bbcuk--2020-10-31--Liverpool 2-1 West Ham United: Liverpool go top of Premier League table

Last updated on .From the section Premier League Substitute Diogo Jota scored for the third straight game as Liverpool came from behind to beat in-form West Ham and go top of the Premier League table .
That was the 15th goal Liverpool have conceded in seven games this season - as many as Chelsea let in all season on their way to the title in 2004-05 .
Jurgen Klopp 's side were level shortly before half-time , Arthur Masuaku 's foul on Mohamed Salah allowing the Egypt forward to equalise from the penalty spot with Liverpool 's first attempt on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gave a league debut to central defender Nathaniel Phillips in the absence of injured trio Virgil van Dijk , Joel Matip and Fabinho , found it tough going .
Jota , a £41m signing from Wolves in September , netted in the 85th minute after a smart pass by fellow substitute Xherdan Shaqiri - moments after already seeing a goal disallowed for a foul .
• None Who is Phillips , Liverpool 's man thrown in at the deep end ?
`` He 's much better than I thought he would be and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said after Jota 's latest performance .
`` He 's an exceptional talent .
He has the speed , physicality , technique , and he 's both-footed . ''
With this win , Liverpool equalled a club record 63 league games unbeaten at Anfield set by Bob Paisley 's all-conquering side between 1978 and 1981 .
'Jota 's much better than I thought he would be' Liverpool are back on top of the Premier League table for the first time since they ended last season as champions but they were far from their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clear of neighbours Everton , who will return to the summit if they win at Newcastle on Sunday ( 14:00 GMT ) .
Question marks remain over Liverpool 's defence , which has now conceded 27 in 14 matches since Klopp 's side were confirmed Premier League champions in June .
Phillips , whose dad , Jimmy , played against Liverpool for Bolton in the 1995 League Cup final , at least provided an aerial presence , the 23-year-old making a series of headed clearances during a commanding performance .
It was his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at fault for West Ham 's goal , the England centre-back heading Masuaku 's cross straight into the path of Fornals to put David Moyes ' side ahead .
Salah levelled with his eighth goal of the season after hitting his penalty straight down the middle before Jota 's introduction from the bench lifted the side .
The Portugal forward had the ball in the back of the net but it was ruled out for Sadio Mane 's foul on Angelo Ogbonna after referee Kevin Friend watched a replay on the pitchside monitor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be denied as he lashed past keeper Lukasz Fabianski in front of an empty Kop following a delightful pass by Shaqiri that split the West Ham defence .
Having held Manchester City last week , this was another gutsy performance by West Ham , who attacked in numbers and gave Liverpool a real scare .
They arrived at Anfield unbeaten in their previous four games against sides who finished in the top seven last season .
However , they were without key forward Michail Antonio , who scored a superb goal against City @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being restricted to 50 minutes of Premier League football this season , Sebastien Haller was handed his first top-flight start of the season in place of Antonio .
But it was midfielder Fornals who produced a lovely finish to put his side ahead .
After Salah equalised , the former Villarreal player was denied a second goal by Andrew Robertson 's important block , yet West Ham were unable to secure a point their hard work deserved as they were undone at the end by Jota .
`` It 's a good sign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anything from Anfield , '' said Moyes after West Ham 's first league defeat since 19 September .
`` We had really good opportunities to maybe get a second goal .
I wanted it to be more than just the odd counter-attack .
We were a threat , we were well organised and disciplined in the jobs we had to do . ''
'Masuaku is so disappointed with the dive ' - what they said Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp : `` It 's so difficult with the number of games we have .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ boys , the will to play football , to deal with setbacks is really exceptional .
`` The tricky thing is that you have to be patient , but also lively to keep them moving .
It 's a constant concentration level you have to keep up , which we did - except maybe for their goal . ''
West Ham boss David Moyes on Liverpool 's penalty : `` It 's not the sort of football I want to be involved in .
`` I think our player stops and throws his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the dive .
`` I 'm just disappointed they did n't turn the decision around .
Maybe in the second half the decision [ Jota 's disallowed goal ] went for us , but the first-half one did n't . ''
Top of the table but defensive questions remain - the stats • None Only Aston Villa in 1897-98 ( 17 ) have conceded more goals in their first seven league matches as reigning top-flight champions than Liverpool this season ( 15 ) .
The Reds took 23 games to concede 15 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ None Since David Moyes ' first game back in charge of West Ham in January , the Hammers have dropped more points from winning positions than any other side in the Premier League ( 16 ) .
• None Liverpool have conceded the first goal in three of their four home league games this season - as many times as they did in all 19 league matches at Anfield last term .
• None Since the start of last season , West Ham 's Pablo Fornals is the only visiting player to score @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , also netting in this exact fixture for the Hammers in 2019-20 .
• None Liverpool are only the second side in Premier League history to concede the first goal in three consecutive home matches but still win all three , after Blackburn Rovers in November 2009 .
Liverpool head to Italy next to face Champions League Group D rivals Atalanta on Tuesday ( 20:00 GMT ) , while West Ham have a week to prepare for a London derby with Fulham at London Stadium on Saturday , 7 November ( 20:00 GMT @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his move from player to presenter • None All you need to know as the US election day nears

Last updated on .From the section Premier League
Substitute Diogo Jota scored for the third straight game as Liverpool came from behind to beat in-form West Ham and go top of the Premier League table.
In an intriguing encounter, the Hammers took an early lead through Spanish midfielder Pablo Fornals' smart finish, which clipped the post on its way in after a poor headed clearance by Joe Gomez.
That was the 15th goal Liverpool have conceded in seven games this season - as many as Chelsea let in all season on their way to the title in 2004-05.
Jurgen Klopp's side were level shortly before half-time, Arthur Masuaku's foul on Mohamed Salah allowing the Egypt forward to equalise from the penalty spot with Liverpool's first attempt on target.
But the Reds, who gave a league debut to central defender Nathaniel Phillips in the absence of injured trio Virgil van Dijk, Joel Matip and Fabinho, found it tough going.
Jota, a £41m signing from Wolves in September, netted in the 85th minute after a smart pass by fellow substitute Xherdan Shaqiri - moments after already seeing a goal disallowed for a foul.
"He's much better than I thought he would be and that's really impressive," Klopp said after Jota's latest performance.
"He's an exceptional talent. He has the speed, physicality, technique, and he's both-footed."
With this win, Liverpool equalled a club record 63 league games unbeaten at Anfield set by Bob Paisley's all-conquering side between 1978 and 1981.
Back on top - but defensive lapses continue
Liverpool are back on top of the Premier League table for the first time since they ended last season as champions but they were far from their fluent best.
They are three points clear of neighbours Everton, who will return to the summit if they win at Newcastle on Sunday (14:00 GMT).
Question marks remain over Liverpool's defence, which has now conceded 27 in 14 matches since Klopp's side were confirmed Premier League champions in June.
Phillips, whose dad, Jimmy, played against Liverpool for Bolton in the 1995 League Cup final, at least provided an aerial presence, the 23-year-old making a series of headed clearances during a commanding performance.
Phillips is a monster in the air - Klopp impressed by debutant
It was his more experienced defensive partner Gomez who was at fault for West Ham's goal, the England centre-back heading Masuaku's cross straight into the path of Fornals to put David Moyes' side ahead.
Salah levelled with his eighth goal of the season after hitting his penalty straight down the middle before Jota's introduction from the bench lifted the side.
The Portugal forward had the ball in the back of the net but it was ruled out for Sadio Mane's foul on Angelo Ogbonna after referee Kevin Friend watched a replay on the pitchside monitor.
However, Jota was not to be denied as he lashed past keeper Lukasz Fabianski in front of an empty Kop following a delightful pass by Shaqiri that split the West Ham defence.
Gutsy West Ham fall short
Having held Manchester City last week, this was another gutsy performance by West Ham, who attacked in numbers and gave Liverpool a real scare.
They arrived at Anfield unbeaten in their previous four games against sides who finished in the top seven last season.
However, they were without key forward Michail Antonio, who scored a superb goal against City before suffering a hamstring injury.
After being restricted to 50 minutes of Premier League football this season, Sebastien Haller was handed his first top-flight start of the season in place of Antonio.
But it was midfielder Fornals who produced a lovely finish to put his side ahead.
After Salah equalised, the former Villarreal player was denied a second goal by Andrew Robertson's important block, yet West Ham were unable to secure a point their hard work deserved as they were undone at the end by Jota.
"It's a good sign that we're disappointed not to take anything from Anfield," said Moyes after West Ham's first league defeat since 19 September.
"We had really good opportunities to maybe get a second goal. I wanted it to be more than just the odd counter-attack. We were a threat, we were well organised and disciplined in the jobs we had to do."
Moyes 'disappointed' with penalty decision
'Masuaku disappointed with the dive' - what they said
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "It's so difficult with the number of games we have. Seeing the determination and desire of the boys, the will to play football, to deal with setbacks is really exceptional.
"The tricky thing is that you have to be patient, but also lively to keep them moving. It's a constant concentration level you have to keep up, which we did - except maybe for their goal."
West Ham boss David Moyes on Liverpool's penalty: "It's not the sort of football I want to be involved in.
"I think our player stops and throws his arms up because he's so disappointed about the dive.
"I'm just disappointed they didn't turn the decision around. Maybe in the second half the decision [Jota's disallowed goal] went for us, but the first-half one didn't."
Hammers drop more points from winning position - the stats
Only Aston Villa in 1897-98 (17) have conceded more goals in their first seven league matches as reigning top-flight champions than Liverpool this season (15). The Reds took 23 games to concede 15 Premier League goals last season.
Since David Moyes' first game back in charge of West Ham in January, the Hammers have dropped more points from winning positions than any other side in the Premier League (16).
Liverpool have conceded the first goal in three of their four home league games this season - as many times as they did in all 19 league matches at Anfield last term.
Since the start of last season, West Ham's Pablo Fornals is the only visiting player to score two Premier League goals away to Liverpool, also netting in this exact fixture for the Hammers in 2019-20.
Liverpool are only the second side in Premier League history to concede the first goal in three consecutive home matches but still win all three, after Blackburn Rovers in November 2009.
What's next?
Liverpool head to Italy next to face Champions League Group D rivals Atalanta on Tuesday (20:00 GMT), while West Ham have a week to prepare for a London derby with Fulham at London Stadium on Saturday, 7 November (20:00 GMT).
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bbcuk--2020-10-31--Anthony Russell charged with Coventry and Leamington murders

The family of Ms McGregor said : `` We wish to thank people for their well wishes .
Nicole will @ @ @ @ @ request to be left alone to grieve at this difficult time . ''

The family of Ms McGregor said: "We wish to thank people for their well wishes. Nicole will be greatly missed. We request to be left alone to grieve at this difficult time."


