bbcuk--2020-11-20--Newspaper headlines: 'Vaccines for all', and Patel 'bullying' row

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Although Donald Trump continues to resist Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential election, the New York Times reckons that the latest setbacks to his efforts, in Georgia and Michigan, signal a "rapidly vanishing path" for his attempt to stymie the process.


bbcuk--2020-11-20--Jeremy Kyle 'may have caused or contributed to' guest Steve Dymond's death

Ms Gallagher said his state of mind was known by the crew on the show , with a message sent @ @ @ @ @ : `` Just so you know , he 's still crying , he has just @ @ @ @ @ dead .
Just giving you the heads up . ''

Ms Gallagher said his state of mind was known by the crew on the show, with a message sent on a WhatsApp group stating: "Just so you know, he's still crying, he has just said he wishes he was dead. Just giving you the heads up."


bbcuk--2020-11-20--Police Scotland 'tried to suppress' sexism claims

`` I was a police officer and I was very proud to be a police officer and I would have @ @ @ @ @ I 'd taken that money and not done something about it .
I would have @ @ @ @ @ . ''

"I was a police officer and I was very proud to be a police officer and I would have been an absolute hypocrite if I'd taken that money and not done something about it. I would have been complicit in their behaviour."


bbcuk--2020-11-20--Coronavirus: Edwin Poots opposes Covid-19 restrictions in email sent to MLAs

The email from the member of the public had also stated that current pressure on the NHS was `` nothing @ @ @ @ @ NHS was `` overwhelmed every year at this time . ''

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bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid: Merthyr Tydfil mass testing sparks poverty and isolation fears

She said : `` We are expecting lots of people to contact us for help .
It has got to @ @ @ @ @ will do good , but you must not forget that people 's lives are entwined @ @ @

She said: "We are expecting lots of people to contact us for help. It has got to be done, and it will do good, but you must not forget that people's lives are entwined with this.


bbcuk--2020-11-20--Catterick man jailed for ambush murder of ex-girlfriend

`` Whether she was still breathing or not , you thought only of yourself , not just in the shock @ @ @ @ @ for hour after hour . ''

"Whether she was still breathing or not, you thought only of yourself, not just in the shock of the moment, but for hour after hour."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Boris Johnson 'asked for Patel report to be palatable', source claims

In response to claims pressure had been placed on Sir Alex , Downing Street said : `` As you would @ @ @ @ @ spoke to Sir Alex Allan to further his understanding of the report .
Sir Alex @ @ @ @ @ own . ''

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Sir David Normington - former permanent secretary at the Home Office, said there had been "no acknowledgement" by either Ms Patel or the prime minister that "she was found to have bullied staff, possibly in three departments - not just in the home office".


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Google: Garage owner takes on tech firm over fake reviews

Mr Boatright said of his legal action : `` We 're not taking it lying down .
We 're trying @ @ @ @ @ for a small company to take on the mighty Google , it 's not going @ @ @ @ @

Mr Boatwright said of his legal action: "We're not taking it lying down. We're trying to fight back but, for a small company to take on the mighty Google, it's not going to be easy".


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Sussex: One rescued and two missing as fishing boat sinks

Piers Stanbury , HM Coastguard controller , said : `` Thankfully one of the three people on board at the @ @ @ @ @ pulled out of the water and brought to shore by the Newhaven RNLI lifeboat but @ @ @ @ @ search for the two missing crew continues .

Piers Stanbury, HM Coastguard controller, said: "Thankfully one of the three people on board at the time of sinking has been pulled out of the water and brought to shore by the Newhaven RNLI lifeboat but the intensive air and sea search for the two missing crew continues.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid: Jab for people who cannot be vaccinated trialled

Study lead Prof Andrew Ustianowski said , while vaccines work `` by inducing a person 's immune system to produce @ @ @ @ @ ' the virus '' , his team are investigating whether similar protection could be given @ @ @ @ @ injecting antibodies which have been shown to neutralise the virus directly into the muscle .

Study lead Prof Andrew Ustianowski said, while vaccines work "by inducing a person's immune system to produce antibodies that inhibit or 'neutralise' the virus", his team are investigating whether similar protection could be given to the immuno-compromised, by injecting antibodies which have been shown to neutralise the virus directly into the muscle.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--UK foreign aid: Cameron and Blair warn against budget cut

Speaking to the Daily Telegraph , Mr Blair said Britain 's 0.7 % commitment had saved millions of lives in @ @ @ @ @ helping to reduce deaths from deadly diseases such as malaria and HIV in Africa .

General Lord David Richards, former head of the British Army, backed the former prime ministers, saying it was in the UK's interests to be "as generous as possible", adding: "It's much cheaper than fighting wars."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid: Blackpool Tower Ballroom awarded £760k funding

At the halfway point in the series , the show was due to be broadcast from the ballroom but the @ @ @ @ @ special from the studios in Elstree due to the pandemic .

At the halfway point in the series, the show was due to be broadcast from the ballroom but the programme will instead host a special from the studios in Elstree due to the pandemic.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid: Tourism needs 'four nations approach' to lockdowns

The Wales Tourism Alliance estimates that 50 % of businesses across all sectors in tourism remained closed in Wales after @ @ @ @ @ until at least the end of the lockdown in England , with the reliance on @ @ @ @ @ accounting for 80-90 % of footfall in some areas of Wales .

The Wales Tourism Alliance estimates that 50% of businesses across all sectors in tourism remained closed in Wales after the firebreak and would continue until at least the end of the lockdown in England, with the reliance on tourists from over the border accounting for 80-90% of footfall in some areas of Wales.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Welsh estate with same family for 600 years up for sale

The estate had belonged to the Nanney-Wynn family over the past few centuries , one of the wealthiest of the @ @ @ @ @ , with the Nanney side tracing their lineage back to Bleddyn ap Cynfyn , the @ @ @ @ @ who died in 1075 .

The estate had belonged to the Nanney-Wynn family over the past few centuries, one of the wealthiest of the landed gentry in the region, with the Nanney side tracing their lineage back to Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, the king of Gwynedd and Powys who died in 1075.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid-19 decision dysfunction mars Stormont's report card

It is understood the executive meeting had ended shortly before 20:00 , with a presumption that some ministers were preparing @ @ @ @ @ briefing .
But this never materialised , despite the executive being told that all ministers @ @ @ @ @ heavy lifting '' to sell the plan via media outlets .

It is understood the executive meeting had ended shortly before 20:00, with a presumption that some ministers were preparing to do a short media briefing. But this never materialised, despite the executive being told that all ministers needed to do some "heavy lifting" to sell the plan via media outlets.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Strictly's Maisie: EastEnders didn't prepare me for the attention

Instead , Blackpool will be re-created in the studio - although there 's probably no truth to Gorka 's claim @ @ @ @ @ is looking to fold Blackpool Tower in half and then bring it down to London @ @ @ @ @ it on the roof . ''

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bbcuk--2020-11-20--'I was a stage manager and now I'm a bike mechanic'

Continuing my mini splurge I went on a drive to the shops for more bits and pieces for lockdown .
@ @ @ @ @ for the kitchen yesterday from TK Maxx turned out to be too big ( my @ @ @ @ @ in the last two years - you would have thought I would have learnt and @ @ @ @ @ so I swapped that for a tiny one and bought a few new kitchen plates @ @ @ @ @ popped into M & S for some food to make some ramen .
Whilst there @ @ @ @ @ jumper .
£70.50 in total .
Tuesdays are the day I get my fruit and @ @ @ @ @ flat , £25.40 , I 'm a big fan of buying British seasonal produce .
@ @ @ @ @ in at the post office on the way home and ended up going to the @ @ @ @ @ bought lots of organic goodies - including some peppermint creams for my grandparents as they @ @ @ @ @

Continuing my mini splurge I went on a drive to the shops for more bits and pieces for lockdown. The drying rack I bought for the kitchen yesterday from TK Maxx turned out to be too big (my sixth one I've bought in the last two years - you would have thought I would have learnt and taken some measurements!) so I swapped that for a tiny one and bought a few new kitchen plates and spent £22.96. I popped into M&S for some food to make some ramen. Whilst there I bought my mandatory winter jumper. £70.50 in total. Tuesdays are the day I get my fruit and veg box delivered to my flat, £25.40, I'm a big fan of buying British seasonal produce. I had to drop something in at the post office on the way home and ended up going to the expensive natural food shop and bought lots of organic goodies - including some peppermint creams for my grandparents as they love them, £42.47.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Newspaper headlines: 'Vaccines for all', and Patel 'bullying' row

Although Donald Trump continues to resist Joe Biden 's victory in the US presidential election , the New York Times @ @ @ @ @ to his efforts , in Georgia and Michigan , signal a `` rapidly vanishing path @ @ @ @ @ stymie the process .

Although Donald Trump continues to resist Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential election, the New York Times reckons that the latest setbacks to his efforts, in Georgia and Michigan, signal a "rapidly vanishing path" for his attempt to stymie the process.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid in Scotland: Streets empty on day one of level 4 lockdown

`` It 's very important for me to be clear that the risks would not be zero - which is @ @ @ @ @ careful about any relaxation over Christmas and people will have to think carefully themselves , @ @ @ @ @ about what they want to do or not . ''

"It's very important for me to be clear that the risks would not be zero - which is why we must be very careful about any relaxation over Christmas and people will have to think carefully themselves, even with any relaxation, about what they want to do or not."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Coronavirus: Edwin Poots opposes Covid-19 restrictions in email sent to MLAs

The email from the member of the public had also stated that current pressure on the NHS was `` nothing @ @ @ @ @ NHS was `` overwhelmed every year at this time '' .


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Tenby caravan death: Man arrested after woman's body found

But it has not yet confirmed what the man had been arrested on suspicion of , and said inquiries into @ @ @ @ @ ongoing .

