bbcuk--2020-10-14--Wales circuit breaker being 'actively considered'

Mr Drakeford said : `` We want to act now in order to prevent the worst from happening , to @ @ @ @ @ of getting through the rest of the autumn and the winter , and if a @ @ @ @ @ way to do it then that is what we will do .

Mr Drakeford said: "We want to act now in order to prevent the worst from happening, to give us a better chance of getting through the rest of the autumn and the winter, and if a circuit breaker is the right way to do it then that is what we will do.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Coronavirus: Liverpool crowds 'shame our city'

Ch Supt Peter Costello , of Merseyside Police , said : `` While we understand how the new rules which @ @ @ @ @ are frustrating for some , we would continue to advise everyone to abide by them @ @ @ @ @ - for the safety of everyone . ''

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bbcuk--2020-10-14--Tributes to 'delightful' Chinnor family killed in crash

`` They were just a lovely family , they really were .
This has come as such a shock and @ @ @ @ @ the area , '' she said .

"The family placed their belief in Jesus as Lord and Saviour, and we are confident that Zoe and the children are now safe in the arms of God," it said in a statement.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Little Mix The Search: BBC talent show halted by positive Covid tests

`` Due to the format of the show we have made the decision to postpone Saturday 's programme .
There @ @ @ @ @ to manage Covid-19 as the safety of all those involved in the production is paramount @ @

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bbcuk--2020-10-14--Hospital staff held cloth over elderly patient's head

Instead , over the course of nearly three weeks at the hospital , the 77-year-old , who we are not @ @ @ @ @ request , was physically restrained 19 times , with the hospital 's security guards assisting @ @ @ @ @ orders from nursing staff on the ward .

Instead, over the course of nearly three weeks at the hospital, the 77-year-old, who we are not naming at his family's request, was physically restrained 19 times, with the hospital's security guards assisting on 18 occasions, under orders from nursing staff on the ward.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--HS2 over budget again weeks after work began

The Department for Transport said it was `` relentlessly focused on controlling costs '' and still expects HS2 Ltd to @ @ @ @ @ the railway within its target cost of £40bn .

The Department for Transport said it was "relentlessly focused on controlling costs" and still expects HS2 Ltd to complete the first stretch of the railway within its target cost of £40bn.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Meghan avoids 'controversial' topics for fear of putting family 'at risk'

`` At the same time , I am cautious of putting my family in a position of risk by certain @ @ @ @ @ try to be rather very clear with what I say and to not make it @ @ @ @ @ talk about things that seem fairly straight forward - like exercising your right to vote @ @

"At the same time, I am cautious of putting my family in a position of risk by certain things, and so I try to be rather very clear with what I say and to not make it controversial, but instead to talk about things that seem fairly straight forward - like exercising your right to vote."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty to join Radio 5 Live

The presenter was a stand-in host on the station over the summer .
`` I have always wanted to work @ @ @ @ @ such an enjoyable experience presenting on the station recently , I jumped at this opportunity @ @ @ @ @


bbcuk--2020-10-13--Covid: Why is Liverpool alone in top tier restrictions?

New restrictions on daily life are coming into force in parts of England deemed to be at the highest risk of coronavirus outbreaks .
They include curbs on meeting friends and family and going to the pub and are part of the government 's new three-tier alert system .
Councils in England will be placed on `` medium '' , `` high '' or `` very high '' alert - with different levels of restrictions .
• How does the three-tier lockdown system work ?
But questions remain over how these are decided and how councils can exit them .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and why ?
Some areas with very high coronavirus rates are not on very high alert , while Liverpool is .
In the most recent week , Manchester had the second highest rates in England , placing it ahead of all but one area ( Knowsley ) in the Liverpool City Region , but it is only high alert .
Similarly , Newcastle upon Tyne , Nottingham , Leeds and Sheffield currently rank higher in case rates than much of Liverpool , but are n't in the same tier as it .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this .
It indicated that the reasons include : • The positivity rate ( or the percentage of tests that come back positive ) • Which age groups are being infected The six local authorities that make up the Liverpool City Region collectively have very high case rates .
Meanwhile , the areas that make up Greater Manchester do rank highly , but just a little below those of the Liverpool City Region .
And in recent weeks , this case rate has increased quicker in Liverpool than Manchester .
Up-to-date hospital data @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
However , throughout September , the number of beds occupied with confirmed coronavirus patients in the major hospitals in the Liverpool City Region rose quicker than in Greater Manchester .
This data , however , only goes up to the beginning of October .
Localised data does n't tell us who is catching the virus .
However , looking at highly localised case rates in England , the two worst `` hotspots '' ( out of 7,200 areas in the country ) were the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ some local authorities in a controlled setting such as a university campus , it might explain why a very high alert has not been introduced , as this age group is not considered high risk .
And if there is a hotspot in a local authority with an older population - as is being suggested in the case of Liverpool - this could lead public health officials to take stronger precautions .
2 .
How do councils get out of the highest tier ?
This has n't been laid out .
The government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ areas every four weeks , but has not explained what would be deemed as suitable progress .
It 's likely it will look at some of the factors mentioned above .
It 's worth pointing out that some areas which have previously gone into local lockdowns have seen them loosened once progress was made , including Luton , Leicester and Oadby and Wigston .
• It 's not clear whether local lockdowns work The nine directly-elected English mayors , six of whom are in the North and the Midlands , have no formal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , when asked about his power to put Greater Manchester , which is currently on high alert , into very high alert restrictions , Mayor Andy Burnham told the BBC : `` if we were to ask the government for it , we would get it . ''
Likewise , Prime Minister Boris Johnson told a Downing Street press conference yesterday that the extra restrictions in Merseyside had `` been agreed with '' the local mayor .
This was disputed by the local metropolitan mayor Steve Rotheram who said they had been `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not clear whether a mayor would have the power to resist being put into one of the tiers .
In the areas with the most severe local restrictions , the prime minister suggested that `` the government will set a baseline '' and then `` work with local government leaders on the additional measures which should be taken '' .
4 .
Why do n't restaurants and pubs serving food have to close ?
On 21 September , the government 's scientific advisers called for the immediate temporary closure of all bars , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to them was associated with `` increased risk '' and that outbreaks had been linked to these venues .
But hospitality venues in almost all parts of England have been allowed to stay open , subject to a 10pm curfew and other rules .
Even in places facing the tightest restrictions , restaurants can remain open .
Pubs and bars can do the same if they serve `` substantial meals '' , while alcohol can only be served alongside food .
We asked the government why such venues were exempt .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ higher risk environments than other indoor settings ... by limiting the length of time customers spend in these venues , we are making them safer and reducing the risk of transmission '' .
It 's a different story in central Scotland where most licensed premises - including pubs , bars and restaurants - have closed for at least two weeks as part of a `` circuit breaker '' attempt to reduce viral transmission .
• When and how are pubs allowed to open ?
5 .
Why is UK travel restricted but not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ travelling in and out of areas under the highest alert level , other than for reasons like work or education , the government says .
It also advises residents under very high alert not to stay overnight in other areas .
But no extra restrictions on foreign travel from the affected areas have been applied .
At present , the government in England does not advise against non-essential journeys to countries on its `` travel corridor '' list .
So to fly to one of these destinations from Liverpool Airport - which is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not be going against government advice , but to go on holiday in the rest of the UK would .
We asked the government for the rationale behind this decision , but this has not yet been provided .
• THE R NUMBER : What it means and why it matters • SOCIAL DISTANCING : What are the rules now ?
• LOOK-UP TOOL : How many cases in your area ?
• SOCIAL LIFE : Is it safe to go to the pub ?

Covid tiers: Why are some areas facing tougher restrictions? Published 21 October 2020
Image source, Edmund Sumner Image caption, New Covid-19 restrictions have come into force in the Liverpool City Region
New restrictions on daily life have come into force in parts of England deemed to be at the highest risk of coronavirus outbreaks.
They include curbs on meeting friends and family and going to the pub and are part of the government's new three-tier alert system.
Councils in England have been placed on "medium", "high" or "very high'' alert - with different levels of restrictions.
But questions remain over how these are decided and how councils can exit them.
1. Who goes in the highest tier and why?
Some areas with very high coronavirus rates are not on very high alert, while Liverpool and Lancashire are and - from Saturday - Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire.
In the week ending 11 October (the latest week for Public Health England data), Nottingham had by far the highest rates of coronavirus in England. Similarly, Newcastle upon Tyne ranked higher than many parts of the areas currently facing the toughest rules.
We asked the Department of Health to explain who goes in the top tier. It indicated that the reasons include:
Number and increase of coronavirus cases
The positivity rate (or the percentage of tests that come back positive)
Pressures on the NHS
Which age groups are being infected
Getting data on hospitals is difficult because NHS Trust areas do not directly overlap with local geography.
However, Liverpool's major hospitals saw 400 people either admitted with coronavirus - or diagnosed with it in hospital - in the week to 11 October. This is compared with 130 in the same period, in the previous month.
Greater Manchester and Lancashire have also seen high case rates (often ranking highly in Public Health England's weekly analysis) and have also seen noticeable spikes in hospital cases.
2. Why isn't Nottingham in the top tier?
We don't have access to all of the data public health officials use.
For example, we aren't given breakdowns of the positivity rates in local areas or what proportion of people catching the virus are young.
However, looking at highly localised case rates in England, the two worst "hotspots" (out of 7,200 areas in the country) were the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University.
If students are driving up rates in some local authorities in a controlled setting such as a university campus, it might explain why a very high alert has not been introduced - as this age group is not considered high risk.
And if there is a hotspot in a local authority with an older population - as is being suggested in the case of Liverpool - this could lead public health officials to take stronger precautions.
Image source, Getty Images
Cases have been rising in Nottinghamshire's major hospitals as well, although at a slower rate than the North West regions.
3. How do councils get out of the top tier?
This hasn't been laid out.
The government says it will review very high risk areas every four weeks, but has not explained what would be deemed as suitable progress. It's likely it will look at some of the factors mentioned above.
It's worth pointing out that some areas which have previously gone into local lockdowns have seen them loosened once progress was made, including Luton, Leicester and Oadby and Wigston.
4. Why don't restaurants in the top tier have to close?
On 21 September, the government's scientific advisers called for the immediate temporary closure of all bars, restaurants and cafes. They noted that going to them was associated with ''increased risk'' and that outbreaks had been linked to these venues.
But hospitality venues in almost all parts of England have been allowed to stay open, subject to a 10pm curfew and other rules.
Even in places facing the tightest restrictions, restaurants can remain open. Pubs and bars can do the same if they serve "substantial meals", while alcohol can only be served alongside food.
Image source, PAUL ELLIS
We asked the government why such venues were exempt.
It said that although they were considered "higher risk environments than other indoor settings... by limiting the length of time customers spend in these venues, we are making them safer and reducing the risk of transmission".
It's a different story in central Scotland where most licensed premises - including pubs, bars and restaurants - have closed for at least two weeks as part of a ''circuit breaker'' attempt to reduce viral transmission.
5. Why is UK travel restricted but not some foreign travel?
People should avoid travelling in and out of areas under the highest alert level, other than for reasons like work or education, the government says.
It also advises residents under very high alert not to stay overnight in other areas.
But no extra restrictions on foreign travel from the affected areas have been applied.
At present, the government in England does not advise against non-essential journeys to countries on its ''travel corridor'' list.
So to fly to one of these destinations from Liverpool Airport - which is under the highest alert level - would not be going against government advice, but to go on holiday in the rest of the UK would.
We asked the government for the rationale behind this decision, but this has not yet been provided.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Youth mental health referrals halved in early lockdown