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Steam engine bought for £50 sells for more than £900k

`` It worked with Anderton and Rowland up until the Second World War and in 1950 it was acquired by @ @ @ @ @ of Salisbury for £50 , '' he said .

"It worked with Anderton and Rowland up until the Second World War and in 1950 it was acquired by its second owner Ernie Lucas of Salisbury for £50," he said.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid: What will the England lockdown achieve?

Some people predicted this moment was inevitable even before the summer .
Others hoped the second wave was not a @ @ @ @ @ in cases was only due to more tests being carried out , and that because @ @ @ @ @ young it did n't really matter .

Some people predicted this moment was inevitable even before the summer. Others hoped the second wave was not a significant threat, the rise in cases was only due to more tests being carried out, and that because cases were concentrated in the young it didn't really matter.


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Covid: The new lockdown rules for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

What are the plans for a new lockdown in England ?
What are the rules in tier three ?
What @ @ @ @ @ two ?
What are the rules for tier one ?
How will Scotland 's new @ @ @ @ @ are the current rules in Wales ?

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


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Local lockdown rules: What Covid tier is my area in?

Find out how the pandemic has affected your area and how it compares with the national average by following this @ @ @ @ @ 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--2020-10-31--'A new lockdown will be far worse for businesses'

Multiple business leaders have hit out at the looming prospect of a second national lockdown in England , saying the potential damage `` is immense '' .
`` We [ the UK ] are over £2 trillion in debt now ... and I think the government has neglected to account for the total loss of the lockdown , '' he says .
This week , the London Ambulance Service revealed that it is now attending an average of 37 suicides a day , or attempted suicides , up from 22 a day in 2019 .
`` I think that is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are losing their jobs , they are lonely , depressed , the mental health toll on the country is exponential , '' says Mr Johnson , who formerly ran Pizza Express , Patisserie Valerie and the Giraffe chain .
`` I think it will be much worse this winter because people ca n't go out into the sunshine and treat it as an extended sabbatical .
He says his main problem with the government 's strategy is that there is no clear `` exit plan '' for the pandemic and coronavirus restrictions .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a few weeks , and there 's a suspicion it could be a few months .
If Christmas is cancelled , that 's it for many businesses , '' warns Mr Johnson .
`` I feel like I 'm in a dictatorship .
I know they 're saying they 're reviewing the Tier 3 rules every 28 days , but there 's been no communications from the council business groups on what they 're basing these restrictions on , '' says Ms Bishop , who has three stores .
`` It feels like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ business , pay your taxes , pay your staff and try to keep your head above water , in a room that 's on fire and clouded with smoke . ''
She says that a big problem is that stores are allowed to be open , but customers are not allowed to come , so footfall has `` fallen off a cliff '' .
The situation has had an impact on her mental health , and Ms Bishop says that she has never felt more alone as a business owner , at a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her for leadership and support .
'The rest of us need to get back to work' Charlie Mullins , boss of Pimlico Plumbers , says that the government `` needs to listen to businesses and people in the real world '' .
He thinks another lockdown will `` finish many businesses off '' , and is also concerned about the toll of coronavirus restrictions on people 's wellbeing .
`` They 're basically going the wrong way about it .
The virus is going to be here for a while , we 've @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we ca n't surrender to it , '' he tells the BBC .
`` We need to protect the elderly and vulnerable , of course , but the rest of us need to get back to work . ''
Mr Mullins said his firm has attended over 200,000 house calls through the pandemic and not one employee or customer has caught the coronavirus .
`` The last furlough scheme they did was too generous , it 's created an atmosphere of , ' I want to work from home and stay at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'We need clarity on Christmas' Businesses have been telling the BBC since September that they are worried about Christmas - traditionally the most important time of the year for the hospitality , retail and event industries .
`` People are trying to book Christmas parties , we do n't know if we can accept them - it 's tending towards being a total disaster .
The hospitality industry can not afford to have a poor December this year , '' says Gary Forrest , chief executive of the High Street Group , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restaurants and hotels across the north-east of England .
Mr Forrest was particularly frustrated that pubs and restaurants such as his have invested in measures to protect their customers , but now the industry `` seems to be bearing the brunt of the government 's restrictions '' .
`` They told us to bring in table service - and the cost of table service is huge , your salary costs go up exponentially - and all the technology changes , but then they still come along and say , 'now you still need @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' he says .
Mr Forrest wants to see a system where venues are certified by the local authorities and regularly checked to ensure compliance with safety rules .
And he wants more support for firms and venues located in parts of the UK where restrictions are in place , but fall short of a full lockdown with mandatory closures .
'We 've got to get past the pandemic' '' We need the restrictions to be lifted on how many people can come to an event , because 15 people is really @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we need to bring an end to the pandemic , so if having a lockdown is what we need , then that 's what needs to be done . ''
`` I 'm devastated about the support the government has not given our industry .
We 've been completely ignored , and we 're a billion pound industry , '' she explains .
A government spokesperson said : `` At all stages we have been guided by medical and scientific advice , and have taken the necessary action in order to rightly strike @ @ @ @ @ @ @ economy and saving lives .
`` We have always been clear that we keep these measures under constant review so they do not have to be in place for any longer than is necessary . ''

'A new lockdown will be far worse for businesses' Published 31 October 2020
Image source, Risk Capital Partners LLP Image caption, Businessman Luke Johnson says people are despairing and lockdowns are a "blunt instrument" which also have consequences
Multiple business leaders have hit out at the looming prospect of a second national lockdown in England, saying the potential damage "is immense".
Businessman Luke Johnson says the country cannot afford another lockdown.
"We [the UK] are over £2 trillion in debt now...and I think the government has neglected to account for the total loss of the lockdown," he says.
The government maintains it has struck a balance between protecting jobs, the economy and saving lives.
Mr Johnson adds: "The damage to confidence, entrepreneurs, investors, the destruction of jobs, unemployment and the social and welfare costs are immense."
This week, the London Ambulance Service revealed that it is now attending an average of 37 suicides a day, or attempted suicides, up from 22 a day in 2019.
"I think that is a direct consequence of lockdown. People are losing their jobs, they are lonely, depressed, the mental health toll on the country is exponential," says Mr Johnson, who formerly ran Pizza Express, Patisserie Valerie and the Giraffe chain.
"I think it will be much worse this winter because people can't go out into the sunshine and treat it as an extended sabbatical.
"It's going to be much grimmer."
He says his main problem with the government's strategy is that there is no clear "exit plan" for the pandemic and coronavirus restrictions.
"Before we were told it was a few weeks, and there's a suspicion it could be a few months. If Christmas is cancelled, that's it for many businesses," warns Mr Johnson.
'I feel like I'm in a dictatorship'
Frances Bishop, 29, founded children's retail chain The Pud Store, based in South Yorkshire, five years ago.
Image source, The Pud Store Image caption, Entrepreneur Frances Bishop says she has never felt so alone as a business owner
"I feel like I'm in a dictatorship. I know they're saying they're reviewing the Tier 3 rules every 28 days, but there's been no communications from the council business groups on what they're basing these restrictions on," says Ms Bishop, who has three stores.
"It feels like you're being asked to operate a business, pay your taxes, pay your staff and try to keep your head above water, in a room that's on fire and clouded with smoke."
She says that a big problem is that stores are allowed to be open, but customers are not allowed to come, so footfall has "fallen off a cliff".
The situation has had an impact on her mental health, and Ms Bishop says that she has never felt more alone as a business owner, at a time when her employees are looking to her for leadership and support.
"I'm watching my life's work be undone everyday and I'm throwing everything at it," she says.
'The rest of us need to get back to work'
Charlie Mullins, boss of Pimlico Plumbers, says that the government "needs to listen to businesses and people in the real world".
Image source, Pimlico Plumbers Image caption, Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins thinks the "fear factor" will do more damage to the economy than the pandemic
He thinks another lockdown will "finish many businesses off", and is also concerned about the toll of coronavirus restrictions on people's wellbeing.
"They're basically going the wrong way about it. The virus is going to be here for a while, we've got to learn to work around it, we can't surrender to it," he tells the BBC.
"We need to protect the elderly and vulnerable, of course, but the rest of us need to get back to work."
His view strongly echoed that of Mr Johnson.
Mr Mullins said his firm has attended over 200,000 house calls through the pandemic and not one employee or customer has caught the coronavirus.
"The last furlough scheme they did was too generous, it's created an atmosphere of, 'I want to work from home and stay at home'," he says.
"Boris must stand firm and ignore the fear junkies who want to play Russian roulette with our economy."
'We need clarity on Christmas'
Businesses have been telling the BBC since September that they are worried about Christmas - traditionally the most important time of the year for the hospitality, retail and event industries.
Image source, AFP Image caption, Hospitality firm boss Gary Forrest says closing venues at 10pm means people leave an environment that ensures their safety for one that doesn't
"People are trying to book Christmas parties, we don't know if we can accept them - it's tending towards being a total disaster. The hospitality industry cannot afford to have a poor December this year," says Gary Forrest, chief executive of the High Street Group, which owns a large chain of bars, restaurants and hotels across the north-east of England.
Mr Forrest was particularly frustrated that pubs and restaurants such as his have invested in measures to protect their customers, but now the industry "seems to be bearing the brunt of the government's restrictions".
"They told us to bring in table service - and the cost of table service is huge, your salary costs go up exponentially - and all the technology changes, but then they still come along and say, 'now you still need to shut the bars at 10pm'," he says.
"I'm worried about the 300 people we employ, who've got mortgages and rent to pay."
Mr Forrest wants to see a system where venues are certified by the local authorities and regularly checked to ensure compliance with safety rules.
And he wants more support for firms and venues located in parts of the UK where restrictions are in place, but fall short of a full lockdown with mandatory closures.
He says the support for businesses operating in this 'Tier 2' environment is not sufficient.
'We've got to get past the pandemic'
But not all business leaders are against the government's coronavirus restrictions.
Image source, Qube Events Image caption, Events firm owner Debbie Marks says we have to do what it takes to get through to the other side of the pandemic
Debbie Marks is chief executive of Qube Events, one of the North's largest luxury event companies organising large scale weddings, corporate events, private parties and galas — and now Christmas decor specialists.
"We need the restrictions to be lifted on how many people can come to an event, because 15 people is really not viable for our industry - but we need to bring an end to the pandemic, so if having a lockdown is what we need, then that's what needs to be done."
Ms Marks says she already has an order book full of events starting from next March, and that the UK has to get through the pandemic to the other side so that the events industry can resume.
However, she says that isn't possible without support from the government.
"I'm devastated about the support the government has not given our industry. We've been completely ignored, and we're a billion pound industry," she explains.
A government spokesperson said: "At all stages we have been guided by medical and scientific advice, and have taken the necessary action in order to rightly strike a balance between protecting jobs, the economy and saving lives.