But it has not yet confirmed what the man had been arrested on suspicion of, and said inquiries into the woman's death were ongoing.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Aylesbury park death: Teenager charged with murder

Afzaal Hussain , a friend of Mr Shafique , who earlier released a tribute to him , said `` his @ @ @ @ @ heartbroken and our lives will never be the same '' .

Afzaal Hussain, a friend of Mr Shafique, who earlier released a tribute to him, said "his departure has left so many heartbroken and our lives will never be the same".


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid-19: Strengthened tier system for England after lockdown

The prime minister will acknowledge that the measures are difficult , while making clear they are not to last longer @ @ @ @ @ and that the need to support the economy is being taken into account .

The letter said: "We cannot live under such a series of damaging lockdowns and apparently arbitrary restrictions, and expect our constituents to be grateful for being let out to enjoy the festive season, only to have strict restrictions imposed on them afterwards that cause them health problems and destroy their livelihood."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Spending Review: Chancellor to announce £500m for mental health

`` This funding will make sure those who need help get the right support as quickly as possible so they @ @ @ @ @ in silence . ''

"This funding will make sure those who need help get the right support as quickly as possible so they don't have to suffer in silence."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Boris Johnson denies he wants to undermine Scottish devolution

The problem for Mr Johnson is that the SNP and Labour have already made his comments on devolution a key @ @ @ @ @ elections in May .
Those elections could be crucial in deciding whether there is going @ @ @ @ @ .

The problem for Mr Johnson is that the SNP and Labour have already made his comments on devolution a key message ahead of the Holyrood elections in May. Those elections could be crucial in deciding whether there is going to be another independence referendum.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Prince Harry 'aware' of inquiry into BBC Diana interview

1 .
What steps did the BBC and , in particular , Martin Bashir take with a view to obtaining @ @ @ @ @ ?
This will include looking at the mocked up bank statements , alleged payments to @ @ @ @ @ , and other issues raised by Earl Spencer .

1. What steps did the BBC and, in particular, Martin Bashir take with a view to obtaining the Panorama interview in 1995? This will include looking at the mocked up bank statements, alleged payments to members of the royal household, and other issues raised by Earl Spencer.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Brexit: UK and Canada agree deal to keep trading under EU terms

Boris Johnson said the extension was `` a fantastic agreement for Britain '' , adding : `` Our negotiators have @ @ @ @ @ secure trade deals for the UK and from as early next year we have agreed @ @ @ @ @ new , bespoke trade deal with Canada that will go even further in meeting the @ @ @ @ @ ''

Boris Johnson said the extension was "a fantastic agreement for Britain", adding: "Our negotiators have been working flat out to secure trade deals for the UK and from as early next year we have agreed to start work on a new, bespoke trade deal with Canada that will go even further in meeting the needs of our economy."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Safety checks eased to help flat owners 'in limbo'

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors said it had agreed the announcement that buildings without cladding did not need the @ @ @ @ @ added that it would still need to review the government advice before deciding what guidance @ @ @ @ @

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors said it had agreed the announcement that buildings without cladding did not need the EWS1 assessments, but it added that it would still need to review the government advice before deciding what guidance to issue to surveyors.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Man arrested after seriously injured toddler dies in Edinburgh

`` We understand an incident such as this can cause distress and alarm to the local community .
There will @ @ @ @ @ in the area as we conduct enquiries . ''

Det Ch Insp Lynn McFall said: "I'd like to thank the local people in the Muirhouse community for their help during this inquiry. This was an isolated incident."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid: Merthyr Tydfil mass testing begins

She said : `` We are expecting lots of people to contact us for help .
It has got to @ @ @ @ @ will do good , but you must not forget that people 's lives are entwined @ @ @

She said: "We are expecting lots of people to contact us for help. It has got to be done, and it will do good, but you must not forget that people's lives are entwined with this.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Car drives off with door lodged in windscreen

Police said officers were speaking to the driver , who is not thought to be seriously hurt .

Police said officers were speaking to the driver, who is not thought to be seriously hurt.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--How a new type of glove can reduce environmental damage

Scientists , doctors and businesses use three million tonnes of protective latex gloves every year - and Covid means that @ @ @ @ @ time .
Most are synthetic and end up in landfill , where they take 100 @ @ @ @ @ correspondent Richard Westcott met scientists at Cranfield University in Bedfordshire who have developed a new @ @ @ @

Scientists, doctors and businesses use three million tonnes of protective latex gloves every year - and Covid means that number is increasing all the time.
Most are synthetic and end up in landfill, where they take 100 years to degrade.
BBC correspondent Richard Westcott met scientists at Cranfield University in Bedfordshire who have developed a new type of latex.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Cambridge paralysed dancer's hopes for wedding day 'slow dance'

A professional dancer left partially paralysed after diving into a shallow river says he has not given up hope that he will one day dance with his fiancée on their wedding day .
In June , Alex Collins , 21 , from Cambridge , jumped head first into the water to retrieve a plastic ring , not realising it was `` about two-foot deep '' .
The dive broke the C5 vertebrae in his neck , leaving him unable to perform everyday tasks .
Mr Collins has had months of treatment in the city 's Addenbrooke 's Hospital and at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ machines are being used to stimulate body parts he can no longer move .
Funds continue to be raised online towards his care .
His plans to dance around the world with his fiancée Sophie Howse and get married have been put on hold , but he hopes he can recover enough to get back on the dance floor in future .
`` Realistically I wo n't be dancing as full-out as I used to .
But even if I can just slow-dance with Sophie at our wedding that would be great , @ @ @ @ @

A professional dancer left partially paralysed after diving into a shallow river says he has not given up hope that he will one day dance with his fiancée on their wedding day.
In June, Alex Collins, 21, from Cambridge, jumped head first into the water to retrieve a plastic ring, not realising it was "about two-foot deep". The dive broke the C5 vertebrae in his neck, leaving him unable to perform everyday tasks.
Mr Collins has had months of treatment in the city's Addenbrooke's Hospital and at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Buckinghamshire, where machines are being used to stimulate body parts he can no longer move. Funds continue to be raised online towards his care.
His plans to dance around the world with his fiancée Sophie Howse and get married have been put on hold, but he hopes he can recover enough to get back on the dance floor in future.
"Realistically I won't be dancing as full-out as I used to. But even if I can just slow-dance with Sophie at our wedding that would be great," Mr Collins said.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Newspaper headlines: 'Stricter' tiers loom, and PM faces legal action

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"Let Priti Patel get on with her job of fixing the Home Office" is the paper's view, suggesting that anyone who knows the culture of Whitehall will know she has been up against "a sector that goes out of its way to stonewall change and a department that has a history of undermining ministers".


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid: Fifteen arrests at Liverpool anti-lockdown protest

Ch Supt Ngaire Waine said : `` We all want to get back to normality as soon as possible , @ @ @ @ @ people who gathered in Liverpool today risk delaying that return and prolonging the suffering of @ @ @ @

Police also implemented a dispersal zone in the city centre on Saturday, with officers having the power to ask people suspected of anti-social behaviour to leave the area and not return for up to 48 hours.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Covid in Scotland: Larbert care home suffers 20 Covid deaths

`` As a family , we would like to thank Caledonian Court from the bottom of our hearts .
They @ @ @ @ @ the last 11 months of his life and they could n't have done a better @ @ @ @ @ happy and very well looked after .

"As a family, we would like to thank Caledonian Court from the bottom of our hearts. They looked after my grandad for the last 11 months of his life and they couldn't have done a better job, he was so happy and very well looked after.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Coronavirus: Care home window visits bringing 'tears and loneliness'

Instead , she is calling for one person from each family to be awarded the `` same status as key @ @ @ @ @ given access to PPE and testing , so residents can maintain physical contact with loved @ @

Instead, she is calling for one person from each family to be awarded the "same status as key workers", and be given access to PPE and testing, so residents can maintain physical contact with loved ones.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Covid-19: Strengthened tier system for England after lockdown

The letter said : `` We can not live under such a series of damaging lockdowns and apparently arbitrary restrictions @ @ @ @ @ to be grateful for being let out to enjoy the festive season , only to @ @ @ @ @ them afterwards that cause them health problems and destroy their livelihood . ''


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Coronavirus: £3bn for NHS but Sunak warns of 'economic shock' to come

`` It is not just numbers on a chart , it is people 's lives and livelihoods , it 's @ @ @ @ @ And it is something that we are going to grapple with for a while to @ @ @ @ @

"That means they won't be spending in our high streets, they wont be spending in our small businesses, and that is a very good way of knocking confidence out of our economy at a time when the UK's economic downturn has been deeper than that of the rest of the G7."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Cardiff violence: Six hurt in disorder and stabbings

Police said a Taser was also used to detain one man who was obstructing officers , although he was not @ @ @ @ @ in the disorder .

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bbcuk--2020-11-22--Archbishop of Canterbury: Justin Welby warns against foreign aid cut

`` In his teaching , Jesus Christ tells us we must n't limit our concept of neighbour simply to those @ @ @ @ @ We need to heed that message in the tough times , as well as the @ @

"In his teaching, Jesus Christ tells us we mustn't limit our concept of neighbour simply to those close by to us. We need to heed that message in the tough times, as well as the good.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Bristol rave: Injuries 'caused by police dog' investigated

`` It is hard to adequately explain how reckless it was to organise an unlicensed music event during the midst @ @ @ @ @ claimed so many lives , '' he said .

"It is hard to adequately explain how reckless it was to organise an unlicensed music event during the midst of a pandemic that has claimed so many lives."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Labour anti-Semitism row: Starmer has 'no vendetta' against Corbyn

Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds has denied that Labour leader Keir Starmer has a `` vendetta '' against former party chief @ @ @ @ @ report published in October from the UK 's human rights watchdog ( EHRC ) said @ @ @ @ @ by failing to stamp out anti-Semitism in the party .
Responding to the report , @ @ @ @ @ of anti-Semitism had been `` dramatically overstated '' by his opponents , and he was @ @ @ @ @ BBC 's Andrew Marr , Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds said the issues addressed in the @ @ @ @ @ party , not one individual .

Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds has denied that Labour leader Keir Starmer has a "vendetta" against former party chief, Jeremy Corbyn.
A report published in October from the UK's human rights watchdog (EHRC) said the party broke the law by failing to stamp out anti-Semitism in the party.
Responding to the report, Jeremy Corbyn said the scale of anti-Semitism had been "dramatically overstated" by his opponents, and he was suspended.
Speaking to the BBC's Andrew Marr, Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds said the issues addressed in the report applied to the whole party, not one individual.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Norwich's 'much-loved' otter found dead in illegal trap

`` This kills our wildlife and can spread crayfish plague to other river catchments and so we do urge members @ @ @ @ @ any incidents to the Environment Agency . ''

"This kills our wildlife and can spread crayfish plague to other river catchments and so we do urge members of the public to report any incidents to the Environment Agency."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Missing fishermen: Search off Sussex coast resumes

`` It is testament to the local maritime community that HM Coastguard were so admirably supported throughout the day by @ @ @ @ @ fishing communities who joined us in force and made strenuous efforts to locate their colleagues @ @ @ @

"It is testament to the local maritime community that HM Coastguard was so admirably supported throughout the day by nearby vessels and the local fishing communities, who joined us in force and made strenuous efforts to locate their colleagues during the search."


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Teddy Dixon: Northern Ireland WW2 veteran dies aged 100

Speaking to BBC News NI in 2014 about his involvement with the mission he said he and the other men @ @ @ @ @ told that they would be guarding German prisoners of war .


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Shooting The Darkness: Capturing the violence of the Troubles

`` It became pretty evident that if I wanted to get this story out what was in the camera had @ @ @ @ @ new film put into the camera , wound on , reeled up - so that @ @ @ @ @ the film I would open the camera and rip it out and it would look @ @ @ @ @ , '' he said .

"It became pretty evident that if I wanted to get this story out what was in the camera had to be taken out and new film put into the camera, wound on, reeled up - so that if I was asked for the film I would open the camera and rip it out and it would look like it was being destroyed," he said.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Four reasons Topshop is not the brand it once was

`` People buy from Pretty Little Thing but they do n't fit the same .
You have them for a @ @ @ @ @ them because they 're out of fashion .
With Topshop you can dress a top @ @ @ @ @ a different coat or cardigan and you can still wear them .

"When I was 18 and 19, I used to always spend my first paycheque in Topshop and buy a £90 coat. But I don't think they're seen as young and trendy anymore. More young people I know tend to shop at BooHoo and Missguided," she says, referring to two of the UK's most popular online retailers.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Great Strike trail marks 120 years since quarry dispute

Determined to break the influence of the North Wales Quarrymen 's Union , he abolished the `` bargen '' system @ @ @ @ @ , where the men would negotiate the rate they were paid depending on the quality @ @ @ @ @ to work .

As they trickled back to work, William Hugh Williams, the financial secretary of the North Wales Quarrymen's Union remarked: "There was not enough wealth in the whole quarry to repay to them that which they had lost, for they had sold their own selves."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Horse racing: 'It doesn't matter what colour you are'

An aspiring jockey has said he wants to encourage young black riders to get into horse racing - an industry @ @ @ @ @ a minority .
Kanane Francis , 20 , from Highfields , Leicester , only started @ @ @ @ @ horse riding academy in the city , but has since graduated from the British Racing @ @ @ @ @ a training yard in Rutland .
He said : `` It 's crazy not to @ @ @ @ @ horse racing . ''
The independent Diversity in Racing Steering Group , set up by @ @ @ @ @ said it was `` clear that BAME people are underrepresented , especially in senior positions @ @ @ @ @ School said it was aware of the BAME under-representation across the industry and was , @ @ @ @ @ and welcome anyone wishing ... to work in horse racing '' .
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An aspiring jockey has said he wants to encourage young black riders to get into horse racing - an industry where BAME people are in a minority.
Kanane Francis, 20, from Highfields, Leicester, only started riding last year at a horse riding academy in the city, but has since graduated from the British Racing School and started work at a training yard in Rutland.
He said: "It's crazy not to have any other ethnicities in horse racing."
The independent Diversity in Racing Steering Group, set up by the British Horseracing Authority, said it was "clear that BAME people are underrepresented, especially in senior positions".
The British Racing School said it was aware of the BAME under-representation across the industry and was, "continually looking to encourage and welcome anyone wishing... to work in horse racing".
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bbcuk--2020-11-22--Newspaper headlines: 'Stricter' tiers loom, and PM faces legal action

`` Let Priti Patel get on with her job of fixing the Home Office '' is the paper 's view @ @ @ @ @ knows the culture of Whitehall will know she has been up against `` a sector @ @ @ @ @ way to stonewall change and a department that has a history of undermining ministers '' @


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Caroline Kayll death: Paul Robson charged with Linton murder

`` I 'd like to thank those who have come forward with information to assist us with this case , @ @ @ @ @ with further information - who has yet to do so - to get in touch @ @

"I'd like to thank those who have come forward with information to assist us with this case, and would appeal for anyone with further information - who has yet to do so - to get in touch."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Woman seriously hurt in Bargeddie suspected gas blast

Emergency services were called to a house in Cedars grove , in Bargeddie , near Coatbridge at about 06:25 on @ @ @ @ @ blast .

Emergency services were called to a house in Cedars grove, in Bargeddie, near Coatbridge at about 06:25 on Sunday after reports of a blast.


bbcuk--2020-11-21--Coronavirus: Ten more Covid-19-related deaths in NI

She said the executive `` had to act '' given that the R-number - the average number of people that @ @ @ @ @ the virus to - was close to one .

She said the executive "had to act" given that the R-number - the average number of people that one infected person will pass the virus to - was close to one.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Shopping: Almost one in five shops in Wales empty

`` I think sometimes people are fearful of change and with Covid we do n't know what 's going to @ @ @ @ @ have forecasted do n't seem to be happening at the moment .
We 've had @ @ @ @ @ got some new ones opening . ''

"I think sometimes people are fearful of change and with Covid we don't know what's going to happen. But things people have forecasted don't seem to be happening at the moment. We've had some closures but we've got some new ones opening."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Covid: Gyms and all shops to reopen after English lockdown

The prime minister will say `` we are not out of the woods yet '' , with the virus still @ @ @ @ @ country and remaining `` both far more infectious and far more deadly than seasonal flu @ @

"It is still the case that where there are restrictions we still want to be sure they are going to have an impact on the transmission of Covid and we want to know that whatever is proposed they will save more lives than it will cost," he told Today.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Rishi Sunak says Spending Review will not spell austerity

But , while he said that he `` can not comment on future pay policy '' , Mr Sunak added @ @ @ @ @ about public pay settlements , I think it would be entirely reasonable to think of @ @ @ @ @ the wider economic climate . ''

Mr Sunak said: "This has been a tough year for us all. But we won't let it get in the way of delivering on our promises - the British people deserve outstanding public services, and we remain committed to delivering their priorities as we put our public services at the heart of our economic renewal."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Missing fishermen: Search off Sussex coast ends

`` It is testament to the local maritime community that HM Coastguard was so admirably supported throughout the day by @ @ @ @ @ fishing communities , who joined us in force and made strenuous efforts to locate their @ @ @ @ @ ''


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Hackney shooting: Woman in life-threatening condition

The victim , thought to be in her 30s , was found with gunshot injuries and was treated at the @ @ @ @ @ hospital .

Police said the victim was "an innocent bystander". She was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital. Her next of kin has been informed.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Kellogg's and Britvic attack plan to ban junk food ads online

`` Is it really the government 's intention that a local wedding cake business , for example , would not @ @ @ @ @ details on its Instagram account in order to grow its sales ? ''
the letter @ @

A spokesman for the Department of Health and Social Care said: "We have committed to restricting HFSS adverts [for products high in fat, sugar and salt] on television before 9pm, but we also need to go further to address how children can be influenced online by adverts promoting unhealthy foods.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Bike from Banksy's Nottingham hula-hooping girl vanishes

But the bicycle vanished from its post outside a beauty parlour in Rothesay Avenue over the weekend , which one @ @ @ @ @ a shame '' .

But the bicycle vanished from its post outside a beauty parlour in Rothesay Avenue over the weekend, which one visitor described as "such a shame".


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Freezing public sector pay will damage Covid recovery warns Labour

Speaking to the BBC 's Andrew Marr show , Mr Sunak said the economy was `` experiencing significant stress '' @ @ @ @ @ think now is the right time to focus on responding to the crisis and that @ @ @ @ @ be borrowing quite frankly an enormous sum this year to help us do that .
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Speaking to the BBC's Andrew Marr show, Mr Sunak said the economy was "experiencing significant stress", adding: "I think now is the right time to focus on responding to the crisis and that means, yes we will be borrowing quite frankly an enormous sum this year to help us do that."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Covid in Scotland: 'First indoor music gig' since lockdown

Before the performance , she said : `` We are all excited and just delighted we are going to be @ @ @ @ @ again .

Before the performance, she said: "We are all excited and just delighted we are going to be able to host live music again.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Covid: Officer bitten breaking up illegal party

`` I would also remind the public who choose to so obviously breach these rules , this is adding to @ @ @ @ @ we would much rather be responding to other calls from the public . ''

"I would also remind the public who choose to so obviously breach these rules, this is adding to the pressure on policing when we would much rather be responding to other calls from the public."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Shamima Begum: Justice and the jihadi bride

Shamima Begum ran away to Syria as a 15-year-old to join the self-proclaimed Islamic State .
But when the terror @ @ @ @ @ ended up in a refugee camp in Syria .
Now , she wants to return @ @ @ @ @ but her British citizenship has been revoked by the government who say she poses a @ @ @ @ @ The Supreme Court is deciding exactly how her case should be handled , and its @ @ @ @ @ on how cases like Shamima 's are dealt with in the future .