The number of under-18s getting NHS help for mental health issues in England nearly halved in the first two months of lockdown .
Young people who were n't able to get NHS support say they did n't know where to go for help and felt like they `` did n't really matter '' .
Charities worry a drop like this could happen again if we see a second spike and further lockdowns around the UK .
The number of people in England referred to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services ( CAMHS ) dropped by 47 % during April and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2019 .
CAMHS is the name for NHS mental health support for people until they are 18 .
Replies to Freedom of Information ( FOI ) requests from 40 NHS Trusts in England showed 22,735 patients were referred , compared to 42,887 patients in that same two months last year .
'There were no face-to-face appointments' '' I got very behind in my schoolwork which is very unlike me .
I had no motivation to get out of bed or do anything at all , '' she says .
Lucy , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her school for counselling before - but when she wanted help in lockdown , her school was closed .
`` There were no face-to-face appointments which was a bit problematic , because it 's really hard to talk about mental health online . ''
Lucy ended up going for treatment privately after lockdown - she says she 's lucky that her mum had private health insurance to help pay for it .
`` Everything goes so much quicker when you go privately , but that 's a privilege most young people do n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I knew I probably was n't going to be able to get any help from CAMHS . ''
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services is the name for the NHS support for young people with emotional , behavioural or mental health difficulties .
There are local CAMHS services around the UK , made up of people like nurses and psychiatrists , who can help with things like depression , eating disorders , self-harm and anxiety .
You then get an initial appointment to decide if you will get treatment and what it will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown `` is likely to be because of school closures and the increased difficulties of going to your GP , '' says Emma Thomas , chief executive at mental health charity YoungMinds .
She adds it might have also been because of `` some young people choosing not to look for help at a time when the NHS was under so much pressure . ''
But she believes many under-18s needed mental health support more than usual at that time , because of fears about the virus , social isolation , the loss @ @ @ @ @ @ @ losing someone they cared about .
`` The combination of worsening mental health and reduced support could create a surge in demand over the coming months , '' she warns .
'You feel like you should just give up' After someone is referred to CAMHS , the service decides if they will be given treatment .
As you 'd expect from the drop in referrals , the FOI data also showed 40 % fewer patients were accepted for help in April and May this year compared to in 2019 .
She says the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the divorce of her parents , and the social isolation in lockdown made her feel completely alone .
But although she was referred , she was then rejected for treatment twice in lockdown .
She says it made her feel like she `` did n't really matter '' and `` making a big deal out of nothing . ''
`` You feel like you should just give up because nobody really cares . ''
Olivia thinks pressure on health services in the pandemic played a part in the rejections , as she had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told she could come back to the service in future .
`` Accessing the service was difficult pre-Covid , but it 's certainly much , much harder since Covid hit , '' she says .
`` It was quite apparent , or my instinct said , the reason it was more difficult was because of Covid .
`` It certainly impacted on our situation and made it a much more lengthy process . ''
It was only after a third referral - and lockdown restrictions lifted - that Olivia got treatment in August @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It is impossible to predict the long-term impact of the coronavirus crisis on the nation 's mental health , '' says Leila Reyburn , Policy and Campaigns Manager at mental health charity Mind .
`` But we know that the NHS must be prepared for an increase in people seeking support as we emerge from lockdown .
`` Mind recently conducted a survey of almost 2,000 13 to 24-year-olds and nearly half told us that their mental health deteriorated during lockdown , with 42 % saying they had tried but been unable to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It is entirely understandable during the early stages of a pandemic , that some young people and their parents may have felt uneasy about seeking help , but it 's important to be clear that the NHS has remained open throughout and referrals are actually climbing since May - with mental health services available . ''
How to get mental health help Childline , Samaritans and the YoungMinds Crisis Messenger all provide 24/7 support .
The charity The Mix is also providing online , phone and counselling support as normal .
You can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ help with mental health and other issues .
Listen to Newsbeat live at 12:45 and 17:45 weekdays - or listen back here .

Lack of mental health help: ‘I felt nobody cares' Published 14 October 2020
Image caption, Olivia says getting rejected from NHS mental health services in lockdown made her feel "not worth it"
The number of under-18s getting NHS help for mental health issues in England nearly halved in the first two months of lockdown.
Young people who weren't able to get support say they felt like they "didn't really matter".
Lucy, who's 17, says she she didn't know where to go for help.
The number of people in England referred to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) dropped 47% in April and May, compared with last year.
CAMHS is the name for NHS mental health support for people until they are 18.
Replies to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests from 40 NHS Trusts in England showed 22,735 patients were referred, compared to 42,887 patients in the same two months last year.
Another 10 Trusts weren't able to answer within the deadline.
The exclusive data was obtained by Radio 1 Newsbeat.
Charities worry a drop like this could happen again if we see a second spike and further lockdowns around the UK.
'There were no face-to-face appointments'
Lucy was someone who wanted a referral but didn't get one.
"I got very behind in my schoolwork which is very unlike me. I had no motivation to get out of bed or do anything at all," she says.
Image source, Contributor photo Image caption, Lucy says she had "no motivation"
Lucy, who's from Manchester, had gone to her school for counselling before - but when she wanted help in lockdown, her school was closed.
She didn't feel she could go to her GP either.
"There were no face-to-face appointments which was a bit problematic, because it's really hard to talk about mental health online."
Lucy ended up going for treatment privately after lockdown - she says she's lucky that her mum had private health insurance to help pay for it.
"Everything goes so much quicker when you go privately, but that's a privilege most young people don't have," she says.
"I knew I probably wasn't going to be able to get any help from CAMHS."
The drop in referrals in lockdown "is likely to be because of school closures and the increased difficulties of going to your GP," says Emma Thomas, chief executive at mental health charity YoungMinds.
She adds it might have also been because of "some young people choosing not to look for help at a time when the NHS was under so much pressure."
But she believes many under-18s needed mental health support more than usual at that time, because of fears about the virus, social isolation, the loss of routine and in some cases, losing someone they cared about.
"The combination of worsening mental health and reduced support could create a surge in demand over the coming months," she warns.
'You feel like you should just give up'
After someone is referred to CAMHS, the service decides if they will be given treatment.
As you'd expect from the drop in referrals, the FOI data also showed 40% fewer patients were accepted for help in April and May this year compared to in 2019.
Olivia is 16 and was referred to CAMHS by her GP in March.
She says the worry and stress of her GCSEs, the divorce of her parents, and the social isolation in lockdown made her feel completely alone.
But although she was referred, she was then rejected for treatment twice in lockdown.
She says it made her feel like she "didn't really matter" and "making a big deal out of nothing."
"You feel like you should just give up because nobody really cares."
Olivia thinks pressure on health services in the pandemic played a part in the rejections, as she had been treated with CAMHS previously and was told she could come back to the service in future.
"Accessing the service was difficult pre-Covid, but it's certainly much, much harder since Covid hit," she says.
"It was quite apparent, or my instinct said, the reason it was more difficult was because of Covid.
"It certainly impacted on our situation and made it a much more lengthy process."
It was only after a third referral - and lockdown restrictions lifted - that Olivia got treatment in August.
What is CAMHS?
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services is the name for the NHS support for young people with emotional, behavioural or mental health difficulties.
There are local CAMHS services around the UK, made up of people like nurses and psychiatrists, who can help with things like depression, eating disorders, self-harm and anxiety.
You can be referred by a parent, carer, teacher or GP.
You then get an initial appointment to decide if you will get treatment and what it will be.
'The NHS must be prepared'
"It is impossible to predict the long-term impact of the coronavirus crisis on the nation's mental health," says Leila Reyburn, Policy and Campaigns Manager at mental health charity Mind.
"But we know that the NHS must be prepared for an increase in people seeking support as we emerge from lockdown.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Schools are one way you can be referred to CAMHS for help
"Mind recently conducted a survey of almost 2,000 13 to 24-year-olds and nearly half told us that their mental health deteriorated during lockdown, with 42% saying they had tried but been unable to access support during this time.
"It is vital that existing commitments are delivered particularly as we prepare for a potential second spike in coronavirus cases."
A spokesperson for NHS England said the NHS has been open to help people throughout lockdown.
"It is entirely understandable during the early stages of a pandemic, that some young people and their parents may have felt uneasy about seeking help, but it's important to be clear that the NHS has remained open throughout and referrals are actually climbing since May - with mental health services available."
How to get mental health help
You can go to your GP or school for mental health support - they can help or refer you to a service like CAMHS.
Mental health charity YoungMinds suggests helplines, textlines and online chat services.
Childline, Samaritans and the YoungMinds Crisis Messenger all provide 24/7 support.
The charity The Mix is also providing online, phone and counselling support as normal.
You can also visit the BBC Action Line for help with mental health and other issues.
Follow Newsbeat on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.


bbcuk--2020-10-13--Covid Sage documents: The scientific evidence and what No 10 then did

Their evidence said : There were solid grounds to suggest this would have had `` similar levels of effectiveness '' @ @ @ @ @ spring lockdown , in turning the tide of the pandemic .
But its shorter period @ @ @ @ @ effects - there would almost certainly have been fewer deaths but the line on the @ @ @ @ @ .
You would also have had to wait until after the restrictions had been lifted @ @ @ @ @ since it takes time for the infections that would have been prevented to translate to @ @ @ @ @ .