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Obituary: Sir Sean Connery

Obituary: Sir Sean Connery

He attributed his short fuse and his `` moodiness '' to his Celtic genes .
`` My view is that @ @ @ @ @ you have to be anti-social , '' he once said .
`` Otherwise you 'll @ @ @ @ @ ''

In 1953, he was in London competing in the Mr Universe competition. He heard that there were parts going in the chorus of a production of the musical South Pacific. By the following year, he was playing the role of Lieutenant Buzz Adams, made famous on Broadway by Larry Hagman.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Salvaged Victorian signal box to become museum

A dilapidated Victorian signal box will be transformed into a museum after it was saved by a charity .
The @ @ @ @ @ to 1896 , was removed from Lowdham railway station in Nottinghamshire using a crane .
@ @ @ @ @ became redundant in 2016 , has been relocated to a piece of land at the @ @ @ @ @ s garden .
Mr Moore , of the Lowdham Railway Heritage charity , said he @ @ @ @ @ in spring 2022 .
“ What you ’ ll be able to do is come @ @ @ @ @ and ring the bells so it will look and feel like it might have done @ @ @ @ @ signal box in the 1950s , ” he said .
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A dilapidated Victorian signal box will be transformed into a museum after it was saved by a charity.
The structure, which dates back to 1896, was removed from Lowdham railway station in Nottinghamshire using a crane.
The signal box, which became redundant in 2016, has been relocated to a piece of land at the end of David Moore’s garden.
Mr Moore, of the Lowdham Railway Heritage charity, said he hoped the museum would open in spring 2022.
“What you’ll be able to do is come in and pull the levers and ring the bells so it will look and feel like it might have done [inside] a railway signal box in the 1950s,” he said.
Follow BBC East Midlands on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews@bbc.co.uk.


bbcuk--2020-10-31--'Mum's not getting up' - How Eva, three, got help

Three-year-old Eva from Whitby has been hailed a `` hero '' for her actions when her mother , Emma , @ @ @ @ @ was able to press the emergency alarm and speak to the emergency services when Emma @ @ @ @ @ her .
Emma spoke to BBC Breakfast about her daughter 's actions .

Three-year-old Eva from Whitby has been hailed a "hero" for her actions when her mother, Emma, had a seizure.
Eva was able to press the emergency alarm and speak to the emergency services when Emma was unable to respond to her.
Emma spoke to BBC Breakfast about her daughter's actions.


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Consett Halloween window mural lifts community spirits

A woman from County Durham has painted a mural of Halloween film characters on her window in the hope of @ @ @ @ @ .
Amy Kirby , from Leadgate , Consett , spent about 60 hours over three @ @ @ @ @ her sitting room window .
The 24-year-old said Halloween was her favourite time of year @ @ @ @ @ to trick or treat due to Covid-19 , she thought it was a `` great @ @ @ @ @ a `` good scare '' by decorating her house .

A woman from County Durham has painted a mural of Halloween film characters on her window in the hope of lifting the community's spirits.
Amy Kirby, from Leadgate, Consett, spent about 60 hours over three weeks painting horror characters on her sitting room window.
The 24-year-old said Halloween was her favourite time of year, and with children unable to trick or treat due to Covid-19, she thought it was a "great idea" to give them a "good scare" by decorating her house.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--NHS 'refuses' medical cannabis for children with epilepsy

Each month is a battle to raise the money , Ms Appleby said .
`` There 's been times where @ @ @ @ @ cried and thought how the hell am I going to get through this . ''

It said that "more evidence is needed to routinely prescribe and fund other treatments on the NHS and we continue to back further research and look at how to minimise the costs of these medicines".


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Marius Zaliukas: Former Hearts & Rangers defender dead at age of 36

Last updated on .From the section Scottish Former Hearts and Rangers defender Marius Zaliukas has died at the age of 36 , the Lithuanian Football Federation has confirmed .
He then had short stints at Leeds United and Rangers before returning to Lithuania , for whom he won 25 caps .
`` We express our deepest condolences to Marius ' family , '' read an LFF statement .
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson , who played alongside Zaliukas at Hearts , said he found out about his ex-teammate 's death a minute before the start of their Scottish Cup semi-final @ @ @ @ @ @ @ today that we beat our arch rivals Hibs in a Scottish Cup game , '' the Hearts coach said .
`` Because when you think about Marius the key one is him lifting that cup as the captain when they beat Hibs 5-1 .
Hopefully this will give slight comfort to the family in this difficult time .
`` He was a huge part of the club .
That 5-1 victory in the Scottish Cup will go down in folklore forever .
So we 're all devastated . ''
Neil McCann played with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and told BBC Radio Scotland 's Sportsound : `` I 'm shocked .
Condolences to his family .
`` He was a really , really nice big guy .
What a nice man he was .
I ca n't say enough nice things about him .
He was a good footballer . ''

Last updated on .From the section Scottish
Marius Zaliukas made more than 150 appearances for Hearts across six years
Former Hearts and Rangers defender Marius Zaliukas has died at the age of 36 after battling motor neurone disease.
Centre-back Zaliukas played more than 150 games for Hearts between 2007 and 2013, captaining the club to Scottish Cup success in 2012.
He then had short stints at Leeds United and Rangers before returning to Lithuania, for whom he won 25 caps.
The news was broken by the Lithuanian Football Federation on Saturday.
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson played alongside Zaliukas at Hearts, and found out moments before the start of their Scottish Cup semi-final against Hibernian.
"It's fitting today that we beat our arch rivals in a Scottish Cup game," the Hearts coach said.
"Because when you think about Marius the key one is him lifting that cup as the captain when they beat Hibs 5-1. Hopefully this will give slight comfort to the family in this difficult time.
"He was a huge part of the club. That 5-1 victory in the Scottish Cup will go down in folklore forever. So we're all devastated."
Neil McCann played with Zaliukas at Hearts between 2006 and 2008 and told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound: "I'm shocked. Condolences to his family.
"He was a really, really nice big guy. What a nice man he was. I can't say enough nice things about him. He was a good footballer."


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Covid-19: Eleven more coronavirus-related deaths in NI

New restrictions announced by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson do not apply to the North Current restrictions remain in place @ @ @ @ @ 13th November Our focus must be following guidelines & minimising spread of this virus Together @ @ @ @ @ overcome

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bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: Carers 'worn out' by virus and need services back

But it is not just Branwen 's life that has felt the impact of the pandemic - the ripples have @ @ @ @ @ , as they pick up more and more of the caring duties .

