bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: Wales ban on people visiting from UK hotspots begins

Mr Drakeford said the law will be `` essentially designed to prevent people going to those holiday parts of Wales @ @ @ @ @ the far southwest of Wales , where the virus is still in very low circulation @ @

He said: "We share the same ambitions, yet as you said in your letter to me it would be far better for all four parts of the UK to act in concert.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: Southall wedding venue hosts 100-guest reception

`` There was clearly no attempt by the venue owner to enforce the regulations or keep their patrons safe .
@ @ @ @ @ we have reported them for a £10,000 fine . ''

"There was clearly no attempt by the venue owner to enforce the regulations or keep their patrons safe. It is for this reason we have reported them for a £10,000 fine."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: All alcohol sales to be banned in House of Commons

He said that the House of Commons Commission - in charge of administration - would meet on Monday to consider @ @ @ @ @ protect MPs and staff from Covid-19 .

He said that the House of Commons Commission - in charge of administration - would meet on Monday to consider "other measures" to protect MPs and staff from Covid-19.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Attempted murder arrest as Southampton police officer stabbed

`` At the same time , we are providing support to the officer 's family and his colleagues following this @ @ @ @ @ .

He said: "I saw all these police cars... and there was a guy at the front of one - I didn't realise he was a policeman at the time - I saw him bandaging his arm up.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Italy and Vatican City added to UK quarantine list

Italians were subject to some of the strictest lockdown measures in the world when the country became the first in @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus earlier in the year .

Rory Boland, editor of Which? Travel, said the government's travel corridors system has "all but collapsed with most destinations now removed from the list". He added that the travel sector was in "dire need of urgent targeted support if it is to survive the winter months" with "serious reform" needed from government.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Marcus Rashford to fight on after new school meals plea rejected

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bbcuk--2020-10-15--Photographer 'devastated' by government-backed 'Fatima' dancer advert

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It was definitely crazy with the endless messages and the… ” Hey if you did n't know… ” A Special Thanks to @ krysalex for making the necessary moves and bringing clarity to this unforgivable act that took place in the UK .
Who is # Fatima ?
, it ’ s exactly what ’ s needed .
I can remember growing up hearing “ dance is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ career just a hobby , make sure to get a real job and dance on the side.
” The UK campaign took me right back to that place mentaly , which was a bit scary .
Being about 11 or 12 and feeling like I had to be someone I wasn ’ t and suppress my creative energy to satisfy what “ others ” saw as productive lives .
We pray for Desire ’ e , Krysalex and the Arts Communities near and far and that this will help hold the right people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the tone for what is never to be tolerated .
Here at Vibez In Motion we will continue to uplift our youth and provide them with the proper resources so they can be amazing creative beings in their own right !
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"I woke up Monday morning to a bunch of emails and tags, and I really felt devastated," she said. "I immediately thought of Desire'e and how her face was just plastered all over social media and the internet, different news articles, and memes were created, and she had no clue. All of that really hurt me.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Brexit: EU leaders call for UK trade talks to continue

Over the summer , both the UK and EU seemed to agree the end of October was the final date @ @ @ @ @ - allowing enough time for it to be ratified before 31 December .

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--2020-10-16--Gyms and coronavirus: What are the facts?

`` So we 'll start to see what what , on the face of it , some might see as @ @ @ @ @ , but other things like visits to the pub , for example , will be @ @ @ @

About 930 of those said they had been to the gym - that's 2.8% of all the common locations reported. We don't know if they caught it at the gym - we just know they visited the gym.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid-19: How will London and Essex cope with Tier 2 rules?

`` I do n't know when I 'll next get to see them , '' she added .
`` I @ @ @ @ @ did a proper lockdown .
You can see we 're creeping towards it anyway , @ @ @ @ @ in the streets , people are misbehaving and wo n't listen to the experts .
@

"I don't know when I'll next get to see them," she added."I kind of wish we just did a proper lockdown. You can see we're creeping towards it anyway, when you see people dancing in the streets, people are misbehaving and won't listen to the experts."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--London rules 'put 250,000 hospitality jobs at risk'

`` From 1 November it is really uncertain whether our businesses will be able to access the new Job Support @ @ @ @ @ that requires businesses to be able to pay 55 % of wages and hospitality just @ @ @ @ @ that with no revenues .

"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--Local lockdown rules: What Covid tier is my area in?

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--Coronavirus: Tougher restrictions for areas of England and Italy off safe travel list

The mayor of Greater Manchester says local leaders are `` unanimously opposed '' to the introduction of the tightest coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ the measures were `` flawed and unfair '' and they would `` stand firm '' @ @ @ @ @ the region into Tier 3 .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said local leaders should `` @ @ @ @ @ and work with the government .
The restrictions involve pub closures and a ban on @ @ @ @ @ private gardens and in most outdoor venues .
Meanwhile Liverpool , which has already been @ @ @ @ @ , is considering a two-week half-term break for schools .

The mayor of Greater Manchester says local leaders are "unanimously opposed" to the introduction of the tightest coronavirus restrictions. Andy Burnham said the measures were "flawed and unfair" and they would "stand firm" against government plans to put the region into Tier 3. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said local leaders should "set aside party politics" and work with the government. The restrictions involve pub closures and a ban on households mixing indoors, in private gardens and in most outdoor venues. Meanwhile Liverpool, which has already been put in the top tier, is considering a two-week half-term break for schools.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Coronavirus testing lab 'chaotic and dangerous', scientist claims

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"It was like we were set up to work on a war footing with massive enthusiasm for the task, but they just ignored many of the things we could implement from existing industry and lab practice to make things more efficient and safer for the work team."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid in Scotland: No 'return to normal' when pubs reopen

All existing restrictions and guidance are to remain in place for now , and the first minister warned that even @ @ @ @ @ temporary restrictions '' on the hospitality trade would not signal a major change .

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--2020-10-15--Coronavirus: Jacob Rees-Mogg rules out return of virtual Parliament

FDA general secretary Amy Leversidge said : `` It is absolutely vital that MPs are able to effectively hold the @ @ @ @ @ coming months .
However , the House authorities also have a duty of care to @ @ @ @ @ the parliamentary estate .

"Or will the leader of the House now get off his high horse and remove this restriction that has resulted in the discriminatory silencing of the voices of so many of his colleagues leaving them unable to perform their scrutiny function?"


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Quiz of the week: Christmas shopping, Queen's Birthday Honours and bombs

It 's the weekly news quiz - how closely have you been paying attention to what 's been going on @ @ @ @ @ past seven days ?

It's the weekly news quiz - how closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Victoria Wood biography explores her 'painful' childhood

`` I think the relationship with her mother is a key to understanding her life and what she did with @ @ @ @ @ Victoria at 35 gave birth to her daughter Grace she was incredibly assiduous in the @ @ @ @ @ mother she had never had herself .

"I think the relationship with her mother is a key to understanding her life and what she did with it. From the moment Victoria at 35 gave birth to her daughter Grace she was incredibly assiduous in the role. She became the mother she had never had herself.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Brian Conley: It 'means so much' to be getting back on stage as Scrooge

He was only allowed back into the theatre weeks later to collect his belongings .
`` I stood on the @ @ @ @ @ for the opening of the show - all the props - and it was all @ @ @ @ @ felt like the Marie Celeste , '' he told BBC News .
`` So for @ @ @ @ @ you about this project is actually very emotional . ''

He was only allowed back into the theatre weeks later to collect his belongings. "I stood on the stage and everything was set for the opening of the show - all the props - and it was all covered in dust and it felt like the Mary Celeste," he told BBC News. "So for me to be talking to you about this project is actually very emotional."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Circuit breaker lockdown: What is a circuit breaker?

What is a circuit breaker in Covid terms ?
Circuit breakers have been used in some countries such as Singapore @ @ @ @ @ reducing the number of cases of coronavirus by stopping the ways it can spread .
@ @ @ @ @ due to be announced in Wales over the next few days .
But how do @ @ @ @ @ is a covid circuit breaker ?
How can it help fight coronavirus ?
BBC health @ @ @ @ @ all in a minute .