Shamima Begum ran away to Syria as a 15-year-old to join the self-proclaimed Islamic State. But when the terror group was defeated, she ended up in a camp in Syria.
Now, she wants to return home to the UK, but her British citizenship has been revoked by the government who say she poses a threat to national security.
The Supreme Court is deciding exactly how her case should be handled, and its decision could have huge implications on how cases like Shamima's are dealt with in the future.
Home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani explains.
Filmed and edited by Alex Dackevych


bbcuk--2020-11-23--John Boyega stars in Steve McQueen's latest Small Axe film: Red, White and Blue

Star Wars actor John Boyega is topping off a momentous 2020 in a hard-hitting drama about a black police officer @ @ @ @ @ Steve McQueen 's Red , White and Blue is the true story of Leroy Logan @ @ @ @ @ job as a scientist to try to change racist attitudes from within the police force @ @ @ @ @ Paterson spoke to John about his own fight against racism in 2020 .

Star Wars actor John Boyega is topping off a momentous 2020 in a hard-hitting drama about a black police officer in 1980s London.
Director Steve McQueen's Red, White and Blue is the true story of Leroy Logan, who gave up a job as a scientist to try to change racist attitudes from within the police force.
The BBC's Colin Paterson spoke to John about his own fight against racism in 2020.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Lea Volpe: 'Why are you calling me inspirational?'

How do women with disabilities deal with well-intentioned but patronising comments ?
Leanora Volpe is a London-based athlete and member @ @ @ @ @ Team .
Five years ago she was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome - a condition which @ @ @ @ @ balance .
As a top athlete , she knows people look up to her as @ @ @ @ @ she is uncomfortable with being called “ an inspiration ” just because of her disability @ @ @ @ @ I don ’ t like to be defined solely as a disabled athlete .
I @ @ @ @ @ ” Training and competition footage was filmed before the coronavirus pandemic .

How do disabled women deal with well-intentioned but patronising comments?
Leanora Volpe is a London-based athlete and member of Great Britain's Paraclimbing Team. Five years ago she was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome - a condition which severely affects her coordination and balance.
As a top athlete, she knows people look up to her as a role model, but she is uncomfortable with being called “an inspiration” just because of her disability.
She says: “I don’t like to be defined solely as a disabled athlete. I’m just an athlete.”
Training and competition footage was filmed before the coronavirus pandemic.
Produced and edited by Alice Gioia.
You can hear more of Lea's story in The Conversation on the BBC World Service.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Scotland's 'first indoor music gig' since lockdown takes place

What has been described as Scotland 's first indoor live music gig since lockdown in March has taken place in @ @ @ @ @ by folk rock band Torridon at the Ironworks venue in Inverness was allowed under level @ @ @ @ @ was restricted to a maximum of 100 people , who had to be seated and @ @ @ @ @

What has been described as Scotland's first indoor live music gig since lockdown in March has taken place in the Highlands.
The performance by folk rock band Torridon at the Ironworks venue in Inverness was allowed under level one rules.
The audience was restricted to a maximum of 100 people, who had to be seated and adhere to social distancing.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Newspaper headlines: Christmas 'saved', and mass testing 'promises'

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The Mirror says the dog, given to the couple by Kate's parents, was at the heart of family life - even choosing Prince George's name in a game where he had to tap a scrap of paper with his paw.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid: Third North East Autism Society worker dies

`` I loved her the first time I saw her , and I always will .
She was so loving @ @ @ @ @ extra-special person in every way . ''

"I loved her the first time I saw her, and I always will. She was so loving and kind - just an extra-special person in every way."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Covid: Patients still being sent to care homes without negative tests

Pressed on the issue on the BBC 's Sunday Politics , Ms Freeman said : `` It is entirely right @ @ @ @ @ , that clinicians who are experienced in elderly care and medical care and social work @ @ @ @ @ support for older people are the ones who will make the final decision . ''

Pressed on the issue on the BBC's Sunday Politics, Ms Freeman said: "It is entirely right and proper, I think, that clinicians who are experienced in elderly care and medical care and social work staff experienced in social work support for older people are the ones who will make the final decision."


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Coronavirus: Ten further NI Covid-related deaths

`` Where there 's a failing in one department within the executive , the others need to rally around and @ @ @ @ @ it fixed , as opposed to pointing a finger at somebody else to detract attention @ @ @ @ @ .

"Where there's a failing in one department within the executive, the others need to rally around and help support them to get it fixed, as opposed to pointing a finger at somebody else to detract attention away," he said.


bbcuk--2020-11-22--Covid-19: Christmas get-together plan backed by UK nations

In respect of Northern Ireland , ministers have also `` recognised that people will want to see family and friends @ @ @ @ @ , and this is the subject of discussions with the Irish government '' , the @ @ @ @

In respect of Northern Ireland, ministers have also "recognised that people will want to see family and friends across the island of Ireland, and this is the subject of discussions with the Irish government", the Cabinet Office said.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Conjoined twins: 'We always knew we were different'

`` We knew at a young age we were different - hospital appointments , operations , and we could n't @ @ @ @ @ doing , '' recalls Eman , although she says their young classmates were `` very @ @ @ @ @ , and they enjoy friendships that have remained to this day .

"We knew at a young age we were different - hospital appointments, operations, and we couldn't do everything our friends were doing," recalls Eman, although she says their young classmates were "very accepting" of their situation, and they enjoy friendships that have remained to this day.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid-19: Oxford University vaccine is highly effective

If you are reading this page and ca n't see the form you will need to visit the mobile version @ @ @ @ @ submit your question or send them via email to YourQuestions @ bbc.co.uk .
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If you are reading this page and can't see the form you will need to visit the mobile version of the BBC website to submit your question or send them via email to YourQuestions@bbc.co.uk. Please include your name, age and location with any question you send in.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid: Boris Johnson to unveil post-English lockdown plans

Gyms and non-essential shops have been closed in England since 5 November , but are expected to reopen in all @ @ @ @ @ allowed to open in tier three , despite initially being told to shut in some @ @

"It is still the case that where there are restrictions we still want to be sure they are going to have an impact on the transmission of Covid and we want to know that whatever is proposed they will save more lives than it will cost," he told Today.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid-19: Daily coronavirus test plan to cut contacts' 14-day self-isolation

But , under the government 's new plan , people will be offered the opportunity to be tested every day @ @ @ @ @ as long they test negative , will be able to go about their normal life @ @ @ @ @ for 14 days .

On testing for care home visitors, Mr Johnson said: "We are beginning to deploy these tests in our NHS and in care homes in England, so people will once again be able to hug and hold hands with loved ones instead of waving at them through a window."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Coronavirus: Ban on outdoor grassroots sport set to be lifted in England when lockdown ends

Last updated on .From the section Sport A ban on outdoor grassroots sport is set to be lifted in England when the national lockdown ends .
While parts of the tier system will be toughened , it is expected that outdoor grassroots sport will be allowed across all tiers .
Gyms are also set to reopen .
While elite sports has continued behind closed doors during England 's four-week lockdown , grassroots and amateur sport has been halted since 5 November .
That saw leisure centres and gyms close , as well as other indoor and outdoor leisure facilities including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ children 's grassroots football was suspended , despite calls for exemptions from the restrictions .
Talking about grassroots sport , culture secretary Oliver Dowden told BBC Sport on Thursday : `` I 'm desperate for it to come back .
`` I am pretty hopeful and confident as we go back into the tier system .
It 's top of the list for us to get it back from 2 December .
I know how valuable it is . ''
But he added : `` We have to go through a proper process @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to wait until the final decisions are made . ''
In Scotland , only non-contact training is allowed in grassroots football under lockdown rules in areas under the most severe restrictions .
Last week a £300m bail-out for spectator sports in England was announced , but no additional funding was directed specifically at recreational sport .
Lisa Wainwright , chief executive of the Sport and Recreation Alliance , said it was `` critical that a proportion of this money goes to the lifeblood of each sport at the community level '' .
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ community sport and recreation is opened up as soon as possible to enhance the physical and mental health of the nation as we move out of the debilitating effects of lockdown .
`` While this release of funding is a very welcome development , we should remember that many sports are not covered by this package and they remain in a perilous situation with clubs and community centres struggling to survive the latest restrictions .
`` To this extent , community sport and leisure still stands on a precipice . ''
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Last updated on .From the section Sport
Grassroots sport has been banned in England since 5 November
A ban on outdoor grassroots sport is set to be lifted in England when the national lockdown ends.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will make a statement to the House of Commons on Monday unveiling plans for Covid-19 restrictions from 2 December, which MPs will vote on later in the week.
While parts of the tier system will be toughened, it is expected that outdoor grassroots sport will be allowed across all tiers.
Gyms are also set to reopen.
While elite sports has continued behind closed doors during England's four-week lockdown, grassroots and amateur sport has been halted since 5 November.
That saw leisure centres and gyms close, as well as other indoor and outdoor leisure facilities including golf courses, while all adult and children's grassroots football was suspended, despite calls for exemptions from the restrictions.
Talking about grassroots sport, culture secretary Oliver Dowden told BBC Sport on Thursday: "I'm desperate for it to come back.
"I am pretty hopeful and confident as we go back into the tier system. It's top of the list for us to get it back from 2 December. I know how valuable it is."
But he added: "We have to go through a proper process of evaluating the evidence; we have to wait until the final decisions are made."
In Scotland, only non-contact training is allowed in grassroots football under lockdown rules in areas under the most severe restrictions.
Last week a £300m bail-out for spectator sports in England was announced, but no additional funding was directed specifically at recreational sport.
Lisa Wainwright, chief executive of the Sport and Recreation Alliance, said it was "critical that a proportion of this money goes to the lifeblood of each sport at the community level".
She added: "It remains crucial that community sport and recreation is opened up as soon as possible to enhance the physical and mental health of the nation as we move out of the debilitating effects of lockdown.
"While this release of funding is a very welcome development, we should remember that many sports are not covered by this package and they remain in a perilous situation with clubs and community centres struggling to survive the latest restrictions.
"To this extent, community sport and leisure still stands on a precipice."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Rishi Sunak says Spending Review will not spell austerity