But it is not just Branwen's life that has felt the impact of the pandemic - the ripples have reached Jean and her husband, as they pick up more and more of the caring duties.


bbcuk--2020-10-31--North Shields care home resident's wife makes key worker plea

She said : `` The best way to engage with someone with advanced dementia is by touch and if I @ @ @ @ @ or stroke his face or anything like that it would be a fairly pointless exercise @

She said: "The best way to engage with someone with advanced dementia is by touch and if I couldn't hold his hand or stroke his face or anything like that it would be a fairly pointless exercise.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: English lockdown may last beyond 2 Dec, says Gove

He added : `` I do n't believe it would be that case , but I do believe that we @ @ @ @ @ and I believe that the measures that we are putting in place will enable us @ @ @ @ @

Also on the Andrew Marr Show, Sir Jeremy Farrar, chairman of the Wellcome Trust and Sage member, said the proposed end date of the four-week lockdown was "useful" but people should not be "fixed on it" as it is not clear what the situation will be like in the last week of November.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: England's Catholic Church criticises lockdown worship ban

They said everyone has to make `` sustained sacrifices for months to come '' to tackle Covid , but added @ @ @ @ @ sacrifice , the government has a profound responsibility to show why it has taken particular @ @

He added: "For people in church and other religious communities it seems a very unfair restriction - churches have put a great deal of effort into coronavirus measures and they are much safer than other settings which are still allowed to be open like secondary schools."


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Coronavirus: Transport for London secures emergency £1.8bn bailout

The mayor is pleased he has seen off an extension to the congestion charging zone but - and this is @ @ @ @ @ pleased concessions for over 60s and under 18s will have to be paid for in @ @ @ @ @ .

The mayor is pleased he has seen off an extension to the congestion charging zone but - and this is crucial - the government is pleased concessions for over 60s and under 18s will have to be paid for in the future by City Hall.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Mortgage holidays extended for up to six months

Exactly how much of a hit the economy will take is unclear .
Under the first lockdown the UK economy @ @ @ @ @ April , but an exact repeat is not expected .
Some industries like construction should @ @ @ @ @ have adapted - for example by boosting online ordering capacity .

Exactly how much of a hit the economy will take is unclear. Under the first lockdown the UK economy shrank by a fifth in April, but an exact repeat is not expected. Some industries like construction should carry on, while others have adapted - for example by boosting online ordering capacity.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Wrexham's high-rise police station demolished

Gavin Nicolas , from Total Demolition Services , said demolitions were usually popular with spectators but he had asked people @ @ @ @ @ this particular one in order to control the spread of Covid and ensure everyone remains @ @ @


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Bristol illegal rave attended by 500 broken up by police

Officers who were called to Yate at around 22:30 GMT on Saturday said about 500 people were in attendance .

"Roads approaching the area were closed to prevent more people reaching the site by car, but large numbers of people continued to arrive on foot from several different directions," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Lockdown rules: What are the Covid regulations where you live?

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


bbcuk--2020-11-01--How I talk to the victims of conspiracy theories

But what about those who are only starting down that path ?
I 've been trying to answer a key @ @ @ @ @ in my inbox : how do you talk to people who are at risk of @ @ @ @ @

When we put her son's claims to Ms Shemirani, she did not directly respond, but did tell us: "From what I can see it would appear a 'conspiracy theorist' is actually now anyone who believes something other than what your controllers want them to believe... I find this deeply disturbing".


bbcuk--2020-11-01--How His House turns refugee lives into horror film

`` One thing stood out , which was that during the asylum process , you 're forced into such draconian @ @ @ @ @ .
`` As an asylum seeker , you 're given accommodation , but you 're @ @ @ @ @ You 're given a small amount of money , but you ca n't work .
@ @ @ @ @ been running away who have to come to terms with their new home .
It @ @ @ @ @

"One thing stood out, which was that during the asylum process, you're forced into such draconian rule," he explains. "As an asylum seeker, you're given accommodation, but you're not allowed to leave. You're given a small amount of money, but you can't work. You have people who have been running away who have to come to terms with their new home. It's a gruelling welcome.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: 'Stay in lockdown until R number is below 1' - Keir Starmer

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said there will be `` no effective exit '' from the England-wide lockdown unless @ @ @ @ @ , trace and isolate processes .
Sir Keir told the BBC 's Andrew Marr that @ @ @ @ @ infection rate is below 1 .

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said there will be "no effective exit" from the England-wide lockdown unless the government improves its test, trace and isolate processes.
Sir Keir told the BBC's Andrew Marr that restrictions should remain until the infection rate is below 1.
Read more: English lockdown may last beyond 2 Dec, says Gove


bbcuk--2020-10-31--Covid-19: PM says 'Now is the time to take action'

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a second national lockdown for England .
In a news conference , he said @ @ @ @ @ `` because there is no alternative . ''
The UK recorded another 21,915 confirmed coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ the total since the pandemic began to 1,011,660 .
It is the ninth country to @ @ @ @ @ million cases - after the US , India , Brazil , Russia , France , @ @ @ @ @ .

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a second national lockdown for England.
In a news conference, he said a four-week lockdown is needed "because there is no alternative."
The UK recorded another 21,915 confirmed coronavirus cases on Saturday, bringing the total since the pandemic began to 1,011,660.
It is the ninth country to reach the milestone of a million cases - after the US, India, Brazil, Russia, France, Spain, Argentina and Colombia.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--The Papers: PM's lockdown 'U-turn', and 'Goodbye Mr Bond'

Instead of being guided by the science , `` he jettisoned it '' , the paper argues , calling Mr @ @ @ @ @ in both the first and second lockdowns `` an abject failure of leadership '' .

Instead of being guided by the science, "he jettisoned it", the paper argues, calling Mr Johnson's delay in bringing in both the first and second lockdowns "an abject failure of leadership".


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Swindon flood: Residents could be homeless until Christmas

`` We have arranged for alternative accommodation for those who are not able to return to their homes and we @ @ @ @ @ to get their lives back to normal as soon as we can . ''

"We have arranged for alternative accommodation for those who are not able to return to their homes and we'll do everything we can to get their lives back to normal as soon as we can."


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid in Scotland: Sturgeon seeks clarity over furlough extension

He said : `` Are they only going to be available when England has got a problem ?
Or are @ @ @ @ @ available at all times , in all parts of the United Kingdom when we all @ @ @ @ @ face difficulties and have to apply restrictions ? ''

He said: "Are they only going to be available when England has got a problem? Or are they only going to be available at all times, in all parts of the United Kingdom when we all, at different stages, face difficulties and have to apply restrictions?"


bbcuk--2020-11-01--County Down: Woman dies in Downpatrick single-car crash

Anyone with any information relating to the incident is asked to contact the Police Service of Northern Ireland ( PSNI @ @

The South Down MP said: "I was shocked and saddened to learn of the death of a woman in a road collision on the Belfast Road in Downpatrick.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid: Furlough extension backlash after Welsh firebreak snub

Furlough is crucial for businesses .
But @ RishiSunak said he wouldn ’ t extend it in Wales when we @ @ @ @ @ no when we asked him to bring forward the Job Support Scheme to help businesses @ @ @ @ @ ’ d pay the difference .
It ’ s now clear he could have said @ @


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Chessington murder charge over woman's death

Keith Bettison , 71 , also of Ranyard Close , has been charged with murder .
He will appear at @ @ @ @ @ Monday .

Keith Bettison, 71, also of Ranyard Close, has been charged with murder. He will appear at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court on Monday.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid: PM warns of virus deaths 'twice as bad' as spring

In his address to MPs , the prime minister is expected to say : `` Models of our scientists suggest @ @ @ @ @ , we could see deaths over the winter that are twice as bad or more @ @ @ @ @ .

In his address to MPs in the House of Commons, Mr Johnson was expected to say: "Models of our scientists suggest that unless we act now, we could see deaths over the winter that are twice as bad or more compared with the first wave.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid in Scotland: New five-level regional restrictions go live

She warned : `` No one wants to see tighter restrictions but people can be reassured that , if we @ @ @ @ @ the protections that come with higher levels , we will not hesitate to do so @

She warned: "No one wants to see tighter restrictions but people can be reassured that, if we need to put in place the protections that come with higher levels, we will not hesitate to do so.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid 19: Prince William 'tested positive in April'

Prince William , second in line to the throne , did not tell anyone about his positive test result because @ @ @ @ @ going on and I did n't want to worry anyone '' , according to the @ @

Prince William, second in line to the throne, did not tell anyone about his positive test result because "there were important things going on and I didn't want to worry anyone", according to the Sun.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid: Follow rules plea ahead of Wales' post-lockdown exit plan

`` We need to do everything we can to reduce our exposure to the virus by reducing the contacts we @ @ @ @ @ at home , in work and when we go out , '' he is expected @ @ @

"We made a bargain with the people in Wales that if they stuck to everything that we have asked them to do, and I say it's been an extraordinary national effort for 17 days, then we would be able to return to them some of the freedoms that have been denied to them," he said.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Windrush: At least nine victims died before getting compensation

`` 'It 's in process . '
'Okay what 's the process ? '
' I ca n't say anything @ @ @ @ @ about me , why ca n't you tell me ?
Can you get the caseworker @ @ @ @ @ ' I do n't know if we 'll be able to do that . '
@ @ @ @ @ directly . ''

"'It's in process.' 'Okay what's the process?' 'I can't say anything.' 'But it's about me, why can't you tell me? Can you get the caseworker to call me?' 'I don't know if we'll be able to do that.' No one wants to answer directly."