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says there are "no guarantees" when it comes to ruling out new restrictions or another circuit breaker before Christmas.
But what exactly is a circuit breaker in Covid terms?
The UK, Northern Ireland, Singapore and Israel have all previously used circuit breakers to try to reduce their coronavirus cases.
But how do they work? How long is a Covid circuit breaker? How can it help tackle Omicron?
BBC health correspondent Laura Foster explains it all in a minute.
Video by Laura Foster, Terry Saunders and Mattea Bubalo


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Liverpool restrictions: 'Living alone and blind'

The Liverpool City Region has become the first area to enter the `` very high '' alert level under the @ @ @ @ @ 14 , pubs , bars , betting shops , gyms , leisure centres and casinos @ @ @ @ @ Sue Hadley is blind and lives alone on the Wirral , one of the areas @ @ @ @ @

The Liverpool City Region has become the first area to enter the "very high" alert level under the new system.
From October 14, pubs, bars, betting shops, gyms, leisure centres and casinos were forced to close.
Sue Hadley is blind and lives alone on the Wirral, one of the areas under the new restrictions.
Reporter: Ed Thomas, Special correspondent
Shoot/Edit: David Cheeseman
Producer: Lou Martin


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Waiting more than 170 days for cruise refund

Cruise passengers say they have been waiting more than six months for refunds for their cancelled holidays .
Margaret Winrow @ @ @ @ @ voyage to celebrate her golden wedding anniversary , is waiting for a £1,300 refund – @ @ @ @ @ the BBC say they 're owed more than £10,000 .
The consumer group Which ?
@ @ @ @ @ and Markets Authority – the consumer watchdog – to investigate how cruise companies have handled @ @ @ @ @ more : Cruise refunds : 'Will we ever see our £5k again ? '

Cruise passengers say they have been waiting more than six months for refunds for their cancelled holidays.
Margaret Winrow, who was planning a voyage to celebrate her golden wedding anniversary, is waiting for a £1,300 refund – while one couple who contacted the BBC say they're owed more than £10,000.
The consumer group Which? has called on the Competition and Markets Authority – the consumer watchdog – to investigate how cruise companies have handled cancellations and refunds.
Read more: Cruise refunds: 'Will we ever see our £5k again?'


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid-19: North West 'being set up as canaries in coal mine'

The mayor of Greater Manchester says local leaders are `` unanimously opposed '' to plans to introduce Tier 3 lockdown @ @ @ @ @ the government is `` willing to sacrifice jobs and businesses here , to save them @ @ @

The mayor of Greater Manchester says local leaders are "unanimously opposed" to plans to introduce Tier 3 lockdown restrictions.
Andy Burnham said the government is "willing to sacrifice jobs and businesses here, to save them elsewhere".
Read more: Greater Manchester 'fighting back' against Tier 3


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Newspaper headlines: 'Northern revolt' by 'No 10's night mayor'

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"Northern revolt", is the Mirror's headline. "Lockdown rebellion growing", the i declares. For the Guardian, Downing Street's key policy for tackling Covid-19 has "descended into chaos". The Independent online paper says Boris Johnson's three-tier strategy is unravelling after one of his top medical advisers said it would not work and a national lockdown was needed.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Coronavirus: Are disabled uni students getting enough help?

It has highlighted several universities that seem to have adapted well to the situation , including the University of Wolverhampton @ @ @ @ @ a dedicated interpreter and can video call using sign language , and the University of @ @ @ @ @ can be supplied to students at home during exams and assessments .

It has highlighted several universities that seem to have adapted well to the situation, including the University of Wolverhampton where each deaf student has a dedicated interpreter and can video call using sign language, and the University of Bath where equipment and software can be supplied to students at home during exams and assessments.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid in Scotland: Tighter rules introduced on face coverings

Other areas such as corridors and other communal facilities will be included in a further extension of the rules coming @ @ @ @ @

Ms Sturgeon has said that these measures - particularly the most recent ones for pubs and restaurants - will not yet be having an impact on the number of cases of the virus that are being detected.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Belfast attacks: Man arrested over assaults on women

`` Detectives are carrying out a significant investigation , so once again I am appealing to any drivers who were @ @ @ @ @ Monday , who have yet to review any dash cam footage , and similarly , @ @ @ @ @ the relevant areas to review their CCTV and to contact us if they have any @ @ @ @ @ '' he said .

"Detectives are carrying out a significant investigation, so once again I am appealing to any drivers who were in the city centre on Monday, who have yet to review any dash cam footage, and similarly, for any business owners in the relevant areas to review their CCTV and to contact us if they have any information that could help," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Covid: Anglesey man 'almost blind' after cataract eye op wait

He said the staff he spoke to there were `` profusely apologetic '' but said : `` You 've got @ @ @ @ @ does n't work here any more and we ca n't find anyone to do it @ @

He said the staff he spoke to there were "profusely apologetic" but said: "You've got no care. Your consultant doesn't work here any more and we can't find anyone to do it".


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Coronavirus: HMP Northumberland inmates kept in cells for eight days awaiting tests

And keeping symptomatic inmates locked up to await testing also caused concern , with the inspectors saying : `` We @ @ @ @ @ a few prisoners who showed symptoms were locked in their cells 24 hours a day @ @ @ @ @ , without access to a shower or the open air , until a test result @ @ @ @

And keeping symptomatic inmates locked up to await testing also caused concern, with the inspectors saying: "We were disappointed to find that a few prisoners who showed symptoms were locked in their cells 24 hours a day for up to eight days, without access to a shower or the open air, until a test result became available."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: Lancashire to move to highest alert level

`` What we 've been able to do is to convince government that the measures we have in place to @ @ @ @ @ gyms and the leisure centres are sufficient to ensure that they 're not a source @ @ @ @

"What we've been able to do is to convince government that the measures we have in place to monitor such things as the gyms and the leisure centres are sufficient to ensure that they're not a source of infection," he added.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: Andy Burnham holding the government 'over a barrel', says Raab

`` We ca n't have a situation where Andy Burnham is effectively saying unless you give us what we want @ @ @ @ @ to do the right thing in terms of following the new rules which will protect @ @ @ @ @ he 's elected to represent . ''

"We can't have a situation where Andy Burnham is effectively saying unless you give us what we want, we're not going to do the right thing in terms of following the new rules which will protect the very people of Manchester he's elected to represent."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Coronavirus infections still rising rapidly

This is a 60 % increase on the previous week , based on a survey of people in households with @ @ @ @

From May up until mid-August after the national lockdown, it stayed below 1, but has been rising steadily since. All the restrictions in place around the UK are now an attempt to reduce transmission of the virus between people and get it back to below 1.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid in Scotland: New face covering rules come into force

The measures were announced on Thursday by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon , who said they were needed as part of @ @ @ @ @ in the number of cases and deaths across the country in recent weeks .


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid test swab snapped off into woman's lung at Leicester hospital

A woman who was being tested for Covid-19 in hospital ended up having the swab snap off into one of @ @ @ @ @ said .

A woman who was being tested for Covid-19 in hospital ended up having the swab snap off into one of her lungs, a report said.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Wales travel ban: Can I travel to Wales from Covid hotspots?

Mr Michael , who was the first Labour leader of the Welsh Government , added : `` We really need @ @ @ @ @ giving out the same messages about not travelling that have come very clearly from the @ @ @ @

He said: "We share the same ambitions, yet as you said in your letter to me it would be far better for all four parts of the UK to act in concert.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--NI Pubs and restaurants to close on Friday evening

He told BBC News NI 's Good Morning Ulster : `` The chancellor and the government do n't appear to @ @ @ @ @ more money for what they describe as localised lockdowns , so I am really , @ @ @ @ @ to members over the last 24/48 hours , that this is just too far for @ @ @ @ @ much . ''

He told BBC News NI's Good Morning Ulster: "The chancellor and the government don't appear to be too keen to provide more money for what they describe as localised lockdowns, so I am really, really concerned, having talked to members over the last 24/48 hours, that this is just too far for them, this is too much."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--British Airways fined £20m over data breach

The final figure of £20m has come a shock to many who were expecting it to be closer to the @ @ @ @ @ it is still a significant moment for data privacy and GDPR .
Other companies will @ @ @ @ @ a shape of things to come if they also fail to protect customers .

The final figure of £20m has come as a shock to many who were expecting it to be closer to the eye-watering £183m initially proposed but it is still a significant moment for data privacy and GDPR. Other companies will look at the fine as a shape of things to come if they also fail to protect customers.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Pub chain JD Wetherspoon reveals first loss since 1984

`` Trade was improving and social distancing was working and infections were low , '' he said .
`` But @ @ @ @ @ powers , the government is making a lot of changes which we think in the @ @ @ @ @ ] do n't work , like the curfew and that 's making life almost impossible @ @

"Trade was improving and social distancing was working and infections were low," he said. "But what's happened under emergency powers, the government is making a lot of changes which we think in the industry are arbitrary [and] don't work, like the curfew and that's making life almost impossible."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--DJ Sideman says BBC cannot push race issues 'under the rug'

`` It is something that you have to address , it 's something that you have to have an action @ @ @ @ @ will happen again and it will be embarrassing for you . ''

"It is something that you have to address, it's something that you have to have an action plan for or these things will happen again and it will be embarrassing for you."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Man denied £1.7m payout by Betfred takes fight to High Court

Mr Coyle pointed out that if `` all pays and plays '' were void , then Betfred would have refunded @ @ @ @ @ company had produced no evidence that had happened .
It only wanted to withhold Mr @ @ @ @ @ he said .

