bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid wedding refund battles 'caused so much stress and drama'

`` Insurers should not only consider the policy terms but also what 's fair and reasonable in the circumstances .
@ @ @ @ @ does apply , we 'd still expect insurers to take into account the unprecedented situation @ @ @ @ @ in deciding whether it 's appropriate to apply this or any other exclusion . ''

"Insurers should not only consider the policy terms but also what's fair and reasonable in the circumstances. So even if an exclusion does apply, we'd still expect insurers to take into account the unprecedented situation created by the Covid-19 response in deciding whether it's appropriate to apply this or any other exclusion."


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Carlos Acosta: Refashioning ballet with socially distanced tutus

It is the first one-act ballet commissioned and presented by Acosta since he took over as director of the Birmingham @ @ @ @ @ the year .
It is also due to be performed at Sadler 's Wells in @ @ @ @ @ the month .

It is the first one-act ballet commissioned and presented by Acosta since he took over as director of the Birmingham company at the start of the year. It is also due to be performed at Sadler's Wells in London at the end of the month.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Captain Sir Tom Moore portraits auctioned for charity

Captain Sir Tom Moore has been an Army officer , a successful businessman , a chart-topping singer and a champion @ @ @ @ @ can add another occupation to that impressive CV - artists ' muse .
Hundreds of @ @ @ @ @ paint pictures of the veteran and they 're set to be auctioned off for the @ @ @ @

Captain Sir Tom Moore has been an Army officer, a successful businessman, a chart-topping singer and a champion NHS fundraiser. Now he can add another occupation to that impressive CV - artists' muse.
Hundreds of people have felt inspired to paint pictures of the veteran and they're set to be auctioned off for the Captain Tom Foundation.
Arts correspondent David Sillito had a preview.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--'Baby sharks' rescued in Essex after getting trapped in shallow water

Three small sharks , dubbed `` baby sharks '' after the popular children 's song , had to be rescued @ @ @ @ @ shallow water .
The smooth-hound sharks , often found in UK waters , were thought @ @ @ @ @ tidal flap in Burnham-on-Crouch , Essex , leading to a shallow dyke just 1ft ( @ @ @ @ @ Norrington and Andrew Ward , fisheries officers for the Environment Agency , were called to @ @ @ @ @ them back into the nearby river .
`` It 's a fish really getting itself @ @ @ @ @ not designed to be and we 're there to save them , '' said Mr @ @ @ @ @ do n't know how it was possible that they got in there . ''

Three small sharks, dubbed "baby sharks" after the popular children's song, had to be rescued when they became trapped in shallow water.
The smooth-hound sharks, often found in UK waters, were thought to have squeezed through a tidal flap in Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, leading to a shallow dyke just 1ft (30cm) deep.
Ben Norrington and Andrew Ward, fisheries officers for the Environment Agency, were called to rescue the fish and release them back into the nearby river.
"It's a fish really getting itself into somewhere that it's not designed to be and we're there to save them," said Mr Norrington.
"We still don't know how it was possible that they got in there."


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Newspaper headlines: Sunak tier 2 'pledge' and 'cruel' free meals vote

The paper 's Scottish edition leads on claims that the country 's health service is ill-prepared for a second wave @ @ @ @ @ Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow , Jackie Taylor , believes officials have @ @ @ @ @ clear the backlog of cases created during lockdown to put together contingency plans .

The paper's Scottish edition leads on claims that the country's health service is ill-prepared for a second wave. The president of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, Jackie Taylor, believes officials have been too busy trying to clear the backlog of cases created during lockdown to put together contingency plans.


bbcuk--2020-10-21--Banksy painting Tube carriage shows London Underground 'not safe', RMT says

`` It 's a bit of a human rights issue , '' he said .
`` If you were to @ @ @ @ @ , you would be very affronted if someone was asking you questions about why you @ @ @ @ @ today , or that hat or whatever it might be . ''

"It's a bit of a human rights issue," he said. "If you were to go to the Tube station, you would be very affronted if someone was asking you questions about why you were wearing that particular jacket today, or that hat or whatever it might be."


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Coronavirus: Derry city centre chief calls for retail closure

`` I support our executive ministers in all that they do to try to look after the health and wellbeing @ @ @ @ @ in this instance , our city centre is facing a real crisis '' .

"I support our executive ministers in all that they do to try to look after the health and wellbeing of our citizens. But in this instance, our city centre is facing a real crisis".


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Clydach murders: Potential doubts over conviction of David Morris

There were also issues with his alibi .
Morris had been drinking at the New Inn on the edge of @ @ @ @ @ wandered the streets for hours , first towards his home then towards Swansea , before @ @ @ @ @ when he claimed his girlfriend Mandy Jewell let him in .

There were also issues with his alibi. Morris had been drinking at the New Inn on the edge of Clydach and said he had wandered the streets for hours, first towards his home then towards Swansea, before eventually getting home about 03:00 when he claimed his girlfriend Mandy Jewell let him in.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Malton chase: Car dumped on railway line after high-speed pursuit

A Vauxhall Vectra was pursued at high speed on the B1253 towards Duggleby , with the driver turning off its @ @ @ @ @ .

A Vauxhall Vectra was pursued at high speed on the B1253 towards Duggleby, with the driver turning off its lights to try to escape.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid: NHS Test and Trace needs to improve, PM concedes

Sir Patrick Vallance said the capacity for testing had increased , but `` it 's really important to concentrate on @ @ @ @ @ , as quickly as you can and getting things ( results ) back as quickly @ @ @ @ @ you get the whole process done within 48 hours '' .

Sir Patrick Vallance said the capacity for testing had increased, but "it's really important to concentrate on numbers of contacts, isolation, as quickly as you can and getting things (results) back as quickly as you can. Ideally you get the whole process done within 48 hours".


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Coronavirus: Canary Islands added to UK's safe travel list

However , it said `` a significant change in both the level and pace of confirmed cases of coronavirus in @ @ @ @ @ it being removed from the current list of `` travel corridors '' .

However, it said "a significant change in both the level and pace of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Liechtenstein" had led to it being removed from the current list of "travel corridors".


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Epstein: Ghislaine Maxwell denies witnessing 'inappropriate' activities

Asked if she was aware of any non-consensual sexual acts between Epstein and masseuses , she replied : `` All @ @ @ @ @ been in the house I have never seen , heard , nor witnessed , nor @ @ @ @ @ to me that any activities took place , that people were in distress , either @ @ @ @ @ staff or anyone else . ''

Asked if she was aware of any non-consensual sexual acts between Epstein and masseuses, she replied: "All the time that I have been in the house I have never seen, heard, nor witnessed, nor have [had] reported to me that any activities took place, that people were in distress, either reported to me by the staff or anyone else."


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Essex lorry deaths: Migrant 'paid £13k for 'VIP' smuggling trip'

Before arriving at a port , he said , the driver stopped to give them water and instructions on what @ @ @ @ @ the toilet.The sea voyage to Britain in the container took about eight hours , jurors @ @

Before arriving at a port, he said, the driver stopped to give them water and instructions on what to do if they needed the toilet.The sea voyage to Britain in the container took about eight hours, jurors heard.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Boris Becker accused of not handing over tennis trophies to pay debts

He was picked to enter the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2003 , and has been a commentator on @ @ @ @ @ tournaments around the world .

He was picked to enter the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2003, and has been a commentator on the BBC and at tennis tournaments around the world.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Textbook makes autistic people 'sound like toddlers'

He says : `` To call it a 'tantrum ' suggests that this reaction is naughty , over the top @ @ @ @ @ is simply not true and deeply offensive to autistic people and their families . ''

He says: "To call it a 'tantrum' suggests that this reaction is naughty, over the top or even intentional, which is simply not true and deeply offensive to autistic people and their families."


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Wales lockdown: Supermarkets told to sell only essential items

Sara Jones , head of the Welsh Retail Consortium , said : `` Compelling retailers to stop selling certain items @ @ @ @ @ clearly what is and what is n't permitted to be sold , is ill-conceived and @ @ @

Mr Drakeford told a Senedd committee on Friday that "in the last lockdown, people were reasonably understanding of the fact that supermarkets didn't close all the things that they may have needed to".


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Harry Dunn death: Suspect applies to dismiss damages case

Radd Seiger , spokesman for the family , described the attempt to dismiss the civil claim as `` pouring salt @ @ @ @ @ said the parents `` take comfort '' from the prime minister 's involvement in the @ @

Radd Seiger, spokesman for the family, described the attempt to dismiss the civil claim as "pouring salt in the wounds" but said the parents "take comfort" from the prime minister's involvement in the case.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Brexit: Michel Barnier arrives in UK as trade talks restart

But EU leaders play to the domestic gallery too .
They wanted to show they were `` standing up to @ @ @ @ @ leaving the EU does n't pay and that EU interests would be defended .

But EU leaders play to the domestic gallery too. They wanted to show they were "standing up to the UK" - that leaving the EU doesn't pay and that EU interests would be defended.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Marian Clode: Woman's cattle death ruled accidental

Marian Clode was thrown into the air `` like a ragdoll '' in front of her daughter and grandchildren as @ @ @ @ @ bridleway near Belford , Northumberland , in April 2016 .

Marian Clode was thrown into the air "like a ragdoll" in front of her daughter and grandchildren as she walked on a public bridleway near Belford, Northumberland, in April 2016.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid-19: Boris Johnson's test-and-trace 'frustrations', and big changes to Job Support Scheme

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled increased support for jobs and workers hit by Covid restrictions .
Under the revised Job @ @ @ @ @ pay less and staff can work fewer hours before they qualify for extra financial help @ @ @ @ @ businesses in tier two areas , particularly in the hospitality sector , complained that they @ @ @ @ @ they were under tier three restrictions - because being forced to close would lead to @ @ @ @ @ was announced this afternoon that Stoke-on-Trent , Coventry and Slough will be the latest areas @ @ @ @ @ - they 'll come into force at 00:01 .
If you 're in any doubt @ @ @ @ @ area , use our postcode checker .