But , while he said that he `` can not comment on future pay policy '' , Mr Sunak added @ @ @ @ @ about public pay settlements , I think it would be entirely reasonable to think of @ @ @ @ @ the wider economic climate . ''

Mr Sunak said: "This has been a tough year for us all. But we won't let it get in the way of delivering on our promises - the British people deserve outstanding public services, and we remain committed to delivering their priorities as we put our public services at the heart of our economic renewal."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Trans teen in legal action over gender clinic wait

However , Reece says he was able to access help with his transition only through expensive private healthcare .
He @ @ @ @ @ a referral to GIDS in October 2019 , but he is yet to hear anything @ @ @ @ @

"The solution to working out if a person is trans or not, is not to leave them on their own in a bad situation. If a person isn't actually trans, they won't realise that without professional support. That's why the different stages exist."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--BBC Radio 2: Claudia Winkleman replaces Graham Norton on Saturday mornings

Drivetime host Sara Cox said it was `` the BEST news '' , adding : `` As a massive fan @ @ @ @ @ little wibbly of belly about who was taking over his Saturday morning show so absolutely @ @ @ @ @ round Uranus that it 's Claudia Winkles .

Drivetime host Sara Cox said it was "the BEST news", adding: "As a massive fan of Graham I was a little wibbly of belly about who was taking over his Saturday morning show so absolutely over the moon & thrice round Uranus that it's Claudia Winkles.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Natasha Lambert begins 3,000-mile transatlantic challenge

A sailor who has no use of her arms or legs and uses her breath and tongue to control her @ @ @ @ @ ( 5,000km ) journey across the Atlantic .

A sailor who has no use of her arms or legs and uses her breath and tongue to control her boat has begun a 3,000-mile (5,000km) journey across the Atlantic.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Free rail travel for domestic abuse victims extended

She added : `` Women face huge barriers in leaving an abuser .
They tell us that they simply can @ @ @ @ @ the perpetrator has controlled their money and they have none of their own .
Many @ @ @ @ @ a refuge with nothing at all . ''

She added: "Women face huge barriers in leaving an abuser. They tell us that they simply cannot afford to leave because the perpetrator has controlled their money and they have none of their own. Many women and children escape to a refuge with nothing at all."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Climate change: Covid pandemic has little impact on rise in CO2

`` We breached the global threshold of 400 parts per million in 2015 , and just four years later , @ @ @ @ @ such a rate of increase has never been seen in the history of our records @ @ @ @ @ general , Prof Petteri Taalas .

"We breached the global threshold of 400 parts per million in 2015, and just four years later, we crossed 410 ppm, such a rate of increase has never been seen in the history of our records," said WMO secretary general, Prof Petteri Taalas.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Nóra Quoirin death: Intruding 'not impossible', resort owner says

Ms Azmi then asked : `` It would not have been possible for her to come out of that gate @ @ @ @ @ to palm-oil plantation ?
Would you agree with that ? ''

Ms Azmi then asked: "It would not have been possible for her to come out of that gate and make her own way to palm-oil plantation? Would you agree with that?"


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Tributes to D-Day veteran who 'taught peace' to children

He was wounded in 1944 , but returned back to his unit to fight through into the Netherlands and Germany @ @ @ @ @ as part of a peace-keeping force to the former Yugoslavia , before returning to Abergavenny @ @ @

He was wounded in 1944, but returned back to his unit to fight through into the Netherlands and Germany, and was later sent as part of a peace-keeping force to the former Yugoslavia, before returning to Abergavenny in 1946.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Oxford vaccine: How did they make it so quickly?

That does not mean problems will not appear in the future - medical research can not make those guarantees .
@ @ @ @ @ appear either at the time they are given or a few months afterwards .
It @ @ @ @ @ could emerge when millions of people are immunised , but this is true of every @ @ @ @ @ developed .

The UK already has four million doses of the vaccine ready to deploy. The Oxford team partnered with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, and the manufacture of the vaccine started long before the results came in. At the time it was a gamble, but it has paid off big time.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid fears prompt 38% rise in parents home educating

`` Schools play an important role in safeguarding as they provide a direct line of sight to the child .
@ @ @ @ @ out of school , it is vital we know that they are in a safe @ @ @ @ @ are being met . ''

"Schools play an important role in safeguarding as they provide a direct line of sight to the child. If a child is taken out of school, it is vital we know that they are in a safe environment and that their needs are being met."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid: A fifth of disabled people have work requests refused

Ms Hutchinson said : `` What I really want from the government is to make sure people who do n't @ @ @ @ @ have the option to be furloughed , protecting the jobs and careers we have worked @ @ @ @ @ forcing us to put our lives on the line . ''

Ms Hutchinson said: "What I really want from the government is to make sure people who don't feel safe going to work have the option to be furloughed, protecting the jobs and careers we have worked so hard for, without forcing us to put our lives on the line."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Michael McIntyre: 'I'm used to viewers being cynical'

`` And that 's why it frightens me , I said to the producers , 'So we 're doing 10 @ @ @ @ @ of them have no winners and it 's a disaster ? '
But it 's @ @ @ @ @ Wants To Be A Millionaire , what if everybody only gets a grand ?
What @ @ @ @ @ 1p club on Deal or No Deal ?
It is what it is , you @ @ @ @ @ what happens . ''

"And that's why it frightens me, I said to the producers, 'So we're doing 10 shows, what if nine of them have no winners and it's a disaster?' But it's the same thing on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, what if everybody only gets a grand? What if everyone is in the 1p club on Deal or No Deal? It is what it is, you've just got to see what happens."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Matt Hancock: 'Christmas won't be normal this year'

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says devolved nations will have to agree on an approach to help keep people safe around @ @ @ @ @ that were also a degree of `` personal responsibility '' involved and that it was @ @ @ @ @ .
Later on Monday , Boris Johnson will announce plans to replace the lockdown in @ @ @ @ @ December 2 , with a new system of tougher national tiers .

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says devolved nations will have to agree on an approach to help keep people safe around Christmas time.
He added that were also a degree of "personal responsibility" involved and that it was about getting the balance right.
Later on Monday, Boris Johnson will announce plans to replace the lockdown in England, which lifts on December 2, with a new system of tougher national tiers.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Cold Classrooms: Are you wearing a coat during lessons?

You may be learning with the windows and doors open in your class right now .
That 's because the @ @ @ @ @ be `` well ventilated '' to try and prevent coronavirus from potentially spreading from person @ @ @ @ @ room to be `` well ventilated '' - this means to have lots of fresh @ @ @ @ @ the room .
But some children have told Newsround they are cold and some schools @ @ @ @ @ outdoor jackets to be worn in the classroom .
We 've been looking into this @ @ @ @ @ feel .

You may be learning with the windows and doors open in your class right now.
That's because the government has advised classrooms to be "well ventilated" to try and prevent coronavirus from potentially spreading from person to person.
For a room to be "well ventilated" - this means to have lots of fresh air entering and moving around the room.
But some children have told Newsround they are cold and some schools are not allowing coats and outdoor jackets to be worn in the classroom.
We've been looking into this and finding out how you feel.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Newspaper headlines: Christmas 'saved', and mass testing 'promises'

The Mirror says the dog , given to the couple by Kate 's parents , was at the heart of @ @ @ @ @ Prince George 's name in a game where he had to tap a scrap of @ @ @ @ @

The Mirror says the dog, given to the couple by Kate's parents, was at the heart of family life - even choosing Prince George's name in a game where he had to tap a scrap of paper with his paw.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Coronavirus: NI ministers discussing lockdown financial support

It is thought there will also be extra money for a Covid-19 heating payment scheme which could see more than @ @ @ @ @ the elderly and those on disability benefits heat their homes over the winter .