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Robert Fisk, veteran UK journalist, dies aged 74

But he was also well known for his staunch criticism of the US and Israel .
In his 2005 book @ @ @ @ @ - The Conquest of the Middle East he wrote about the region 's history and @ @ @ @ @ conflicts on which he reported , expressing his criticism of US , UK and Israeli @ @

Journalism can be a dog-eat-dog trade. Fisk's colleagues were not always kind about his work. I was an admirer, eating up his vivid reportage from Beirut when I was at school, and was awestruck when first I met him. I'll miss Robert, his guts and his appetite for the fight, even though usually he followed a warm hello with some crack about the evils of television news or the BBC.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Coronaviurs: Poorest pupils can enrol for catch-up tuition

`` There is good evidence that small group tuition can be extremely beneficial , but this funding could have been @ @ @ @ @ delivering this through their teaching staff who already know their pupils , rather than this @ @ @ @ @ in subsidised tuition from external agencies , '' he said .

"There is good evidence that small group tuition can be extremely beneficial, but this funding could have been used to support schools in delivering this through their teaching staff who already know their pupils, rather than this system in which schools buy in subsidised tuition from external agencies," he said.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Business borrowing from banks 'up fivefold' amid coronavirus

`` However , for the vast majority of firms the loans appear to have been critical , and it is @ @ @ @ @ to repay debt , and reduce their borrowing , until 2022 or even later , @ @ @ @ @

"However, for the vast majority of firms the loans appear to have been critical, and it is forecast they won't start to repay debt, and reduce their borrowing, until 2022 or even later," the analysis said.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Sir Bobby Charlton: England World Cup winner diagnosed with dementia

Last updated on .From the section Football England World Cup winner and Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton has been diagnosed with dementia .
Sir Bobby , 83 , won three league titles , a European Cup and an FA Cup with United during 17 years at Old Trafford .
`` Stay strong , we love you , '' said United striker Marcus Rashford .
His wife , Lady Norma Charlton , expressed the hope that the knowledge of his diagnosis - first reported by the Telegraph - could help others .
Manchester United said in a statement : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this terrible disease has afflicted Sir Bobby Charlton and we continue to offer our love and support to Sir Bobby and his family . ''
Rashford , 23 , said on Instagram : `` Sir Bobby , you are my hero and I am devastated that you are having to go through this .
`` I filmed alongside this man as a child and was in awe .
I still am when I see you .
This man , from day one , was everything I wanted to be .
Kind , professional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United in 1953 , he scored 249 goals in 758 games for the club , long-standing records which were eventually broken by Wayne Rooney in 2017 and Ryan Giggs in 2008 respectively .
Born in Ashington , Northumberland , he remained England 's record goal scorer until Rooney surpassed him against Switzerland in September 2015 .
At the age of 20 , Sir Bobby was a survivor of the Munich air crash of 1958 in which 23 people died , including eight of his Manchester United team-mates .
He inspired United to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scoring twice in the final , and was awarded the Ballon d'Or in 1966 after playing every minute of England 's World Cup victory .
Sir Bobby came second in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award in 1958 and 1959 .
In 2008 , he received the lifetime achievement award .
United renamed Old Trafford 's South Stand in honour of Sir Bobby in 2016 .
Sir Bobby is the fifth member of England 's 1966 World Cup-winning side to be diagnosed with dementia .
In addition to his brother , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Peters and Ray Wilson - who died in 2019 and 2018 respectively - also had the condition .
Stiles , Peters and Wilson were diagnosed with it while still in their sixties .
In a BBC documentary screened in 2017 , Stiles ' son John told former England captain Alan Shearer he was `` utterly convinced '' heading a football was responsible for his father 's dementia .
A study by Glasgow University in 2019 found former professional footballers are three and a half times more likely to die of dementia than people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ general population .
The study began after claims that former West Brom striker Jeff Astle died at the age of 59 because of repeated head trauma and compared deaths of 7,676 ex-players to 23,000 from the general population .
The inquest into Astle 's death found heading heavy leather footballs repeatedly had contributed to trauma to his brain , but research by the Football Association and the Professional Footballers ' Association was later dropped because of what were said to be technical flaws .
Astle 's daughter , Dawn , said `` players @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a statistic '' after she was left `` staggered '' by the study 's findings .
In response , the FA launched new coaching guidelines to restrict the amount of heading by under-18 players in training .
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Last updated on .From the section Football
Sir Bobby Charlton regularly attended matches at Old Trafford
England World Cup winner and Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton has been diagnosed with dementia.
The news follows the deaths of his older brother Jack in July and fellow World Cup-winner Nobby Stiles on Friday, both of whom had also been diagnosed with dementia.
Sir Bobby, 83, won three league titles, a European Cup and an FA Cup with United during 17 years at Old Trafford.
"Stay strong, we love you," said United striker Marcus Rashford.
His wife, Lady Norma Charlton, expressed the hope that the knowledge of his diagnosis - first reported by the Telegraph external-link - could help others.
Manchester United said in a statement: "Everyone at Manchester United is saddened that this terrible disease has afflicted Sir Bobby Charlton and we continue to offer our love and support to Sir Bobby and his family."
Rashford, 23, said on Instagram: "Sir Bobby, you are my hero and I am devastated that you are having to go through this.
"I filmed alongside this man as a child and was in awe. I still am when I see you. This man, from day one, was everything I wanted to be. Kind, professional, caring, talented."
Air crash survivor and Ballon d'Or winner
Joining United in 1953, he scored 249 goals in 758 games for the club, long-standing records which were eventually broken by Wayne Rooney in 2017 and Ryan Giggs in 2008 respectively.
Born in Ashington, Northumberland, he remained England's record goal scorer until Rooney surpassed him against Switzerland in September 2015.
At the age of 20, Sir Bobby was a survivor of the Munich air crash of 1958 in which 23 people died, including eight of his Manchester United team-mates.
He inspired United to a first European Cup win in 1968, scoring twice in the final, and was awarded the Ballon d'Or in 1966 after playing every minute of England's World Cup victory.
Sir Bobby came second in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award in 1958 and 1959. In 2008, he received the lifetime achievement award.
United renamed Old Trafford's South Stand in honour of Sir Bobby in 2016.
Dementia in football
Sir Bobby is the fifth member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning side to be diagnosed with dementia.
In addition to his brother, Jack, and Stiles, both Martin Peters and Ray Wilson - who died in 2019 and 2018 respectively - also had the condition.
Stiles, Peters and Wilson were diagnosed with it while still in their sixties. In a BBC documentary screened in 2017, Stiles' son John told former England captain Alan Shearer he was "utterly convinced" heading a football was responsible for his father's dementia.
A study by Glasgow University in 2019 found former professional footballers are three and a half times more likely to die of dementia than people of the same age range in the general population.
The study began after claims that former West Brom striker Jeff Astle died at the age of 59 because of repeated head trauma and compared deaths of 7,676 ex-players to 23,000 from the general population.
The inquest into Astle's death found heading heavy leather footballs repeatedly had contributed to trauma to his brain, but research by the Football Association and the Professional Footballers' Association was later dropped because of what were said to be technical flaws.
Astle's daughter, Dawn, said "players who have suffered dementia must not be a statistic" after she was left "staggered" by the study's findings.
In response, the FA launched new coaching guidelines to restrict the amount of heading by under-18 players in training.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid: Furlough backlash amid Welsh firebreak snub claims

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bbcuk--2020-11-01--Lockdown: Government resists calls to shut schools in England

Mr Burnham said : `` That would create the conditions for the biggest drop in cases that we could achieve @ @ @ @ @ the conditions for some kind of Christmas for more families , because they need it @ @ @ @

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bbcuk--2020-11-01--Bristol illegal rave attended by 700 people

`` Roads approaching the area were closed to prevent more people reaching the site by car , but large numbers @ @ @ @ @ on foot from several different directions , '' he said .

"Roads approaching the area were closed to prevent more people reaching the site by car, but large numbers of people continued to arrive on foot from several different directions," he said.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Can I still go on holiday?

Can I still go on holiday?

The ban on upcoming holidays comes just days after the government added the Canary Islands to the travel corridor list @ @ @ @ @ there without having to self-isolate on their return - a move that was regarded by @ @ @ @ @ airlines and tour firms already struggling from the pandemic .

The ban on upcoming holidays comes just days after the government added the Canary Islands to the travel corridor list, meaning holidaymakers could travel there without having to self-isolate on their return - a move that was regarded by some as a lifeline for airlines and tour firms already struggling from the pandemic.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: Can my son still get married? And other questions

