 million last year. if my cameraman pans around, i am surrounded by pubs, clubs, cathy is, restau ra nts, surrounded by pubs, clubs, cathy is, restaurants, we have wetherspoons, tgi friday's, all with signs in their windows explain that they are close, following the announcement yesterday. of course it has been a time of uncertainty. the footfall has dropped so low and there has been lots of concern about employment. people obviously not coming in, buying merchandise, buying food and drinks. that means employers can't possibly be able to afford their employees and as we have already seen, job losses in the hospitality and tourism sector. but with the announcement yesterday by the chancellor that the government will be paying 80% of wages of those workers who are not working, it seems as though there has been at least some relief. it is a package which aims to preventjob losses. it isa which aims to preventjob l

london's west end deserted, major theatres closing their doors. the attem pts closing their doors. atte m pts to closing their doors. the attempts to this slow the spread of coronavirus is affecting a of people's health and social life but people's incomes too stopping many people are angry that boris johnson told people to stay away from venues, while not forcing them to close, which could have given them financial protection. this central london restau ra nt protection. this central london restaurant was opened last night but many people stayed away. we want to support the staff, small community, with 18 people working here, making a living out of the restaurant, so we living out of the restaurant, so we want to be here for our staff and for the local community as much as we can. for now, schools remain open but this could well change stopping the government says by next weekend, people with the most serious health conditions must be largely shielded from social contact for around 12 weeks. more guidance may well follow stopping drastic measures to tackle a growing threat here. c

leicester square being the home of the west end and industry which brought in nearly £800 million. million last year. if we spin around, we have the main ticket office here which is closed. we also have hotels which are obviously closed as well. and if we swing all the way around, a bit difficult for my cameraman, we have a line of restaurants and cafe is, pub chains which all have signs on their doors, telling people that they will be closed for the foreseeable future after that announcement by boris johnson. foreseeable future after that announcement by borisjohnson. it has been a time of uncertainty, footfall not just here has been a time of uncertainty, footfall notjust here in london but across the country, has dropped so low and there has been so much concern about employment. we have already seenjob concern about employment. we have already seen job losses in hospitality, in tourism, and we are hoping that will be reduced in this sector by following the chancellor's announcement yesterday, that the government will be paying 80% of wages for those workers affected. which migh

we know that this is a demand shock in the global economy as it hits the west end hits the u.s., we coulda significant leg down in economic activity and the pricing of if investors can't get confident that the trump administration has a handle on how they contain and physically look at this phase for this virus, as we have seen in the u.k.. has gradually, day by day, put in more draconian measures that we have not seen since world war ii. i think to be done and it will need to be done more quickly than they are talking about in the u.s. nejra: bill, what are you looking at in terms of portfolio diversifiers at the moment? i know it might seem silly to talk about diversification one we have had so much correlation and markets at the moment, but what are your preferred diversifiers? obviouslye is diversifying agents that require a new portfolio. had is wheree have those correlation coefficients breakdown. is not some degree unexpected in terms of when you have severe stress into thousand 8, 2 thousand nine, your correlation coefficient did break down because you had other shocks to your ass

space at home or self isolated trees to protect their relatives these villagers in the state of west end goal of the temporary shelters to keep their distance from loved ones they've been advised self isolates for 14 days and countries across asia and are closing their borders in an effort to combat a surge of current corona virus infections in the region where the move comes as japan reports its highest staling rates of cases b.m.r. and cambodia have stopped issuing visas for foreigners. but they stay where there's a here and al-jazeera talked to our desires up next featuring dr mike ryan from the world health organization to. google's. covert 19 has killed more than 18000 people and infected at least 400000 worldwide and counting. it all started in december last year when cases of an unusual pneumonia were reported in the chinese city of war haun. most of those affected by the unknown virus seem to have something in common they were working at a local seafood market. at the chinese health authorities were trying to investigate the causes of the illness for the numbers kept growing on j