By law, Playtech has to notify the Gambling Commission of Great Britain of the fault, known as a "key event". Mr Coyle says the description of what happened is only four lines long and does not describe the nature of the problem.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--The closed Edinburgh cinema costing £20,000 a month to run

Mrs Cameron said : `` You ca n't imagine all the costs that are involved for example when the old @ @ @ @ @ were working but now we are finding little IT things that are going wrong and @ @ @ @ @ them fixed .

Mrs Cameron said: "You can't imagine all the costs that are involved for example when the old girl was shut down things were working but now we are finding little IT things that are going wrong and we are having to get them fixed.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Everton can challenge Liverpool under Carlo Ancelotti - Jurgen Klopp

Last updated on .From the section Premier League Carlo Ancelotti 's Everton can become `` the next proper challenger '' to Liverpool in the Premier League , says Reds manager Jurgen Klopp .
They host champions Liverpool in the Merseyside derby on Saturday .
`` What I think about Carlo Ancelloti was never a secret .
I could n't respect him more .
He 's a wonderful human being , '' Klopp told BBC Football Focus .
`` When I heard he was going to sign for Everton I thought 'Uhhh , the next proper challenger in line ' .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the summer .
They found exactly the players that they needed to improve an already pretty good football team .
`` Together , getting more used to what Carlo wants them to do makes them a pretty strong team . ''
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Lawro 's Premier League predictions v Afrobeat star Rema Ancelotti succeeded Marco Silva as Everton boss , having won league titles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ England , with Chelsea in 2009-10 .
He also has three Champions Leagues to his name as a manager .
Everton , 12th in the Premier League last season , have not finished higher than seventh since 2013-14 .
After strengthening their midfield this summer with the signings of James Rodriguez , Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure , they have a 100 % record from seven games in all competitions this season .
They have scored 24 goals , with newly capped 23-year-old England striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin netting nine of them , including two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I really expected him to make big steps in the next few years and he did , '' said Klopp .
`` He has everything you need in a top striker : size , mobility , speed , desire , technically really , really good , in the air , finishing with his head , both feet .
`` And now it all works together - both wings have top-class players with James and Richarlison .
Midfield , Allan plus whoever plays there , if it 's Sigurddson or whoever .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good team and the last line works better because in a good team it 's easier to defend .
That 's what you see when you watch Everton , so it will be a really interesting game . ''
Watch the full Jurgen Klopp interview on Football Focus on BBC One on Saturday at 12:00 BST .
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Last updated on .From the section Premier League
Carlo Ancelotti's Everton can become "the next proper challenger" to Liverpool in the Premier League, says Reds manager Jurgen Klopp.
The Toffees top the table with four wins from four under the Italian, who was appointed last December.
They host champions Liverpool in the Merseyside derby on Saturday.
"What I think about Carlo Ancelloti was never a secret. I couldn't respect him more. He's a wonderful human being," Klopp told BBC Football Focus.
"When I heard he was going to sign for Everton I thought 'Uhhh, the next proper challenger in line'.
"They did the perfect business in the summer. They found exactly the players that they needed to improve an already pretty good football team.
"Together, getting more used to what Carlo wants them to do makes them a pretty strong team."
Ancelotti succeeded Marco Silva as Everton boss, having won league titles in Italy, Germany, France and England, with Chelsea in 2009-10. He also has three Champions Leagues to his name as a manager.
Everton, 12th in the Premier League last season, have not finished higher than seventh since 2013-14.
After strengthening their midfield this summer with the signings of James Rodriguez, Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure, they have a 100% record from seven games in all competitions this season.
They have scored 24 goals, with newly capped 23-year-old England striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin netting nine of them, including two hat-tricks.
Klopp said: "Calvert-Lewin, I really expected him to make big steps in the next few years and he did," said Klopp.
"He has everything you need in a top striker: size, mobility, speed, desire, technically really, really good, in the air, finishing with his head, both feet.
"And now it all works together - both wings have top-class players with James and Richarlison. Midfield, Allan plus whoever plays there, if it's Sigurddson or whoever.
"So it's a really, really good team and the last line works better because in a good team it's easier to defend. That's what you see when you watch Everton, so it will be a really interesting game."
Watch the full Jurgen Klopp interview on Football Focus on BBC One on Saturday at 12:00 BST.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Local lockdown rules: What Covid tier is my area in?

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--2020-10-16--Covid: What are the Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 lockdown rules?

Lancashire will join Liverpool in the highest level of coronavirus restrictions , Tier 3 , from Saturday with tighter rules on hospitality and meeting up .
London and Essex are among the areas moving into Tier 2 restrictions at the weekend .
Residents wo n't be able to mix with other households indoors .
Other parts of the UK have also introduced new restrictions .
How does England 's new three-tier system work ?
Every area of England now falls into one of three categories - medium ( Tier 1 ) , high ( Tier 2 ) or very high @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the local rate of infection .
What are the rules for Tier 1 ( medium alert ) ?
You may not meet in a group of more than six people , indoors or outdoors , unless you 're in a larger household or a support bubble .
What are the rules for Tier 2 ( high alert ) ?
In addition , you are not allowed to meet socially with people you do not live with indoors - this includes private homes , as well as pubs or restaurants .
People in support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and informal childcare may also be provided .
You can still meet friends and family outdoors , but only in a group of up to six people .
The areas to go into high alert restrictions this weekend are : What are the rules in Tier 3 ( very high alert ) ?
Areas with the most rapidly rising transmission rates are placed in Tier 3 .
You are not allowed to meet socially with anybody who is not part of your household or your support bubble indoors or in certain outdoor locations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gardens or pub gardens , but can meet in parks , beaches , countryside or forests , as long as you are not in a group of more than six .
Pubs and bars must close unless they are serving substantial meals - alcohol can only be served as part of a meal .
People are being advised not to travel into or out of Tier 3 areas , other than for work , education , youth services or because of caring responsibilities .
The Liverpool City Region became the first area to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It will be joined by Lancashire from 00:01 on Saturday , and there will be additional restrictions from Monday 19 October : Lancashire 's infection rates are among the highest in the UK , the government says , with a rate of 552 per 100,000 people in the 16-29 age group .
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said the area will `` stand firm '' against plans to move it into Tier 3 , calling it a `` flawed '' and `` unfair '' policy .
What are Northern Ireland 's new rules @ @ @ @ @ @ @ four weeks to limit the spread of the virus .
Schools will close for a two-week extended half-term break from 19 October .
What are the current restrictions in Scotland ?
Because of higher levels of Covid infection , 3.4 million people in central Scotland are subject to tougher restrictions until 25 October .
In these areas , all licensed premises - with the exception of hotel bars for residents - have to close indoors and outdoors , though takeaways are permitted .
People living in these areas have been told to avoid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and not to leave their local areas if possible ( people from outside are encouraged not to visit ) .
In the rest of Scotland , pubs and restaurants can only open inside between 06:00 and 18:00 daily until Sunday 25 October , and they are not allowed to serve alcohol .
What are rules in Wales ?
From 18:00 on Friday 16 October , people from parts of the UK that have high rates of coronavirus will be prevented from travelling to Wales .
Pubs , cafes and restaurants in Wales have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pubs are required to provide table service only .
Sales of alcohol from off-licences and supermarkets after 22:00 are also banned .

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--2020-10-16--Coronavirus testing lab 'chaotic and dangerous', scientist claims

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"It was like we were set up to work on a war footing with massive enthusiasm for the task, but they just ignored many of the things we could implement from existing industry and lab practice to make things more efficient and safer for the work team."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Slow map: Mapping Britain's intercity footpaths

Walking is , at one level , too local and everyday an activity to generate much national attention .
When @ @ @ @ @ sphere , it is more often than not hiking or rambling that people are discussing @ @ @ @ @ political history linked to the right to roam and access to the countryside , but @ @ @ @ @ over a leisure activity , a weekend hobby that involves sturdy boots and thick socks @

Walking is, at one level, too local and everyday an activity to generate much national attention. When walking does enter the political sphere, it is more often than not hiking or rambling that people are discussing. Walking has a long political history linked to the right to roam and access to the countryside, but this is ultimately a battle over a leisure activity, a weekend hobby that involves sturdy boots and thick socks.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--'I'm sick of influencers asking for free cake'

`` When it 's the right influencer , they can be extremely impactful for a business . ''
However , @ @ @ @ @ not have real influence they claim they do .
`` A lot of the backlash @ @ @ @ @ response to an over-saturation of the market , and people calling themselves influencers when they @ @ @ @ @ right to do so . ''

"When it's the right influencer, they can be extremely impactful for a business." However, she understands that many do not have real influence they claim they do. "A lot of the backlash we're seeing is in response to an over-saturation of the market, and people calling themselves influencers when they probably don't have the right to do so."