My son 's marriage is fixed for 14 November 2020 at a church in Andover .
Is it possible to do the same under national lockdown ?
- John My next door neighbour 's family live in Yorkshire and Crewe .
Will it be possible for us to be her bubble when we go on lockdown because she wo n't be able to visit her family ?
- Barbara Bubbles can also be formed with another household if a single adult lives with children who were under the age of 18 on 12 June 2020 .
And if someone shares @ @ @ @ @ @ @ someone they do not live with , they can have a bubble with the child 's other parent in addition to their chosen support bubble .
So , as long as your neighbour lives alone or with children under 18 and is not already in a bubble , other than for shared custody purposes , the answer is yes .
Will hotels close through the lockdown ?
- Gary Places like hotels and hostels are only going to be open for people who have to travel for work purposes .
There are going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other exemptions '' set in law , the government has said .
Also if you were planning a holiday rather than a business trip , you should bear in mind that the new rules state `` you should avoid all non-essential travel by private or public transport '' .
With the new lockdown , are hairdressers and mobile hairdressers allowed to still work ?
- Jenny The government has said that certain businesses will have to close during the lockdown , with only those offering what are deemed essential services staying open .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ called `` personal care facilities '' , which are places like hairdressers and barbers , beauty and nail salons and spas .
That was also the case during the first lockdown , earlier this year .
In addition , mixing of households indoors is only allowed for very limited purposes - like childcare or providing other care - which would mean a mobile hairdresser could not visit your home .
I am booked to move house on Friday .
London to North Yorkshire .
I have booked a van to do so .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ The update that came out on Saturday did not specifically address house moves but more details are due on Monday .
The current government advice is that house moves are allowed as long as measures like social distancing and wearing a face covering are adhered to .
Even those in the extremely clinically vulnerable category are allowed to move according to that current advice .
And when the tier system was introduced , people were told they could move house if they lived in an area under very high alert , tier three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ checking when the new information is released .
Will gyms and places of worship be closed ?
- Tom , London Places of worship are to be closed apart from in limited circumstances .
This is for funerals , individual prayer , for broadcasts of acts of worship , formal childcare , voluntary and public services like blood donation or food banks , or for some support groups .
They wo n't be open for normal services .
And all indoor and outdoor leisure facilities - including gyms , leisure centres and swimming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ People are being encouraged to exercise outside during the lockdown , in places like local parks .
I am due to go away with my family on Monday , until Friday .
If I can change my booking dates would I still be able to go until Thursday ?
- Steve The new rules come into force at 00:01 GMT Thursday .
From that point , overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences wo n't be allowed - in the UK or abroad .
If you own a second home , you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are some specific exemptions , including if you have to stay away for work purposes or for education .
It does depend where you are going however as , for example , no one is allowed to travel into Wales during the nation 's current `` firebreak '' restrictions .
And quarantine measures are in place for many overseas countries .
Anyone currently abroad does not have to return home immediately , however , the government has said .
Are we getting mortgage breaks again from the banks ?
- Karen , Harlow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus ?

Covid-19: Can I see my friend and her baby? And other questions Published 2 November 2020
A new lockdown in England is due to come into effect on Thursday 5 November, lasting until at least 2 December.
Here are some of your questions about what the regulations will mean for you.
I have a small baby (under six months) - can I meet for a socially-distanced buggy walk in a park with a friend who also has a small baby? - Cara
You can meet one other person from another household in an outdoor public place - those places include parks, beaches, the countryside, public gardens and playgrounds, but not private gardens. Children under school age, as well as those who need round-the-clock-care, do not count towards the total. So yes, two adults with babies can meet in a park.
My son's marriage is fixed for 14 November 2020 at a church in Andover. Is it possible to do the same under national lockdown? - John
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies cannot be held under the new lockdown rules, due to be in place until 2 December, unfortunately. That's whether they are at a church or elsewhere. There are very limited exceptions to this rule and the government is due to outline what these are on Monday when the full regulations are published.
My next door neighbour's family live in Yorkshire and Crewe. Will it be possible for us to be her bubble when we go on lockdown because she won't be able to visit her family? - Barbara
Support bubbles are still in place during the new lockdown. Anyone who lives alone can join up with one other household, which can be of any number of people. It's advised that you form a bubble with someone who lives nearby to avoid unnecessary travel.
Bubbles can also be formed with another household if a single adult lives with children who were under the age of 18 on 12 June 2020. And if someone shares custody of their child or children with someone they do not live with, they can have a bubble with the child's other parent in addition to their chosen support bubble. So, as long as your neighbour lives alone or with children under 18 and is not already in a bubble, other than for shared custody purposes, the answer is yes.
Will hotels close through the lockdown? - Gary
Places like hotels and hostels are only going to be open for people who have to travel for work purposes. There are going to be a "limited number of other exemptions" set in law, the government has said. Also if you were planning a holiday rather than a business trip, you should bear in mind that the new rules state "you should avoid all non-essential travel by private or public transport".
With the new lockdown, are hairdressers and mobile hairdressers allowed to still work? - Jenny
The government has said that certain businesses will have to close during the lockdown, with only those offering what are deemed essential services staying open. Those having to shut include what it called "personal care facilities", which are places like hairdressers and barbers, beauty and nail salons and spas. That was also the case during the first lockdown, earlier this year. In addition, mixing of households indoors is only allowed for very limited purposes - like childcare or providing other care - which would mean a mobile hairdresser could not visit your home.
I am booked to move house on Friday. London to North Yorkshire. I have booked a van to do so. Can I still proceed? - Mark
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has said that people will still be able to move house, whether they are renting or buying. Removal firms and estate agents can also carry on working but must follow Covid safety guidance.
Will gyms and places of worship be closed? - Tom, London
Places of worship are to be closed apart from in limited circumstances. This is for funerals, individual prayer, for broadcasts of acts of worship, formal childcare, voluntary and public services like blood donation or food banks, or for some support groups. They won't be open for normal services. And all indoor and outdoor leisure facilities - including gyms, leisure centres and swimming pools - will have to shut. People are being encouraged to exercise outside during the lockdown, in places like local parks.
The new rules come into force at 00:01 GMT Thursday. From that point, overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences won't be allowed - in the UK or abroad. If you own a second home, you cannot stay in it. There are some specific exemptions, including if you have to stay away for work purposes or for education. It does depend where you are going however as, for example, no one is allowed to travel into Wales during the nation's current "firebreak" restrictions. And quarantine measures are in place for many overseas countries. Anyone currently abroad does not have to return home immediately, however, the government has said.
Are we getting mortgage breaks again from the banks? - Karen, Harlow
Mortgage payment holidays are being extended for homeowners financially affected by the pandemic. Borrowers who have not yet had a mortgage holiday can request from their lender a pause in repayments, and that can last up to six months. Those who have had their payments deferred already can extend their mortgage holiday until they reach the six-month limit.
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bbcuk--2020-11-01--Lockdown rules: What are the Covid regulations where you live?

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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--2020-11-02--IVF treatment: 'Grieving for the child you can't have'

A campaigner for NHS-funded IVF has said she `` reached crisis point '' after discovering she was infertile .
Amber @ @ @ @ @ husband Marco , from Peterborough , have been trying for a baby for about six @ @ @ @ @ unsuccessful cycles of IVF .
She has shared her journey on Instagram and YouTube , @ @ @ @ @ and subscribers .
They had to pay for the treatment , which is not currently @ @ @ @ @ Cambridgeshire , Mid Essex or Basildon and Brentwood , and she has started a petition @ @ @ @ @ said : `` After I was diagnosed as being infertile , I reached a crisis @ @ @ @ @ in a very good mental state at all .
You 're almost grieving for the @ @ @ @ @ have . ''
A Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group spokeswoman said : `` Couples @ @ @ @ @ hospital for further tests to investigate the cause of their infertility , and many of @ @ @ @ @ treated without the need to go on to have IVF . ''

A campaigner for NHS-funded IVF has said she "reached crisis point" after discovering she was infertile.
Amber Izzo, 26, and husband Marco, from Peterborough, have been trying for a baby for about six years and have had two unsuccessful cycles of IVF.
She has shared her journey on Instagram and YouTube, gaining more than 5,000 followers and subscribers.
They had to pay for the treatment, which is not currently offered by the NHS in Cambridgeshire, Mid Essex or Basildon and Brentwood, and she has started a petition to change it.
She said: "After I was diagnosed as being infertile, I reached a crisis point and really was not in a very good mental state at all. You're almost grieving for the child that you can't have."
A Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group spokeswoman said: "Couples can still be referred to hospital for further tests to investigate the cause of their infertility, and many of these causes can be successfully treated without the need to go on to have IVF."


bbcuk--2020-11-02--What if your pet could 'talk'?

What if your pet could 'talk'?

It 's hard enough training your dog to respond to `` sit '' but now there may be a new @ @ @ @ @ communicate .
This video has been optimised for mobile viewing on the BBC News app @ @ @ @ @ is available from the Apple App Store for iPhone and Google Play Store for Android @

It's hard enough training your dog to respond to "sit" but now there may be a new way for your pets to communicate.
This video has been optimised for mobile viewing on the BBC News app. The BBC News app is available from the Apple App Store for iPhone and Google Play Store for Android.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: 'Fervent hope' that lockdown restrictions will end on 2 Dec - Michael Gove

Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove has said that it was his `` fervent hope '' and `` assumption '' that @ @ @ @ @ on 2 December , but that this would be predicated on bringing down the infection @ @ @ @ @ need to get the R rate below 1 , '' he told the BBC 's @ @ @ @ @ strict measures are due to come into force from Thursday .
Pubs , restaurants , @ @ @ @ @ places of worship will close , but schools , colleges and universities can stay open @

Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove has said that it was his "fervent hope" and "assumption" that England-wide lockdown restrictions would end on 2 December, but that this would be predicated on bringing down the infection rate.
"We do need to get the R rate below 1," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
The strict measures are due to come into force from Thursday.
Pubs, restaurants, gyms, non-essential shops and places of worship will close, but schools, colleges and universities can stay open.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Wrexham's former police station brought down with a bang

A former high-rise police station has been flattened in a controlled explosion .
The 10-storey 1970s block in Wrexham was @ @ @ @ @ officers moved to a new base .
The demolition was filmed and live streamed to @ @ @ @ @ stay away during Wales ' current firebreak lockdown .
A supermarket and drive-through coffee shop @ @ @ @ @ on the site after the rubble is cleared .

A former high-rise police station has been flattened in a controlled explosion.
The 10-storey 1970s block in Wrexham was in use until 2019 when officers moved to a new base.
The demolition was filmed and live streamed to try to encourage crowds to stay away during Wales' current firebreak lockdown.
A supermarket and drive-through coffee shop are due to be built on the site after the rubble is cleared.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid in Scotland: NHS dentistry returns but no 'business as usual'

`` The number of available appointments will be reduced and it will be necessary for dental practices to prioritise appointments @ @ @ @ @ dental care , those at greatest risk of oral disease and those patients who could @ @ @ @ @ lockdown period .