i live here in the west end and i can tell you that china town for instance has lost a lot of businesspeople are making judgments about people based on their ethnicity. it is getting very scary and we need some sort of leadership in this and we don't have it. well we have had borisjohnson out of public health england saying we are equipped to cope with it because of the nhs. but matt hancock was asked whether we are going to have to lock down cities and he said he has not ruled it in or out. how can he? it is difficult. for government, you have to get that fine line between reassuring people and also not causing panic, but as the health secretary, i don't think this is maybe the headline that he wa nted this is maybe the headline that he wanted to go outwith, but he cannot rule it out you cannot rule anything out because you don't know what will happen. you don't want to be hostages to fortune anything he was right to say that he did. it is that sort of political response, you cannot use a term like lockdown cities, that is the highest note you can hit on the bar. we need to have a bot

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it is not just million a year here in the west end.and losing lots of money. now the government has told them to shut down, and that provides them with a sense of direction, a sense of what to do. but there were concerns that that could result in a wave of redundancies, which nobody wants to see. the government has stepped in with this massive package to try to protect jobs, paying a with this massive package to try to protectjobs, paying a large contribution for wages for people who will have no job to do whilst the hospitality sector goes into hibernation. that will be welcomed, but will it protect all jobs? hibernation. that will be welcomed, but will it protect alljobs? you definitely can't say that for sure at the moment, and there is some uncertainty about what happens after the three months at the government said it will initially help to pay those wages. we know things will be kept under review. there is also a little more help for self employed people with the benefit system, and some help with not having to pay certain taxes.

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there's a good service on the tubes this morning. 0n the roads — west end at princes circus: there areas a lane closed for electricity works in both directions at the junction with wapping lane now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. good elizabeth rizzini. morning. a drop in temperature will good morning. a drop in temperature will not feel quite as warm as the last couple of days and it is already a cooler start to the morning with temperatures and mid single figures. some sunny spells and blustery showers with the south—westerly wind risk at times. the windiest day of the week. the dry start to the morning, plenty of early sunshine around. showers moving in from the west as we move through the afternoon and some could be quite sharp and low through fairly quickly. some brightness and spells of sunshine in between. at temperatures between seven and 10 degrees. it will fill cooler. a cooler night tonight with showers at first and lots of clear spells developing a dry start to the day tomorrow with a—6d for the overnight temperatures. some brightness and some sunny spells around at tim

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framework, we need to hold onto her racist and antiracist ideas, and to answer any question about west end today racist with the notion of, yes and. thank you. [applause] do have time for questions? moderator: we can open it up for questions. laura: absolutely. i was wondering how her husband reacted to these kinds of accusations she made. laura: that is a really good question. i don't know if we have record of that. -- a better question is -- i don't know about henry but anthony is working alongside her at this point and while she does not make such awful statements as stanton does, dabbles a little bit, but never publicly refutes stanton. at the point where other people at stone, douglas, are calling her out, henry does not public publicly refute her. he's in the thick of a controversy and corruption charges. there is stuff going on at his job that his son got into. he is busy. he is in trouble at this point. he is not on the radar with this one. i could be wrong. evidence she might have softened racist views when she got older? laura: later on she make statements that i would code is mo

london's west end deserted, major theatres closing their doors.empts to slow the spread of coronavirus is affecting notjust people's health and social life, but people's incomes too. many people are angry that borisjohnson told people to stay away from venues, while not forcing them to close, which could have given them financial protection. this central london restaurant was open last night, but many people stayed away. we want to support the staff, small community, with 18 people working here, making a living out of the restaurant, so we want to be here for our staff and for the local community as much as we can. panic buying is happening at shops across the country. these people in wales do not agree with it. coming here and finding no bread, no eggs, no toilet paper and things like that missing, it does give me a lot of concern. a lot of people elderly people use this supermarket and if we are greedy and take from them i don't think that would be showing community spirit. for now, schools remain open, but this could well change. the government