Their evidence said: There were solid grounds to suggest this would have had "similar levels of effectiveness" to that of the national spring lockdown, in turning the tide of the pandemic. But its shorter period would have limited the overall effects - there would almost certainly have been fewer deaths but the line on the graph would look less dramatic. You would also have had to wait until after the restrictions had been lifted to see any benefit, since it takes time for the infections that would have been prevented to translate to lower hospital admissions and deaths.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Coronavirus: Patient has sudden permanent hearing loss

`` Given the widespread presence of the virus in the population and the significant morbidity of hearing loss , it @ @ @ @ @ further , '' the team , from University College London and the Royal National Throat @ @ @ @ @ , said

"Given the widespread presence of the virus in the population and the significant morbidity of hearing loss, it is important to investigate this further," the team, from University College London and the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, said


bbcuk--2020-10-13--CEO Secrets: Older women strike out in lockdown

As part of our CEO Secrets series , which invites entrepreneurs to share their advice , we are focusing on @ @ @ @ @ lockdown .
Each week we will look at a different type of person .
This @ @ @ @ @ entrepreneurs aged over 50 .

As part of our CEO Secrets series, which invites entrepreneurs to share their advice, we are focusing on businesses that have launched during lockdown. Each week we will look at a different type of person. This week we speak to female entrepreneurs aged over 50.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--How to win at video conferencing

How to win at video conferencing

From tips about improving the sound of your voice on a call to brushing up on the etiquette of joining @ @ @ @ @ BBC Click ’ s LJ Rich has some useful advice .
See more at Click @ @ @ @ @

From tips about improving the sound of your voice on a call to brushing up on the etiquette of joining and leaving a meeting, BBC Click’s LJ Rich has some useful advice.
See more at Click's website and @BBCClick


bbcuk--2020-10-13--Coronavirus: Hundreds wish Edwin, 100, happy birthday

News of his 100th birthday was shared on BBC Radio WM as part of the station 's Make a Difference @ @ @ @ @ up to help people through the coronavirus pandemic .

News of his 100th birthday was shared on BBC Radio WM as part of the station's Make a Difference campaign, which was set up to help people through the coronavirus pandemic.


bbcuk--2020-10-13--'I was mistaken for a security guard at my first banking job'

`` We had the Davies Review [ on improving the gender balance on boards ] in 2011 , and just @ @ @ @ @ the FTSE 350 there is only one company now that does not have a woman @ @ @ @ @ he says .

"We had the Davies Review [on improving the gender balance on boards] in 2011, and just last week we heard in the FTSE 350 there is only one company now that does not have a woman on their board," he says.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Coronavirus: 'Idiots' gather in Liverpool on eve of new Covid rules

Police were forced to disperse large crowds in Liverpool on the eve of new coronavirus restrictions coming into force .
@ @ @ @ @ Anderson said they brought `` shame on our city '' while city councillor Nick Small @ @ @ @ @ `` idiots '' .

Police were forced to disperse large crowds in Liverpool on the eve of new coronavirus restrictions coming into force.
The city's mayor Joe Anderson said they brought "shame on our city" while city councillor Nick Small described those who gathered as "idiots".


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Coronavirus restructions: Arlene Foster on new rules for Northern Ireland

The First Minister , Arlene Foster , has announced further lockdown restrictions for Northern Ireland .
The restrictions include schools @ @ @ @ @ unless necessary .

The First Minister, Arlene Foster, has announced further lockdown restrictions for Northern Ireland.
The restrictions include schools closing and working from home unless necessary.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Newspaper headlines: Short lockdown 'on the cards' as pressure grows on PM

The modelling - by two of the government 's scientific advisors - shows that a shutdown including school closures and @ @ @ @ @ number of coronavirus-related deaths over the rest of the year by as much as 49 @ @ @ @ @ the authors argue this type of `` precautionary break '' could be used again over @ @ @ @ @ to buy time to roll-out other measures such as contact tracing .

The modelling - by two of the government's scientific advisors - shows that a shutdown including school closures and stay-at-home orders could cut the number of coronavirus-related deaths over the rest of the year by as much as 49%. The FT says the authors argue this type of "precautionary break" could be used again over Christmas or the spring half-term to buy time to roll-out other measures such as contact tracing.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Lewes landlady murder: Lodger Richard Canlin jailed

Judge Barnes said : `` It is always extremely sad when someone so young dies , but to have been @ @ @ @ @ manner , to have been disposed of in such a brutal way.…you rendered her completely @ @ @

Judge Barnes said: "It is always extremely sad when someone so young dies, but to have been murdered in such a brutal manner, to have been disposed of in such a brutal way.…you rendered her completely worthless."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Belfast attacks: Police release image of man they want to talk to

`` I have significant concerns that this might happen again and some of my concern is based on the fact @ @ @ @ @ this sort of situation occurring in the city centre , '' Ch Supt Walls said @

One victim was stabbed in the arm, one in the neck and one in the back of the leg, while another woman pedestrian was left with a stab wound, according to an update from the PSNI.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--West Ham fan banned over Mohammed Salah racist abuse

He added : `` We do not , and will not tolerate hate crime of any kind at football matches @ @ @ @ @ those who are found to have committed these kinds of crimes during games .

He added: "We do not, and will not tolerate hate crime of any kind at football matches and will take action against those who are found to have committed these kinds of crimes during games.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid-19: Boris Johnson defends regional curbs but 'rules nothing out'

He added : `` I rule out nothing of course in combating the virus , but we are going to @ @ @ @ @ , the regional approach that can drive down and will drive down the virus , @ @ @ @ @ . ''

He added: "I rule out nothing of course in combating the virus, but we are going to do it with the local, the regional approach that can drive down and will drive down the virus, if it is properly implemented."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: NHS staff testing 'dismantled' in virus hotspots

`` The problem is that both myself and my husband are key workers .
If we ca n't go to @ @ @ @ @ look after the children , that 's taking away our ability to offer those services @ @ @ @ @

Community and mental health staff and those at smaller district hospitals are all particularly likely to be relying on pillar two, since they are less likely to be working on a site with its own lab facilities.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid: Wales to ban people coming from UK hotspots

`` It is incumbent on the first minister to explain just why he has chosen to act in this way @ @ @ @ @ he and his ministers have seen to justify a ban and then publish it so @ @ @ @ @ '' .

"That gives more time for the prime minister, the UK government, to do the things that we have asked him to do, to do the same thing for people who live in England as we have done for people who live in Wales.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--'I fear being a forgotten casualty of pandemic'

Macmillan Cancer Support says a drop in referrals for urgent cancer check-ups , people starting treatment and the numbers being @ @ @ @ @ a `` traumatic '' impact on people 's lives now and in the future .

Macmillan Cancer Support says a drop in referrals for urgent cancer check-ups, people starting treatment and the numbers being screened is threatening to have a "traumatic" impact on people's lives now and in the future.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Idris Elba: We can all help solve climate change

Speaking of how he would like to see the world change , Idris said : `` My son is six @ @ @ @ @ him to know Daddy went to Sierra Leone to look at agriculture .
'What 's @ @ @ @ @ Well it 's a way of growing food .
It 's a way of looking @ @ @ @ @ if we look after our world , it will supply us back .

Speaking of how he would like to see the world change, Idris said: "My son is six years old and I want him to know Daddy went to Sierra Leone to look at agriculture. 'What's agriculture, Daddy?' Well it's a way of growing food. It's a way of looking after our world. And if we look after our world, it will supply us back.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Morrisons and Waitrose ditch glitter for Christmas

`` So , we 've taken glitter and plastic out of our festive range this year - so that our @ @ @ @ @ without worrying about the environmental impact . ''

But he said "we must go much further to end the scourge of plastic pollution" and called for the UK government to set targets for firms to phase out the use of unnecessary plastic.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid: Two-week circuit breaker 'may halve deaths', report says

It says deaths could be reduced by between 29 % and 49 % , but this will depend on the @ @ @ @ @ The faster the virus spreads this winter , the more effective a circuit breaker now @ @ @

It says deaths could be reduced by between 29% and 49%, but this will depend on the trajectory of the epidemic. The faster the virus spreads this winter, the more effective a circuit breaker now would be.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Quality Street missing 'the Chocolate Brownie one'

`` In order to keep Quality Street production going during the Covid-19 lockdown period , we made some temporary changes @ @ @ @ @ , such as running fewer lines for a time , '' a spokesperson for Nestle @ @

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bbcuk--2020-10-14--Brexit: PM 'disappointed' with progress ahead of EU summit

He said if a deal was n't reached by 15 October , `` then I do not see that there @ @ @ @ @ agreement between us , and we should both accept that and move on '' .