"The number of available appointments will be reduced and it will be necessary for dental practices to prioritise appointments for patients who require urgent dental care, those at greatest risk of oral disease and those patients who could not be seen during the lockdown period.


bbcuk--2020-11-01--Covid-19: Eight more coronavirus-related deaths in NI

On Saturday First Minister Arlene Foster said the current restrictions in Northern Ireland will end `` as planned '' on @ @ @ @ @ Minister Boris Johnson announced a second lockdown for England .

On Saturday First Minister Arlene Foster said the current restrictions in Northern Ireland will end "as planned" on 13 November, while Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a second lockdown for England.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid: Wales faces a 'rising tide of poverty'

Peter Matejic , the foundation 's deputy director of evidence and impact , said : `` Families up and down @ @ @ @ @ keep up with rent and put food on the table - this is not the @ @ @ @ @ to be .

Peter Matejic, the foundation's deputy director of evidence and impact, said: "Families up and down the country are struggling to keep up with rent and put food on the table - this is not the kind of society we want to be.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--PC Andrew Harper's widow Lissie to meet home secretary

`` My dedication to Harper 's Law is as unshakeable as ever and I will be insistent in the upcoming @ @ @ @ @ haste as well as the accuracy of the legislation that we are trying to create @ @

"My dedication to Harper's Law is as unshakeable as ever and I will be insistent in the upcoming meetings of the importance of haste as well as the accuracy of the legislation that we are trying to create."


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Coronavirus lockdown: PM warns UK faces 'medical disaster' without action

Mr Johnson also warned that without action `` the sick would be turned away because there was no room in @ @ @ @ @ doctors and nurses potentially `` forced to choose which patients to treat , who would @ @ @ @ @ '' .

Mr Johnson also warned that without action "the sick would be turned away because there was no room in our hospitals," with doctors and nurses potentially "forced to choose which patients to treat, who would live and who would die".


bbcuk--2020-11-02--'Inaction' has led to harder lockdown, says Keir Starmer

Sir Keir accused the prime minister of not having learned the `` central lesson '' of the first wave of @ @ @ @ @ said was the need to act `` early and decisively '' .

Sir Keir accused the prime minister of not having learned the "central lesson" of the first wave of the virus, which he said was the need to act "early and decisively".


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Self-employed to get more financial help

NAO head Gareth Davies said it was `` clear that many people have lost earnings and have not been able @ @ @ @ @ Some have had little or no income for months , ineligible even for benefits .
@ @ @ @ @ taxes and say they deserve the same level of support as everyone else .

NAO head Gareth Davies said it was "clear that many people have lost earnings and have not been able to access support". Some have had little or no income for months, ineligible even for benefits. Yet they've paid their taxes and say they deserve the same level of support as everyone else.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Johnny Depp loses libel case over Sun 'wife beater' claim

Will viewers want to see him in the new Fantastic Beasts movie - or , given that it started filming @ @ @ @ @ Bros decide he should be dropped ?
Those are his only two new credits listed @ @ @ @ @ be any more ?

Will viewers want to see him in the new Fantastic Beasts movie - or, given that it started filming relatively recently, might Warner Bros decide he should be dropped? Those are his only two new credits listed on IMDB - will there be any more?


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Harry Vaughan: Neo-Nazi teenager sentenced

The judge said Vaughan had lived at home with his family and been an `` A* student '' , adding @ @ @ @ @ from the age of 14 he had been involved with groups on the internet .

He said Vaughan is a "very intelligent young man" but he "now has convictions for terrorist offences which will stay with him for life and I think that is a saddening case and also a salutary example of how this can affect young people".


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Lockdown: Students told not to rush home from uni

But the National Union of Students says students are concerned about the new restrictions and some will want the `` @ @ @ @ @ family - and so should be `` able to travel home safely before lockdown starts @ @

But the National Union of Students says students are concerned about the new restrictions and some will want the "support network" of their family - and so should be "able to travel home safely before lockdown starts".


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Manchester Arena Inquiry: Abedi missed by security as he 'blended in'

Mr Greaney said it would be an issue for the inquiry as to whether the changes could have been implemented @ @ @ @ @ any more could be done .

Mr Greaney said it would be an issue for the inquiry as to whether the changes could have been implemented before the attack and whether any more could be done.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Father jailed over son's death in M62 'race'

`` The car that Israr Muhammed was driving was not roadworthy , its rear tyre was 16 years old and @ @ @ @ @ caused the series of events that led to the death of his three-year-old son and @ @ @ @ @ injuries of his wife and second child , '' the officer said .

"The car that Israr Muhammed was driving was not roadworthy, its rear tyre was 16 years old and defective and the resulting blow-out caused the series of events that led to the death of his three-year-old son and the serious, life changing injuries of his wife and second child," the officer said.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Sean Connery: Dementia 'took its toll' on the late James Bond star

Sir Sean Connery , you were my greatest James Bond as a boy , and as a man who became @ @ @ @ @ cast a long shadow of cinematic splendor that will live on forever .
You led @ @ @ @ @ who followed in your iconic foot steps .
Each man in his turn looked to @ @ @ @ @ as we forged ahead with our own interpretations of the role .
You were mighty @ @ @ @ @ an actor and as a man , and will remain so till the end of @ @ @ @ @ by the world , and will be missed .
God bless , rest now , @ @ @ @

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bbcuk--2020-11-02--Credit card freeze extended for six months ahead of new lockdown

But it has now reviewed the rules - which apply across the UK - amid fears tougher restrictions will hit @ @ @ @ @ .
The payment holidays will also apply to those with rent to own and buy-now @ @ @ @ @ .

But it has now reviewed the rules - which apply across the UK - amid fears tougher restrictions will hit many more people's finances. The payment holidays will also apply to those with rent to own and buy-now pay-later deals, it said.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Strictly Come Dancing to keep dancing during new lockdown

A number of theatre shows have been scuppered for the duration of the month-long lockdown .
They include The Death @ @ @ @ @ Theatre ; Six , which was to have been the first West End musical to @ @ @ @ @ ; and The Color Purple at the Leicester Curve .

A number of theatre shows have been scuppered for the duration of the month-long lockdown. They include The Death of England at the National Theatre; Six, which was to have been the first West End musical to reopen after the last lockdown; and The Color Purple at the Leicester Curve.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Avian flu: Hundreds of birds culled at Kent farm

PHE 's chief veterinary officer Christine Middlemiss said : `` Immediate steps have been taken to limit the risk of @ @ @ @ @ remaining poultry and captive birds at the farm will be culled . ''

The UK's chief veterinary officer, Christine Middlemiss, said: "Immediate steps have been taken to limit the risk of the disease spreading and all remaining poultry and captive birds at the farm will be culled."


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid-19: PM outlines action on 'autumn surge' and identifying Covid by a cough

The prime minister has told MPs he has a `` medical and moral '' responsibility not to let the health @ @ @ @ @ `` autumn surge '' of coronavirus .
Outlining details of a second lockdown in England @ @ @ @ @ government had been right to try to get the virus under control at a local @ @ @ @ @ now needed .
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the PM had acted too slowly @ @ @ @ @ the measures .
Full details of the new restrictions in place from Thursday have been @ @ @ @ @ the rules across the UK now look .

The prime minister has told MPs he has a "medical and moral" responsibility not to let the health service become overwhelmed by the "autumn surge" of coronavirus. Outlining details of a second lockdown in England, Boris Johnson said the government had been right to try to get the virus under control at a local level but tough action is now needed. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the PM had acted too slowly but his party would support the measures. Full details of the new restrictions in place from Thursday have been published. Here's how the rules across the UK now look.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid-19: Can I see my friend and her baby? And other questions

My son 's marriage is fixed for 14 November 2020 at a church in Andover .
Is it possible to do the same under national lockdown ?
- John My next door neighbour 's family live in Yorkshire and Crewe .
Will it be possible for us to be her bubble when we go on lockdown because she wo n't be able to visit her family ?
- Barbara Bubbles can also be formed with another household if a single adult lives with children who were under the age of 18 on 12 June 2020 .
And if someone shares @ @ @ @ @ @ @ someone they do not live with , they can have a bubble with the child 's other parent in addition to their chosen support bubble .
So , as long as your neighbour lives alone or with children under 18 and is not already in a bubble , other than for shared custody purposes , the answer is yes .
Will hotels close through the lockdown ?
- Gary Places like hotels and hostels are only going to be open for people who have to travel for work purposes .
There are going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other exemptions '' set in law , the government has said .
Also if you were planning a holiday rather than a business trip , you should bear in mind that the new rules state `` you should avoid all non-essential travel by private or public transport '' .
With the new lockdown , are hairdressers and mobile hairdressers allowed to still work ?
- Jenny The government has said that certain businesses will have to close during the lockdown , with only those offering what are deemed essential services staying open .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ called `` personal care facilities '' , which are places like hairdressers and barbers , beauty and nail salons and spas .
That was also the case during the first lockdown , earlier this year .
In addition , mixing of households indoors is only allowed for very limited purposes - like childcare or providing other care - which would mean a mobile hairdresser could not visit your home .
I am booked to move house on Friday .
London to North Yorkshire .
I have booked a van to do so .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Will gyms and places of worship be closed ?
- Tom , London Places of worship are to be closed apart from in limited circumstances .
This is for funerals , individual prayer , for broadcasts of acts of worship , formal childcare , voluntary and public services like blood donation or food banks , or for some support groups .
They wo n't be open for normal services .
And all indoor and outdoor leisure facilities - including gyms , leisure centres and swimming pools - will have to shut .
People @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the lockdown , in places like local parks .
I am due to go away with my family on Monday , until Friday .
If I can change my booking dates would I still be able to go until Thursday ?
- Steve The new rules come into force at 00:01 GMT Thursday .
From that point , overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences wo n't be allowed - in the UK or abroad .
If you own a second home , you can not stay in it .
There are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have to stay away for work purposes or for education .
It does depend where you are going however as , for example , no one is allowed to travel into Wales during the nation 's current `` firebreak '' restrictions .
And quarantine measures are in place for many overseas countries .
Anyone currently abroad does not have to return home immediately , however , the government has said .
Are we getting mortgage breaks again from the banks ?
- Karen , Harlow What do I need to know about the @ @