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bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid: Thirteen Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire schools to shut

`` I think people after the last lockdown thought 'hooray , we can enjoy , we can relax now , @ @ @ @ @ this more or less because there 's a vaccine coming ' .
They are letting @ @ @ @ @ ''

"I think people after the last lockdown thought 'hooray, we can enjoy, we can relax now, and we are out of this more or less because there's a vaccine coming'. They are letting their guard down unfortunately."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Banksy: Bike from Nottingham hula-hooping girl replaced

`` And what it was replaced with is even better , because so many people 's lives [ in this @ @ @ @ @ or around Raleigh . ''

He said he found a £20 Raleigh bike on sale on Facebook and, using an old lock he already had, he took off the back wheel and put it where the old bike had been on Sunday evening.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid-19: PM sets out 'tougher' post-lockdown tiers for England

In terms of households mixing , in tier one a maximum of six people can meet indoors or outdoors ; @ @ @ @ @ is no mixing of households indoors , and a maximum of six people can meet @ @ @ @ @ three - the toughest tier - household mixing is not allowed indoors , or in @ @ @ @

"That is obviously particularly important for the millions who were in restrictions before the national lockdown, because the message to them today seems to be 'you will almost certainly be back where you were before the national lockdown - probably in even stricter restrictions'."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid rules 'disregarded' as Swale becomes second worst-hit area

Support would be targeted at people who `` might not feel able to follow the rules , '' including people @ @ @ @ @ to get a test as they ca n't afford to have time off work , @ @ @ @

"This kind of wilful disregard of the rules means we are more likely to have further restrictions imposed on us in December, which is hugely unfair for people and businesses who have been doing the right thing since March."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Two Covid tests for students in England before quick Christmas exit

Those who do not take tests , or only have one test , will still be able to leave at @ @ @ @ @ an encouragement to `` travel home as safely as possible '' during the `` travel @ @ @ @ @ 9 December , which the government has identified as when it expects most students to @ @ @ @ @

Those who do not take tests, or only have one test, will still be able to leave at the same time - with an encouragement to "travel home as safely as possible" during the "travel window" of 3 to 9 December, which the government has identified as when it expects most students to leave university for Christmas.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Fans at sporting events: Maximum of 4,000 to be allowed in England

A maximum of 4,000 fans will be allowed at outdoor events in the lowest-risk areas when the four-week lockdown in England ends on 2 December .
Indoor venues in tiers one and two can have a maximum of 1,000 spectators , with capacity across indoor and outdoor venues limited to 50 % .
Organised grassroots sport will be able to resume , and gyms and leisure centres can reopen across all tiers .
Elite sport has continued behind closed doors during the national lockdown , but grassroots and amateur sport has been halted since 5 November .
UK Prime Minister @ @ @ @ @ @ @ measures and Covid-19 restrictions in England on Monday via video link to the House of Commons .
The news of which areas will be in which tiers is expected to be made public on Thursday .
`` In tiers one and two , spectator sports and business events will be free to resume inside and outside with capacity limits and social distancing , '' said Johnson .
`` Later this week , we will announce which areas will fall into which tier - I hope on Thursday - based on analysis of cases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over-60s .
`` Also , [ it will involve ] looking at the rate at which cases are rising or falling , the percentage of those tested in a local population who have Covid and current and projected pressures on the NHS . ''
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said : `` This is a big step forward for sport .
`` Bringing grassroots sport back was my number one priority , so I 'm pleased we are reopening sports and gyms in every tier , in recognition of the significant health benefits .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to get the turnstiles turning sooner than expected , taking a cautious approach and starting with the lowest-risk areas first .
`` I 'm confident that sports will take every step to ensure their fans are safe and fans will play their part and look out for each other until we can safely get everyone back in . ''
'We have missed our fans' Football across England 's top four divisions has been played behind closed doors since its return in June , following the first coronavirus lockdown .
The Premier League @ @ @ @ @ @ @ returning in `` small numbers '' but it hopes to work with the government to increase this to more `` substantial levels '' to stop clubs operating `` at a financial loss '' .
It added : `` Our priority continues to be the agreement of a roadmap , with DCMS and the Sports Technology and Innovation Group , for pilot events that can help our clubs quickly scale up to larger capacities . ''
`` Even if it is limited numbers , it brings that feel and that connection back , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home Premier League match against Crystal Palace .
`` Hopefully it will build quickly after that .
We have missed our fans . ''
The English Football League ( EFL ) is looking at the possibility of shifting some of next week 's fixtures to take advantage of the plan .
The EFL has a full schedule of matches in the Championship , League One and League Two across 1-2 December .
No decisions have yet been taken but any club in a tier one or two area that requested a move from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a favourable response if there is no conflict with broadcasting requirements .
`` Fans have always felt football should be treated the same as other sectors , '' said a Football Supporters ' Association statement .
`` We welcome today 's announcement , which does suggest that will be the case , and we look forward to seeing further details .
`` For many lower-league and non-league clubs in particular , getting paying fans into stadiums safely is absolutely critical to their survival during a very difficult season .
`` Clubs , leagues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worked hard to put in procedures to make stadiums safe places and we hope this is the first step on the road back to normality . ''
Grassroots sports can take place in all areas but the Department for Digital , Culture , Media and Sport ( DCMS ) said there will be `` some restrictions on highest-risk activity in tier three areas '' .
Its statement added : `` Spectators at non-elite sports will be able to attend events in line with Covid-secure guidance for each tier . ''
Indoor sports can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ higher transmission risk of coronavirus in an indoor setting '' , the DCMS said there would be restrictions on `` some activities '' depending on the `` alert level '' of the local area .
This re-emergence of sport , both in terms of the long-awaited return of fans and the resumption of recreational activity , is an important and encouraging milestone .
The second shutdown of community sport has been devastating for the grassroots , with tens of thousands of clubs , gyms , pools and jobs jeopardised , activity levels affected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ harmed at the worst possible time , with exercise seen as crucial to the country 's recovery .
The return of grassroots sport will be celebrated by many , especially after it was not included in the list of direct beneficiaries in last week 's £300m bailout of spectator sports .
But there are still frustrations , with gyms disappointed that group activity is restricted in certain areas , disproportionately affecting female users , for whom exercise classes are especially important .
There have also been further calls for the government to provide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sector .
Equally , with large swathes of the country in the higher-risk areas , it is unclear how many football or rugby clubs will be in tier one and actually allowed to welcome the maximum 4,000 fans back .
For many bigger clubs , who firmly believe they should have been able to have their grounds a third full from the start of last month , this will be of little comfort amid an unprecedented financial crisis , and they will want that number to increase rapidly .
In fact , some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ money by opening up their grounds for just 2000-4000 fans .
There are also concerns over fairness if only certain teams can reopen their turnstiles .
But eight months after fans were last seen at regular sporting events in England , this has at least provided hope and a possible road to recovery .
• In tier one areas , indoor sports can take place within the rule of six .
For example , people from different households could play three v three volleyball , or four people from different households could play @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Group activities such as training sessions and exercise classes can take place in larger numbers , provided that people are in separate groups ( up to six people ) that do not mix .
• In tier two areas , indoor sport can take place within households and people can take part in group activity , like exercise classes , as long as there is no mixing between households .
• None People can play certain sports which do not involve close proximity or physical contact against one person from another household , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • In tier three areas , indoor sport will be restricted to within your household only and there should be no group activity such as exercise classes .
What has the reaction been ?
Sport England chief executive Tim Hollingsworth said : `` Huge credit is due to the many organisations and individuals who have worked so hard to evidence how safe their activities and facilities are and to set out so clearly what they are doing to reduce risk .
`` From the prime minister down , there is now a strong @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sport and being active , not just for your physical wellbeing but also , crucially , as a support for your mental health .
`` As we head into the winter months having a range of safe opportunities available like this is more important than ever . ''
A joint statement from some of horse racing 's leading bodies said that , while it had been operating behind closed doors since 1 June , test events had shown `` no evidence of transmission '' of Covid-19 .
`` We know the numbers are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ venues will be allowed to admit spectators , but this is progress , '' said British Horseracing Authority chief executive Nick Rust .
`` I am confident that all our racegoers will follow the government 's public health guidelines when they return to racing and this will allow us to increase the numbers attending . ''
Premiership Rugby chief executive Darren Childs said : `` We wo n't know the exact impact on our clubs until the tiers are announced on Thursday , so my team stands ready to work with government to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a way that minimises health risks .
`` Keeping the league intact has been my number one priority during the pandemic and now we have the foundations from which to grow the game and build longer-term financial stability . ''
Before the announcement , Daniel Levy , chairman of Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur , said preparations had already been made for supporters coming back .
`` Premier League clubs are entirely capable , similar to the experience in several other countries , of responsibly delivering outdoor events with social distancing , exemplary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ capabilities and diverse travel plans , operating in some of the most technologically advanced venues in the world , '' said Levy .
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A crowd of 1,060 supporters watched Northern Ireland play Slovakia in their Euro 2020 play-off final early this month
A maximum of 4,000 fans will be allowed at outdoor events in the lowest-risk areas when the four-week lockdown in England ends on 2 December.
Up to 2,000 people will be allowed in tier two areas but none in tier three.
Indoor venues in tiers one and two can have a maximum of 1,000 spectators, with capacity across indoor and outdoor venues limited to 50%.
Organised grassroots sport will be able to resume, and gyms and leisure centres can reopen across all tiers.
Elite sport has continued behind closed doors during the national lockdown, but grassroots and amateur sport has been halted since 5 November.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the government's new measures and Covid-19 restrictions in England on Monday via video link to the House of Commons.
The news of which areas will be in which tiers is expected to be made public on Thursday.
"In tiers one and two, spectator sports and business events will be free to resume inside and outside with capacity limits and social distancing," said Johnson.
"Later this week, we will announce which areas will fall into which tier - I hope on Thursday - based on analysis of cases in all age groups, especially the over-60s.
"Also, [it will involve] looking at the rate at which cases are rising or falling, the percentage of those tested in a local population who have Covid and current and projected pressures on the NHS."
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said: "This is a big step forward for sport.
"Bringing grassroots sport back was my number one priority, so I'm pleased we are reopening sports and gyms in every tier, in recognition of the significant health benefits.
"I'm also delighted we are able to get the turnstiles turning sooner than expected, taking a cautious approach and starting with the lowest-risk areas first.
"I'm confident that sports will take every step to ensure their fans are safe and fans will play their part and look out for each other until we can safely get everyone back in."
'We have missed our fans'
Football across England's top four divisions has been played behind closed doors since its return in June, following the first coronavirus lockdown.
The Premier League said it welcomed the prospect of fans returning in "small numbers" but it hopes to work with the government to increase this to more "substantial levels" to stop clubs operating "at a financial loss".
It added: "Our priority continues to be the agreement of a roadmap, with DCMS and the Sports Technology and Innovation Group, for pilot events that can help our clubs quickly scale up to larger capacities."
Burnley manager Sean Dyche said Monday's announcement was a "start point".
"Even if it is limited numbers, it brings that feel and that connection back," said Dyche, before his side's home Premier League match against Crystal Palace.
"Hopefully it will build quickly after that. We have missed our fans."
The English Football League (EFL) is looking at the possibility of shifting some of next week's fixtures to take advantage of the plan.
The EFL has a full schedule of matches in the Championship, League One and League Two across 1-2 December.
No decisions have yet been taken but any club in a tier one or two area that requested a move from Tuesday to Wednesday is likely to receive a favourable response if there is no conflict with broadcasting requirements.
"Fans have always felt football should be treated the same as other sectors," said a Football Supporters' Association statement.
"We welcome today's announcement, which does suggest that will be the case, and we look forward to seeing further details.
"For many lower-league and non-league clubs in particular, getting paying fans into stadiums safely is absolutely critical to their survival during a very difficult season.
"Clubs, leagues and the Sports Ground Safety Authority have worked hard to put in procedures to make stadiums safe places and we hope this is the first step on the road back to normality."
Grassroots sports can take place in all areas but the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) said there will be "some restrictions on highest-risk activity in tier three areas".
Its statement added: "Spectators at non-elite sports will be able to attend events in line with Covid-secure guidance for each tier."
Indoor sports can resume but, because of "the higher transmission risk of coronavirus in an indoor setting", the DCMS said there would be restrictions on "some activities" depending on the "alert level" of the local area.
Analysis
Dan Roan, BBC sports editor
This re-emergence of sport, both in terms of the long-awaited return of fans and the resumption of recreational activity, is an important and encouraging milestone.
The second shutdown of community sport has been devastating for the grassroots, with tens of thousands of clubs, gyms, pools and jobs jeopardised, activity levels affected and participants' physical and mental health harmed at the worst possible time, with exercise seen as crucial to the country's recovery.
The return of grassroots sport will be celebrated by many, especially after it was not included in the list of direct beneficiaries in last week's £300m bailout of spectator sports.
But there are still frustrations, with gyms disappointed that group activity is restricted in certain areas, disproportionately affecting female users, for whom exercise classes are especially important. There have also been further calls for the government to provide more financial support to the community sport sector.
Equally, with large swathes of the country in the higher-risk areas, it is unclear how many football or rugby clubs will be in tier one and actually allowed to welcome the maximum 4,000 fans back.
For many bigger clubs, who firmly believe they should have been able to have their grounds a third full from the start of last month, this will be of little comfort amid an unprecedented financial crisis, and they will want that number to increase rapidly. In fact, some clubs have said they will actually lose money by opening up their grounds for just 2000-4000 fans.
There are also concerns over fairness if only certain teams can reopen their turnstiles.
But eight months after fans were last seen at regular sporting events in England, this has at least provided hope and a possible road to recovery.
The DCMS rules for indoor sports
In tier one areas, indoor sports can take place within the rule of six. For example, people from different households could play three v three volleyball, or four people from different households could play doubles tennis or badminton.
Group activities such as training sessions and exercise classes can take place in larger numbers, provided that people are in separate groups (up to six people) that do not mix.
In tier two areas, indoor sport can take place within households and people can take part in group activity, like exercise classes, as long as there is no mixing between households.
People can play certain sports which do not involve close proximity or physical contact against one person from another household, such as a singles tennis match.
In tier three areas, indoor sport will be restricted to within your household only and there should be no group activity such as exercise classes.
What has the reaction been?
Sport England chief executive Tim Hollingsworth said: "Huge credit is due to the many organisations and individuals who have worked so hard to evidence how safe their activities and facilities are and to set out so clearly what they are doing to reduce risk.
"From the prime minister down, there is now a strong recognition of the vital benefits of playing sport and being active, not just for your physical wellbeing but also, crucially, as a support for your mental health.
"As we head into the winter months having a range of safe opportunities available like this is more important than ever."
A joint statement from some of horse racing's leading bodies said that, while it had been operating behind closed doors since 1 June, test events had shown "no evidence of transmission" of Covid-19.
"We know the numbers are limited to begin with and not all venues will be allowed to admit spectators, but this is progress," said British Horseracing Authority chief executive Nick Rust.
"I am confident that all our racegoers will follow the government's public health guidelines when they return to racing and this will allow us to increase the numbers attending."
Premiership Rugby chief executive Darren Childs said: "We won't know the exact impact on our clubs until the tiers are announced on Thursday, so my team stands ready to work with government to tackle the challenges of fan attendance in a way that minimises health risks.
"Keeping the league intact has been my number one priority during the pandemic and now we have the foundations from which to grow the game and build longer-term financial stability."
Before the announcement, Daniel Levy, chairman of Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, said preparations had already been made for supporters coming back.
"Premier League clubs are entirely capable, similar to the experience in several other countries, of responsibly delivering outdoor events with social distancing, exemplary hygiene standards, qualified stewards, testing capabilities and diverse travel plans, operating in some of the most technologically advanced venues in the world," said Levy.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Shamima Begum: Return to UK 'a security risk'