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled increased support for jobs and workers hit by Covid restrictions. Under the revised Job Support Scheme, employers will pay less and staff can work fewer hours before they qualify for extra financial help. The changes come after businesses in tier two areas, particularly in the hospitality sector, complained that they would be better off if they were under tier three restrictions - because being forced to close would lead to greater government support. It was announced this afternoon that Stoke-on-Trent, Coventry and Slough will be the latest areas to face tier two restrictions - they'll come into force at 00:01. If you're in any doubt about the rules for your area, use our postcode checker.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--UK travel restrictions: Which countries can I visit without quarantining?

In the past , the decision appears to have been triggered when 20 or more people out of every 100,000 @ @ @ @ @ island , are infected over seven days , but other factors are also considered .
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On 24 December, the UK banned travel from South Africa amid concerns over another new strain of the virus linked to that country. People who have transited through South Africa in the past 10 days will also be banned. However, UK and Irish nationals as well as the UK visa holders and permanent residents are exempt, but they will have to self-isolate for 10 days on arrival.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Coronavirus: Can I still get my hair cut at home? And other questions

In tier two can I enter someone 's house if I am visiting for a service such as an at-home @ @ @ @ @ tier two areas in England , you are not allowed to mix indoors socially with @ @ @ @ @ your household or support bubble , and this includes private homes .
However , there @ @ @ @ @ your home for work purposes .
At-home hairdressers , beauticians and massage therapists can continue @ @ @ @ @ long as they follow Covid-secure guidelines .
This should include measures such as discussing the @ @ @ @ @ from others in the household during the visit .
However , these close-contact services are @ @ @ @ @ Ireland until 13 November , while in Wales , tradespeople will only be able to @ @ @ @ @ in case of emergency from Friday 23 October until 9 November .

How is the government going to protect vulnerable children who remain unvaccinated? My son has cystic fibrosis and will now be forced to mix - he has not had any access to vaccination.
Because your son is in a clinical risk group - and as long as he is over five - he should soon be offered two doses of the Pfizer vaccine. You should be contacted by your GP or specialist team to arrange this.
With regard to the dangers of mixing, the UK has also recommended that Covid vaccines are offered to all children aged 5 to 11, not just those at high clinical risk. This is likely to start in England in April. Children are generally at much lower risk of becoming seriously ill from a Covid infection, although some do still get sick and need hospital care. Over-12s can already be vaccinated, and it's hoped that extending the rollout to younger age groups will help protect even more children from the risk of catching and spreading Covid.
Schools are expected to work with and support families who have concerns about a pupil returning to the classroom. It is compulsory for school-age children to attend, even if they were previously shielding - the only exception is a small number of children whose clinician or GP has advised them not to attend. If you have concerns about this, you should talk to your doctor.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Local lockdown rules: What Covid tier is my area in?

There have been more than 700,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus so far in the UK and more than 40,000 people @ @ @ @ @ the latest government figures .
Find out how the pandemic has affected your area and @ @ @ @ @ national average by following this link to an in depth guide to the numbers involved @

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


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Justin Fashanu: 30 years since footballer came out

`` If he was still alive now people would be able to see that .
He accepted everyone as they @ @ @ @ @ about love - I miss that a lot .

"If Justin was still here my foundation wouldn't exist; there would be no need for me to do it - he was so powerful in a very peaceful way," she said."There's no road map to show these footballers what would happen... it would change your life forever to be remembered as only the second gay top-flight footballer in the world.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Behzinga: How I overcame drinking and depression

`` Being friends with six boys who are all doing the same thing , you do n't want to burden @ @ @ @ @ , especially when they 're trying to be productive .

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bbcuk--2020-10-22--Composer with dementia whose piano-playing went viral meets students he inspired

Despite being diagnosed with dementia late last year , 80-year-old Paul Harvey , a composer and teacher , has continued @ @ @ @ @ piano pieces from memory .
After a clip filmed by his son Nick went viral @ @ @ @ @ with some of his former students and colleagues whose lives he impacted during his time @ @ @ @ @

Despite being diagnosed with dementia late last year, 80-year-old Paul Harvey, a composer and teacher, has continued to be able to play piano pieces from memory.
After a clip filmed by his son Nick went viral, BBC Breakfast reunited Paul with some of his former students and colleagues whose lives he impacted during his time as a music teacher.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid: We do need to improve test and trace, admits PM

England 's NHS test and trace system needs to improve to provide faster results , Boris Johnson has admitted .
@ @ @ @ @ , he said `` I share people 's frustrations '' at the turnaround times for @ @ @ @ @ Sir Patrick Vallance added that there was room for improvement .
Figures have shown that @ @ @ @ @ who were tested received their result within 24 hours .

England's NHS test and trace system needs to improve to provide faster results, Boris Johnson has admitted.
Speaking at a news briefing, he said "I share people's frustrations" at the turnaround times for results.
Chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance added that there was room for improvement.
Figures have shown that just 15.1% of people who were tested received their result within 24 hours.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Coronavirus: Chancellor Sunak announces more support for jobs

Rishi Sunak has unveiled increased support for jobs and workers hit by Covid restrictions , in a statement in the @ @ @ @ @ chancellor announced changes to the Job Support Scheme ( JSS ) - set to replace @ @ @ @ @ the revised scheme , employers will pay less and staff can work fewer hours before @ @ @

Rishi Sunak has unveiled increased support for jobs and workers hit by Covid restrictions, in a statement in the House of Commons.
The chancellor announced changes to the Job Support Scheme (JSS) - set to replace furlough in November.
Under the revised scheme, employers will pay less and staff can work fewer hours before they qualify.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Coronavirus: Labour challenges chancellor to apologise for lost jobs

Labour 's shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds has asked Rishi Sunak why he did n't act earlier , as he unveiled @ @ @ @ @ parts of England under tier two restrictions , in a statement to the House of @ @ @ @ @ changes to the Job Support Scheme ( JSS ) - set to replace furlough in @ @ @ @ @ scheme , employers will pay less and staff can work fewer hours before they qualify @

Labour's shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds has asked Rishi Sunak why he didn't act earlier, as he unveiled more support for workers in parts of England under tier two restrictions, in a statement to the House of Commons.
The chancellor announced changes to the Job Support Scheme (JSS) - set to replace furlough in November.
Under the revised scheme, employers will pay less and staff can work fewer hours before they qualify.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Newspaper headlines: Test and trace 'can't cope' and jobs aid 'triples'

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It says his rescue package was an attempt to appease northern MPs. It also questions Mr Sunak's assertion that he was responding to the spread of the virus, pointing out that business groups and think tanks had highlighted flaws in the job support scheme last month.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid rules: Stoke, Coventry and Slough face tighter restrictions in tier 2

`` There 's plenty of information out there on the internet where people can go and inform themselves about what @ @ @ @ @ area and that fundamentally is what we would recommend everybody has to do , '' @ @ @

"There's plenty of information out there on the internet where people can go and inform themselves about what the regulations are in their area and that fundamentally is what we would recommend everybody has to do," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid in Scotland: Sturgeon to set out five-tier alert system

Ms Sturgeon said : `` When England published their [ system ] the chief medical officer in England at the @ @ @ @ @ top level was not enough to necessarily , in all circumstances , get the virus @ @ @ @ @ we need one above that which is closer to a full lockdown if things got @ @ @ @ @ ''

Ms Sturgeon said: "When England published their [system] the chief medical officer in England at the time said he thought the top level was not enough to necessarily, in all circumstances, get the virus down. So we think we need one above that which is closer to a full lockdown if things got to be that serious."


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Coronavirus: Arlene Foster says NI contact tracing must be scaled up

`` There are signs we can take a degree of hope from , that our shared effort is turning the @ @ @ @ @ slowing in the rate of infection albeit still at a high level , '' added @ @ @

"There are signs we can take a degree of hope from, that our shared effort is turning the tide. There is a slowing in the rate of infection albeit still at a high level," added Mrs Foster.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Wales lockdown: 'Stay home' order as Covid 'firebreak' to start later

are where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate .
Source : ONS , NRS and NISRA – England , @ @ @ @ @ weekly .
Scottish local authority data updated monthly .
are people who have tested positive @ @ @ @ @ average area '' means the middle ranking council or local government district when ranked by @ @ @ @ @ Public health bodies may occasionally revise their case numbers .
Source : UK public health @ @ @ @ @

"The first minister is taking us into a Wales-wide lockdown without publishing the full data to justify it, the details of what they are going to achieve during the lockdown and now we don't know what the situation is going to be at the end of it," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Covid: Blackpool Tower SOS message to prime minister

Martin Long , chair of the Blackpool Business Leadership Group , said : `` Tens of thousands of people are @ @ @ @ @ sector , but there are many , many more who work in the supply chain @ @ @ @ @ on there being a thriving visitor economy . ''

Martin Long, chair of the Blackpool Business Leadership Group, said: "Tens of thousands of people are directly employed within the tourism sector, but there are many, many more who work in the supply chain and are almost wholly dependent on there being a thriving visitor economy."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Scotland to enter new five-tier Covid alert system

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You can also follow @ @ @ @ @ get the latest alerts .

The first minister said: "It's possible the whole country at some point could be placed in the same level. But it means we don't have to take a one size fits all approach if that's not warranted.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid-19: England and Wales begin tougher rules for millions

`` I think few people expect it to be exactly as it would normally , '' said Chief Secretary to @ @ @ @ @ but `` the ability of families to spend Christmas together '' was `` something we @ @ @ @ @ a position to do '' .

"I think few people expect it to be exactly as it would normally," said Chief Secretary to the Treasury Stephen Barclay - but "the ability of families to spend Christmas together" was "something we all hope to be in a position to do".


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Coronavirus infections continue to rise across UK

Around one in 130 people in homes in England had coronavirus in the week to 16 October , data from @ @ @ @ @ .