bbcuk--2020-10-15--Parkour group marks 10 years on YouTube with 6.5m subscribers

The parkour group STORROR has spent the last decade building its YouTube audience , and now has more than 6.5m @ @ @ @ @ .
Filmed in cities around the world , the group was recently asked to construct @ @ @ @ @ an action film by director Michael Bay .
The seven-strong group , based in Sussex @ @ @ @ @ 15 years for them to achieve their level of skill and agility , and that @ @ @ @ @ up the sport should learn from experts `` from the ground up '' .
Warning @ @ @ @ @ which could be imitated .
Parkour should not be tried at home without proper training @ @ @

The parkour group STORROR has spent the last decade building its YouTube audience, and now has more than 6.5m subscribers for their striking videos.
Filmed in cities around the world, the group was recently asked to construct stunts and have performed in an action film by director Michael Bay.
The seven-strong group, based in Sussex, say it has taken 15 years for them to achieve their level of skill and agility, and that young people wanting to take up the sport should learn from experts "from the ground up".
Warning: This video contains behaviour which could be imitated. Parkour should not be tried without proper training and supervision.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: Anglesey carer losing sight after eye operation delays

A man who cares for his seriously ill partner fears for her safety as he loses his sight .
Terry @ @ @ @ @ Menai Bridge on Anglesey , is already blind in one eye and has a cataract @ @ @ @ @ the 20-minute surgery to fix his working eye has been cancelled several times - and @ @ @ @ @ doctor has left the hospital .
Mr Thomas is struggling to care for June Lavelle-Lepsa @ @ @ @ @ neurone disease - and fears she could fall and end up in hospital .

A man who cares for his seriously ill partner fears for her safety as he loses his sight.
Terry Thomas, 72, from Menai Bridge on Anglesey, is already blind in one eye and has a cataract in the other.
But the 20-minute surgery to fix his working eye has been cancelled several times - and he has been told the doctor has left the hospital.
Mr Thomas is struggling to care for June Lavelle-Lepsa, who has degenerative motor neurone disease - and fears she could fall and end up in hospital.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Newspaper headlines: 'Northern revolt' by 'No 10's night mayor'

`` Northern revolt '' , is the Mirror 's headline .
`` Lockdown rebellion growing '' , the i declares @ @ @ @ @ Downing Street 's key policy for tackling Covid-19 has `` descended into chaos '' .
@ @ @ @ @ Boris Johnson 's three-tier strategy is unravelling after one of his top medical advisers said @ @ @ @ @ a national lockdown was needed .

"Northern revolt", is the Mirror's headline. "Lockdown rebellion growing", the i declares. For the Guardian, Downing Street's key policy for tackling Covid-19 has "descended into chaos". The Independent online paper says Boris Johnson's three-tier strategy is unravelling after one of his top medical advisers said it would not work and a national lockdown was needed.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Clough: Four in hospital after bus and car crash

Two men , a bus driver and a school pupil have been taken to hospital after a bus and a @ @ @ @ @ crash at Downpatrick Road in Clough , County Down , on Friday morning .

Two men and a bus driver are in hospital after a bus and a car were involved in a crash at Downpatrick Road in Clough, County Down, on Friday.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid outbreaks: Cwm Taf Morgannwg hospital staff 'stretched' after 47 deaths

Speaking the day after Ysbyty ' r Seren field hospital in Bridgend took in its first patients since the start @ @ @ @ @ director Nick Lyons told BBC Radio Wales Breakfast : `` That 's maybe the best @ @ @ @ @ 're having to use the overflow already , then who knows where we might be @ @

"I'm confident that we have the beds that we need and the intensive care capacity that we need to treat all our patients with Covid, whilst at the same time being able to continue the most urgent surgery and deal with patients coming to our emergency departments...


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: PM warns he may 'need to intervene' on Manchester

`` Where we are now is of course a different situation .
It 's crucial that where the R is @ @ @ @ @ are high we get R below 1 for all the reasons that have been outlined @ @ @ @ @ hospitalisations which are increasing .
So it 's crucial that 's done , and there @ @ @ @ @ that can be done . ''

"Where we are now is of course a different situation. It's crucial that where the R is above 1 and the numbers are high we get R below 1 for all the reasons that have been outlined, including of course the hospitalisations which are increasing. So it's crucial that's done, and there are a number of ways that can be done."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Brexit: Trade talks with the EU are over, says No 10

`` There is only any point in Michel Barnier coming to London next week if he 's prepared to address @ @ @ @ @ basis of a legal text in an accelerated way , without the UK required to @ @ @ @ @ to discuss the practicalities of travel and haulage , '' he said .

"There is only any point in Michel Barnier coming to London next week if he's prepared to address all the issues on the basis of a legal text in an accelerated way, without the UK required to make all the moves or to discuss the practicalities of travel and haulage," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Drivers to be banned from picking up mobile phones

Roads minister Baroness Vere said of hand-held phone use behind the wheel : `` It 's distracting and dangerous , @ @ @ @ @ drivers have been able to escape punishment , but this update will mean those doing @ @ @ @ @ the full force of the law . ''

"We know that the use of hand-held mobile phones at the wheel continues to represent a very real road safety risk, so it's clear more needs to be done to make this as socially unacceptable as drink-driving."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid patients 'less likely to die than in April'

Though it is too soon to know what mortality will look like in the second wave , we do know @ @ @ @ @ the beginning of the first wave than it was at the end , she said @

Though it is too soon to know what mortality will look like in the second wave, we do know that mortality was higher at the beginning of the first wave than it was at the end, she said.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Travel ban: Can I visit Wales from Covid hotspots?

Mr Michael , who was the first Labour leader of the Welsh Government , added : `` We really need @ @ @ @ @ giving out the same messages about not travelling that have come very clearly from the @ @ @ @

He said: "We share the same ambitions, yet as you said in your letter to me it would be far better for all four parts of the UK to act in concert.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Military Wives Choirs and The Hepworth Wakefield get share of £76m fund

Joe Wright , who directed films including Pride and Prejudice and Atonement , is also a Kneehigh associate .
He @ @ @ @ @ Cornwall theatre had been successful in round two , and will now be able to @ @ @ @ @ aim of providing safe , socially distanced outdoor artistic experiences .

Joe Wright, who directed films including Pride and Prejudice and Atonement, is also a Kneehigh associate. He said he was delighted the Cornwall theatre had been successful in round two, and will now be able to reopen in December with the aim of providing safe, socially distanced outdoor artistic experiences.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: Scottish government's £40m fund a 'drop in the ocean' for pubs

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has already warned that things will not return to normal when the current restrictions expire on @ @ @ @ @ Scottish government planning to bring in a tiered system of restrictions at that point - @ @ @ @ @ in place in England .

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has already warned that things will not return to normal when the current restrictions expire on 26 October, with the Scottish government planning to bring in a tiered system of restrictions at that point - similar to the one already in place in England.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Coronavirus: Pubs and restaurants have closed across Northern Ireland

He told BBC News NI 's Good Morning Ulster : `` The chancellor and the government do n't appear to @ @ @ @ @ more money for what they describe as localised lockdowns , so I am really , @ @ @ @ @ to members over the last 24/48 hours , that this is just too far for @ @ @ @ @ much . ''

He told BBC News NI's Good Morning Ulster: "The chancellor and the government don't appear to be too keen to provide more money for what they describe as localised lockdowns, so I am really, really concerned, having talked to members over the last 24/48 hours, that this is just too far for them, this is too much."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: Boris Johnson appears confused over single parent rules

`` So depending on how you define your household you may find there are restrictions , but you really need @ @ @ @ @ to find out what 's going on in Kent and what 's going on in @ @ @ @ @ absolutely sure . ''

"So depending on how you define your household you may find there are restrictions, but you really need to go onto the website to find out what's going on in Kent and what's going on in Essex in order to be absolutely sure."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Linden Centre: Deaths at Essex mental health unit to be probed

In September , the HSE said the prosecution was over the risks of `` fixed potential ligature points '' at @ @ @ @ @ patients hanged themselves between October 2004 and March 2015 .

In September, the HSE said the prosecution was over the risks of "fixed potential ligature points" at units where a number of patients hanged themselves between October 2004 and March 2015.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Harry Potter: Portsmouth library may reclaim £42,500 book sold in USA

Mr Bradley , who is also the writer of Harry Potter - The Unofficial Guide to the Collectibles of Our @ @ @ @ @ `` If the Portsmouth library was interested in getting it back ...
I think it @ @ @ @ @ because I think it would be the first time a library took a serious case @ @ @ @ @ book .

Mr Bradley, who is also the writer of Harry Potter - The Unofficial Guide to the Collectibles of Our Favorite Wizard, added: "If the Portsmouth library was interested in getting it back... I think it would set a precedent, because I think it would be the first time a library took a serious case to reclaim a Harry Potter book.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Coronavirus: Higher ethnic death risk 'not linked to health'

`` Our statistical modelling shows that a large proportion of the difference in the risk of Covid-19 mortality between ethnic @ @ @ @ @ demographic , geographical and socio-economic factors , such as where you live or the occupation @ @ @ @ @ he added .