In a written submission to the court , he added : `` Can it be right that a person who @ @ @ @ @ , and is now abroad and subject to restrictions that affect their ability to participate @ @ @ @ @ to rely on those self-created impediments to insist on return to the jurisdiction to enable @ @ @ @ @ such proceedings ? ''

In a written submission to the court, he added: "Can it be right that a person who has involved themselves in terrorism, and is now abroad and subject to restrictions that affect their ability to participate in proceedings, is able to rely on those self-created impediments to insist on return to the jurisdiction to enable them to participate now in such proceedings?"


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Lake District rescue: Second-date couple in mountain fall

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Some 25 volunteers were split into two groups, one to rescue the woman, who was brought down to safety, and the other to assist the man.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Essex lorry deaths: Driver 'told load was cigarettes not people'

James Scobie QC , defending , said : `` We now know there was a number of people got into @ @ @ @ @ see that at any stage ? ''

James Scobie QC, defending, said: "We now know there was a number of people got into those vehicles. Did you see that at any stage?"


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Grenfell Tower: Cladding firm 'stretched the truth' on fire safety

In 2015 , two years before the Grenfell Tower fire , Mr Meredith told his managers he had been put @ @ @ @ @ had been asked to maintain the appearance of fire safety performance that - as he @ @ @ @ @ perhaps our products do n't deserve '' .

In 2015, two years before the Grenfell Tower fire, Mr Meredith told his managers he had been put in a position where he had been asked to maintain the appearance of fire safety performance that - as he put it - "that perhaps our products don't deserve".


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Disabled children's names revealed in Bristol City Council email

She said there were 487 names of children and their carers visible on the email she received , and those @ @ @ @ @ H and L '' alphabetically , `` so there will be a lot more '' @

"Where staff have made a mistake the matter is addressed as a training issue, and where there have been failures in policy or process any necessary changes are made to reduce the risk of a similar incident occurring in the future. In addition to an internal investigation, the ICO will also provide recommendations which Bristol City Council will act upon."


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Labour chief whip demands apology from Jeremy Corbyn

The chief whip is responsible for organising a party 's MPs in Parliament so they vote the way the party @ @ @ @ @ can discipline any who do not follow the party line .

The chief whip is responsible for organising a party's MPs in Parliament so they vote the way the party wants them to, and can discipline any who do not follow the party line.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Banksy: Bike from hula-hooping girl 'removed for safekeeping'

He said he found a £20 Raleigh bike on sale on Facebook and , using an old lock he already @ @ @ @ @ the back wheel and put it where the old bike had been on Sunday evening @


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Prof Sarah Gilbert: The woman who designed the Oxford vaccine

Having completed her doctorate , she got a job with a brewing research centre , looking at how to manipulate @ @ @ @ @ on to work in human health .
She had never meant to be a vaccine @ @ @ @ @ mid-1990s , she was in an academic job at the University of Oxford , looking @ @ @ @ @ .
And that led to work on malaria vaccines .

Having completed her doctorate, she got a job with a brewing research centre, looking at how to manipulate brewing yeast, before moving on to work in human health. She had never meant to be a vaccine specialist. Yet by the mid-1990s, she was in an academic job at the University of Oxford, looking at the genetics of malaria. And that led to work on malaria vaccines.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid: The new lockdown rules for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

Spectator sports will be able to welcome back fans to stadiums once more , and some pubs will be able @ @ @ @ @ GMT .
What will England 's new lockdown rules be ?
The current lockdown will @ @ @ @ @ Wednesday 2 December .
After that , the following will apply to all areas : @ @ @ @ @ to the three-tier system ?
As before , you can only meet people from other @ @ @ @ @ up to six .
Rules about where you can do so apply .
People in @ @ @ @ @ with other households indoors .
Those in tier three ca n't mix with other households @ @ @ @ @ and pub gardens .
How does Scotland 's new five-tier system work ?
People living @ @ @ @ @ four must not travel outside their own council area , except for certain essential purposes @ @ @ @ @ Scotland must not travel to level three or level four areas , apart from limited @ @ @ @ @ the rules in Wales ?

If you test positive for Covid you are no longer legally required to self-isolate, but you are advised to stay at home and avoid contact with others for at least five full days.


bbcuk--2020-11-24--Beko: Why were so many people killed by faulty cookers?

In relation to the cookers , which went on the market from 2003 , the inquest heard no-one had been @ @ @ @ @ had not been any incidents prior to the first death in 2008 .