Meanwhile, the R number has decreased slightly and is now estimated to be between 1.2 and 1.4. That means every 10 people with the virus pass it on to 12 or 14 others, on average.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Free school meals: Authors urge government action to stop child hunger

It adds : `` We believe children should not have to depend on pot luck charity , and there should @ @ @ @ @ government support across the nation to ensure no child experiences the insecurity of hunger as @ @ @ @ @ the pandemic . ''

Reacting to criticism from some MPs, including claims of "virtue-signalling", he told BBC Breakfast: "I'll take that all day long as long as we start to see improvements going forward for the people that are in need of it now. That's what is important to me."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Wales to lock down in bid to save Christmas trade


bbcuk--2020-10-23--England cricketers agree 15% pay cut

England cricketers agree 15% pay cut

Last updated on .From the section Cricket England 's centrally contracted men 's players have agreed to a 15 % pay cut for the next 12 months .
Test and white-ball contracts were awarded to 23 players on 1 October .
`` I would like to thank the players and TEPP for their collaboration , '' said Ashley Giles , England men 's cricket managing director .
`` The relationship with our men 's players and their representatives is strong , and we need to recognise that our players , led by captains Joe Root and Eoin Morgan , have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ throughout this challenging time . ''
Richard Bevan , chairman of TEPP , added : `` In agreeing to this revised remuneration package , they have shown great responsibility and unity with the wider game . ''
In September , the ECB announced it was to cut 62 jobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic .
Chief executive Tom Harrison said the game would lose more than £100m this year , a figure that could rise to £200m next year .
These pay cuts will be in place for the next 12 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ piece for a red-ball contract and £25,000 for those engaged on white-ball contracts .
The fact the statement was put out jointly by the ECB and the players ' representatives demonstrates the positive atmosphere in which the negotiations were held , with the players recognising that in the current climate cuts were inevitable .
The ECB is set to lose a further £100m next year and following the £100m deficit this year , is having to lay off 62 people , but this week 's confirmation of England 's short tour to South @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to carry on .
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Last updated on .From the section Cricket
The 15% pay cut includes all retainers, match fees and win bonuses
England's centrally contracted men's players have agreed to a 15% pay cut for the next 12 months.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) reached an agreement with Team England Player Partnership (TEPP) after the financial implications of Covid-19.
Test and white-ball contracts were awarded to 23 players on 1 October.
"I would like to thank the players and TEPP for their collaboration," said Ashley Giles, England men's cricket managing director.
"The relationship with our men's players and their representatives is strong, and we need to recognise that our players, led by captains Joe Root and Eoin Morgan, have conducted themselves with great maturity and responsibility throughout this challenging time."
Richard Bevan, chairman of TEPP, added: "In agreeing to this revised remuneration package, they have shown great responsibility and unity with the wider game."
In September, the ECB announced it was to cut 62 jobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Chief executive Tom Harrison said the game would lose more than £100m this year, a figure that could rise to £200m next year.
Analysis
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew
These pay cuts will be in place for the next 12 months and amount to approximately £100,000 a piece for a red-ball contract and £25,000 for those engaged on white-ball contracts.
The fact the statement was put out jointly by the ECB and the players' representatives demonstrates the positive atmosphere in which the negotiations were held, with the players recognising that in the current climate cuts were inevitable.
The ECB is set to lose a further £100m next year and following the £100m deficit this year, is having to lay off 62 people, but this week's confirmation of England's short tour to South Africa demonstrates a determination for the game to carry on.
Test and white-ball contracts: Jofra Archer (Sussex), Jos Buttler (Lancashire), Joe Root (Yorkshire), Ben Stokes (Durham), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)
Test contracts: James Anderson (Lancashire), Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire), Rory Burns (Surrey), Zak Crawley (Kent), Sam Curran (Surrey), Ollie Pope (Surrey), Dom Sibley (Warwickshire)
White-ball contracts: Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire), Tom Curran (Surrey), Eoin Morgan (Middlesex), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Jason Roy (Surrey), Mark Wood (Durham)
Incremental contracts: Dom Bess (Yorkshire), Chris Jordan (Sussex), Jack Leach (Somerset), Dawid Malan (Yorkshire)
Pace bowling developmental contracts: Saqib Mahmood (Lancashire), Craig Overton (Somerset), Olly Stone (Warwickshire)


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Shoppers defy economic gloom in September

`` As lockdown eased , we saw an increase in travel and the quantity of fuel bought .
However , @ @ @ @ @ at home and with certain restrictions still in place , fuel sales were yet to @ @ @ @ @ added .

"As lockdown eased, we saw an increase in travel and the quantity of fuel bought. However, as many people remained working at home and with certain restrictions still in place, fuel sales were yet to fully recover," it added.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Britain and Japan sign post-Brexit trade deal

Dr Minako Morita-Jaeger , international trade policy consultant and fellow of the UK Trade Policy Observatory at the University of @ @ @ @ @ Given that Japanese FDI ( Foreign Direct Investment ) has been playing an important role @ @ @ @ @ retaining its existing investment in post-Brexit is crucial , the UK government should have shown @ @ @ @ @ investment by including a comprehensive investment chapter encompassing investment protection and dispute settlement . ''

Dr Minako Morita-Jaeger, international trade policy consultant and fellow of the UK Trade Policy Observatory at the University of Sussex, said: "Given that Japanese FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) has been playing an important role in the UK economy and retaining its existing investment in post-Brexit is crucial, the UK government should have shown a strong commitment to Japanese investment by including a comprehensive investment chapter encompassing investment protection and dispute settlement."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Electric goods 'should have repairability rating'

`` This is not just about empowering people to make informed choices about what they buy , but also has @ @ @ @ @ skilled jobs as part of a green recovery from the Covid crisis , '' she @ @

"That's why, through our landmark Environment Bill, we are seeking powers to place greater responsibility on producers to make their items more resource-efficient and easier to re-use and recycle - making it as easy as possible for people to reduce, re-use and recycle."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Paragon complex: Nearly 500 students still in 'unsafe' tower block

Kate Davies , NHG 's group chief executive , said : `` We apologise to any students whose moves have @ @ @ @ @ we would have liked , and thank them for their patience and understanding while we @ @ @ @

Kate Davies, NHG's group chief executive, said: "We apologise to any students whose moves haven't run as smoothly as we would have liked, and thank them for their patience and understanding while we make final arrangements.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Teenage girl raped in grounds of Leith church

A teenager has been raped in the grounds of a church in Edinburgh in an early morning attack , police @ @ @

A teenager has been raped in the grounds of a church in Edinburgh in an early morning attack, police have said.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid: Teacher trapped in Italy quarantine happy to be home

`` We had a lot of support in Italy , I had a lawyer call my hotel room to say @ @ @ @ @ to try and get the law changed , '' he said , adding the fact @ @ @ @ @ got two negatives made no sense .

"The other two have said the same, we are still talking constantly on group chats, and we are all finding the same thing, being around other people is quite exhausting, it's quite nice that we can chat about the experience."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Furlough fraudsters 'may have stolen more than £3bn'

However , the NAO said as many as 2.9 million people were unable to access any help , `` either @ @ @ @ @ where to focus support , or because HMRC did not have data needed to properly @ @ @ @ @ fraud '' .

However, the NAO said as many as 2.9 million people were unable to access any help, "either because of ministerial decisions about where to focus support, or because HMRC did not have data needed to properly guard against the risk of fraud".


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Manchester United's Marcus Rashford and his mum help out at foodbank

Manchester United 's Marcus Rashford has visited FareShare Greater Manchester , which is naming a new warehouse in honour of @ @ @ @ @ has vowed to keep campaigning to extend free school meals , despite politicians voting against @ @ @ @ @ week .

England footballer Marcus Rashford has visited FareShare Greater Manchester, which is naming a new warehouse in honour of his mother Melanie.
He has vowed to keep campaigning to extend free school meals, despite politicians voting against extending the scheme earlier this week.
Treasury Minister Steve Barclay told the BBC that all measures would be kept under review but emphasised the extra £9bn in support available through the welfare system.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Brexit: Why is fishing a stumbling block in the trade talks?

There ’ s still no agreement between the UK and EU on Brexit and one of the key stumbling blocks @ @ @

There’s still no agreement between the UK and EU on Brexit and one of the key stumbling blocks is fishing.
Ros Atkins takes a look.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--'A big supermarket shop feels frivolous now'

`` It has just put huge pressure on us , so I said to the family let 's reroute and @ @ @ @ @ sell it and go to St Lucia , '' she says .
Her husband , @ @ @ @ @ off from his job , is from St Lucia and Donia can pursue her other @ @ @ @ @ film almost as easily from there as here .

"It has just put huge pressure on us, so I said to the family let's reroute and rent out this house or sell it and go to St Lucia," she says. Her husband, who has just been laid off from his job, is from St Lucia and Donia can pursue her other business interests in publishing and film almost as easily from there as here.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Is the film and TV industry keeping its promise to tackle racism?

`` When I explained to [ the organisers ] that people who do n't uphold the standards of the letter @ @ @ @ @ , they said they could n't do anything about the people who 'd signed the @ @ @ @ @ could remove our own names from it .

She says she will be revisiting the broadcasters to discuss what changes have been made at that time, and that those who have chosen to sign the letter should expect to be held to account if they are considered not to have adhered to its sentiments.


bbcuk--2020-10-22--Wrecks visible in River Severn 60 years after disaster

It is 60 years since the Severn Railway Bridge disaster which saw two tanker barges - the Wastdale H and @ @ @ @ @ in fog near to Sharpness .
The two barges were then caught in the tide @ @ @ @ @ bridge which collapsed .
Five men lost their lives .
New drone footage gives us @ @ @ @ @ remains of the shipwrecked vessels .

It is 60 years since the Severn Railway Bridge disaster which saw two tanker barges - the Wastdale H and the Arkendale H - collide in fog near to Sharpness.
The two barges were then caught in the tide and collided with a railway bridge which collapsed. Five men lost their lives.
New drone footage gives us a close-up view of the remains of the shipwrecked vessels.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Newspaper headlines: Test and trace 'can't cope' and jobs aid 'triples'

It says his rescue package was an attempt to appease northern MPs .
It also questions Mr Sunak 's assertion @ @ @ @ @ the spread of the virus , pointing out that business groups and think tanks had @ @ @ @ @ support scheme last month .