"Our statistical modelling shows that a large proportion of the difference in the risk of Covid-19 mortality between ethnic groups can be explained by demographic, geographical and socio-economic factors, such as where you live or the occupation you're in," he added.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: 'Massive disappointment' over Lancashire tier 3 move

The company has `` jumped over every hurdle that been put in front of us '' and it now feels @ @ @ @ @ `` sacrificed again '' , she said .

The company has "jumped over every hurdle that been put in front of us" and it now feels like the industry is being "sacrificed again", she said.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Ice age sabretooth cat revealed from bone sent to Scots scientist

The team used a specialised technique to capture the broken up small quantities of the cat DNA from that of @ @ @ @ @ was mixed up with in the frozen ground of Yukon .

"Perhaps we don't have many fossils because of where it was living. Fossils from the ice age are mostly in cave deposits, permafrost regions, and if Homotherium was mostly living somewhere else that could explain it."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Florida city sells swans after Queen's gift leads to overpopulation

Most swans in Britain are technically property of the monarchy .
Until 1998 it was considered treasonous to kill one @ @ @ @ @ 's royal titles - in addition to Head of the Commonwealth , Defender of the @ @ @ @ @ of the British Armed Forces - is Seigneur of the Swans .

Most swans in Britain are technically property of the monarchy. Until 1998 it was considered treasonous to kill one. One of the Queen's royal titles - in addition to Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith and Commander in Chief of the British Armed Forces - is Seigneur of the Swans.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--'I got a tattoo of Conor Coady after his England goal'

`` I 'm excited to have it done because it 's going to be on my body forever and in @ @ @ @ @ time I will be able to look back on it and be over the moon @ @ @

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bbcuk--2020-10-16--Manic Street Preachers help disabled singer Ali Hirsz pay for surgery

`` Just be kind , be bold and , especially if you 're suffering , talk to someone and tell @ @ @ @ @ .
Because they would rather hear it now than listen to your story at a @ @ @

"Just be kind, be bold and, especially if you're suffering, talk to someone and tell them how you're feeling. Because they would rather hear it now than listen to your story at a funeral."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says taking action is 'right and responsible thing to do'

The prime minister has said taking action against Covid infection rates now is the `` right and responsible thing to @ @ @ @ @ a Downing Street press conference , Boris Johnson said local contact tracing would be introduced @ @ @ @ @ .
His speech came ahead of Tier 3 restrictions coming into force in several areas @ @ @

The prime minister has said taking action against Covid infection rates now is the "right and responsible thing to do".
Speaking at a Downing Street press conference, Boris Johnson said local contact tracing would be introduced for areas under new restrictions.
His speech came ahead of Tier 3 restrictions coming into force in several areas on Saturday.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Circuit breaker: What is a circuit breaker lockdown?

What is a circuit breaker in Covid terms ?
Circuit breakers have been used in some countries such as Singapore @ @ @ @ @ reducing the number of cases of coronavirus by stopping the ways it can spread .
@ @ @ @ @ the next few days considering a circuit-breaker lockdown which they 're calling a 'fire break @ @ @ @ @ they work ?
How long is a covid circuit breaker ?
How can it help @ @ @ @ @ correspondent Laura Foster explains it all in a minute .

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says there are "no guarantees" when it comes to ruling out new restrictions or another circuit breaker before Christmas.
But what exactly is a circuit breaker in Covid terms?
The UK, Northern Ireland, Singapore and Israel have all previously used circuit breakers to try to reduce their coronavirus cases.
But how do they work? How long is a Covid circuit breaker? How can it help tackle Omicron?
BBC health correspondent Laura Foster explains it all in a minute.
Video by Laura Foster, Terry Saunders and Mattea Bubalo


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Jeremy Farrar: We need a national consensus for the way forward

A leading scientist who sits on the SAGE committee that advises the government has told the BBC that the current @ @ @ @ @ leaders is “ very dangerous ” .
Professor Jeremy Farrar , who also directs the @ @ @ @ @ BBC ’ s Newscast podcast : “ I think we ’ ve got to come @ @ @ @ @ this fragmentation , and frankly making this either a north south or a party political @ @ @ @ @ a very dangerous route to go on . ''
`` What we don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ , confusion – one area or region or city pitched against another .
I think @ @ @ @ @ very damaging to public health and the country ’ s ability to respond , ” @ @ @

A leading scientist who sits on the SAGE committee that advises the government has told the BBC that the current row between Westminster and local leaders is “very dangerous”.
Professor Jeremy Farrar, who also directs the Wellcome Trust, told the BBC’s Newscast podcast: “I think we’ve got to come together as a country, this fragmentation, and frankly making this either a north south or a party political issue, that’s a very dangerous route to go on."
"What we don’t want now is a fragmentation, confusion – one area or region or city pitched against another. I think that would be very, very damaging to public health and the country’s ability to respond,” he added.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--County lines gangs: Three men talk about how they got lured in as kids and what changed

The national lockdown in March saw a rise in the number of vulnerable children being groomed to carry drugs across @ @ @ @ @ so called county lines gangs .
Now with restrictions tightening in places across the UK @ @ @ @ @ is concerned that even more children will be exploited .
Three young men , who @ @ @ @ @ , have been speaking to the BBC 's Amanda Kirton about how they became caught @ @ @ @ @ the roads , as they call it .

The national lockdown in March saw a rise in the number of vulnerable children being groomed to carry drugs across the UK for dealers - so called county lines gangs.
Now with restrictions tightening in places across the UK again the Children's Society is concerned that even more children will be exploited.
Three young men, who were lured in as kids, have been speaking to the BBC's Amanda Kirton about how they became caught up in the culture of the roads, as they call it.
You can watch the full documentary on iPlayer The Lost Boys
Filmed and edited by Adam Walker


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Newspaper headlines: Covid regional 'standoff' and EU trade talks cease

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It says Mr Johnson was fighting on two fronts as he refused to back down to leaders in the North West of England over bringing in a tier three restrictions and to the EU over Brexit.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Hatfield rail crash service marks 20th anniversary

After the service , attendees will be able to visit a memorial garden overlooking the scene of the accident but @ @ @ @ @ enable social distancing .

After the service, attendees will be able to visit a memorial garden overlooking the scene of the accident but will do so individually to enable social distancing.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Covid in Scotland: Fans urged to watch Old Firm match at home

`` So please comply with restrictions - by doing that you will be playing your part in helping us get @ @ @ @ @ you 'll be helping hasten the day when we can all watch and enjoy the @ @ @ @ @ , whether that 's football or the many things that we find ourselves not able @ @ @ @ @

"So please comply with restrictions - by doing that you will be playing your part in helping us get the virus under control and you'll be helping hasten the day when we can all watch and enjoy the things that we love doing, whether that's football or the many things that we find ourselves not able to do normally."


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Confusion as First Minister contradicts order banning fans from top-level events

Last updated on .From the section Northern Ireland A tweet from First Minister Arlene Foster has created confusion around whether supporters can attend elite sports events in Northern Ireland .
However , the First Minister said later on Friday that this was not the case .
`` The regulations do not ban fans from stadiums , '' she tweeted .
`` The existing position is maintained , permitting a limited number to attend .
Preposterous for clubs to be told anything to the contrary . ''
Ulster Rugby , the GAA and the Northern Ireland Football League had hoped that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ matches despite the new Covid-19 restrictions that came into effect in Northern Ireland at 18:00 on Friday .
They are due to last for four weeks .
The Executive announcement came just over an hour before the first match of the new Irish Premiership season .
Supporters had already arrived at the stadium for the Coleraine-Ballymena United match and Coleraine chairman Colin McKendry said the club decided to let the fans remain in the Ballycastle Road venue for the game on health and safety grounds .
Minister for Communities Carál Ní Chuilín MLA @ @ @ @ @ @ @ letter to leading sports bodies on Friday evening .
She said it is `` necessary to stop spectators from attending sporting events and align the sector with the health regulations restricting the number of people permitted to gather for a common purpose , that figure is 15 . ''
She continued : `` This decision is in line with the views of the chief medical officer and chief scientific advisor , who have indicated that it would be unwise for large gatherings to take place at this time .
`` While I appreciate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clubs have made to provide safe environments at recent fixtures , I do not think that given the challenges we all face that it is appropriate for those arrangements to continue . ''
The decision on supporters will impact Ulster Rugby 's Pro14 season , which started earlier this month , and the GAA 's inter-county season , which is due to recommence with the National League on Saturday .
As well as impacting matches in the Irish Premiership , the Executive 's decision would also mean that supporters can not attend Northern @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Slovakia at Windsor Park on 12 November .
Six hundred supporters attended NI 's Nations League defeat by Austria on Sunday , while the same number of fans were at Belfast 's Kingspan Stadium for Ulster 's Pro14 season opener a fortnight ago .
A number of supporters were also in attendance at GAA club championship matches between July and September .
In response to the announcement , NIFL , the body which manages Irish League football , said : `` The NIFL board convened an urgent meeting immediately after receipt of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later this evening . ''
Irish Premiership clubs including Glenavon and Larne tweeted late on Friday evening that their matches on Saturday will be able to go ahead with supporters in attendance .