He said if a deal wasn't reached by 15 October, "then I do not see that there will be a free trade agreement between us, and we should both accept that and move on".


bbcuk--2020-10-14--John Leslie says sex assault allegations 'crazy'

The witness told the jury : `` The gist was , 'sorry about John , he 's very excited to @ @ @ @ @ been a long time since he has been to a party like this and sometimes @ @ @ @ @ goes over the top ' . ''

The witness told the jury: "The gist was, 'sorry about John, he's very excited to be here, it's been a long time since he has been to a party like this and sometimes he just gets over-excited and goes over the top'."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Serial rapists should never be released, Court of Appeal told

A teenager who was 17 when she and her mother and brother became victims of McCann told the BBC : @ @ @ @ @ a normal life , however that will never happen - nothing will ever take away @ @ @ @ @ backs I have and the fear I have living everyday .

A teenager who was 17 when she and her mother and brother became victims of McCann told the BBC: "I want to live a normal life, however that will never happen - nothing will ever take away the awful nightmares and flash backs I have and the fear I have living everyday.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid-19: What it's like to live under Tier 2 restrictions

Preston , and the nearby village of Garstang , in Lancashire are categorised as Tier 2 ( high risk ) @ @ @ @ @ three-tier Covid-19 restrictions for England .
But how do people feel about that , and @ @ @ @ @ lockdown measures in the future ?

Preston, and the nearby village of Garstang, in Lancashire are categorised as Tier 2 (high risk) under the government's new three-tier Covid-19 restrictions for England.
But how do people feel about that, and about the possibility of further lockdown measures in the future?


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid: Family of seven's one-bedroom flat lockdown 'hell'

It is home to piles of scaffolding poles and planks that do not belong to them , and they could @ @ @ @ @ because of a wasp nest .

"[The £2bn] investment is having a significant impact on the delivery of housing that meets the real needs of Welsh communities and we are on track to deliver our ambitious 20,000 affordable homes target this term despite the adverse impact the pandemic has had on the housebuilding sector."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--'I know pilots who are driving for Sainsbury's now'

`` I 'm just one of the many , '' she said .
`` That 's what you have got @ @ @ @ @ some point it will get back to normal , whatever normal is . ''

"I'm just one of the many," she said. "That's what you have got to say and hopefully at some point it will get back to normal, whatever normal is."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Used coronavirus tests handed out by mistake in Birmingham

`` I now know the council is saying apparently 25 tests were given out [ but ] from what we @ @ @ @ @ [ it ] was a greater figure [ or ] number than that and people @ @ @ @ @ have been opened which they 've [ the council ] also said they 've not @ @

"I now know the council is saying apparently 25 tests were given out [but] from what we saw being collected in, [it] was a greater figure [or] number than that and people have used them and they have been opened which they've [the council] also said they've not."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid in Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon warns Scots against travel to Blackpool

The first minister said people should `` watch the football at home '' , adding : `` Do not travel @ @ @ @ @ watch the Old Firm match in a pub .
If you do that you will @ @ @ @ @ people at risk please do not do that this weekend . ''

The first minister said people should "watch the football at home", adding: "Do not travel to Blackpool this weekend to watch the Old Firm match in a pub. If you do that you will be putting yourselves and other people at risk please do not do that this weekend."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--The gyms defying the Liverpool lockdown

The gyms defying the Liverpool lockdown

`` We 're not doing this in an irresponsible manner , we 're following all Covid guidelines as we have @ @ @ @ @ reason we 're doing this ... is to prove that gyms are a safe place @ @ @ @ @ a safe place to train . ''

"We're not doing this in an irresponsible manner, we're following all Covid guidelines as we have been all along and the reason we're doing this... is to prove that gyms are a safe place to come and they're a safe place to train."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Fraud victim: 'I got the shakes every time I went online'

`` I feared I had let down my wife , '' he said , as he become overwhelmed with guilt @ @ @ @ @ said .
`` I knew I had to take charge of my recovery .
For @ @ @ @ @ campaign to get the money back . ''

"I feared I had let down my wife," he said, as he become overwhelmed with guilt and trauma," he said. "I knew I had to take charge of my recovery. For me, that was a campaign to get the money back."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--The gay MPs persecuted for opposing appeasement of Nazi Germany

Come the war , many in the rebel group wanted to enlist in the Army .
Mr Cartland told his @ @ @ @ @ hate the Army but felt he `` could n't ask other young men to go @ @ @ @ @ .

Come the war, many in the rebel group wanted to enlist in the Army. Mr Cartland told his mother he thought he would hate the Army but felt he "couldn't ask other young men to go and fight for him".


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Down's syndrome language: 'No-one meant anything hurtful"

A mother of a young boy with Down 's syndrome is helping to teach people about appropriate language , after @ @ @ @ @ often used .
Becca , from Cornwall , uses flashcards to make sure people are @ @ @ @ @ saying someone `` has Down 's syndrome '' , rather than `` suffers with Down @ @ @ @ @ campaign is being rolled out in hospitals for midwives and other healthcare workers to use @ @ @ @ @ profession talking about it on social media .
A children 's clothing company has offered @ @ @ @ @ her son Arthur as the model , and she has been asked to translate it @ @ @ @

A mother of a young boy with Down's syndrome is helping to teach people about appropriate language, after being hurt by words people often used.
Becca, from Cornwall, uses flashcards to make sure people are aware to say things like saying someone "has Down's syndrome", rather than "suffers with Down's syndrome".
The campaign is being rolled out in hospitals for midwives and other healthcare workers to use, with many in the profession talking about it on social media.
A children's clothing company has offered to run it, with her son Arthur as the model, and she has been asked to translate it into other languages.
Video producer: Gem O'Reilly


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Bury: Bringing Football Back

Bury: Bringing Football Back

When Bury FC collapsed last August , a group of fans made it their mission to bring football back to @ @ @ @ @ odds .
The BBC followed them for 12 months , getting amazing behind-the-scenes access to @ @ @ @ @ football club as well as insight into the troubles that brought down one of Britain @ @ @ @ @ first place .
Now , with coronavirus putting more financial pressure than ever on lower-league @ @ @ @ @ have agreed on a £50m rescue package for League One and Two clubs .

When Bury FC collapsed last August, a group of fans made it their mission to bring football back to their town - against massive odds. The BBC followed them for 12 months, getting amazing behind-the-scenes access to the birth of a new football club as well as insight into the troubles that brought down one of Britain's oldest clubs in the first place.
Now, with coronavirus putting more financial pressure than ever on lower-league clubs, Premier League clubs have agreed on a £50m rescue package for League One and Two clubs.
Watch the full documentary Bury: Bringing Football Back on iPlayer
Directed, filmed & edited by: Tom Beal and Rob Brown
Digital Producer: Gerard Groves
Executive Producer: Nisha Lilia Diu
Photo Credit: www.andywhiteheadphotography.com


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Lack of mental health help: ‘I felt nobody cares'

The number of under-18s getting NHS help for mental health issues in England nearly halved in the first two months of lockdown .
Young people who were n't able to get support say they felt like they `` did n't really matter '' .
Lucy , who 's 17 , says she she did n't know where to go for help .
The number of people in England referred to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services ( CAMHS ) dropped 47 % in April and May , compared with last year .
CAMHS is the name for NHS mental health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Replies to Freedom of Information ( FOI ) requests from 40 NHS Trusts in England showed 22,735 patients were referred , compared to 42,887 patients in the same two months last year .
Charities worry a drop like this could happen again if we see a second spike and further lockdowns around the UK .
'There were no face-to-face appointments' Lucy was someone who wanted a referral but did n't get one .
`` I got very behind in my schoolwork which is very unlike me .
I had no motivation to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at all , '' she says .
Lucy , who 's from Manchester , had gone to her school for counselling before - but when she wanted help in lockdown , her school was closed .
She did n't feel she could go to her GP either .
`` There were no face-to-face appointments which was a bit problematic , because it 's really hard to talk about mental health online . ''
Lucy ended up going for treatment privately after lockdown - she says she 's lucky that her mum had private @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Everything goes so much quicker when you go privately , but that 's a privilege most young people do n't have , '' she says .
`` I knew I probably was n't going to be able to get any help from CAMHS . ''
The drop in referrals in lockdown `` is likely to be because of school closures and the increased difficulties of going to your GP , '' says Emma Thomas , chief executive at mental health charity YoungMinds .
She adds it might have also been because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to look for help at a time when the NHS was under so much pressure . ''
But she believes many under-18s needed mental health support more than usual at that time , because of fears about the virus , social isolation , the loss of routine and in some cases , losing someone they cared about .
`` The combination of worsening mental health and reduced support could create a surge in demand over the coming months , '' she warns .
'You feel like you should just give up' After someone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decides if they will be given treatment .
As you 'd expect from the drop in referrals , the FOI data also showed 40 % fewer patients were accepted for help in April and May this year compared to in 2019 .
Olivia is 16 and was referred to CAMHS by her GP in March .
She says the worry and stress of her GCSEs , the divorce of her parents , and the social isolation in lockdown made her feel completely alone .
But although she was referred , she was then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She says it made her feel like she `` did n't really matter '' and `` making a big deal out of nothing . ''
`` You feel like you should just give up because nobody really cares . ''
Olivia thinks pressure on health services in the pandemic played a part in the rejections , as she had been treated with CAMHS previously and was told she could come back to the service in future .
`` Accessing the service was difficult pre-Covid , but it 's certainly much , much harder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` It was quite apparent , or my instinct said , the reason it was more difficult was because of Covid .
`` It certainly impacted on our situation and made it a much more lengthy process . ''
It was only after a third referral - and lockdown restrictions lifted - that Olivia got treatment in August .
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services is the name for the NHS support for young people with emotional , behavioural or mental health difficulties .
There are local CAMHS services around the UK @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and psychiatrists , who can help with things like depression , eating disorders , self-harm and anxiety .
You then get an initial appointment to decide if you will get treatment and what it will be .
'The NHS must be prepared' '' It is impossible to predict the long-term impact of the coronavirus crisis on the nation 's mental health , '' says Leila Reyburn , Policy and Campaigns Manager at mental health charity Mind .
`` But we know that the NHS must be prepared for an increase in people seeking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Mind recently conducted a survey of almost 2,000 13 to 24-year-olds and nearly half told us that their mental health deteriorated during lockdown , with 42 % saying they had tried but been unable to access support during this time .
`` It is entirely understandable during the early stages of a pandemic , that some young people and their parents may have felt uneasy about seeking help , but it 's important to be clear that the NHS has remained open throughout and referrals are actually climbing since May - with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get mental health help You can go to your GP or school for mental health support - they can help or refer you to a service like CAMHS .
Childline , Samaritans and the YoungMinds Crisis Messenger all provide 24/7 support .
The charity The Mix is also providing online , phone and counselling support as normal .
You can also visit the BBC Action Line for help with mental health and other issues .
Listen to Newsbeat live at 12:45 and 17:45 weekdays - or listen back here .