we are jermyn street theatre in the west end, and like most theatres across the country, we get no governmentres have to close, which is the right decision but the way it has been handled means none of us can claim on insurance to cover any overheads or the cost of running the building, the cost of cancelling shows, paying the staff. it's a very scary time. so you need the government to formally say that your place is closed ? government to formally say that your place is closed? would that help?m would, because that has happened in mainland europe and it means that the theatres, it's an official banning and they can claim on their insurance so it was officially, it would help enormously. thank you, all of you. i know it was brief but it was absolutely worth it. wish you all the best. i still have some experts here in the studio for the last few minutes, many questions coming in. let's try and crack through. this says, i'm pregnant and facing 12 week isolation, and finding it very daunting, i suffer from complex ptsd and long—term isolation is no good for my mental health, what should i do? p

we cannot talk to b, deputy director of the german street theatre in london's west end.f vans for bands limited, which provides vans, buses entering services for some of the worlds biggest recording artists. hello to both thanks very much indeed for talking to you. if i could put this to you first, you have cancelled their performances, what does that mean for staff? well, so what does that mean for staff? well, so what that means at the moment is we have had to we would have to be the actors and everyone involved in the actors and everyone involved in the show for this weekend next week, so the show for this weekend next week, so they are at least covered for few weeks. all of the core staff, we continue to have to work very very long hours at the moment to close up the theatre and talk to our patrons and everything, and what that means is we are receiving zero income, because we rely completely on box office takings to survive and donations from a very kind donors. so, therefore, we are all operating on zero income at the moment, and it's really scary. we don't know ho

the west end of london deserted, major theatres closing doors. the spread of coronavirus is affecting notjust peoples health and social lives but incomes, too. many are angry that borisjohnson incomes, too. many are angry that boris johnson told incomes, too. many are angry that borisjohnson told people to stay away from venues, borisjohnson told people to stay away from venues, whilst not forcing them to close, which could have given them financial protection. this central london restaurant was opened last night, but many people stayed away. we want to support the staff, a small community of 18 people working here making a living out of the restaurant, so we want to be here for our staff and the local community as much as we can. panic buying is happening at shops across the country. these people in wales do not agree with it. coming here and finding no bread, no eggs, no toilet paper, things like that missing, does give me a lot of concern. lots of elderly people use this supermarket, and if we are greedy and take away from them, i don't think

it was a big night for london's west end last night.cluded musicals come from away and mary poppins. let's take a look at the travel situation now. on the tube there are some minor delays on the waterloo & city line because of a shortage of trains. that appears to have cleared now. and on the roads at the moment, it's mostly works slowing things down. this is holborn, where bloomsbury street is closed outside the shaftesbury theatre. it'll stay that way till the end of april. and in chelsea, chayne walk is closed eastbound from edith grove to chelsea embankment. and in mitcham, london road remains closed for another two weeks for work to the bridge. over to the weather, with kate kinsella. good morning. we have a little bit of respite this week or at least for the next few days, with some more settled conditions. some sunshine eventually today, we start the day with a bit of cloud and some rain. this rain, higher ground especially, you might get a bit of sleet mixed in there but as you can see, it sweeps away fairly quickly. the wind is

this will be installed at the west end of the music concourse in the site that is known as the golden gate park music band shell. it includes a grant of renovated risers and speaker system and lighting. the improvements are important because they will enhance this site as performance space. they will make it more accessible to small groups. the lightings on the building will highlight it as a historic resource the wording is an inspiration to all groups that break the silent place in the park to date. i will go quickly through the details. this is the installation of these risers will replace risers installed in 1994. they have been used by the golden gate park band. we did reach out to the golden gate park band. they are supportive. we had a speaker at historic preservation commission yesterday who was a retired san francisco ballet orchestra member and played in the band and is excited to see these renovations. the lighting element you will see that the lighting will highlight the site. it is a dramatic improvement from the lighting there now. we believe it will activate the space a