Last updated on .From the section Northern Ireland
600 spectators were able to attend Ulster's Pro14 season opener at Kingspan earlier in October
A tweet from First Minister Arlene Foster has created confusion around whether supporters can attend elite sports events in Northern Ireland.
A letter issued to sporting bodies by Minister for Communities Carál Ní Chuilín on Friday evening stated that fans were not permitted to attend under the new Covid-19 regulations.
However, the First Minister said later on Friday that this was not the case.
"The regulations do not ban fans from stadiums," she tweeted.
"The existing position is maintained, permitting a limited number to attend. Preposterous for clubs to be told anything to the contrary."
Ulster Rugby, the GAA and the Northern Ireland Football League had hoped that limited numbers of fans could attend their matches despite the new Covid-19 restrictions that came into effect in Northern Ireland at 18:00 on Friday. They are due to last for four weeks.
The Executive announcement came just over an hour before the first match of the new Irish Premiership season.
Supporters had already arrived at the stadium for the Coleraine-Ballymena United match and Coleraine chairman Colin McKendry said the club decided to let the fans remain in the Ballycastle Road venue for the game on health and safety grounds.
Minister for Communities Carál Ní Chuilín MLA revealed the news about supporters in a letter to leading sports bodies on Friday evening.
She said it is "necessary to stop spectators from attending sporting events and align the sector with the health regulations restricting the number of people permitted to gather for a common purpose, that figure is 15."
Donegal and Tyrone face each other in Ballybofey in the National League on Sunday
She continued: "This decision is in line with the views of the chief medical officer and chief scientific advisor, who have indicated that it would be unwise for large gatherings to take place at this time.
"While I appreciate all the efforts that Governing Bodies and clubs have made to provide safe environments at recent fixtures, I do not think that given the challenges we all face that it is appropriate for those arrangements to continue."
The decision on supporters will impact Ulster Rugby's Pro14 season, which started earlier this month, and the GAA's inter-county season, which is due to recommence with the National League on Saturday.
As well as impacting matches in the Irish Premiership, the Executive's decision would also mean that supporters cannot attend Northern Ireland's Euro 2020 play-off final against Slovakia at Windsor Park on 12 November.
Six hundred supporters attended NI's Nations League defeat by Austria on Sunday, while the same number of fans were at Belfast's Kingspan Stadium for Ulster's Pro14 season opener a fortnight ago.
A number of supporters were also in attendance at GAA club championship matches between July and September.
In response to the announcement, NIFL, the body which manages Irish League football, said: "The NIFL board convened an urgent meeting immediately after receipt of the letter and will make a full statement later this evening."
Irish Premiership clubs including Glenavon and Larne tweeted late on Friday evening that their matches on Saturday will be able to go ahead with supporters in attendance.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid: 'Dark days' for tourism in Wales, but some 'silver lining'

A spokesman added : `` Over the course of the pandemic and in the coming years we will continue to @ @ @ @ @ of Wales , the industry and visitors to ensure what we 're delivering is sustainable @ @ @ @ @ . ''

A winter break centred around long walks and dining out can be seen as bringing in far more benefit for less impact than a daytrip to the beach in the height of summer, for example, where the only expenses may be car parking and an ice cream.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Coronavirus: Lockdown year 'worst ever' for dog thefts

However , some experts are claiming the demand for dogs during lockdown has led to a significant increase in pets @ @ @ @ @ - Wayne May from the organisation Dog Lost - saying : `` I 've been @ @ @ @ @ now and it 's the worst ever year I 've known '' .

However, some experts are claiming the demand for dogs during lockdown has led to a significant increase in pets being stolen, with one - Wayne May from the organisation Dog Lost - saying: "I've been doing this for 30 years now and it's the worst ever year I've known".


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Covid: Tighter rules kick in for millions in England

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 .
@ @ @ @ @ age and location with any submission .

But Kate Green, Labour MP for Stretford and Urmston said there had been no talks between the government and Greater Manchester's leaders on Friday because "No 10 did not pick up the phone" - with no further meetings expected until Monday.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Coronavirus: Greater Manchester tier 3 move 'frustration'

`` I 'm sure Boris Johnson has never had to face it .
I have a team here who I @ @ @ @ @ when they do n't have enough hours and ca n't afford to pay their bills @ @ @ @ @ from there ? ''

"I'm sure Boris Johnson has never had to face it. I have a team here who I will have to face and when they don't have enough hours and can't afford to pay their bills, where do we go from there?"


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Banksy claims Nottingham hula-hooping girl artwork

Amid speculation over whether the piece was a Banksy , a screen was fitted to it .
In an ironic @ @ @ @ @ screen was sprayed with graffiti .

Talking about the meaning behind the artwork, he said: "It is curious. The last four or five [Banksy pieces] have all related to Covid or something in the news. This is much more whimsical and much more of the moment. It is someone enjoying themselves.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--School meals: Labour backs Marcus Rashford campaign

She said that if the PM did not change course , the party would force a vote and `` give @ @ @ @ @ do the right thing '' .

She said that if the PM did not change course, the party would force a vote and "give his backbenchers the chance to do the right thing".


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Coronavirus: Pubs and restaurants have closed across Northern Ireland

He told BBC News NI 's Good Morning Ulster : `` The chancellor and the government do n't appear to @ @ @ @ @ more money for what they describe as localised lockdowns , so I am really , @ @ @ @ @ to members over the last 24/48 hours , that this is just too far for @ @ @ @ @ much . ''

He told BBC News NI's Good Morning Ulster: "The chancellor and the government don't appear to be too keen to provide more money for what they describe as localised lockdowns, so I am really, really concerned, having talked to members over the last 24/48 hours, that this is just too far for them, this is too much."


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Brexit: Trade talks with the EU are over, says No 10

`` There is only any point in Michel Barnier coming to London next week if he 's prepared to address @ @ @ @ @ basis of a legal text in an accelerated way , without the UK required to @ @ @ @ @ to discuss the practicalities of travel and haulage , '' he said .

"There is only any point in Michel Barnier coming to London next week if he's prepared to address all the issues on the basis of a legal text in an accelerated way, without the UK required to make all the moves or to discuss the practicalities of travel and haulage," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Covid: How worried should we be?

Covid: How worried should we be?

Winter looks like it is going to be tough .
Cases are rising across the whole of the UK , the restrictions on our lives are already tightening , there are fears some hospitals are starting to fill up and there are ongoing political and scientific rows .
So - let 's keep this really straight and really simple .
Where are we , is this a repeat of spring and how worried should we be ?
Covid is still mostly mild But it is more deadly than flu Some people are at higher risk The numbers are all going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ level we were at the peak , when 3,000 people were being admitted to hospital with Covid each day .
It is currently below 1,000 .
The worry is rising cases could eventually overwhelm the NHS .
If that happens then more people will die , from Covid and other causes , because there wo n't be enough beds and doctors to go round .
But the virus is spreading more slowly than before The reproduction or R number - the number of people each infected person passes the virus onto on average @ @ @ @ @ @ @ early March .
It is now about half that ( between 1.3 and 1.5 ) .
We are making a difference , but any growth is still growth and unless the R number comes below 1.0 , the number of cases , and in turn pressure on hospitals , will continue to rise .
We are better at treating Covid But we must not ignore 'long Covid' We 're still waiting for a vaccine Testing capacity has increased dramatically since the beginning of the pandemic and there are now more than 300,000 tests @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the programme works best when levels of the virus are low and the government 's own science advisers , Sage , say test-and-trace is having a `` marginal impact on transmission '' .

