Another six months

Newscast

BBC

News, Daily News, Politics

4.3 • 6.6K Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2020

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Pubs, restaurants and bars are to close at 10pm, and people are told to work from home if they can again in new measures announced today by the prime minister. And, as Sir Keir Starmer gives his first Labour conference speech as leader virtually from Doncaster, Chris Mason tells us why it wasn't just the livestream that made a change from previous years.

Studio Director: Emma Crowe Producers: Frankie Tobi, Natalie Ktena Assistant Editor: Emma Close

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.
0:04.7	Hello, it's one of those evenings where Boris Johnson has been on TV
0:10.3	talking directly to you in your living room or on the radio in the car wherever
0:16.4	just talking about where we've got to with coronavirus how it's going and what
0:21.5	the government is going to do as a result.
0:24.1	There are some new restrictions and some variations in different parts of the United Kingdom.
0:29.8	We'll talk about all of that with Laura and James Gallagher.
0:32.9	And I'll have a chat to Chris Mason
0:35.2	about Kirstormer's first ever party conference speech
0:39.4	as labor leader.
0:40.5	But of course, it was far from a normal one.
0:43.9	All that to come on this edition of Newscast.
0:46.6	Newscast.
0:47.6	Newscast from the BBC.
0:49.2	What is this virus?
0:50.4	How does it spread?
0:51.5	How do we protect ourselves and our loved ones?
0:54.0	No one's got her fucking clue what Brexit is.
0:57.0	There have been 300,000 and 34, 974,000 tests carried out across the UK.
1:04.0	The reason we could never be who we wanted
1:08.0	is you kept your knee on our neck.
1:11.0	We're not out of the woods yet.
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