It says his rescue package was an attempt to appease northern MPs. It also questions Mr Sunak's assertion that he was responding to the spread of the virus, pointing out that business groups and think tanks had highlighted flaws in the job support scheme last month.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Susan Nicholson's parents win appeal for fresh inquest

He added : `` Susan was cruelly taken away from us nine years ago , and yet it has taken @ @ @ @ @ to be questioned about the role they played in her death . ''

He had asked the court to make an order that the coroner should be allowed to reach her own conclusion on how Ms Nicholson died and that she did not have to rule in line with his murder conviction.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid-19 confirmed cases in half of Northern Ireland schools

A school can have more than one Covid `` incident '' - for instance , it could have two separate @ @ @ @ @ not linked to each other .

A school can have more than one Covid "incident"- for instance, it could have two separate cases or clusters that are not linked to each other.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Alfie Gildea: 'Danger signs missed' before baby's death

Coroner Alison Much said : `` The failure by GMP , Children 's Services and the Health Visitor Service to @ @ @ @ @ appropriately assess the level of risk and effectively communicate the level of risk to Alfie @ @ @ @ @ on 10 July 2018 probably contributed to Alfie 's death '' .

He said: "We recognise that reports of domestic abuse are often extremely complex and must involve the expertise of specialists from partner agencies from the very outset in order to provide the best support possible."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid blood plasma donation: What is blood plasma?

The NHS wants people who have recovered from coronavirus to donate their blood plasma .
It 's part of a @ @ @ @ @ can be used to fight Covid-19 .
Fourteen new donation centres are opening in England @ @ @ @ @ including in places such as Lancaster and Leeds .
But what is plasma in the @ @ @ @ @ plasma donations be used to treat people who are seriously ill with coronavirus ?

Scientists are looking at whether plasma in human blood could be used to treat people who are seriously ill with Covid-19.
Health services around the world have been asking for people to donate plasma for covid patients to find out how effective the treatment is.
It's all to do with antibodies found in the blood - but what's the science behind the process?
BBC health correspondent Laura Foster explains
Video by Mattea Bubalo, Laura Foster and Terry Saunders.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--School meals: Rashford 'proud' of community response

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson said the council 's decision to back the campaign would provide meals for 19,800 pupils in @ @ @ @ @ Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street said the government should have made `` a @ @ @ @ @ it would or would not fund free school meals during the holidays `` well in @ @ @

A screenshot of a since-removed post in her name on Facebook said: "I am delighted our local businesses have bounced back so much after lockdown they are able to give away food for free, and very much hope they will not be seeking any further government support."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Wales lockdown: Pubs and restaurants shut as Wales lockdown begins

are where COVID-19 was mentioned on the death certificate .
Source : ONS , NRS and NISRA – England , @ @ @ @ @ weekly .
Scottish local authority data updated monthly .
are people who have tested positive @ @ @ @ @ average area '' means the middle ranking council or local government district when ranked by @ @ @ @ @ Public health bodies may occasionally revise their case numbers .
Source : UK public health @ @ @ @ @

People who live alone are allowed to meet one other household. This has to be the same one every time and there are no rules specifying they have to be within any set distance of your home.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid: Scotland to enter new five-level alert system

The first minister said : `` It 's possible the whole country at some point could be placed in the @ @ @ @ @ means we do n't have to take a one size fits all approach if that @ @ @ @

The first minister said: "It's possible the whole country at some point could be placed in the same level. But it means we don't have to take a one size fits all approach if that's not warranted.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid-19: Boris Johnson hopes families can have Christmas together

Prof Edmunds , who sits on the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( Sage ) committee , said : `` @ @ @ @ @ can have a relatively safe and normal Christmas is if we take radical action now @ @ @ @ @ the very least in high incidence areas - and keep the incidence low across the @ @ @ @ @ of measures to reduce social contacts . ''

Prof Edmunds, who sits on the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) committee, said: "The only way that we can have a relatively safe and normal Christmas is if we take radical action now to reduce incidence - at the very least in high incidence areas - and keep the incidence low across the country by implementing a package of measures to reduce social contacts."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Essex lorry deaths: Woman in France 'saw migrants get in lorry'

Prosecutors said Harrison had two encounters with the police in the days before he allegedly collected the migrants .
The @ @ @ @ @ the fact he was intoxicated and the second because his trailer was parked illegally .

Prosecutors said Harrison had two encounters with the police in the days before he allegedly collected the migrants. The first time was due to the fact he was intoxicated and the second because his trailer was parked illegally.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid: Virgin Holidays 'must pay refunds or face court'

`` If only they [ Virgin Holidays ] would have been honest with us and communicated with us , we @ @ @ @ @ If they put a date on the refund , we could have planned .
But @ @ @ @ @ and emails were ignored , '' Mrs Fox said .

"If only they [Virgin Holidays] would have been honest with us and communicated with us, we would have been happy. If they put a date on the refund, we could have planned. But the phone cut off calls and emails were ignored," Mrs Fox said.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Passers-by steal belongings of dying woman in Brierfield, police say

`` To commit a crime like this on an elderly and vulnerable man in his hour of need is shameful @ @ @ @ @ committed to finding those responsible , '' said PC Rob Bayley .

"To commit a crime like this on an elderly and vulnerable man in his hour of need is shameful and appalling and we are committed to finding those responsible," said PC Rob Bayley.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Brexit: Trade talks continue as negotiators meet in London

But EU leaders play to the domestic gallery too .
They wanted to show they were `` standing up to @ @ @ @ @ leaving the EU does n't pay and that EU interests would be defended .

But EU leaders play to the domestic gallery too. They wanted to show they were "standing up to the UK" - that leaving the EU doesn't pay and that EU interests would be defended.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid: The NHS workers 'still recovering' as second wave looms

`` Almost the last six months of my life was just some kind of haze that I do n't remember @ @ @ @ @ became all about Covid and nothing else , '' he says .
`` And I @ @ @ @ @ the first wave , but obviously it is n't a sustainable mechanism to carry on @ @

"Almost the last six months of my life was just some kind of haze that I don't remember very well. You just became all about Covid and nothing else," he says. "And I think that got us through the first wave, but obviously it isn't a sustainable mechanism to carry on."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid restrictions: How will Scotland's five-level system work?

Tighter restrictions on indoor and outdoor meeting kick in at this stage , with no more than six people from @ @ @ @ @ meet up .
Hospitality may see time restrictions such as the 10pm curfew .
Weddings @ @ @ @ @ restricted to a maximum of 20 people .
Indoor contact sports for adults are not @ @ @ @ @ events would be allowed , although outdoor standing events would be banned .
Only those @ @ @ @ @ home should go to their place of employment .

By law, those in levels two and below should not travel into level three or four areas unless their journey is essential. People should also not travel to or from other parts of the UK without a reasonable excuse.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Coronavirus: Nottingham hospitals Covid surge 'as bad as April'

She said : `` This is not a decision we have taken lightly but we need to ensure we have @ @ @ @ @ to care for those in urgent need during this surge of Covid-19 .

She said: "This is not a decision we have taken lightly but we need to ensure we have the beds and staff available to care for those in urgent need during this surge of Covid-19.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid: Warrington to move to tier 3 restrictions

Nottingham and parts of Nottinghamshire are also expected to be moved into tier three next week , with the finer @ @ @ @ @ not gyms can stay open still to be decided as talks continue .

"You would have a couple of people who had been working in a van together all day but I had to tell them they could not sit together and have a drink afterwards," he said.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Is Scotland moving towards independence?

Anum Qaisar-Javed , a former Labour Party member now attempting to be selected to run for a seat in the @ @ @ @ @ in Lanarkshire , insists the approach must be the same as in 2014 , securing @ @ @ @ @ government for a transfer of the power to hold a referendum from Westminster to Holyrood @ @ @ @ @ Scotland Act 1998 .

Anum Qaisar-Javed, a former Labour Party member now attempting to be selected to run for a seat in the Scottish Parliament for the SNP in Lanarkshire, insists the approach must be the same as in 2014, securing the agreement of the UK government for a transfer of the power to hold a referendum from Westminster to Holyrood under Section 30 of the Scotland Act 1998.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Porn effects: 'My expectations of sex and body image were warped'

`` Years later , even with a job , good social life , healthy lifestyle , it still got me @ @ @ @ @ , dark part of my life and yet I still went back to it .
@ @ @ @ @ on previous relationships which got me even more depressed .

"Years later, even with a job, good social life, healthy lifestyle, it still got me down to a very low, dark part of my life and yet I still went back to it. It has had an impact on previous relationships which got me even more depressed.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Road worker: 'Drag helped me through lockdown'

A road worker has said performing in drag saved his life .
Of an evening , Mark Preston swaps his @ @ @ @ @ a microphone and wig as he becomes his alter ego , Zandra .
The 57-year-old @ @ @ @ @ drag competition - which he went on to win - after his mental health deteriorated @ @ @ @ @ becoming Zandra , he had tried to take his own life on two occasions .
@ @ @ @ @ things around , '' he said .
`` By being a drag queen , it @ @ @ @ @ '' The grandfather , from Giltbrook , Nottinghamshire , has now been performing in drag @ @ @ @ @ his stage persona has helped him through lockdown .
If you are depressed and need @ @ @ @ @ there 's advice on who to contact at BBC Advice .
Follow BBC East Midlands @ @ @ @ @ , or on Instagram .
Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews @ bbc.co.uk .

A road worker has said performing in drag saved his life.
Of an evening, Mark Preston swaps his pneumatic drill and hi-vis for a microphone and wig as he becomes his alter ego, Zandra.
The 57-year-old was encouraged to enter a drag competition - which he went on to win - after his mental health deteriorated.
He said prior to becoming Zandra, he had tried to take his own life on two occasions.
"Me and Zandra turned things around," he said. "By being a drag queen, it saved my life really."
The grandfather, from Giltbrook, Nottinghamshire, has now been performing in drag for two decades and believes his stage persona has helped him through lockdown.
If you are depressed and need to ask for help, there's advice on who to contact at BBC Advice.
Video Journalist: Alex Thorp
Follow BBC East Midlands on Facebook, on Twitter, or on Instagram. Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews@bbc.co.uk.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Windsor Castle: Changing hundreds of royal clocks

`` We have a trolley that can lift itself to the level of the mantelpiece , you then put it @ @ @ @ @ it on to the trolley without damaging the nice marble mantelpiece .