Covid: How worried should we be? Published 17 October 2020
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, A mural in Manchester where cases are rising
Winter looks like it is going to be tough. Cases are rising across the whole of the UK, the restrictions on our lives are already tightening, there are fears some hospitals are starting to fill up and there are ongoing political and scientific rows.
It feels like there is a constant stream of information and you would be forgiven for getting lost in the whirlwind of headlines.
So - let's keep this really straight and really simple. Where are we, is this a repeat of spring and how worried should we be?
Covid is still mostly mild
Don't forget the overwhelming majority of people do recover from Covid and it is often a mild disease.
The main symptoms are a cough, fever and a loss of sense of smell and most will recuperate at home.
It is estimated that 1% to 3% of people who catch the virus require hospital treatment.
But it is more deadly than flu
The number of people that die after catching the virus, known as the infection fatality rate, is about 0.5%. Or one death in every 200 people infected.
That is five to 25 times more deadly than a seasonal flu infection, despite ongoing myths that Covid is just like flu.
Influenza kills between 0.02% and 0.1% of people who are infected.
Some people are at higher risk
People of any age can die from Covid, but the risks are higher the older you are.
Only a tiny fraction of people under the age of 45 die after catching the virus and the risk really picks up after the age of 65.
People with other health problems - such as type 2 diabetes and heart problems - are also at higher risk.
As are people from certain ethnic backgrounds.
The numbers are all going up
The statistics tell a grim tale.
The number of daily cases - up. The number of people being admitted to hospital - up. The number of people dying - up.
We are not at the same level we were at the peak, when 3,000 people were being admitted to hospital with Covid each day. It is currently below 1,000.
So this is a problem of trajectory.
The worry is rising cases could eventually overwhelm the NHS. If that happens then more people will die, from Covid and other causes, because there won't be enough beds and doctors to go round.
But the virus is spreading more slowly than before
The things we are now doing in our day-to-day lives are making a difference to the spread of the virus.
At the beginning of the pandemic, the number of people being infected was doubling every three-to-four days. The doubling time is now closer to every fortnight.
The reproduction or R number - the number of people each infected person passes the virus onto on average - was about 3.0 across the UK early March. It is now about half that (between 1.3 and 1.5).
We are making a difference, but any growth is still growth and unless the R number comes below 1.0, the number of cases, and in turn pressure on hospitals, will continue to rise.
We are better at treating Covid
The chance of dying if you are admitted to hospital has fallen since the start of the pandemic.
Getting a precise estimate is hard, but the death rate in hospitals seems to have fallen by between a third and a half.
Doctors have a better understanding of what happens to severe Covid patients, such as developing unusually sticky clot-prone blood. That means care has improved.
And we have the first life-saving drug, a steroid called dexamethasone that calms the immune system when it becomes overactive and attacks the body.
But we must not ignore 'long Covid'
However, there is rising recognition that a coronavirus infection can take a lasting toll on the body.
We don't know how long or exactly how many people are affected, but long-term fatigue and a whole host of other health problems have been reported.
These symptoms appear to affect young and old, as well as those who had even mild infections.
You're probably not immune
Most people have not been infected with the virus. About nine in 10 of us in the UK are thought to still be vulnerable.
Getting Covid twice is rare. However, nobody is quite sure how long any immunity from fighting off the virus might last.
We're still waiting for a vaccine
An effective vaccine would either stop people getting infected or at least make the disease less severe.
Progress is being made, but none has yet been proven to work.
A vaccine remains one of the key tools for getting our lives back, until then the government's strategy is relying on slowing the spread of the virus and that means restrictions on all our lives.
Test-and-trace is struggling
The other measure that was supposed to help suppress the virus was the government's test-and-trace programme.
Testing capacity has increased dramatically since the beginning of the pandemic and there are now more than 300,000 tests a day being performed.
However, the programme works best when levels of the virus are low and the government's own science advisers, Sage, say test-and-trace is having a "marginal impact on transmission".


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Covid in the UK: Time to get up to date with the rules

Millions of us are facing fresh curbs on our freedoms this weekend , after a busy week of developments in the fight against Covid .
So what 's happening and how do the changes affect you ?
Early on the stars of virus vocab included Covidiots , superspreaders , and Zoom-bombing .
As `` circuit-breaker '' and `` tier three '' grapple for position on the newest page of the already-oversized Covid phrasebook , here 's an attempt to make things a little simpler for you .
I 've made myself a brew , so tell me , what 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's brought in a new system of rules , as it presses on with its local approach to tackling outbreaks .
Every area has been given a Covid alert level - with a corresponding tier - based on the risk the virus poses .
Tier one is for medium risk areas , tier two for high risk and tier three for very high risk .
The rules you must follow depend upon which tier you live in .
Since the system came into effect on Wednesday , several areas have moved up a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` very high risk '' status .
On Friday evening , it was still unclear whether Greater Manchester would follow .
Local leaders in very high risk areas can add their own extra restrictions , so keep an eye on what your local authority is saying to make sure you 're sticking to all the rules .
In the next couple of weeks , Scotland is planning to adopt a similar , multi-tiered system to England .
Northern Ireland has entered a so-called `` circuit-breaker '' ( see below for an attempted definition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , restaurants and cafes to sit-in customers .
Schools will be shut for at least two weeks by lengthening the half-term holiday .
Wales could face similar measures as soon as Monday , as officials use the weekend to mull over a `` fire-break '' period .
Between me writing this piece on Friday evening and you reading it over breakfast on Saturday , rules will have tightened for millions of people across the country .
As things change rapidly , your best bet for staying up to date with the rules where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ look-up tool : And do n't forget the basic methods of keeping yourself and others safe from the virus : wash your hands often , wear a face covering in certain public places , and socially distance .
Can you tell me what 'circuit-breaker ' means ( and , while you 're at it , 'fire-break ' ) ?
Labour leader Keir Starmer has called for a circuit-breaker in England , after it emerged that the government 's scientific advisers said it would be a good idea .
As my colleague James Gallagher @ @ @ @ @ @ @ circuit-breaker would be less damaging - to the economy and to people 's mental health - than the first lockdown we had .
Not everyone is buying into the electrical metaphor .
Wales 's First Minister Mark Drakeford has instead termed the possibility of a two-week lockdown a `` fire-break '' , designed to bring the virus rate down and help `` get us through to Christmas '' .
Okay , got it ( ish ) .
But why are the extra rules needed ?
Infections are going up rapidly , with an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ homes in England in the seven days up to 8 October - a 60 % increase on the previous week - according to the Office for National Statistics .
This figure is far higher than the number of confirmed cases announced by the government each day - which has risen to a daily average of 16,228 in the past week .
Also , the reproduction ( R ) number has risen slightly in the past week to between 1.3 and 1.5 , according to the latest estimate .
R is the average number @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pass the virus on to , so at the moment every 10 people infected in the UK will go on to infect between 13 and 15 others .
I 'm no longer struggling to understand .
But I am struggling to cope There is some hope .
Despite the continued rise in cases , experts have pointed out we are no longer seeing the runaway increase of a fortnight ago .
And last month 's morbid warning from scientists that the UK could face 50,000 cases a day by mid-October has not happened @

Covid in the UK: Time to get up to date with the rules Published 17 October 2020
Image source, Getty Images
Millions of us are facing fresh curbs on our freedoms this weekend, after a busy week of developments in the fight against Covid. So what's happening and how do the changes affect you?
Early on the stars of virus vocab included Covidiots, superspreaders, and Zoom-bombing. As "circuit-breaker" and "tier three" grapple for position on the newest page of the already-oversized Covid phrasebook, here's an attempt to make things a little simpler for you.
I've made myself a brew, so tell me, what's new?
All four UK nations have responded to a surge in coronavirus cases by tightening up restrictions.
In England, the government's brought in a new system of rules, as it presses on with its local approach to tackling outbreaks. Every area has been given a Covid alert level - with a corresponding tier - based on the risk the virus poses. Tier one is for medium risk areas, tier two for high risk and tier three for very high risk.
The rules you must follow depend upon which tier you live in. Since the system came into effect on Wednesday, several areas have moved up a tier - with Lancashire the latest to hit "very high risk" status. It's still unclear whether Greater Manchester will follow.
Local leaders in very high risk areas can add their own extra restrictions, so keep an eye on what your local authority is saying to make sure you're sticking to all the rules.
In the next couple of weeks, Scotland is planning to adopt a similar, multi-tiered system to England. Northern Ireland has entered a so-called "circuit-breaker" (see below for an attempted definition) with a blanket closure of pubs, restaurants and cafes to sit-in customers. Schools will be shut for at least two weeks by lengthening the half-term holiday. Wales could face similar measures as soon as Monday, as officials use the weekend to mull over a "fire-break" period.
Between me writing this piece on Friday evening and you reading it over breakfast on Saturday, rules will have tightened for millions of people across the country. As things change rapidly, your best bet for staying up to date with the rules where you live is to use our postcode look-up tool:
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If you cannot see the look-up click here.
And don't forget the basic methods of keeping yourself and others safe from the virus: wash your hands often, wear a face covering in certain public places, and socially distance.
Can you tell me what 'circuit-breaker' means (and, while you're at it, 'fire-break')?
An electrical circuit-breaker is an automatic switch which detects faults and stops power flowing through a device, to prevent it from overheating or short-circuiting.
The UK is, metaphorically speaking, that faulty device.
The phrase "circuit-breaker" is being used to describe a short, nationwide lockdown, to help slow the spread of Covid-19.
Labour leader Keir Starmer has called for a circuit-breaker in England, after it emerged that the government's scientific advisers said it would be a good idea. As my colleague James Gallagher points out, the hope is a circuit-breaker would be less damaging - to the economy and to people's mental health - than the first lockdown we had.
Not everyone is buying into the electrical metaphor. Wales's First Minister Mark Drakeford has instead termed the possibility of a two-week lockdown a "fire-break", designed to bring the virus rate down and help "get us through to Christmas".
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, The BBC's Laura Foster explains what a circuit breaker is and how it could help tackle Covid-19
Okay, got it (ish). But why are the extra rules needed?
We measure the epidemic in several different ways, but coronavirus cases are definitely rising.
Infections are going up rapidly, with an estimated 27,900 new cases a day in homes in England in the seven days up to 8 October - a 60% increase on the previous week - according to the Office for National Statistics. This figure is far higher than the number of confirmed cases announced by the government each day - which has risen to a daily average of 16,228 in the past week.
Also, the reproduction (R) number has risen slightly in the past week to between 1.3 and 1.5, according to the latest estimate. R is the average number of people that one infected person will pass the virus on to, so at the moment every 10 people infected in the UK will go on to infect between 13 and 15 others.
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I'm no longer struggling to understand. But I am struggling to cope
There is some hope. Despite the continued rise in cases, experts have pointed out we are no longer seeing the runaway increase of a fortnight ago. And last month's morbid warning from scientists that the UK could face 50,000 cases a day by mid-October has not happened.
With NHS Nightingale hospitals on standby, new financial support schemes, newly understood treatments, and protections for care homes, we are arguably better prepared for the second wave of coronavirus than we were for the first.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--My Money: 'Most of our spending is on our son'