london's west end deserted, major theatres closing their doors.ttempts to slow the spread of coronavirus is affecting notjust people's health and social life but people's incomes too many people are angry that borisjohnson told people to stay away from venues, while not forcing them to close, which could have given them financial protection. this central london restaurant was opened last night but many people stayed away. we want to support the staff, small community, with 18 people working here, making a living out of the restaurant, so we want to be here for our staff and for the local community as much as we can. panic buying is happening at shops across the country. these people in wales do not agree with it. coming here and finding more bread, no eggs, no toilet paper and things like that, it does give me a lot of concern. a lot of people elderly people use this supermarket and if we are greedy and take from them i don't think that would be showing community spirit. for now, schools remain open but this could well change stopping the governme

which will continue to spill eastwards but by the end of the night the wet and windy weather will be across more eastern parts of the country. further westrther south and east. on sunday, wet and windy weather clearing from the south—east in the morning and then brighterfor south—east in the morning and then brighter for many with a lot of sunshine but also blustery showers and heavy and frequent ones in the north and west with a mixture of hailand north and west with a mixture of hail and also winteriness over the high ground. cooler for everyone, certainly in the north and west with temperatures in single digits. this is bbc news. beginning with today's results from the premier league. we currently have five patients who are isolated and have been tested and awaiting results come back. we have asked nine staff to use up nicely. 140 britons remain quarantined on board a cruise ship off the coast of california. 21 people have tested positive for coronavirus. there is a rush for me to get off the ship as i have stage four cancer and the tumours are actually

the west african economic regional block eco west has called for an end to the turmoil and threaten to impose sanctions on those in guinea bissau hampering efforts to establish political normality. there's a big soccer match there so what's a babby celebrate the 50th anniversary over the weekend of kaiser chiefs travel to orlando pirates which is always a big fun sounds to dress up and show up for fans 90000 people packed the stadium and created an atmosphere that was both ferocious and friendly and the kaiser chiefs won. the. sons of both sides were at fever pitch ahead of sub-saharan africa's biggest game. does not that was out of reason that has brought out every player that they know to do is that they have to rename the day you can make your car your own you can't do you good yet today the class is going to suffer today because the do not fit not so hard to get there it was that i thought i was table top and chiefs were looking for a win to boost their bid for a 1st league title in 5 years while pirates new victory for them could reignite their own championship challenge. little w

end of the week, things will quieten down a touch. by friday, they should be sunny spells around with high pressure starting to build. more cloud developing in the westven and 12. into the start of the weekend, high pressure is set to build and as the winds swing round ina to build and as the winds swing round in a clockwise direction, we see a return to a southerly wind, dragging somewhat milder conditions up dragging somewhat milder conditions up across dragging somewhat milder conditions up across the country. for the start of the weekend, we might be able to look out at beautiful spring blossom and blue skies from our window and it does look as though things might largely fine and dry. for saturday, it's a dry affair. cloud will tend to come and go a little but it will stay largely mild with temperatures back to where they should be for the time of year, peaking at 14 or 15 degrees. as we move out of saturday into sunday, there's a level of uncertainty weather that high pressure is going to continue to drift east but as it does so, potentially we still keep that southerly flow with a weak weather front toppling in across. that does mean sunday wi

dumbarton bridge, we had a little bit of a slowdown approaching a crash on the west end of the span.d mission boulevard at warm springs the site of a deadly accident this morning. doing an investigation there, unfortunately, the side roads are very light. and silicon valley commute looks okay including the peninsula. here's a live look at downtown san jose. 7:51. here's steve. >>> see that sun there in san jose? >> i like it. >> so we'll get some sun breaks today after a couple of days of a lot of cloud cover, cool temperatures and off-and-on rain. looks like most of it is done for now. it will be back next week. that will be the rain. maybe sunday night, more likely on monday. upper 50s, low 60s for the highs. coming down out of the north right now. whou get the north direction, usually ends things. usually unless there's someareas to the south. napa airport a little north wind, santa rosa a little north wind, northwest. that 30s and 40s, fairfield 34 cold degrees. 49 oakland airport, sfo, and 46 redwood city, half moon bay, palo alto and san jose. about as isothermal as i have seen