Lack of mental health help: ‘I felt nobody cares' Published 14 October 2020
Image caption, Olivia says getting rejected from NHS mental health services in lockdown made her feel "not worth it"
The number of under-18s getting NHS help for mental health issues in England nearly halved in the first two months of lockdown.
Young people who weren't able to get support say they felt like they "didn't really matter".
Lucy, who's 17, says she she didn't know where to go for help.
The number of people in England referred to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) dropped 47% in April and May, compared with last year.
CAMHS is the name for NHS mental health support for people until they are 18.
Replies to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests from 40 NHS Trusts in England showed 22,735 patients were referred, compared to 42,887 patients in the same two months last year.
Another 10 Trusts weren't able to answer within the deadline.
The exclusive data was obtained by Radio 1 Newsbeat.
Charities worry a drop like this could happen again if we see a second spike and further lockdowns around the UK.
'There were no face-to-face appointments'
Lucy was someone who wanted a referral but didn't get one.
"I got very behind in my schoolwork which is very unlike me. I had no motivation to get out of bed or do anything at all," she says.
Image source, Contributor photo Image caption, Lucy says she had "no motivation"
Lucy, who's from Manchester, had gone to her school for counselling before - but when she wanted help in lockdown, her school was closed.
She didn't feel she could go to her GP either.
"There were no face-to-face appointments which was a bit problematic, because it's really hard to talk about mental health online."
Lucy ended up going for treatment privately after lockdown - she says she's lucky that her mum had private health insurance to help pay for it.
"Everything goes so much quicker when you go privately, but that's a privilege most young people don't have," she says.
"I knew I probably wasn't going to be able to get any help from CAMHS."
The drop in referrals in lockdown "is likely to be because of school closures and the increased difficulties of going to your GP," says Emma Thomas, chief executive at mental health charity YoungMinds.
She adds it might have also been because of "some young people choosing not to look for help at a time when the NHS was under so much pressure."
But she believes many under-18s needed mental health support more than usual at that time, because of fears about the virus, social isolation, the loss of routine and in some cases, losing someone they cared about.
"The combination of worsening mental health and reduced support could create a surge in demand over the coming months," she warns.
'You feel like you should just give up'
After someone is referred to CAMHS, the service decides if they will be given treatment.
As you'd expect from the drop in referrals, the FOI data also showed 40% fewer patients were accepted for help in April and May this year compared to in 2019.
Olivia is 16 and was referred to CAMHS by her GP in March.
She says the worry and stress of her GCSEs, the divorce of her parents, and the social isolation in lockdown made her feel completely alone.
But although she was referred, she was then rejected for treatment twice in lockdown.
She says it made her feel like she "didn't really matter" and "making a big deal out of nothing."
"You feel like you should just give up because nobody really cares."
Olivia thinks pressure on health services in the pandemic played a part in the rejections, as she had been treated with CAMHS previously and was told she could come back to the service in future.
"Accessing the service was difficult pre-Covid, but it's certainly much, much harder since Covid hit," she says.
"It was quite apparent, or my instinct said, the reason it was more difficult was because of Covid.
"It certainly impacted on our situation and made it a much more lengthy process."
It was only after a third referral - and lockdown restrictions lifted - that Olivia got treatment in August.
What is CAMHS?
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services is the name for the NHS support for young people with emotional, behavioural or mental health difficulties.
There are local CAMHS services around the UK, made up of people like nurses and psychiatrists, who can help with things like depression, eating disorders, self-harm and anxiety.
You can be referred by a parent, carer, teacher or GP.
You then get an initial appointment to decide if you will get treatment and what it will be.
'The NHS must be prepared'
"It is impossible to predict the long-term impact of the coronavirus crisis on the nation's mental health," says Leila Reyburn, Policy and Campaigns Manager at mental health charity Mind.
"But we know that the NHS must be prepared for an increase in people seeking support as we emerge from lockdown.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Schools are one way you can be referred to CAMHS for help
"Mind recently conducted a survey of almost 2,000 13 to 24-year-olds and nearly half told us that their mental health deteriorated during lockdown, with 42% saying they had tried but been unable to access support during this time.
"It is vital that existing commitments are delivered particularly as we prepare for a potential second spike in coronavirus cases."
A spokesperson for NHS England said the NHS has been open to help people throughout lockdown.
"It is entirely understandable during the early stages of a pandemic, that some young people and their parents may have felt uneasy about seeking help, but it's important to be clear that the NHS has remained open throughout and referrals are actually climbing since May - with mental health services available."
How to get mental health help
You can go to your GP or school for mental health support - they can help or refer you to a service like CAMHS.
Mental health charity YoungMinds suggests helplines, textlines and online chat services.
Childline, Samaritans and the YoungMinds Crisis Messenger all provide 24/7 support.
The charity The Mix is also providing online, phone and counselling support as normal.
You can also visit the BBC Action Line for help with mental health and other issues.
Follow Newsbeat on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.


bbcuk--2020-10-13--Why Dolly Alderton stopped writing about her personal life

`` And I also just grew out of it , I think , '' she continues .
`` It takes @ @ @ @ @ Living in a way that means that you are constantly looking , in your day-to-day @ @ @ @ @ and your friendships , to find material that will then be immediately put on the @ @ @ @ @ , presented to the world as who you are and how you live , for @ @ @ @ @ , commented on and analysed .
That is one hell of a life choice .
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"And I also just grew out of it, I think," she continues. "It takes its toll on you. Living in a way that means that you are constantly looking, in your day-to-day life and in your relationships and your friendships, to find material that will then be immediately put on the page, black and white, presented to the world as who you are and how you live, for that then to be digested, commented on and analysed. That is one hell of a life choice."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Coronavirus: What are Northern Ireland's new Covid rules?

New Covid-19 hospitality restrictions are to come into effect across all of Northern Ireland at 18:00 BST on Friday .
@ @ @ @ @ agreed that schools will close for two weeks , including the half-term holiday , until @ @ @ @ @ their closure will be reviewed .
BBC News NI 's Jordan Kenny gives you a @ @ @ @ @ you need to know .
Graphics by Peter Hamill and edit by Jordan Kenny .

New Covid-19 hospitality restrictions are to come into effect across all of Northern Ireland at 18:00 BST on Friday.
The NI executive has also agreed that schools will close for two weeks, including the half-term holiday, until Monday 2 November, when their closure will be reviewed.
BBC News NI's Jordan Kenny gives you a run down of everything else you need to know.
Graphics by Peter Hamill and edit by Jordan Kenny.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid and mental health: 'Children are being failed massively'

New figures obtained by the BBC have found that the number of children referred to mental health services over lockdown @ @ @ @ @ as the same time last year .
Mental health charity Young Minds fears that worsening @ @ @ @ @ to support could create a surge in demand over the coming months .
One mother @ @ @ @ @ the pain of seeing her son suffer during the pandemic .
If you or someone @ @ @ @ @ by a mental health issue , help and support is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline

New figures obtained by the BBC have found that the number of children referred to mental health services over lockdown was nearly half as many as the same time last year.
Mental health charity Young Minds fears that worsening mental health and reduced access to support could create a surge in demand over the coming months.
One mother has told the BBC about the pain of seeing her son suffer during the pandemic.
If you or someone you know has been affected by a mental health issue, help and support is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline


bbcuk--2020-10-14--PMQs: Keir Starmer calls for Boris Johnson to back circuit break

The Labour leader has quoted a national newspaper claiming there is an 80 % chance the prime minister will back @ @ @ @ @ a fortnight .
Sir Keir Starmer called on him to do it sooner to save @ @ @ @ @ protect the NHS .
Boris Johnson said he could “ rule out nothing ” in @ @ @ @ @ called on the Labour leader to “ change his mind ” over backing the government @ @

The Labour leader has quoted a national newspaper claiming there is an 80% chance the prime minister will back calls for circuit break within a fortnight.
Sir Keir Starmer called on him to do it sooner to save lives, fix tracing and protect the NHS.
Boris Johnson said he could “rule out nothing” in fighting the virus, and called on the Labour leader to “change his mind” over backing the government policy.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--PMQs: Colum Eastwood challenge Boris Johnson over virus restriction payments to workers

As extra restrictions are announced for Northern Ireland , the prime minister was asked about the money paid for those @ @ @ @ @ work .
The SDLP ’ s Colum Eastwood said a “ normal worker ” under @ @ @ @ @ be entitled to £227 per week from November .
Asked if he could live on @ @ @ @ @ minister said he was “ proud ” of the national living wage , and under @ @ @ @ @ universal credit “ nobody gets less than 93 % of their current income ” .