Covid-19: Can I see my friend and her baby? And other questions Published 2 November 2020
A new lockdown in England is due to come into effect on Thursday 5 November, lasting until at least 2 December.
Here are some of your questions about what the regulations will mean for you.
I have a small baby (under six months) - can I meet for a socially-distanced buggy walk in a park with a friend who also has a small baby? - Cara
You can meet one other person from another household in an outdoor public place - those places include parks, beaches, the countryside, public gardens and playgrounds, but not private gardens. Children under school age, as well as those who need round-the-clock-care, do not count towards the total. So yes, two adults with babies can meet in a park.
My son's marriage is fixed for 14 November 2020 at a church in Andover. Is it possible to do the same under national lockdown? - John
Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies cannot be held under the new lockdown rules, due to be in place until 2 December, unfortunately. That's whether they are at a church or elsewhere. There are very limited exceptions to this rule and the government is due to outline what these are on Monday when the full regulations are published.
My next door neighbour's family live in Yorkshire and Crewe. Will it be possible for us to be her bubble when we go on lockdown because she won't be able to visit her family? - Barbara
Support bubbles are still in place during the new lockdown. Anyone who lives alone can join up with one other household, which can be of any number of people. It's advised that you form a bubble with someone who lives nearby to avoid unnecessary travel.
Bubbles can also be formed with another household if a single adult lives with children who were under the age of 18 on 12 June 2020. And if someone shares custody of their child or children with someone they do not live with, they can have a bubble with the child's other parent in addition to their chosen support bubble. So, as long as your neighbour lives alone or with children under 18 and is not already in a bubble, other than for shared custody purposes, the answer is yes.
Will hotels close through the lockdown? - Gary
Places like hotels and hostels are only going to be open for people who have to travel for work purposes. There are going to be a "limited number of other exemptions" set in law, the government has said. Also if you were planning a holiday rather than a business trip, you should bear in mind that the new rules state "you should avoid all non-essential travel by private or public transport".
With the new lockdown, are hairdressers and mobile hairdressers allowed to still work? - Jenny
The government has said that certain businesses will have to close during the lockdown, with only those offering what are deemed essential services staying open. Those having to shut include what it called "personal care facilities", which are places like hairdressers and barbers, beauty and nail salons and spas. That was also the case during the first lockdown, earlier this year. In addition, mixing of households indoors is only allowed for very limited purposes - like childcare or providing other care - which would mean a mobile hairdresser could not visit your home.
I am booked to move house on Friday. London to North Yorkshire. I have booked a van to do so. Can I still proceed? - Mark
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has said that people will still be able to move house, whether they are renting or buying. Removal firms and estate agents can also carry on working but must follow Covid safety guidance.
Will gyms and places of worship be closed? - Tom, London
Places of worship are to be closed apart from in limited circumstances. This is for funerals, individual prayer, for broadcasts of acts of worship, formal childcare, voluntary and public services like blood donation or food banks, or for some support groups. They won't be open for normal services. And all indoor and outdoor leisure facilities - including gyms, leisure centres and swimming pools - will have to shut. People are being encouraged to exercise outside during the lockdown, in places like local parks.
The new rules come into force at 00:01 GMT Thursday. From that point, overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences won't be allowed - in the UK or abroad. If you own a second home, you cannot stay in it. There are some specific exemptions, including if you have to stay away for work purposes or for education. It does depend where you are going however as, for example, no one is allowed to travel into Wales during the nation's current "firebreak" restrictions. And quarantine measures are in place for many overseas countries. Anyone currently abroad does not have to return home immediately, however, the government has said.
Are we getting mortgage breaks again from the banks? - Karen, Harlow
Mortgage payment holidays are being extended for homeowners financially affected by the pandemic. Borrowers who have not yet had a mortgage holiday can request from their lender a pause in repayments, and that can last up to six months. Those who have had their payments deferred already can extend their mortgage holiday until they reach the six-month limit.
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bbcuk--2020-11-02--Lockdown: 'We will have to throw our beer down the drain'

`` We are now telling them they have got to stay on furlough .
I really worry for their mental @ @ @ @ @ said .
`` The premise for lockdown now is to save the NHS .
Once @ @ @ @ @ freedoms and our economy because of what I think is a failure of public health @

"We are now telling them they have got to stay on furlough. I really worry for their mental health," Mr Neame said. "The premise for lockdown now is to save the NHS. Once again we're sacrificing our freedoms and our economy because of what I think is a failure of public health.


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Lockdown: Andrex maker has '100 million toilet rolls standing by’

Mike Docker , the firm 's joint managing director , said it had `` learnt lessons '' from the spring @ @ @ @ @ panic buying does happen extensively again , it will not have the same effect on @ @ @ @ @ March . ''

Mike Docker, the firm's joint managing director, said it had "learnt lessons" from the spring, adding: "If panic buying does happen extensively again, it will not have the same effect on supply as it did in March."


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Lockdown rules: What are the Covid regulations where you live?

Find out how the pandemic has affected your area and how it compares with the national average by following this @ @ @ @ @ 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--2020-11-02--Covid-19: 'A lot of people think this lockdown is unfair'

Asked about the second lockdown , she says she feels it is `` fair for everybody to do the same @ @ @ @ @ `` Lockdown the first time was very hard .
Not to cuddle your grandchildren is @ @ @ @ @ I 'm quite a positive person but it is hard for everybody . ''

Asked about the second lockdown, she says she feels it is "fair for everybody to do the same thing" but adds: "Lockdown the first time was very hard. Not to cuddle your grandchildren is very, very hard. I'm quite a positive person but it is hard for everybody."


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Covid: The new lockdown rules for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

What are the plans for a new lockdown in England ?
What are the rules in tier three ?
What @ @ @ @ @ two ?
What are the rules for tier one ?
How will Scotland 's new @ @ @ @ @ are the current rules in Wales ?

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


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Inside the Johnny Depp court case

Inside the Johnny Depp court case

Over the next three weeks , Heard arrived at court each day and walked past her former husband 's fans @ @ @ @ @ it was their hero who was the victim and it was she who had assaulted @ @ @ @ @ story , photos , memories and the accounts of her friends were all exposed to @ @ @ @ @ Depp 's team and supporters to be part of a plot to falsely prove that @ @ @ @ @ Sun had claimed in April 2018 , a `` wife beater '' .

Over the next three weeks, Heard arrived at court each day and walked past her former husband's fans, who were convinced that it was their hero who was the victim and it was she who had assaulted him. In court her story, photos, memories and the accounts of her friends were all exposed to the world and said by Depp's team and supporters to be part of a plot to falsely prove that he was, as The Sun had claimed in April 2018, a "wife beater".


bbcuk--2020-11-02--Panorama: How safe is TikTok for young users?

TikTok was the social media sensation of the first lockdown , with one in four Britons now signed up .
Ambar is an influencer who has made content for TikTok around body image and body confidence .
She has struggled with eating disorders in the past , and says the content she found shocked her as it promoted what she calls ‘ toxic behaviours ’ .
Ambar reported her concerns , and believes the app could do more to protect users .
TikTok says it takes safety incredibly seriously and it has also set 'community guidelines ’ and says it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ users to report harassment , and promises to ban accounts for “ severe or repeated violations ” .
It also says `` any content or account that seeks to promote or glorify eating disorders is a violation '' of the guidelines and will be removed .
As the UK prepares for another lockdown , BBC Panorama reporter Tina Daheley investigates concerns surrounding TikTok .
You can watch Is TikTok Safe ?
on Monday 2 November at 19:35 GMT on BBC One .
2 November 2020 : This video was updated for editorial reasons

TikTok was the social media sensation of the first lockdown, with one in four Britons now signed up.
Ambar is an influencer who has made content for TikTok around body image and body confidence.
She has struggled with eating disorders in the past, and says the content she found shocked her as it promoted what she calls ‘toxic behaviours’.
Ambar reported her concerns, and believes the app could do more to protect users.
TikTok says it takes safety incredibly seriously and it has also set 'community guidelines’ and says it doesn’t tolerate bullying, encourages users to report harassment, and promises to ban accounts for “severe or repeated violations”. It also says "any content or account that seeks to promote or glorify eating disorders is a violation" of the guidelines and will be removed.
As the UK prepares for another lockdown, BBC Panorama reporter Tina Daheley investigates concerns surrounding TikTok.
You can watch Is TikTok Safe? on Monday 2 November at 19:35 GMT on BBC One.
2 November 2020: This video was updated for editorial reasons