sunshine and showers in the west end temperatures down on what we have seen today. back to you.t, she matched to a stem cell donor from germany — and now, eight years on, she's still here, happily married with a baby girl. jo had never met the man that saved her life — until last week — when breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin brought them together for the first time. here's what happened. my my name is jo my name isjo kelly, it happened when i was 25. i was told i was unlikely to live past christmas of that year. jo was fighting hodgkin's lymphoma when she met her first love. this is us on our first dates. in this picture i was really quite ill when i first met pete. it's a disease which disproportionately affects young people. and then we got married in 2010, only one year after we met. at this point i only had one month left to live. and the only hope if chemotherapy and radiotherapy fails, is to find a stem cell or bone marrow donor. and thatis stem cell or bone marrow donor. and that is exactly what happened. german man, that is all we knew about him at the time. we knew his height

it was blocking several lanes we have some residual delays here on west 92 end, you're cked up on toitz freeway out of san in hayward when it hits and s onat industrial, so it's really the dre through hayward on 80 south and we 92, that's all acked up, but it's getting better so 29 minutes for the to make it off make it on to the san mateo bridge you're going to be stuc in traffic because these folks were behind all the crashes that we had they were stuck in the delay and they're just now making it across the san matebridge. so that's y it's thick like that 22 minutes for the drive time re at the bay bridge we're seeing from late commuters role your only stacked up from the boom of the maze that's how far it reaches through the maze so that's not happening today, 12 mutes into san francisco. here's a pic of the east bay, i'm just going to cle hrough some of the freeway so you can see how light and quiet. it is out there look at 1324 5.80 than m it's wi open 6.80 there's just some minor crowding rolling south into signal approaching 84, but it'smuch liter than usual and nobody out the

neck and neck race prime minister benjamin netanyahu hopes to sway voters with a pledge to end its parts of the west bank or for elected. i'm aaron tilton thanks for joining us people at a church has officially ended his campaign for the democratic presidential nomination. the former mayor surprised many when he rose to the top tier of candidates come in joint 1st with wyvil bernie sanders in the iowa primary who the church is ending his bid after a disappointing performance in south carolina's primary on saturday his decision comes just before super tuesday when 14 states hold nominating contests that could produce a clear frontrunner. what it's meant to day is a moment of truth after a year of going everywhere meeting everyone defying every expectation seeking every vote the truth is that the past has narrowed to a close for our candidacy it's not for our cause another of those values is responsibility and we have a responsibility to consider the effect of remaining in this race any further our goal has always been to help unify americans to defeat donald trump and to win the arrow for about. 4 mo

with cloud coming across south—west england and wales by the end of the night temperatures for you willd wales —— will actually be rising. and possibly northern ireland. brighter skies tomorrow in north—east scotland. good morning. hello, this is bbc news with me, anita mcveigh. the headlines: 13 states pick their top candidate for the democrat nomination in super tuesday. and a warning on baby monitors if the default settings are not changed... time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. this morning on twitter, coronavirus features heavily. you can see that god save the queen is trending. we'll come back to that. but coronavirus uk is also near the topf the list, with coronavirusoutbreak and covid19 — the other name for the virus —also been trending. let's see some tweets on that today. we've got an update from the world health organisation overnight — they say: "since1li february, who has shipped personal protection equipment to 47+ countries — shipments are ready for 22 additional countries." that tweet t

cloud around and we should see temperatures at 15 degrees, more wet weather pushing the north—west by the enduilding in, it is on its way, taking its time however. but it will move on through the middle part of the week. the slide question over some rain across central and southern england, so across central and southern england, so you will need to keep abreast of the forecast if you have outdoor plants. not looking too bad at all. a good gale of dry weather and southern england, so you will need to keep abreast of the forecast if you have outdoor plans. not looking too bad at all. a good gale of dry weather in the forecast, where for much of the week we have not been able to say that for some time. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11:00... the health secretary warns that measures to combat coronavirus will disrupt the lives of everybody — and older people and those with health conditions will be asked to stay at home. the protection of the vulnerable and elderly by asking them to stay away, to stay at home, that is in our action plan, but we do not want formally to say yet