As extra restrictions are announced for Northern Ireland, the prime minister was asked about the money paid for those not able to get to work.
The SDLP’s Colum Eastwood said a “normal worker” under a new furlough scheme would be entitled to £227 per week from November.
Asked if he could live on that money, the prime minister said he was “proud” of the national living wage, and under the job support scheme and universal credit “nobody gets less than 93% of their current income”.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Covid tier system: What is the tier lockdown system in England?

A new three-tier system has been introduced in England to help control the spread of coronavirus and prevent the NHS @ @ @ @ @ will now be classified as either 'medium ' , 'high ' or 'very high ' @ @ @ @ @ lockdown rules .
This system does not apply in Scotland , Northern Ireland or Wales @ @ @ @ @ at what tier ?
BBC Health Correspondent Laura Foster has a summary of the key @ @

Every part of England has been placed in a tier in order to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
The system was introduced after lockdown 2.0 ended on 2 December.
Each tier represents a different level of restrictions - tier 1 being the least strict and tier 3 being the most.
Decisions about which tier an area is in are reviewed every two weeks though changes have been made sooner than that if there is a need to do so.
The BBC's Health Correspondent Laura Foster uses cake to explain what can and can't be done under the restrictions.
Video by Mattea Bubalo, Aoife McKenna, Mel Lou and Laura Foster.
Read more: London to enter tier 3 Covid rules from Wednesday


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Newspaper headlines: 'Millions face new lockdown' amid fears for economy

© 2020 BBC .
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites .
Read about our approach @ @ @ @

It says the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted that those countries that are able to access cheap borrowing on the financial markets should be able to avoid stonking tax rises later. The IMF says it was too quick to advocate austerity following the 2008 financial crisis, and that this time round, governments should focus first on "fostering a strong recovery".


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Heritage sites: What's been saved, what's at risk?

Willie Howe in Driffield , East Yorkshire , is a prehistoric funerary monument mound called a barrow .
Legend has @ @ @ @ @ a bunch of fairies having a party there and they offered the man a drink @ @ @ @ @ of fairies , he did not imbibe the liquid but poured it away and stole @ @ @

Willie Howe in Driffield, East Yorkshire, is a prehistoric funerary monument mound called a barrow. Legend has it a drunk man discovered a bunch of fairies having a party there and they offered the man a drink. Wise to cunning ways of fairies, he did not imbibe the liquid but poured it away and stole the cup.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--Nicola Sturgeon 'very unlikely' to ease household visit rules

People are still allowed to meet up in groups of up to six outdoors and in gardens , as long @ @ @ @ @ households are present .

Ms Sturgeon rejected his claims she had "ignored scientific advice", saying: "I will make no apology, given the nature of the threat we are dealing with right now, of being prepared to take quick, firm and decisive action if we deem that is necessary to save lives."


bbcuk--2020-10-14--LGBT pupils in Wales 'need better support' from schools

`` I was n't able to be me .
It affected my mental health as I had to justify who @ @ @ @ @ live up to their perceptions of what being a gay woman is . ''

"I wasn't able to be me. It affected my mental health as I had to justify who I was everyday, and live up to their perceptions of what being a gay woman is."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid alert level: London, Essex and other areas moving to Tier 2

He said : `` The key issue is if we do n't do this now we could face the much @ @ @ @ @ weeks which would be even worse for businesses . ''

Repeating his calls for a financial support package for parts of the North West, he added: "Greater Manchester, the Liverpool City Region and Lancashire are being set up as the canaries in the coalmine for an experimental regional lockdown strategy as an attempt to prevent the expense of what is truly needed.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid alert level: No Tier 3 agreement yet, say Greater Manchester leaders

Until then , workers are in line for up to 80 % of their pay - 20 % from their @ @ @ @ @ the government - if their premises must close , or if there is n't enough @ @ @ @ @

Until then, workers are in line for up to 80% of their pay - 20% from their employer and 60% from the government - if their premises must close, or if there isn't enough for them to do.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Coronavirus: Liverpool considers extra half-term week

The city has 660 cases per 100,000 per population in the week up to 11 October .
This is behind @ @ @ @ @ , and Knowsley with 688 , according to Public Health England data .

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bbcuk--2020-10-15--Marstons to cut up to 2,150 furloughed pub jobs

For those companies in the harshest restriction zones , the government has said it will provide two-thirds of workers ' @ @ @ @ @ to shut down .
But for Marstons , the less generous offer is n't enough @ @ @ @ @ of their staff on their books .

"From 1 November it is really uncertain whether our businesses will be able to access the new Job Support Scheme but in any case that requires businesses to be able to pay 55% of wages and hospitality just can't afford to do that with no revenues.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--High charges for rural broadband investigated by Ofcom

It added : `` We are obliged to send USO quotes to customers when they request them , and appreciate @ @ @ @ @ properties some of these can be unaffordable .
We 're working hard to enable communities @ @ @ @ @ the costs of an USO connection to help drive down costs for individuals .
We @ @ @ @ @ as possible . ''

It added: "We are obliged to send USO quotes to customers when they request them, and appreciate that for the most remote properties some of these can be unaffordable. We're working hard to enable communities to be able to share the costs of an USO connection to help drive down costs for individuals. We will launch this as soon as possible."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Russian jets intercepted off north-east Scotland

Over the past two weeks the exercise had seen live firing by jets at ranges in the Highlands and simulated @ @ @ @ @ Elizabeth involving more than 20 aircraft .

Over the past two weeks the exercise had seen live firing by jets at ranges in the Highlands and simulated aerial attacks on HMS Queen Elizabeth involving more than 20 aircraft.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--More than £60k raised for father of Chinnor family killed in crash

Mrs Powell , who had lived in Chinnor since the mid-2010s but was previously from Sheffield , was a blogger @ @ @ @ @ family life and the challenges of having young children .

Sgt Dominic Mahon thanked those who provided witness statements and offered to help at the "distressing" scene, and offered thanks on behalf of the Powell family to those who left messages of condolence via the police force and in Chinnor.


bbcuk--2020-10-14--'Game-changer' drug to tackle addiction

'Game-changer' drug to tackle addiction

For more than 20 years , Dougie 's life was a vicious cycle of drugs , crime and the death @ @ @ @ @ .
But for the past nine months he has been taking a medication that blocks @ @ @ @ @ helps him break the cycle .

For more than 20 years, Dougie's life was a vicious cycle of drugs, crime and the death of people close to him. But for the past nine months he has been taking a medication that blocks his craving for heroin and helps him break the cycle.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Ryanair cuts back winter flight schedule

He added : `` It is inevitable , given the scale of these cutbacks , that we will be implementing @ @ @ @ @ job sharing this winter in those bases where we have agreed reduced working time and @ @ @ @ @ a better short-term outcome than mass job losses .

He added: "It is inevitable, given the scale of these cutbacks, that we will be implementing more unpaid leave, and job sharing this winter in those bases where we have agreed reduced working time and pay, but this is a better short-term outcome than mass job losses.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Heineken fined for forcing pubs to stock too many of its beers

However , they can ask to pay a higher rent and arrange their own supplies .
If they do , @ @ @ @ @ a proportion of their landlord 's drinks they can also sell different brands , and @ @ @ @ @ much the landlord can force them to sell .

However, they can ask to pay a higher rent and arrange their own supplies. If they do, while they must still stock a proportion of their landlord's drinks they can also sell different brands, and there are limits on how much the landlord can force them to sell.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Kintore's first train service in more than 50 years

Kris Kinnear , of Network Rail Scotland , said : `` This station will create new social and economic opportunities @ @ @ @ @ we are pleased to have been able to deliver the new facility for the town @

Kris Kinnear, of Network Rail Scotland, said: "This station will create new social and economic opportunities for people in Kintore and we are pleased to have been able to deliver the new facility for the town.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Local lockdown rules: Check Covid restrictions in your area

There have been more than 500,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far in the UK and more than 40,000 people @ @ @ @ @ the latest government figures .
Find out how the pandemic has affected your area and @ @ @ @ @ national average by following this link to an in depth guide to the numbers involved @

Find out how the pandemic has affected your area and how it compares with the national average by following this link to an in depth guide to the numbers involved.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: What are the Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 lockdown rules?

You can not meet in private gardens or pub gardens , but can meet in parks , beaches , countryside @ @ @ @ @ as you are not in a group of more than six .

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--2020-10-15--Covid: Family of seven's one-bedroom flat lockdown 'hell'

Jennie Bibbings from the charity said children had been among the hardest hit : `` It is appalling that so @ @ @ @ @ poor-quality housing which is affecting their mental health and making it harder to avoid the @ @ @

"[The £2bn] investment is having a significant impact on the delivery of housing that meets the real needs of Welsh communities and we are on track to deliver our ambitious 20,000 affordable homes target this term despite the adverse impact the pandemic has had on the housebuilding sector."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Coronavirus: 'Tier one ends at my garden wall'

People on the Derbyshire side of the street , currently in tier one , can meet socially in groups of @ @ @ @ @ on the other side are subject to more stringent restrictions - due to the fact @ @ @ @ @ week .