Beko: Why were so many people killed by faulty cookers? Published 24 November 2020
Image source, Family Handout Image caption, Civil servant Richard Smith was 30 when he died from carbon monoxide poisoning
Serious safety defects in gas cookers linked to the deaths of 18 people were only uncovered after six people died in a little over two months - five years after they first went on sale.
The cookers had passed rigorous testing and met the relevant safety standards.
But the families of two of the victims say the cookers should never have been put on the market.
Brian Smith said his son Richard's life was "tragically cut short by a Beko gas cooker that was not fit for purpose".
An inquest in Cornwall that concluded on Monday had heard how Mr Smith, 30, was one of five people to die there, in incidents in 2010 and 2013.
The coroner concluded all five died accidentally but criticised Beko and its parent company Arcelik, which made the faulty cookers.
What happened to the victims?
Image source, Family Handout Image caption, Kevin Branton, who worked in construction, had been looking at going back to college to study civil engineering before he died
Eighteen people died in 10 incidents between 2008 and 2015 linked to the cookers, which produced levels of carbon monoxide high enough to kill within minutes if the grill was used with the door shut.
Details of how victims were found show just how quickly they were overcome.
One woman was found in a chair, still holding a cup of tea, while her friend - who had popped around to see her - was slumped at her feet.
A couple who had been cooking a steak, were found in their living room, with the television on.
The five who died in Cornwall were found to have uncooked food in their ovens, which were switched off. The cookers' grills had been turned on by mistake.
Civil servant Richard Smith, 30, described as "kind, loving and caring" by his father, died on 11 November 2010 along with his friend and lodger Kevin Branton, 32, at their home in Saltash.
Mr Branton's mother Denise said he was hard-working and loved life.
She said: "He was my future... maybe by now 10 years later he would have been married and have given me my first grandchild.
"I shall never know because his life, along with numerous others was cut short because of a faulty Beko cooker which I believe should never have been put on to the market."
In 2013, three members of the Cook family - Audrey Cook, 86, John Cook, 90, and their daughter Maureen, 47, died at their home in Camborne.
What was the problem with the cookers?
Image caption, The cookers sold by Beko in the UK carried various branding including Flavel
The issue related to two different types of mains gas-powered cookers, of which 30,000 were sold under the Beko brand and 30,000 under the Glen Dimplex brand.
A further issue was found with cookers that could be converted to run on bottled gas. Some 2,400 of those were sold.
The fault was with an O-shaped seal - added to stop rattling - that created an airlock when the grill was turned on with the door closed.
This led to incomplete combustion, and resulted in carbon monoxide being released. The problem could be solved by cutting a few inches off the seal.
Who tested the cookers for safety?
Image caption, Gas alarms went off the scale at the Cook home, with meters reading 10,000ppm
Products sold in the UK have to comply with regulations - either for the specific type of product or the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
The inquest heard the cookers were tested first by manufacturer Arcelik before being tested externally by Intertek, a testing and quality assurance company which provided certification services to Beko.
Intertek found the cookers met the harmonised standard - safety standards used across Europe.
The cookers were not at this stage required to be tested with the grill door closed because the manufacturer's instructions said the grill door should be open when in use.
Coroner Geraint Williams said it was "glaringly obvious" the cookers might be used in this way and that it should have been recognised by Arcelik.
Brian Smith said "every conceivable test" should have been carried out regardless of the standard involved before the cookers were passed as safe and sold to the public.
The court heard the testing regime had now changed as a consequence of these incidents.
What did Beko do once it realised there was a problem?
Beko, which in the past decade has also had to issue safety alerts over fire-risk fridge freezers and tumble dryers, has said its main objective was to "ensure that every Beko product is safe for our customers".
In relation to the cookers, which went on the market from 2003, the inquest heard no-one had been able to explain why there had not been any incidents prior to the first death in 2008.
Andrew Mullen, from Beko, said: "We had in a space of a couple of weeks a situation where we went from one death to six deaths... it was a bewildering time for us as a manufacturer."
Mr Mullen said Beko had not attempted to hide from scrutiny and wanted to find out the truth.
"To find out a product we had supplied had been responsible for one person's death, it is really hard to explain the enormity of the pressure that places on you," he said.
Once the risk became clear, the company sought to find as many of the cookers as possible and carry out safety modifications.
While the average product recall is only 10-20% successful, Beko said it reached 58% of customers in this instance.
However, it is believed up to 1,000 of the cookers could still be in people's homes.
Denise Branton is urging people to check their cookers are not on the affected model list.
What do the families of those who died want to happen next?
Image source, BBC news grab Image caption, The cooker that led to the deaths of Mr Smith and Mr Branton was bought on 31 December 2008
Beko says since the cooker deaths it has "continued to raise our safety standards and the testing processes our products go through have become even more robust and stringent".
And that is the wish of the families of Mr Smith and Mr Branton - that lessons are learned from their tragedies.
In a statement released after the inquest, Ms Branton said: "I hope that in future producers like Beko will respond immediately and investigate any fatality or near miss that occurs with their products.
"They have a duty of care to the public who buy their products and take them into their homes.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--Covid-19: Boris Johnson warns about Christmas celebrations

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged people to be `` jolly careful '' during the festive season and remain `` @ @ @ @ @ year .
`` We hope to let people see a bit more of their family @ @ @ @ @ said .
But Mr Johnson warned : `` This is not the moment to let @ @ @ @ @ He will set out details later this week .

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged people to be "jolly careful" during the festive season and remain "prudent" into the new year.
"We hope to let people see a bit more of their family over Christmas," he said.
But Mr Johnson warned: "This is not the moment to let the virus rip".
He will set out details later this week.


bbcuk--2020-11-23--After lockdown: What is the new three tier system?

England 's three tier system is coming back when lockdown 2.0 ends on 2 December .
But the UK Prime @ @ @ @ @ says this version is tougher than it was back in the Autumn .
It 's @ @ @ @ @ advisors , SAGE , said the old tier system was n't enough to bring the @ @ @ @ @ Which areas will be in which tiers has yet to be announced but is set @ @ @ @ @ .
Health Correspondent Laura Foster uses cake to explain what you can and ca n't @ @ @ @ @ .

England's three tier system is coming back when lockdown 2.0 ends on 2 December.
But the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, says this version is tougher than it was back in the Autumn.
It's after the government's scientific advisors, SAGE, said the old tier system wasn't enough to bring the R number below one.
Which areas will be in which tiers has yet to be announced but is set to be revealed on Thursday.
Health Correspondent Laura Foster uses cake to explain what you can and can't do in the new system.
Video by Mattea Bubalo, Aoife McKenna, Mel Lou and Laura Foster


bbcuk--2020-11-24--Reunited after the Manchester Arena bombing

Usman was a teenage steward working at Manchester Arena .
Sharon was a mum collecting her daughter from an Ariana @ @ @ @ @ their story of a night which changed both their lives and connected them to each @ @ @ @ @ or someone you know is struggling with issues raised by this story , find support @ @ @ @ @ .

Usman was a teenage steward working at Manchester Arena. Sharon was a mum collecting her daughter from an Ariana Grande concert.
This is their story of a night which changed both their lives and connected them to each other forever.
Producer: Sallie George
Shoot edit: Phillip Edwards
Extra filming: Steve Fildes
If you or someone you know is struggling with issues raised by this story, find support through the BBC Action Line.


bbcuk--2020-11-24--COVID-19: 'It doesn't feel like a lockdown'

Covid-19 case numbers in parts of Kent ( Swale and Thanet ) in the South East are among the worst @ @ @ @ @ 's Dan Johnson has been trying to find out if people are sticking to the @ @ @ @ @ case numbers are still rising , bucking the national trend in England where case numbers @ @ @

Covid-19 case numbers in parts of Kent (Swale and Thanet) in the South East are among the worst in England.
The BBC's Dan Johnson has been trying to find out if people are sticking to the rules in Canterbury, where case numbers are still rising, bucking the national trend in England where case numbers are dropping.
Shoot/edit: Patrick Clahane


bbcuk--2020-11-24--'My OCD got worse in lockdown'

'My OCD got worse in lockdown'

The number of people seeking help for obsessive-compulsive disorder , or OCD , since the coronavirus pandemic started has risen @ @ @ @ @ OCD is a mental health condition where a person has uncontrolled distressing and intrusive thoughts @ @ @ @ @ carry out repetitive behaviours .
Exclusive figures given to BBC News by the charity OCD @ @ @ @ @ ve seen an unprecedented increase in people needing support – with more than 1500 reaching @ @ @ @ @ just three months .
If you 've been affected by this story , you can @ @ @ @ @ at BBC Action Line

The number of people seeking help for obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, since the coronavirus pandemic started has risen sharply in the UK.
OCD is a mental health condition where a person has uncontrolled distressing and intrusive thoughts which can drive them to carry out repetitive behaviours.
Exclusive figures given to BBC News by the charity OCD Action, show they’ve seen an unprecedented increase in people needing support – with more than 1500 reaching out to the charity over just three months.
If you've been affected by this story, you can find more information and support at BBC Action Line


bbcuk--2020-11-24--The papers: 'Tis the season to be jolly careful' and jab news

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Writing in the Times, she says that barely a week after a big defence spending announcement arguing that Global Britain had been in retreat for too long - and pledging to better shoulder our global defence responsibilities - that same Global Britain turns around and says we'll walk away from our humanitarian and development ones. "Politically, I can't think of worse mixed messaging to the world", she says.


bbcuk--2020-11-24--Hampton Court mews row: Couple face eviction 'over £32 bill'

`` The rental market is unprecedentedly competitive due to a lack of properties and our move out date is falling @ @ @ @ @ Christmas - all over about £32 of electricity which I would gladly pay for plus @ @ @ @ @ give me . ''

"The rental market is unprecedentedly competitive due to a lack of properties and our move out date is falling less than a month before Christmas - all over about £32 of electricity which I would gladly pay for plus any fine they want to give me."


bbcuk--2020-11-24--Covid in Scotland: Few changes expected in review of levels

She added : `` The additional restrictions that came into force on Friday in many areas will , we hope @ @ @ @ @ down further and faster , and to help to ease pressures on the NHS in @ @ @ @ @ January , and to save lives . ''

"In Midlothian they have been told for the last week that they would move to level two, including as recently as last Friday. It was only at 10:45 yesterday morning they were told that they may not. And only at 16:29, they were told by the deputy first minister that they definitely were not moving to level two.