self—employed people, if you are an actor, your work, the west end has shut down, your work drying upfor everybody and we need the schemes up and running so people do not fall into poverty as a result of this terrible pandemic. we have heard talk about mortgage holidays and about rent holidays. pressure put on landlords to try to do the right thing, if their tenant is someone who cannot afford to pay rent or needs to take a reduction in rent. are you hearing those sorts of smaller policies have been of some help? are they being acted on? most people‘s main income is from their job so that is the first priority. then we have to look at how we can reduce people‘s costs. a main debt people faces council tax debt so we have called on government to look at what it can do about that, is it a place where you could have a repayment holiday? but getting the money people would normally get from employment into their pockets is the first priority. and a quick thought on something you said earlier. we have had the big announcements about help for people who are paye, companies can apply for a gra

blue 2000 people died during the 19 month outbreak is the 2nd worst in history after the west africa epidemic that ended 4 years ago it will be $28.00 days before the break can be officially declared over. russia's main opposition leader alexina valmy has accused the kremlin of freezing his bank accounts not only this novell they also says the accounts be overdrawn by more than a $1000000.00 and that family members accounts are being targeted soon on the volley organized protests last week to ones in what he says are president vladimir putin's efforts to stay in power and definitely. thousands of police in spain have protested in the capital madrid demanding better pay officers dressed in civilian called rallied outside the parliament they're calling for wage equality for police everywhere the union says the government is blocking you legislation that would standardize salaries. yet that. they say it is so much democracy and so many equal rights between men and women but we have been in the national police are paid a lot less than women who work for the police forces the organization that is the same is

winter weather advisory just ended for the west slopes of the sierra and for the tahoe area, but here is a live look at the sierra. you can see all of that snow. in some locations pickthis sysy area. high death doppler, you can see afternoon sales popping up with brief heavy downpours, could see small hail as well. is resume and you can see it popping up from san rafael over mill valley. watching that for you and just to the east. also as we head across the peninsula as well as down to the south, redwood city near east palo alto with a cell right there with the possibility of brief heavy downpours. could see small hail mixed in as well as near the sunnyvale area. now show you a live look looking east. mostly cloudy skies, patches of blue. temperatures are all in the low 50s at this hour. 51 san francisco and oakland. 52 san jose. mid-50s in concord at this hour. i want to talk about how cold it is going to get. we have a frost advisory that will be in effect for the north bay hills and valleys for tomorrow morning. overnight lows dropping down to the upper 30s. watching that frost. pr

by the end of the night, i think clearer skies for the north—west of scotland, so the risk of a patchyst here. to the south of the front, though, with clear skies and light winds to take us into thursday morning, i think we're going to see a frost across mainly parts of southern england, particularly towards the south—east and other parts of wales too. here's thursday, and there's our front still sitting in place straddling, scotland and northern ireland. perhaps a little less in the way of rain on the length of that front.

this will be installed at the west end of the music concourse in the site that is known as the goldene park music band shell. it includes a grant of renovated risers and speaker system and lighting. the improvements are important because they will enhance this site as performance space. they will make it more accessible to small groups. the lightings on the building will highlight it as a historic resource the wording is an inspiration to all groups that break the silent place in the park to date. i will go quickly through the details. this is the installation of these risers will replace risers installed in 1994. they have been used by the golden gate park band. we did reach out to the golden gate park band. they are supportive. we had a speaker at historic preservation commission yesterday who was a retired san francisco ballet orchestra member and played in the band and is excited to see these renovations. the lighting element you will see that the lighting will highlight the site. it is a dramatic improvement from the lighting there now. we believe it will activate the space and i