A Nottinghamshire spokesperson said: "If they are in Nottinghamshire, it will be a legal requirement not to mix with other people indoors unless they live with them, have a support bubble with them or fall under one of the other exceptions."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--I cried with happiness - swimmer Peaty on fatherhood

Adam Peaty knows his partner wo n't be happy with him for saying it , but says it all the same : seeing his son born gave him the same feeling as winning an Olympic medal .
`` It was such a 'wow ' moment when he arrived and as soon as he came out , I cried , '' the British swimmer tells BBC Sport .
`` She [ Eiri ] will hate me saying this , but when he came out , it really was like when you win the Olympics . ''
In the pool , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ battle-hardened winner , but George 's arrival has shown he has a softer - much more human - side as well .
Now in Budapest to lead his team , London Roar , into the second season of the International Swimming League ( ISL ) , Peaty faces a `` difficult '' six weeks away from his new family .
He says : `` Being apart is a hard pill to swallow , as these are times you 'll never get back and I feel so connected to him , but we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a job to do , which Eiri understands . ''
The inaugural ISL season in 2019 took in six venues across Europe and North America before the spectacular Grand Final - won by Energy Standard - in Las Vegas last December .
Organisers hoped for more locations in 2020 , but plans were revised after the global coronavirus outbreak and were it not for the investment of billionaire owner Konstantin Grigorishin , it would not be happening at all .
Two new teams - Tokyo Frog Kings and Toronto Titans - have joined @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which runs from 16 October to 22 November and takes place entirely in Budapest , Hungary .
`` The whole world has been through so much since we last raced , which is why I 'm so grateful to be in this position right now , '' says Peaty .
`` After the Olympics were postponed it 's been great to have something else to focus on . ''
Bringing more than 300 of the world 's top swimmers together when many countries have travel restrictions in place has presented significant challenges , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other sports - namely basketball and cricket - to try to minimise risk .
`` We had Covid tests before we left the UK and several here in Budapest , '' says Peaty .
`` We 're in team bubbles to reduce mixing , but we 're also based on Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube river running through Budapest , so we 're isolated , which helps us and the public to stay safe in case there were any positive cases . ''
• None Your guide to season two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strong British presence , the London Roar franchise were set to boast Australian Olympic champions Kyle Chalmers , Cate and Bronte Campbell , as well as Emma McKeon , in their line-up .
However , they withdrew after Swimming Australia warned them about the potential risks of travelling to Europe , including the possible impact to their long-term health .
Peaty says it is a `` blow '' that leaves the 2019 runners-up somewhat `` exposed '' , but he is confident they can still be contenders and take advantage of ISL new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medley relay , you get to choose the stroke in skins , which is a knockout event worth loads of points , '' says Peaty , who won world gold in the event alongside fellow London Roar GB team-mates Luke Greenbank , James Guy and Duncan Scott in 2019 .
`` Last season it was always freestyle , but now if we win the medley , we could choose breaststroke and that makes things more of a level playing field . ''
Also new for 2020 is the team kit .
After athletes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suits ' for season one , many expressed their 'shock ' on social media this week about the more vibrant colour choices for season two .
London Roar - who wear green and gold - have been told theirs would be suitable for Kermit the frog , Green Lantern or even a member of Slytherin House , but Peaty has a different take .
`` It 's like I 'm an Avenger with a cape or something , '' he says while laughing .
`` I might as well be on a runway @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my style , but it 's a bit of fun which hopefully kids watching will like . ''
• None Can the scene now make it big outside of London ?

Adam Peaty says he cried when his son George-Anderson Adetola Peaty was born
International Swimming League Venue: Budapest Dates: Friday, 16 October to Sunday, 22 November Coverage: All matches featuring London Roar, the semi-finals and finals will be streamed live on the BBC Sport website, app and via the BBC iPlayer.
Adam Peaty knows his partner won't be happy with him for saying it, but says it all the same: seeing his son born gave him the same feeling as winning an Olympic medal.
The 25-year-old admits he was reduced to tears after the birth of his son, George-Anderson Adetola Peaty, to partner Eiri Munro on 11 September and describes it as a "really emotional time" for the pair as their lives "changed forever".
"It was such a 'wow' moment when he arrived and as soon as he came out, I cried," the British swimmer tells BBC Sport.
"She [Eiri] will hate me saying this, but when he came out, it really was like when you win the Olympics."
In the pool, the world record-breaking Olympic breaststroke champion is a battle-hardened winner, but George's arrival has shown he has a softer - much more human - side as well.
Now in Budapest to lead his team, London Roar, into the second season of the International Swimming League (ISL), Peaty faces a "difficult" six weeks away from his new family.
He says: "Being apart is a hard pill to swallow, as these are times you'll never get back and I feel so connected to him, but we have great support at home and I have a job to do, which Eiri understands."
Peaty will use the ISL as part of his build-up to the postponed Tokyo Olympics
Peaty 'ready' to race again
The inaugural ISL season in 2019 took in six venues across Europe and North America before the spectacular Grand Final - won by Energy Standard - in Las Vegas last December.
Organisers hoped for more locations in 2020, but plans were revised after the global coronavirus outbreak and were it not for the investment of billionaire owner Konstantin Grigorishin, it would not be happening at all.
Two new teams - Tokyo Frog Kings and Toronto Titans - have joined the existing eight for the event, which runs from 16 October to 22 November and takes place entirely in Budapest, Hungary.
"The whole world has been through so much since we last raced, which is why I'm so grateful to be in this position right now," says Peaty. "After the Olympics were postponed it's been great to have something else to focus on."
Bringing more than 300 of the world's top swimmers together when many countries have travel restrictions in place has presented significant challenges, but ISL organisers have analysed moves by other sports - namely basketball and cricket - to try to minimise risk.
"We had Covid tests before we left the UK and several here in Budapest," says Peaty.
"We're in team bubbles to reduce mixing, but we're also based on Margaret Island in the middle of the Danube river running through Budapest, so we're isolated, which helps us and the public to stay safe in case there were any positive cases."
Energy Standard won the inaugural ISL title and are the favourites for season two
In addition to the strong British presence, the London Roar franchise were set to boast Australian Olympic champions Kyle Chalmers, Cate and Bronte Campbell, as well as Emma McKeon, in their line-up.
However, they withdrew after Swimming Australia warned them about the potential risks of travelling to Europe, including the possible impact to their long-term health.
Peaty says it is a "blow" that leaves the 2019 runners-up somewhat "exposed", but he is confident they can still be contenders and take advantage of ISL new rules.
"If you win the medley relay, you get to choose the stroke in skins, which is a knockout event worth loads of points," says Peaty, who won world gold in the event alongside fellow London Roar GB team-mates Luke Greenbank, James Guy and Duncan Scott in 2019.
"Last season it was always freestyle, but now if we win the medley, we could choose breaststroke and that makes things more of a level playing field."
Also new for 2020 is the team kit.
London Roar and LA Current show off their new team kits...
After athletes donned what were described as pre-race 'space suits' for season one, many expressed their 'shock' on social media this week about the more vibrant colour choices for season two.
London Roar - who wear green and gold - have been told theirs would be suitable for Kermit the frog, Green Lantern or even a member of Slytherin House, but Peaty has a different take.
"It's like I'm an Avenger with a cape or something," he says while laughing. "I might as well be on a runway.
"It might not be quite my style, but it's a bit of fun which hopefully kids watching will like."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--The gay MPs persecuted for opposing appeasement of Nazi Germany

Come the war , many in the rebel group wanted to enlist in the Army .
Mr Cartland told his @ @ @ @ @ hate the Army but felt he `` could n't ask other young men to go @ @ @ @ @ .

Come the war, many in the rebel group wanted to enlist in the Army. Mr Cartland told his mother he thought he would hate the Army but felt he "couldn't ask other young men to go and fight for him".


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Jurgen Klopp's record-breaking five Liverpool years in numbers

In his first news conference as Liverpool manager , Jurgen Klopp posed a rhetorical question , intended to be self-deprecating : `` Does anyone in this room think that I can do wonders ? ''
In half a decade of continual improvement at the Reds , the German has won trophies , broken records , restored the club to the top of the English game , inspired a city and more .
Not bad for a `` normal guy from the Black Forest '' .
Having just celebrated the fifth anniversary of his arrival at Anfield , BBC Sport looks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Klopp 's remarkable reign .
Getting better and better On his first day as Liverpool boss , in October 2015 , Klopp spoke of the need to turn `` doubters into believers '' .
Over the course of 272 matches and 164 wins , he has done just that .
Every season of the German 's tenure has seen an improvement on the one before , with each campaign yielding an increasing number of victories and witnessing a win percentage that has risen from 44.2 % in 2015-16 to 71.9 % in 2019-20 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the geniuses within the history of Liverpool , '' said Klopp at that maiden Reds news conference .
`` None of these managers said they wanted to be a legend when they arrived . ''
Bill Shankly , Bob Paisley , Joe Fagan , Kenny Dalglish - these are just some of the names to whom Klopp was referring .
The German has some way to go yet before he matches the trophy haul of some of his predecessors ( Paisley alone won 20 of them ) , but he has them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Reds boss .
His numbers stack up against his peers in the Premier League too .
Only Manchester City 's Pep Guardiola , Klopp 's previous rival in Germany with whom he has been embroiled in a fascinating on-field battle in this country over the past two seasons , is averaging more points per game in the English top flight since 1992-93 .
It will be satisfying to Liverpool fans to see the manager who last season restored them as England 's champions slightly ahead of Sir Alex Ferguson , the man who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off their perch '' during his trophy-laden 27 years at Manchester United .
`` History is the base for us .
It 's not allowed to take the history in the backpack . ''
Klopp laid out his plans to start a `` new way '' for Liverpool in his first dealings with the English media and he has been true to his word , in record-breaking fashion .
• None From October 2019 to February 2020 , the Reds won 18 consecutive league matches , a joint-record in English top-flight history • @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 24 straight Premier League home matches from February 2019 to July 2020 • None They remain undefeated in their past 61 league games at Anfield - the third longest unbeaten home run in the English top flight by any side '' I believe in the potential of this team .
There are four or five strikers I can work with , experienced defenders , the goalkeeper is really good . ''
Klopp was certainly right about the potential of the side he inherited back in 2015 .
He has also had to add @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The German has used 88 players during his reign , handing a debut to 58 of those , from Connor Randall in a League Cup fourth-round win over Bournemouth in October 2015 to Diogo Jota , who came on as a substitute in a 7-2 win at Lincoln in September - a game in which Konstantinos Tsimikas and Rhys Williams also made their club debuts .
The player with the most appearances is Brazilian forward Roberto Firmino ( 242 ) , who has featured in 89 % of Klopp 's 272 games @ @ @ @ @ @ @ done consistently under Klopp is score goals , with his side averaging more than two a game in the past five years .
Of the 42 different players that have scored a competitive goal under him , there are no prizes for guessing who has the most .
The Reds ' renowned front three of Salah , Firmino and Sadio Mane have scored a combined 261 goals for Liverpool under the German - that accounts for 46 % of Liverpool 's goals in all competitions in the past five years .
Salah and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for large fees contributing to an total overall spend of £480m during the German 's tenure .
Impressively , though , and assisted in part by the record-breaking sale of Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona , Klopp has been able to construct a domestic , European and global title-winning side for a net outlay of around £115m ( using figures provided by Transfermarkt ) .
• None Can the scene now make it big outside of London ?