"We have a trolley that can lift itself to the level of the mantelpiece, you then put it on Teflon sliders to move it on to the trolley without damaging the nice marble mantelpiece.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Newspaper headlines: 'Kindness of strangers' and Covid 'hysteria'

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

Care homes had already been told they would receive free PPE over the next six months - although some providers have warned they still expect to purchase more on top.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid: Stoke-on-Trent and Coventry move into tier 2

The council applied to the government to be put into the higher measures as it said the city had seen @ @ @ @ @ over the last few days .

"It just doesn't make sense. We're near the border with Staffordshire County Council so you can go a mile up the road and you can sit with your friends in another pub," she said.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Dundee's V&A given emergency £1m Covid bailout

`` We know further support will still be needed , and the major issues presented by the pandemic are not @ @ @ @ @ why we will continue to work in partnership with the sector to support them to @ @ @ @ @ but to thrive in future . ''

"We know further support will still be needed, and the major issues presented by the pandemic are not going away, which is why we will continue to work in partnership with the sector to support them to not only survive the pandemic but to thrive in future."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Coronavirus: Swann 'deeply concerned' about NI cancer services

`` Amongst those patients there have been many who have cancer .
Perhaps those patients are in some kind of @ @ @ @ @ post-chemotherapy and unwell , or perhaps they themselves unfortunately have caught Covid . ''

"Amongst those patients there have been many who have cancer. Perhaps those patients are in some kind of crisis, perhaps they are post-chemotherapy and unwell, or perhaps they themselves unfortunately have caught Covid."


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid-19: Why do people break lockdown rules?

Another similar fine was given to a man , 18 , from Llanelli , who twice refused police requests to @ @ @ @ @ a group on the coastal path and in the town in April .

"We've got massive signs saying one person at a time, and the amount of times that we'll have to tell them 'I'm sorry' [because] they come three or four people at the same time," she said.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--What happens when a Banksy appears?

What happens when a Banksy appears?

According to Ben Brown , a solicitor at the Nottingham-based Bhatia Best law firm , the copyright for the artwork @ @ @ @ @ the owner of the wall ( in Nottingham 's case , a private landlord ) @ @ @ @ @ he or she wants with it .

According to Ben Brown, a solicitor at the Nottingham-based Bhatia Best law firm, the copyright for the artwork remains with Banksy - but the owner of the wall (in Nottingham's case, a private landlord) is free to do what he or she wants with it.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19: Call for 'exit strategy' as South Yorkshire enters tier 3

If you are reading this page and ca n't see the form you will need to visit the mobile version @ @ @ @ @ submit your question or comment or you can email us at HaveYourSay @ bbc.co.uk .
@ @ @ @ @ age and location with any submission .

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that he was "clear what it takes our end" to get out of tier three, such as a drop in new cases - but the government "do have to be clear and transparent about the exit strategy".


bbcuk--2020-10-24--School meals: Marcus Rashford 'proud' of community response

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson said the council 's decision to back the campaign would provide meals for 19,800 pupils in @ @ @ @ @ Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street said the government should have made `` a @ @ @ @ @ it would or would not fund free school meals during the holidays `` well in @ @ @

A screenshot of a since-removed post in her name on Facebook said: "I am delighted our local businesses have bounced back so much after lockdown they are able to give away food for free, and very much hope they will not be seeking any further government support."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19: Stoke-on-Trent and Coventry move into tier 2

`` It just does n't make sense .
We 're near the border with Staffordshire County Council so you can @ @ @ @ @ road and you can sit with your friends in another pub , '' she said @


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Walthamstow stabbing: Teenage boy killed in street

Officers are in the process of establishing his identity and informing his next of kin .
No arrests have been @ @

A local resident, who did not want to be named, said that before the arrival of emergency services they "didn't hear anything at all that indicated violence, heard no shouting etc that we thought was odd".


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid: Scots children should stay at home at Halloween

He said : `` There is a meeting later today with a small team of analysts , advisers , who @ @ @ @ @ stages of what that allocation might look like .
Then there will be conversations with @ @ @ @ @ central government , with the first minister and deputy first minister about where that goes @

"I could have perhaps been gentler in my use of the phrase digital Christmas but I just mean you won't be flying to visit relatives probably, you may not have large multi-household gatherings in your home. You won't be having six families but you may well be allowed to have two or three families if that is allowed.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Cat missing since 2018 found 60 miles away in Coventry

She said the cat was in good condition , so staff had no idea where she had been between leaving @ @ @ @ @ cared for by Mr Myers .

She said the cat was in good condition, so staff had no idea where she had been between leaving home in 2018 and being cared for by Mr Myers.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Shakespeare's Globe among venues to get slice of Culture Recovery Fund

The Sage concert hall will receive £1.8m .
Overall , 35 organisations and venues across England will receive up to @ @ @ @ @ round of grants , which is worth £75m in total .
More than 70 % @ @ @ @ @ and organisations outside London .

The Sage concert hall will receive £1.8m. Overall, 35 organisations and venues across England will receive up to £3m each in the latest round of grants, which is worth £75m in total. More than 70% is going go to venues and organisations outside London.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Watlington Hill: Arrest after woman's body found at beauty spot

Officers have appealed for anyone who saw a man behaving strangely near the Fox and Hounds pub in the Christmas @ @ @ @ @ about 15:30 to get in touch .

Officers have appealed for anyone who saw a man behaving strangely near the Fox and Hounds pub in the Christmas Common area of Oxfordshire at about 15:30 to get in touch.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19: Birmingham nightclub loses licence after rules breaches

It followed further incidents going back to August where officers reported seeing between 50 and 70 people at the premises @ @ @ @ @ , in the early hours of the morning with no social distancing in place .

It followed further incidents going back to August where officers reported seeing between 50 and 70 people at the premises in Suffolk Street, Queensway, in the early hours of the morning with no social distancing in place.


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Capt Sir Tom Moore's birthday cards on display at Duxford

Capt Sir Tom 's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore said the family `` would like to once again thank all those who @ @ @ @ @ all the wonderful cards and messages we received '' .

Capt Sir Tom's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore said the family "would like to once again thank all those who took the time to write all the wonderful cards and messages we received".


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19: South Yorkshire enters tier 3 and praise for free meals response

As the second wave of the pandemic takes root across parts of the UK , thousands of NHS workers are @ @ @ @ @ they have already been through .
Frontline workers are battling exhaustion , heightened by longstanding @ @ @ @ @ and by deep resentment about pay and conditions .
Meanwhile , a man hospitalised with @ @ @ @ @ the dangers of the virus .

As the second wave of the pandemic takes root across parts of the UK, thousands of NHS workers are struggling to recover from what they have already been through. Frontline workers are battling exhaustion, heightened by longstanding concerns about staff shortages, and by deep resentment about pay and conditions. Meanwhile, a man hospitalised with Covid-19 is reminding people of the dangers of the virus.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Long Covid: 'I thought I'd get over this no problem'

`` When I got the positive test , I thought : 'Okay , this is maybe how it 's going @ @ @ @ @ few days and then I 'll pick up . '

"People look at you whenever you say you're still not feeling great and you're still not able to do things because they think: 'Sure Covid, you get it and you're better in 14 days, what's the problem?'


bbcuk--2020-10-23--Covid-19: Maureen Eames went viral for expressing her views on new South Yorkshire restrictions

Maureen Eames hit the headlines this week when her comments about new coronavirus rules in South Yorkshire went viral .
@ @ @ @ @ in Barnsley when she told a BBC reporter `` I 'm not going to be @ @ @ @ @ ahead of tier three restrictions being introduced .
The parish councillor says she believes that @ @ @ @ @ people should safely get out to support businesses .
However , Sheffield City Region Mayor @ @ @ @ @ The numbers are going through the roof in Barnsley and we 've got to take @ @ @ @ @

Maureen Eames hit the headlines this week when her comments about new coronavirus rules in South Yorkshire went viral.
The 83-year-old was out shopping in Barnsley when she told a BBC reporter "I'm not going to be fastened in a house" ahead of tier three restrictions being introduced.
The parish councillor says she believes that the economy needs help and people should safely get out to support businesses.
However, Sheffield City Region Mayor Dan Jarvis said: "The numbers are going through the roof in Barnsley and we've got to take this incredibly seriously."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--The Irish Giant: Charles Byrne, my uncle and Hilary Mantel

He added : `` If the experts were to say to me , 'that 's it we are n't going @ @ @ @ @ from the skeleton ' , I would be happy to go along with that .
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He added: "If the experts were to say to me, 'that's it we aren't going to find anything more out from the skeleton', I would be happy to go along with that."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid: More coronavirus vaccine trials in Wales 'within weeks'

More than 40,000 people have tested positive and 1,756 people have died with Covid-19 in Wales since the first case @ @ @ @ @ .
There have been more than 41.5 million cases across the world and more than @ @ @ @

More than 40,000 people have tested positive and 1,756 people have died with Covid-19 in Wales since the first case at the end of February. There have been more than 41.5 million cases across the world and more than one million deaths.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Chester Zoo Monsoon Forest reopens after fire

`` There 's over 2,600 new plants and trees back in , all the soil and subsoil had to come @ @ @ @ @ had to come off and be replaced - so it 's been a long , @ @ @ @ @ ''

"There's over 2,600 new plants and trees back in, all the soil and subsoil had to come out, all the roof had to come off and be replaced - so it's been a long, arduous process, really."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid: Wales' lockdown supermarket rules to be reviewed

`` My eight-year-old is tall for his age and getting clothes for him is hard enough as it is .
@ @ @ @ @ online and order stuff .
I know we ca n't try clothes on in the @ @ @ @ @ least gauge whether it will fit him by holding it up to him .