Thursday was a day in bed for me as I seemed to have caught a stomach bug .
No spending @ @ @ @ @ to do the weekly food shop .
We do our main shop in Aldi and @ @ @ @ @ anything we could n't get .
We used to always do our whole shop in @ @ @ @ @ was just as good and is cheaper for the basics .
Our Aldi shop came @ @ @ @ @ shop came to £45.43 ( £86.94 in total ) .
Seems we got it the @ @ @ @ @ as the Tesco shop came to more than the Aldi shop .
Most likely as @ @ @ @ @ `` special '' food for our week off .
As a side note , this @ @ @ @ @ you 'd expect to get from the supermarket like toiletries etc .

Thursday was a day in bed for me as I seemed to have caught a stomach bug. No spending for me. Cara decided to do the weekly food shop. We do our main shop in Aldi and then go to Tesco for anything we couldn't get. We used to always do our whole shop in Tesco but found that Aldi was just as good and is cheaper for the basics. Our Aldi shop came to £41.51 and the Tesco shop came to £45.43 (£86.94 in total). Seems we got it the wrong way round this week as the Tesco shop came to more than the Aldi shop. Most likely as Cara decided to get some "special" food for our week off. As a side note, this shop also includes everything else you'd expect to get from the supermarket like toiletries etc.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Meet Merck Mercuriadis, the man who has spent $1bn on old hits

`` The way the economic model works is that Apple , Amazon and Spotify keep 30 % of the money @ @ @ @ @ 70 % to the rights holders .
As it currently stands , 58.5p out of @ @ @ @ @ to the record company .
The artist is getting , at best , one sixth @ @ @ @ @ 11.5p is going to the song .

"The way the economic model works is that Apple, Amazon and Spotify keep 30% of the money for themselves and they pay 70% to the rights holders. As it currently stands, 58.5p out of that remaining 70p is going to the record company. The artist is getting, at best, one sixth of that [meaning] 11.5p is going to the song.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--The Roads: Three men on how they fell into criminality and how they got out

The national lockdown in March saw a rise in the number of vulnerable children being groomed to carry drugs across @ @ @ @ @ so called county lines gangs .
Now with restrictions tightening in places across the UK @ @ @ @ @ is concerned that even more children will be exploited .
Three young men , who @ @ @ @ @ , have been speaking to the BBC 's Amanda Kirton about how they became caught @ @ @ @ @ the roads , as they call it .
You can watch the full documentary on @ @ @ @

The national lockdown in March saw a rise in the number of vulnerable children being groomed to carry drugs across the UK for dealers - so called county lines gangs.
Now with restrictions tightening in places across the UK again the Children's Society is concerned that even more children will be exploited.
Three young men, who were lured in as kids, have been speaking to the BBC's Amanda Kirton about how they became caught up in the culture of the roads, as they call it.
You can watch the full documentary on iPlayer The Lost Boys
Filmed and edited by Adam Walker


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Newspaper headlines: Covid regional 'standoff' and EU trade talks cease

It says Mr Johnson was fighting on two fronts as he refused to back down to leaders in the North @ @ @ @ @ in a tier three restrictions and to the EU over Brexit .

It says Mr Johnson was fighting on two fronts as he refused to back down to leaders in the North West of England over bringing in a tier three restrictions and to the EU over Brexit.


bbcuk--2020-10-16--Louis Johnson: Kion McKenna jailed for murder of gang rival

`` Though you were of a young age , you were old enough to know what you were doing and @ @ @ @ @ . ''

"Though you were of a young age, you were old enough to know what you were doing and to make your own choices."


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Coronavirus: Guidance for NI Covid-19 restrictions published

As well as the closure of the hospitality sector ( apart from deliveries and takeaways ) , off-licences and supermarkets @ @ @ @ @ after 20:00 , and fast-food and takeaway premises are to close at 23:00 .

"I'm appealing to the sporting bodies to take my advice and to try to play their events behind closed doors because I think we all are trying our best to be safe, to protect lives and to protect each other," said Ms Ní Chuilín.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Covid: Confusion over fresh talks in Manchester tier row

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday that infection rates in Greater Manchester were `` grave '' and added : @ @ @ @ @ before action is taken means more people will go to hospital , more people will @ @ @ @ @ and tragically more people will die . ''

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bbcuk--2020-10-17--Coronavirus: Police get access to NHS Test and Trace self-isolation data

He said : `` We are already concerned that some people are deterred from being tested because they are anxious @ @ @ @ @ they need to self-isolate - and we are worried should police involvement add to this @

He said: "We are already concerned that some people are deterred from being tested because they are anxious about loss of income should they need to self-isolate - and we are worried should police involvement add to this.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Brother of Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson dies with Covid

Earlier this week , Mr Anderson criticised crowds that gathered in the city just before the new rules came into @ @ @ @ @ `` shame our city '' and `` our health service is creaking '' .

Earlier this week, Mr Anderson criticised crowds that gathered in the city just before the new rules came into effect, saying the images "shame our city" and "our health service is creaking".


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Salisbury Novichok-poisoned officer Nick Bailey quits

After 18 years in the Police Force I ’ ve had to admit defeat and accept that I can no @ @ @ @ @ I wanted to be a Police Officer since I was a teenager , I couldn @ @ @ @ @ else , which is why this makes me so sad .
Like most Police Officers @ @ @ @ @

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bbcuk--2020-10-17--Coronavirus drives shop closures to new record

Lisa Hooker , consumer markets leader at PwC , says amid the turmoil , there continues to be a steady @ @ @ @ @ With the continued roll out of value retailers , the boom in takeaways and pizza @ @ @ @ @ services that can still only be delivered locally , such as tradesmen outlets , building @ @ @ @ @ that despite the stark numbers there remains a future for physical stores .

Lisa Hooker, consumer markets leader at PwC, says amid the turmoil, there continues to be a steady flow of openings: "With the continued roll out of value retailers, the boom in takeaways and pizza delivery shops and demand for services that can still only be delivered locally, such as tradesmen outlets, building products or locksmiths, shows that despite the stark numbers there remains a future for physical stores.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Gardens help towns and cities beat countryside for tree cover

Bluesky International , an aerial survey company who carried out the work with the help of mapping specialist Esri UK @ @ @ @ @ around 400 million trees so far - but there are still more to find .

Bluesky International, an aerial survey company who carried out the work with the help of mapping specialist Esri UK, say they have detected around 400 million trees so far - but there are still more to find.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Manhunt as inmate Jay Davis absconds from Ford Prison

Davis , who has links to Sussex and Hampshire , was seen on CCTV at Chichester railway station while wearing @ @ @ @ @

Davis, who has links to Sussex and Hampshire, was seen on CCTV at Chichester railway station while wearing a mask on Monday.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Coronavirus: Minister says sport should be 'behind closed doors'

`` I 'm appealing to the sporting bodies to take my advice and to try to play their events behind @ @ @ @ @ we all are trying our best to be safe , to protect lives and to @ @ @ @ @ said Ms Ní Chuilín .


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Cannabis crop at former Coventry nightclub 'worth £1m'

Officers had to smash through several reinforced doors to access the plants during Thursday 's operation at the unnamed city @ @ @ @ @ growing equipment valued at about £150,000 was also found .

Officers had to smash through several reinforced doors to access the plants during Thursday's operation at the unnamed city centre site, in which growing equipment valued at about £150,000 was also found.


bbcuk--2020-10-17--Rare rufous bush chat in UK for first time in 40 years

Ch Supt Chris Balmer said : `` People may arrive on their own but some have started to gather in @ @ @ @ @ be able to see the bird .
This is a breach of the law .