In his first news conference as Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp posed a rhetorical question, intended to be self-deprecating: "Does anyone in this room think that I can do wonders?"
Five years on, we have our answer.
In half a decade of continual improvement at the Reds, the German has won trophies, broken records, restored the club to the top of the English game, inspired a city and more. Not bad for a "normal guy from the Black Forest".
Having just celebrated the fifth anniversary of his arrival at Anfield, BBC Sport looks at some of the stunning numbers underpinning Klopp's remarkable reign.
Getting better and better
On his first day as Liverpool boss, in October 2015, Klopp spoke of the need to turn "doubters into believers". Over the course of 272 matches and 164 wins, he has done just that.
Every season of the German's tenure has seen an improvement on the one before, with each campaign yielding an increasing number of victories and witnessing a win percentage that has risen from 44.2% in 2015-16 to 71.9% in 2019-20.
"I don't compare myself with the geniuses within the history of Liverpool," said Klopp at that maiden Reds news conference. "None of these managers said they wanted to be a legend when they arrived."
Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan, Kenny Dalglish - these are just some of the names to whom Klopp was referring.
The German has some way to go yet before he matches the trophy haul of some of his predecessors (Paisley alone won 20 of them), but he has them all beaten with regards win percentage as Reds boss.
His numbers stack up against his peers in the Premier League too.
Only Manchester City's Pep Guardiola, Klopp's previous rival in Germany with whom he has been embroiled in a fascinating on-field battle in this country over the past two seasons, is averaging more points per game in the English top flight since 1992-93.
It will be satisfying to Liverpool fans to see the manager who last season restored them as England's champions slightly ahead of Sir Alex Ferguson, the man who famously revelled in having "knocked them off their perch" during his trophy-laden 27 years at Manchester United.
Record-breaking Reds
"History is the base for us. It's not allowed to take the history in the backpack."
Klopp laid out his plans to start a "new way" for Liverpool in his first dealings with the English media and he has been true to his word, in record-breaking fashion.
From October 2019 to February 2020, the Reds won 18 consecutive league matches, a joint-record in English top-flight history
They also won an outright record 24 straight Premier League home matches from February 2019 to July 2020
They remain undefeated in their past 61 league games at Anfield - the third longest unbeaten home run in the English top flight by any side
In the past two full seasons (2018-19 and 2019-20), Liverpool have achieved points tallies of 97 and 99 respectively - two of the top six totals in English top-flight history (adjusting to three points per win). *Arsene Wenger's Arsenal were unbeaten all season as they won the Premier League in 2003-04, finishing on 90 points.
Salah, Firmino, Allison and the rest
"I believe in the potential of this team. There are four or five strikers I can work with, experienced defenders, the goalkeeper is really good."
Klopp was certainly right about the potential of the side he inherited back in 2015. He has also had to add a few key pieces along the way.
The German has used 88 players during his reign, handing a debut to 58 of those, from Connor Randall in a League Cup fourth-round win over Bournemouth in October 2015 to Diogo Jota, who came on as a substitute in a 7-2 win at Lincoln in September - a game in which Konstantinos Tsimikas and Rhys Williams also made their club debuts.
The player with the most appearances is Brazilian forward Roberto Firmino (242), who has featured in 89% of Klopp's 272 games in charge.
One thing Liverpool have done consistently under Klopp is score goals, with his side averaging more than two a game in the past five years.
Of the 42 different players that have scored a competitive goal under him, there are no prizes for guessing who has the most.
The Reds' renowned front three of Salah, Firmino and Sadio Mane have scored a combined 261 goals for Liverpool under the German - that accounts for 46% of Liverpool's goals in all competitions in the past five years.
Salah and Mane were both signed by Klopp, for large fees contributing to an total overall spend of £480m during the German's tenure.
Impressively, though, and assisted in part by the record-breaking sale of Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona, Klopp has been able to construct a domestic, European and global title-winning side for a net outlay of around £115m (using figures provided by Transfermarkt).


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Will we be getting our cash from shops, not ATMs?

As the UK moves towards greater use of digital payments , the use of cash is predicted to decline .
@ @ @ @ @ was used in six out of 10 transactions but by 2019 it was used in @ @ @ @ @ purchases .

Natalie Ceeney, who led the Access to Cash Review which revealed eight million people were at risk in the UK from the demise of cash, said: "This [Treasury consultation] is increasingly urgent. Last year we warned that the UK was sleepwalking into a cashless society. Covid-19 has placed even greater strains on the whole system.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid-19: Sadiq Khan calls for 'short national circuit breaker'

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he will continue to push for a `` short national circuit breaker '' to try @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus cases in the UK .
Mr Khan made the comments as London was placed @ @ @ @ @

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he will continue to push for a "short national circuit breaker" to try and stem the rise in coronavirus cases in the UK.
Mr Khan made the comments as London was placed under Tier 2 restrictions.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Dame Louise Casey: Families 'face period of destitution'

The Covid-19 pandemic will lead to a `` period of destitution '' unless more action is taken , the government @ @ @ @ @ warned .
Dame Louise Casey said a government scheme to pay workers in shut-down firms @ @ @ @ @ `` not going to cut it '' .
Speaking to BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg @ @ @ @ @ were already `` too many people in low paid jobs '' .
The Treasury said @ @ @ @ @ to protect jobs and incomes and it had made `` our welfare system more generous @ @

The Covid-19 pandemic will lead to a "period of destitution" unless more action is taken, the government's former homelessness adviser has warned.
Dame Louise Casey said a government scheme to pay workers in shut-down firms two-thirds of their wages is "not going to cut it".
Speaking to BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, Dame Louise said there were already "too many people in low paid jobs".
The Treasury said its "priority" was to protect jobs and incomes and it had made "our welfare system more generous".


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Newspaper headlines: 'Millions face new lockdown' amid fears for economy

It says the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) has predicted that those countries that are able to access cheap @ @ @ @ @ should be able to avoid stonking tax rises later .
The IMF says it was @ @ @ @ @ following the 2008 financial crisis , and that this time round , governments should focus @ @ @ @ @ strong recovery '' .

It says the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted that those countries that are able to access cheap borrowing on the financial markets should be able to avoid stonking tax rises later. The IMF says it was too quick to advocate austerity following the 2008 financial crisis, and that this time round, governments should focus first on "fostering a strong recovery".


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Coronavirus: New restrictions are 'too little, too late' - BMA

`` Somebody who was particularly infectious who was in contact with a number of people and spread the virus to @ @ @ @ @ do n't know where those events happened , '' he said .

"I think sometimes, when people hear that three of the border counties have gone up to Level 4, they may get the wrong impression that this is a problem 'up north' or along the border. It is not.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid-19: Cwm Taf Morgannwg has most hospital patients

He said it was a virus that `` surprises us with its ability , particularly in closed settings , in @ @ @ @ @ to other parts of hospital and healthcare settings '' .

"The safety of our patients and staff remains our first priority and we now seeing the very beginnings of the positive impact of the mitigating actions we are taking across our sites to contain the spread of the virus."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Prison officers under 'constant threat' of beheadings from extremists

`` We had intelligence passed on to us that the threat of radicalisation and attacks on prison staff was real @ @ @ @ @ the intention of Jihadi extremist offenders - as highlighted by the Whitemoor attack - is @ @ @ @ @ hostage , behead them and somehow screen that online via the use of a mobile @ @

"We had intelligence passed on to us that the threat of radicalisation and attacks on prison staff was real and was imminent, and the intention of Jihadi extremist offenders - as highlighted by the Whitemoor attack - is to take a prison officer hostage, behead them and somehow screen that online via the use of a mobile phone.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid alert level: London, Essex, York and other areas moving to Tier 2

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 comment or you can email us at HaveYourSay @ bbc.co.uk .
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Repeating his calls for a financial support package for parts of the North West, he added: "Greater Manchester, the Liverpool City Region and Lancashire are being set up as the canaries in the coalmine for an experimental regional lockdown strategy as an attempt to prevent the expense of what is truly needed.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid alert level: Greater Manchester 'fighting back' against Tier 3

"They have said there's no money left, there's no money for them to put on the table. But, to be honest with you, I don't believe that for one second," Mr Burnham told reporters.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Extreme weather: October downpour sees UK's wettest day on record

`` There 's a general expectation that under our warming climate , we would expect to see increases in some @ @ @ @ @ rainfall events and we 're expecting to have wetter winters overall , we could expect @ @ @ @ @ extremes . ''

"There's a general expectation that under our warming climate, we would expect to see increases in some types of extreme rainfall and rainfall events and we're expecting to have wetter winters overall, we could expect increases in these types of extremes."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: Circuit-breaker lockdown 'likely for Wales'

She told BBC Radio Cymru : `` We need to think about several factors when considering this because people are @ @ @ @ @ and we would have to make sure there was an economic package in place '' @

She told BBC Radio Cymru: "We need to think about several factors when considering this because people are worried about their jobs, and we would have to make sure there was an economic package in place".