In an interview with BBC Wales, Mr Drakeford said: "The position we face in Wales is really and deeply serious and for these two weeks we are asking people to stay at home and not to mix with other people as much as they can.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--School meals: Boris Johnson facing calls to meet Marcus Rashford

One of those rebels , Mr Halfon , called on Mr Johnson to meet Manchester United striker Rashford , telling @ @ @ @ @ may be that they do n't agree with everything that Marcus Rashford is proposing , @ @ @ @ @ a chance to come up with a long-term plan to combat child food hunger once @ @ @ @ @

One of those rebels, Mr Halfon, called on Mr Johnson to meet Rashford, telling the BBC: "It may be that they don't agree with everything that Marcus Rashford is proposing, but it would give us a chance to come up with a long-term plan to combat child food hunger once and for all."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Strictly Come Dancing: NHS tribute as live shows begin

`` Thank you so much for everything you have done for us and everything you continue to do and we @ @ @ @ @ , '' Winkleman said to the NHS staff , who sat at a social distance @

"Thank you so much for everything you have done for us and everything you continue to do and we really hope you enjoy tonight," Winkleman said to the NHS staff, who sat at a social distance.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19: Schools may need to close to some year groups, scientist warns

He added : `` If we go beyond that there is a limit to what we can do in terms @ @ @ @ @ of starting to target , for instance , the older years in schools and sixth @ @ @ @ @ older teenagers are able to transmit as adults .

He added: "If we go beyond that there is a limit to what we can do in terms of reducing contacts, short of starting to target, for instance, the older years in schools and sixth form colleges where we know older teenagers are able to transmit as adults.


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Climate change: Technology no silver bullet, experts tell PM

The prime minister has professed himself “ an evangelist '' for the technology that captures carbon dioxide as it enters @ @ @ @ @ it in underground rocks or uses it for new chemicals .

He explained: "If the trees are grown on land that would otherwise be used for producing food then there are problems with food security. And if we plant acres and acres of land with the same type of tree there are implications for wildlife.”


bbcuk--2020-10-24--iPhone 12 launch causes NHS Covid-19 app confusion

But in what appears to be an oversight , when Apple transfers apps over , the phone does not ask @ @ @ @ @ and it is not obvious that it needs to be done .

But in what appears to be an oversight, when Apple transfers apps over, the phone does not ask owners to enable the permission and it is not obvious that it needs to be done.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid: Laptop allocation for deprived pupils cut at some schools

Nick Brook , NAHT deputy general secretary , said : `` The government has been quick to mandate what it @ @ @ @ @ to do when it comes to remote learning , but is clearly unable to deliver @ @ @ @ @ and their pupils need . ''

Nick Brook, NAHT deputy general secretary, said: "The government has been quick to mandate what it expects schools to be able to do when it comes to remote learning, but is clearly unable to deliver the necessary tools that schools and their pupils need."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19: Arrests at London anti-lockdown protest

Commander Ade Adelekan , of the Met , said he had become `` increasingly concerned that those in the crowd @ @ @ @ @ or adhering to the terms of their own risk assessment '' .

Commander Ade Adelekan, of the Met, said he had become "increasingly concerned that those in the crowd were not maintaining social distancing or adhering to the terms of their own risk assessment".


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Conservative MPs 'faced abuse' over Angela Rayner's 'scum' remark

`` We respectfully ask you to take action , reaffirming your commitment to working constructively , asking Labour MPs and @ @ @ @ @ at all times , taking action against those who perpetrate this unacceptable abuse online and @ @ @ @ @ for Angela Rayner 's record of unparliamentary behaviour , '' she wrote to Sir Keir @

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bbcuk--2020-10-24--Men charged in cocaine smuggling inquiry

Mr Fallon is charged with conspiracy to import class A drugs and failure to comply with an order to provide @ @ @ @ @ phone .

Mr Fallon is charged with conspiracy to import class A drugs and failure to comply with an order to provide officers with access to his phone.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Man fined £10,000 after 50 attend Manchester party

`` We had no alternative but to issue the maximum penalty for breaching the legislation on large gatherings and I @ @ @ @ @ reminder to those considering to flout the rules - we will take action . ''

"We had no alternative but to issue the maximum penalty for breaching the legislation on large gatherings and I hope this serves as a reminder to those considering to flout the rules - we will take action."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid: The 'impossible' businesses stuck in Tier 2 'zombie land'

But Lee 's initial response is `` it 's not enough '' and Mr Sunak has merely `` moved a @ @ @ @ @ there '' ( in the most generous case , the taxpayer will now go from @ @ @ @ @ to just under half ) making the announcement `` a bit of an insult '' @ @ @ @ @ He believes a better approach would be for the government to trust that pubs and @ @ @ @ @ , hygiene and enforcement measures in place that people can mix households and go for @ @ @ @ @ Covid-secure environment .

But Lee's initial response is "it's not enough" and Mr Sunak has merely "moved a few percentages about here and there" (in the most generous case, the taxpayer will now go from funding 22% of wages to just under half) making the announcement "a bit of an insult" to businesses like his. He believes a better approach would be for the government to trust that pubs and bars have good enough safety, hygiene and enforcement measures in place that people can mix households and go for a drink, within a Covid-secure environment.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Duchess of Cambridge's photo project opens at National Memorial Arboretum

`` While everyone was subject to restrictions , no one person 's experience was the same as another 's , @ @ @ @ @ different circumstances and changes to our day to day lives . ''

"While everyone was subject to restrictions, no one person's experience was the same as another's, as we all battled with different circumstances and changes to our day to day lives."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Coronavirus is here. What else should we be worried about?

But he is not convinced that the coronavirus crisis will lead to a revolution in planning at the heart of @ @ @ @ @ he says , will come in the government 's response to climate change , which @ @ @ @ @ all other risks in the long term .

He cites the example of Tamiflu antiviral medicine, stockpiled by the UK in 2009 at a cost of £473m, for a swine flu pandemic but never used. "The relevant minister was grumbled at, having wasted money stocking up on vaccines. Of course he was quite right to do that."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Breast cancer survivors launch bra fitting service

Two women from north London have launched a bra fitting service for post-mastectomy women .
Kate Courtman and Sarah Mountford @ @ @ @ @ cancer after discovering they only lived a few streets from each other .
The friends @ @ @ @ @ to find appropriate guidance following their own surgeries .
So they set up the Bra @ @ @ @ @ and fit `` fashion-forward underwear '' .

Two women from north London have launched a bra fitting service for post-mastectomy women.
Kate Courtman and Sarah Mountford became friends whilst fighting breast cancer after discovering they only lived a few streets from each other.
The friends say they found it challenging to find appropriate guidance following their own surgeries.
So they set up the Bra Sisters to help others find and fit "fashion-forward underwear".
Video by Charlotte Franks


bbcuk--2020-10-24--My search for novelist Rumer Godden's famed French summer

But the old wall is still there , and in the wall there is still a gate , and the @ @ @ @ @ the reeds and willows .
This is where Rumer Godden ( Cecil in the book @ @ @ @ @ swim in 1923 .

But the old wall is still there, and in the wall there is still a gate, and the gate still gives on to the reeds and willows. This is where Rumer Godden (Cecil in the book) came to walk and swim in 1923.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Colin Firth with Secret Garden co-stars on children's book's latest adaptation

The Secret Garden was first published more than 100 years ago , and has been adapted for stage and screen @ @ @ @ @ and Dame Julie Walters star in the latest film version of the classic tale about @ @ @ @ @ in a hidden oasis .

The Secret Garden was first published more than 100 years ago, and has been adapted for stage and screen multiple times.
Colin Firth and Dame Julie Walters star in the latest film version of the classic tale about an orphaned girl's adventures in a hidden oasis.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Newspaper headlines: 'Medics angry over meals' and 'elderly paid price'

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Mr Forte complains that "little or no thought has been given to the devastation all around us: the businesses that are failing, the jobs being destroyed and the suffering this will cause".


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Down's syndrome: 'In all honesty we were offered 15 terminations'

Ninety per cent of women whose unborn babies are diagnosed with Down 's syndrome choose to have an abortion , which is legal right up until birth .
But campaigners say expectant parents are routinely given outdated advice and encouraged to have a termination .
We hear from three mothers who want the system to change .
'The support was only there if I chose an abortion' '' It takes him longer to reach milestones , but we celebrate them so much more because they are such an achievement for him , '' his mother Lorraine says .
`` I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there would be a higher chance , but it did n't matter to me , '' she says .
`` The midwife said we would get longer to see Jaxon on the screen so we went along with it . ''
`` I said no , we would n't be interested , partly because we had lost a baby the previous year .
She was very aggressive and said 'women like you make me sick .
Why bother having a screening at all if you 're not going to do anything about it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only there if I chose to have an abortion , and that was what they presumed , but they were n't interested when I said I wanted to keep Jaxon , '' Lorraine adds .
Jaxon was diagnosed at birth and Lorraine says the family has never looked back .
She says her other children adore him and will fight over who gets to look after him when they are older .
`` I want him to get married and work and have a normal future , '' she says .
`` We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we really believe he will lead a full life .
He 's a showman , a real entertainer and we think he will end up on the stage . ''
'At 38 weeks , I was told I could still terminate' '' In all honesty we were offered 15 terminations , even though we made it really clear that it was n't an option for us , but they really seemed to push and really seemed to want us to terminate , '' she says .
Emma says they could not imagine ending @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the heart to stop it beating - the recommended termination method after 22 weeks - while they were waiting to fix their son 's .
`` At 38 weeks , the doctors made it really , really , really clear that if I changed my mind on the morning of the induction to let them know , because it was n't too late .
Five years on , Jaimie is `` the best of friends '' with her brother and attends a mainstream school in Lincolnshire , where she is ahead of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` She loves dancing and trampolining .
She has a few difficulties but she is just like any other child her age .
She lights up the room and people just gravitate towards her .
`` When we got the diagnosis , I did worry about her future .
She will undoubtedly face some challenges as she gets older but she is continuously proving that she should n't be underestimated . '
I started to ask myself what is so wrong with him having Down 's syndrome ? '
Sixteen years ago , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want a baby with Down 's syndrome .
Pregnant at 39 , she found out there was a higher chance of this happening after a screening and booked in for an amniocentesis .
`` I was grieving for the baby I had hoped for and expected , terrified of the future , and I actually wondered if it would be better for us all if Tom did n't survive , '' she says .
`` I am terrified I would have terminated Tom 's life .
I was led to believe he would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but he has enriched them and we are without doubt better people for having him in them . ''
`` It is a hugely important step forward in women 's healthcare , '' she said .
`` To restrict it would be to restrict women 's access to the most effective and low-risk way of obtaining information about their own pregnancies - and that would not be ethical at all . ''
What is the advice given to parents ?
It advises women to speak to medics , family , friends and various @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the same position .

Down's syndrome: 'In all honesty we were offered 15 terminations' Published 25 October 2020
Ninety per cent of women whose unborn babies are diagnosed with Down's syndrome choose to have an abortion, which is legal right up until birth. But campaigners say expectant parents are routinely given outdated advice and encouraged to have a termination. We hear from three mothers who want the system to change.
'The support was only there if I chose an abortion'
Image source, Lookphotos Image caption, Lorraine Buckmaster says she felt under pressure to abort her son Jaxon
Jaxon Buckmaster is, in many ways, a typical six-year-old boy. He loves swimming, cars, dinosaurs, Mickey Mouse and performing on stage with his musical theatre group.
The youngest of five children, he is described as "a little comedian" with a "really cheeky" sense of humour.
Jaxon also has Down's syndrome, meaning he has an extra chromosome and a learning disability.
"It takes him longer to reach milestones, but we celebrate them so much more because they are such an achievement for him," his mother Lorraine says.
Image source, Carly's Design and Photography Image caption, Jaxon with his older brother Cavan (left), and older sisters Genna (right) and Lexi (far right)
Jaxon excels at his mainstream school, where he has lots of friends, and has no other health conditions.
So Lorraine, who lives in Milton Keynes, cannot understand why midwives were so negative about the condition when she was pregnant.
She found out Jaxon might have Down's syndrome after being persuaded to have an extra screening and a blood test due to her age.
"I was 45 at the time and knew there would be a higher chance, but it didn't matter to me," she says. "The midwife said we would get longer to see Jaxon on the screen so we went along with it."
The sonographer explained that if the baby showed markers of the condition, the next step would be an amniocentesis, a test which carries a small chance of a miscarriage.
"I said no, we wouldn't be interested, partly because we had lost a baby the previous year. She was very aggressive and said 'women like you make me sick. Why bother having a screening at all if you're not going to do anything about it?'"
Image caption, Jaxon has no other health complications and his mother says he excels at his mainstream school
A midwife later phoned, saying she was "ever so sorry" but had "really bad news", confirming the baby had a one-in-five chance of having Down's syndrome.
Lorraine and her husband Mark declined all further testing. They wanted to keep their baby, no matter what.
"The support was only there if I chose to have an abortion, and that was what they presumed, but they weren't interested when I said I wanted to keep Jaxon," Lorraine adds.
Image caption, Jaxon is the youngest of five children and is adored by his family and friends
Jaxon was diagnosed at birth and Lorraine says the family has never looked back. She says her other children adore him and will fight over who gets to look after him when they are older.
"I want him to get married and work and have a normal future," she says. "We know he will always need support but we really believe he will lead a full life. He's a showman, a real entertainer and we think he will end up on the stage."
'At 38 weeks, I was told I could still terminate'
Image caption, Jaimie was diagnosed with Down's syndrome at birth but has no other health complications
Emma Mellor felt under pressure to abort her daughter Jaimie throughout her pregnancy. Aged 24 at the time, she already had a young son with her husband Steve.
"In all honesty we were offered 15 terminations, even though we made it really clear that it wasn't an option for us, but they really seemed to push and really seemed to want us to terminate," she says.
At her 20-week scan, Emma was told her daughter had some fluid on her brain. Doctors said she was likely to be disabled.
"From that moment on, they recommended we should terminate and told us to think about the effect on our son and his quality of life."
Their son Logan was on the waiting list for surgery at the time, having been born with a hole in his heart.
Image caption, Emma says she felt under pressure to abort her daughter Jaimie throughout her pregnancy
Emma says they could not imagine ending their daughter's life with an injection in the heart to stop it beating - the recommended termination method after 22 weeks - while they were waiting to fix their son's.
"It inspired us to make the right choice. We decided to carry on and hope for the best."
At 32 weeks, a test showed she had Down's syndrome and doctors reminded Emma several times that she could be legally aborted until birth.
"At 38 weeks, the doctors made it really, really, really clear that if I changed my mind on the morning of the induction to let them know, because it wasn't too late.
"I was told that until my baby had started travelling down the birth canal, I could still terminate."
Image caption, Jaimie is best friends with her brother Logan and has a very loving relationship with her parents
When Jaimie was born, Emma was told she had Down's syndrome but was otherwise healthy.
Five years on, Jaimie is "the best of friends" with her brother and attends a mainstream school in Lincolnshire, where she is ahead of some of her peers for reading.
"She loves dancing and trampolining. She has a few difficulties but she is just like any other child her age. She lights up the room and people just gravitate towards her.
"When we got the diagnosis, I did worry about her future. She will undoubtedly face some challenges as she gets older but she is continuously proving that she shouldn't be underestimated.
"Jaimie can do anything that she sets her mind to."
Image source, @thedanclarke Image caption, Five-year-old Jaimie loves dancing and trampolining and also enjoys modelling
'I started to ask myself what is so wrong with him having Down's syndrome?'
Image caption, Nicola says she was scared of the future when Tom was born and wanted to hide away from society
Sixteen years ago, Nicola Enoch was certain she did not want a baby with Down's syndrome. Pregnant at 39, she found out there was a higher chance of this happening after a screening and booked in for an amniocentesis.
However, she cancelled at the last minute. Having already suffered four miscarriages, she was concerned it might cause her to lose the baby.
Down's syndrome
For between 700 and 1,000 babies born, one will have Down's syndrome, meaning they have an extra chromosome and a learning disability
About 40,000 people in the UK have the condition
Around half have heart defects but only 10-15% require medical intervention
80% of children with the condition are born to women younger than 35
In the 1960s, life expectancy was 15 - it is now between 50 and 60
Source: NHS/Positive About Down Syndrome
When Tom was born, Nicola was euphoric. But the following day, a paediatrician asked her if she thought he looked normal.
Tom was diagnosed with Down's syndrome and Nicola's world fell apart.
"I was offered absolutely no support to rebuild it," she says. "I felt complete and utter despair and devastation. Gone was this gorgeous baby and instead he was replaced with this unknown entity."
He would never be able to go on a trampoline, doctors said, while a community midwife burst into tears.
Image caption, Tom and his older sister Emily are three years apart in age and have a very close relationship
Image caption, Nicola and John worried Tom would be a burden on his sister but she adores him and he has enriched their lives
Nicola grew increasingly distant from her baby and considered having him adopted.
"I was grieving for the baby I had hoped for and expected, terrified of the future, and I actually wondered if it would be better for us all if Tom didn't survive," she says.
Nicola's maternal bond had been "severed" and it took her more than a year to fall back in love with her son.
"I started to ask myself, 'what is so wrong with him having Down's syndrome?'"
Image caption, Tom has travelled the world with his his mother Nicola, father John and sister Emily
Tom, now 16, is a pupil in mainstream education. Nicola describes him as "charming, witty and charismatic". A West Bromwich Albion fan, he also enjoys golf, snorkelling and kayaking and hopes to get a job and get married.
Nicola says cancelling the amniocentesis was the best decision she ever made.
"I am terrified I would have terminated Tom's life. I was led to believe he would have a negative impact on our lives but he has enriched them and we are without doubt better people for having him in them."
Image caption, Nicola, pictured with Health Secretary Matt Hancock, spends a lot of time lobbying MPs in the House of Parliament
Nicola runs a charity called The Ups and Downs, which supports more than 70 families, and has set up a website called Positive About Down Syndrome.
She has also published several books, distributed literature to maternity units across England, provided training sessions for the NHS and successfully campaigned for the advice on its website to be changed.
Image caption, Tom is a West Bromwich Albion fan and enjoys golf, snorkelling and kayaking
Nicola says she worries "every single day" that parents are making life or death decisions based on outdated information.
She also believes the existence of Down's syndrome is under threat by a new blood test called non-invasive prenatal testing, which Public Health England (PHE) expects to roll out across England next year.
It will be offered to women whose initial screenings show a higher chance of Down's syndrome. PHE said it wanted to enable parents to make "personal informed choices" and the optional screening "should be offered sensitively, in a non-directive way".
Clare Murphy, deputy chief executive of the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, said the test had simply given women a more accurate and less invasive screening option.
"It is a hugely important step forward in women's healthcare," she said. "To restrict it would be to restrict women's access to the most effective and low-risk way of obtaining information about their own pregnancies - and that would not be ethical at all."
What is the advice given to parents?
The NHS website says it can be a very difficult decision whether to continue a pregnancy with Down's syndrome.
It advises women to speak to medics, family, friends and various charities and to people who have been in the same position.
It says women should take their time and that whatever they decide, they will have support.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Scotland works with nations to allow students home for Christmas

`` That is our intention to make sure that is possible but we are looking closely at the practical steps @ @ @ @ @ undertaken to make sure that movement of people around the country at Christmas time is @ @ @ @ @ way as possible and in a way that does not in any way fuel the @ @ @ @ @ the virus . ''

"These are some of the options being looked at," he added. "Practicalities are eased if return of students is staggered over a longer period and we are working with institutions because they have to be partners with us on how the learning is undertaken over that period.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Coronavirus: Support for taxi, coach and bus firms 'brought forward'

`` It is absolutely right that they should be able to avail of financial assistance to sustain them through this @ @ @ @ @ they will take some comfort in the knowledge that support will be forthcoming , '' @ @ @

"It is absolutely right that they should be able to avail of financial assistance to sustain them through this difficult time and I hope they will take some comfort in the knowledge that support will be forthcoming," she added.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Covid-19 lockdown: Archbishop urges people 'think of others'

`` All I would want is to appeal to governments , at whatever level - local , national , UK @ @ @ @ @ , and to act with people in the greatest need at the forefront of their @ @ @ @ @ how stressful , debilitating , frightening it can be to be in the situation that @ @ @ @ @ in . ''

"All I would want is to appeal to governments, at whatever level - local, national, UK - always to act justly, and to act with people in the greatest need at the forefront of their minds, to understand just how stressful, debilitating, frightening it can be to be in the situation that we see so many people in."


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Royal Leamington Spa pear tree 'lives on' via 100 saplings

`` In years to come there are going to be not just one tree , but many , so in @ @ @ @ @ a good news story , but it 's still a tragedy that it had to @ @ @ @ @ first place . ''

"In years to come there are going to be not just one tree, but many, so in a way that bit is a good news story, but it's still a tragedy that it had to be cut down in the first place."


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Coronavirus: 14-day quarantine for Covid contacts could be reduced

Meanwhile , cabinet minister Mr Lewis told the BBC 's Andrew Marr Show that `` teams were looking '' at @ @ @ @ @ be cut from 14 days but he added that `` any final decision on this @ @ @ @ @ science and we 're not in a position to make on a decision on that @ @ @ @

Meanwhile, cabinet minister Mr Lewis told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that "teams were looking" at whether the self-isolation period cut be cut from 14 days but he added that "any final decision on this will be led by the science and we're not in a position to make on a decision on that just yet".


bbcuk--2020-10-25--School meals: Government minister defends refusal to extend holiday scheme

`` We have very specifically put this £63m into local authorities because they are closest to their communities , to @ @ @ @ @ , can understand what they need to do to target correctly , to make sure @ @ @ @ @ get the financial support they need in the school holidays , '' he said .

One of those rebels, Robert Halfon, called on Mr Johnson to meet Rashford, telling the BBC: "It may be that they don't agree with everything that Marcus Rashford is proposing, but it would give us a chance to come up with a long-term plan to combat child food hunger once and for all."


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Post-Brexit trade talks extended, says No 10

But he told Andrew Marr : `` The EU need to understand it is for them to move as well @ @ @ @ @ get a deal that works for the UK as well - a proper free trade @ @ @ @ @ the UK being a sovereign nation . ''

But he told Andrew Marr: "The EU need to understand it is for them to move as well, so that we can get a deal that works for the UK as well - a proper free trade agreement that recognises us as the UK being a sovereign nation."


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Joan Hocquard: Oldest person in Britain dies aged 112

`` She has always had an independent spirit and it was typical of her that on her 100th birthday she @ @ @ @ @ Queen because she did not want people to know how old she was , '' @ @ @ @ @ Echo in August .

"She has always had an independent spirit and it was typical of her that on her 100th birthday she refused a card from the Queen because she did not want people to know how old she was," Mr Reynolds told the Bournemouth Echo in August.


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Wales national lockdown in new year 'likely', says minister

He added : `` This is not the last lockdown we are likely to see .
The projections we published @ @ @ @ @ show it 's likely we are going to need another firebreak in January or February @ @

He added: "This is not the last lockdown we are likely to see. The projections we published in a worst case scenario show it's likely we are going to need another firebreak in January or February."


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Bow crane collapse family 'treated disgracefully'

The council said it expected the crane would be removed by the end of the year and that investigations being @ @ @ @ @ and Safety Executive and the Met Police can only be concluded once the crane has @ @ @

The council said it expected the crane would be removed by the end of the year and that investigations being carried out by the Health and Safety Executive and the Met Police can only be concluded once the crane has been removed.


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Brexit: Cost of everyday goods 'could rise' without a deal, hauliers warn

The head of Logistics UK , previously known as the Freight Transport Association , and which represents hauliers , warned @ @ @ @ @ of lorry access permits available to enter the EU could put businesses across the country @ @ @

"At the end of the year we will be outside the single market and the customs union and intensive planning is underway to help ensure that businesses are ready to seize the opportunities that it will bring."


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Sutton-in-Ashfield dog attack: Labrador killed and man injured

He tried to stop the attack by huddling over his dog `` like a human shield '' but suffered injuries @ @ @ @ @ as a result .

He tried to stop the attack by huddling over his dog "like a human shield" but suffered injuries to his arm and back as a result.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Black Lives Matter: New hidden slave trade sites in Wales revealed

The spot where ruins of the former mansion stand now have a plaque with a QR code , which when @ @ @ @ @ details of the hidden history of the house and Grenfell 's role in slavery .

Rachel Lang, from the study centre added: "The legacies of colonial slavery are all around us, from the houses built using the proceeds of slave-ownership to the challenges we face today in overcoming the deep-rooted racist policies we upheld for so long.


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Chertsey crash: Two killed and one injured

Officers said a man and woman in a small white vehicle stopped at the scene but left before police could @ @ @ @ @ the force are looking for them to get in touch .

Officers said a man and woman in a small white vehicle stopped at the scene but left before police could speak to them, and the force are looking for them to get in touch.


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Covid: South Yorkshire pub managers fear business and home loss

Ms Haigh said : `` Customers have fallen through the floor , even those ones that have not been forced @ @ @ @ @ not seeing the same amount of business as they used to .

Ms Haigh said: "Customers have fallen through the floor, even those ones that have not been forced to close, they are not seeing the same amount of business as they used to.


bbcuk--2020-10-25--‘I owe £180,000 in tax and I haven’t told my wife’

Only a very small amount of tax was paid on these loans and there was no expectation they would be @ @ @ @ @ closed this loophole and used the loan charge to demand large sums in backdated taxes @ @ @ @ @ who used them .

Only a very small amount of tax was paid on these loans and there was no expectation they would be repaid. The government has closed this loophole and used the loan charge to demand large sums in backdated taxes from the freelancers and contractors who used them.


bbcuk--2020-10-24--'Crack den' tweets 'taken out of context', MP says

A Conservative MP has defended his Twitter comments on free school meals after Labour accused him of `` stigmatising working @ @ @ @ @ on a school in Mansfield , Ben Bradley said that `` one kid lives in @ @ @ @ @ in a brothel '' .
Another Twitter user wrote back that `` £20 cash direct @ @ @ @ @ a brothel sounds like the way forward with this one '' , to which Mr @ @ @ @ @ 's what FSM vouchers in the summer effectively did ... '' Labour called for him @ @ @ @ @ leader Angela Rayner saying : `` Notwithstanding the fact that the vouchers in summer could @ @ @ @ @ food , this stigmatisation of working class families is disgraceful and disgusting . ''
Mr @ @ @ @ @ Naga Munchetty his tweet , which has since been deleted , had been `` totally @ @ @ @ @ – and that the government 's stance on free school means has been `` falsely @ @ @

A Conservative MP has defended his Twitter comments on free school meals after Labour accused him of "stigmatising working class families".
Commenting on a school in Mansfield, Ben Bradley said that "one kid lives in a crack den, another in a brothel". Another Twitter user wrote back that "£20 cash direct to a crack den and a brothel sounds like the way forward with this one", to which Mr Bradley replied: "That's what FSM vouchers in the summer effectively did..."
Labour called for him to apologise, with deputy leader Angela Rayner saying: "Notwithstanding the fact that the vouchers in summer could only be used to purchase food, this stigmatisation of working class families is disgraceful and disgusting."
Mr Bradley told BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty his tweet, which has since been deleted, had been "totally taken out of context" – and that the government's stance on free school means has been "falsely characterised."
Read more: Rashford 'proud' of school holiday meals response


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Newspaper headlines: 'Medics angry over meals' and nurses' mental toll

Mr Forte complains that `` little or no thought has been given to the devastation all around us : the @ @ @ @ @ the jobs being destroyed and the suffering this will cause '' .

Mr Forte complains that "little or no thought has been given to the devastation all around us: the businesses that are failing, the jobs being destroyed and the suffering this will cause".


bbcuk--2020-10-24--Hampshire farm opens Covid-safe pick your own pumpkin attraction

Ahead of a less-than-traditional Halloween , many farmers are looking for an autumn boost to their finances .
Among them @ @ @ @ @ , Hampshire , that normally sells 60,000 pumpkins a year .
For 2020 , the @ @ @ @ @ pick your own attraction with social distancing measures and a booking system .
It has @ @ @ @ @ made up of hundreds of individual pumpkins .

Ahead of a less-than-traditional Halloween, many farmers are looking for an autumn boost to their finances.
Among them is Sunnyfields Farm in Totton, Hampshire, that normally sells 60,000 pumpkins a year.
For 2020, the farm has opened a Covid-safe pick your own attraction with social distancing measures and a booking system.
It has also installed a giant mural made up of hundreds of individual pumpkins.
A film by Sarah Farmer and Pete Marshall


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Scoliosis: 'Children let down' by long wait for spinal surgery

`` Belfast Trust regrets that any patient has to wait an extended period of time , however whilst actions have @ @ @ @ @ services , including scoliosis clinics over the last few months , with priority being given @ @ @ @ @ be in the most urgent need , there is a current understanding that based on @ @ @ @ @ affected patients that there will be a further need to reduce elective services in the @ @ @ @

"Belfast Trust regrets that any patient has to wait an extended period of time, however whilst actions have been taken to resume elective services, including scoliosis clinics over the last few months, with priority being given to the patients assessed to be in the most urgent need, there is a current understanding that based on the rising figures of Covid-19 affected patients that there will be a further need to reduce elective services in the coming weeks."


bbcuk--2020-10-25--Covid: Wales' lockdown supermarket rules to be 'clarified'

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In an interview with BBC Wales, Mr Drakeford said: "The position we face in Wales is really and deeply serious and for these two weeks we are asking people to stay at home and not to mix with other people as much as they can.