arise sir tom — captain tom moore, who raised millions for the nhs, is knighted by the queen. but britain's newest knight stays tight lipped, on what her majesty said to him. i don't think i'll tell anybody what she said. it was just the queen and i speaking privately, and it was a great honour for i speaking privately, and it was a great honourfor me i speaking privately, and it was a great honour for me to be able to speak to her at all. and also at windsor today, a secret wedding ceremony as princess beatrice ties the knot with property tycoon edoardo mapelli mozzi. —— a very private wedding ceremony. hello, good afternoon. the prime minister has announced a fresh timetable for the easing of coronavirus restrictions in england, saying he hoped there could be a "more significant return to normality" by november, in time for christmas. borisjohnson said that by august first the government will give employers "more discretion" in how staff can return to the workplace, instead of telling them to work from home. bowling, ice—skating, and beauty services will also be allowe

arise, sir tom — captain tom moore, who raised millions for the nhs, is to be knighted this afternoon. it isn't everybody gets the chance to see the queen, is it? i think that's going to be absolutely marvellous for me. although if i kneel down, i'll never get up again. and princess beatrice ties the knot with property tycoon edoardo mapelli mozzi at a secret ceremony in windsor. good afternoon. the prime minister has announced a fresh timetable for the easing of coronavirus restrictions in england, saying he hoped there could be a "more significant return to normality" by november, in time for christmas. borisjohnson said that by august 1st the government will give employers "more discretion" in how staff can return to the workplace, instead of telling them to work from home. bowling, ice—skating, and beauty services will also be allowed to resume, as will indoor performances, if that can be done so safely. in september, schools, colleges and nurseries are to reopen — this was already known — but mrjohnson said universities were also working to reopen as fully as possible. in o

moore is now captain sir tom moore — after being knighted by the queen at windsor castle. you are watching bbc news. borisjohnson has announced further steps to ease the coronavirus lockdown in england, offering a roadmap of measures that he says will return the country to "significa nt normality, possibly in time for christmas." from the beginning of next month, employers will have the power to decide whether they want workers to return to the office, and those heading back to work can use public transport as needed. local authorities have been given the power to introduce their own regional lockdowns from tomorrow, if infection rates rise. vicki young reports the journey out of lockdown has been slow and cautious. now the government is mapping out the next stage for england, hoping to encourage us back on public transport. back to the office. and back to the shops. but even after all these months it's impossible to say whether life will be normal by november.

moore. a world war 2 veteran 1st he was promoted to colonel after he raised millions of pounds for the british national health service with a charity walk around his garden now his accomplishments have been recognized by royalty and that means this 100 year old is the united kingdom's uist knight. and that the pandemic queen elizabeth seldom takes part in official duties this is a unique situation in unique times for a unique man captain tom moore world war 2 veteran a fundraising hero and a national icon now britain's longest serving monarch knight as him allowing him to carry the title search thomas moore. the ceremony was held under strict coronavirus can demick protocols on the grounds of winds of possible following social distancing a little. more captured the hearts of many when prior to his 100th birthday he walked a 100 laps in his garden raising over 33000000 pounds for health workers and prompting prime minister boris johnson to nominate him for a knighthood prior to the ceremony m

now, it's captain sir tom moore, knighted by the queen, for his remarkable charity work, for the nhs. and 176 for england's ben stokes, as the hosts dominate the west indies in the second test at old trafford. coming up on bbc news: the green light for spectators back at sports events with sheffield's crucible planned for a pilot event of the new planned for a pilot event after new government plans for england. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson has announced further steps to ease the coronavirus lockdown in england, offering a road map of measures that he says he "sincerely hopes" will return the country to "significa nt normality, possibly in time for christmas." from the beginning of next month, employers will have the power to decide whether they want workers to return to the office, and those heading back to work can use public transport as needed. another £3 billion has been pledged for the nhs, ahead of the winter flu season and a possible rise in coronavirus infections. the funds will also maintain the nightingale hospitals, and further expand the c

today is a big day for captain sir tom moore. he'll receive his knighthood from the queen in his own personal ceremony later. we'll speak to his family in the next half hour. now let's get the weather with nick. we have had a little glimpse this morning, we have been in london and looking atjohn down there with that, friday morning, you know it's going to get nicer, it is lovely when it's like that? absolutely and there was a big range of weather across the uk, looking clearer in parts of the midlands, northern england and wales at the moment. if you look at the latest cloud and rain picture, this is the lion's share of the early sunshine. hazy in the south—west, some low cloud so misty and foggy in places but that will clear away is more active weather comes into northern ireland and scotland. there was cloud and rainfor and scotland. there was cloud and rain for some to start the day put up rain for some to start the day put up this front coming in is only slowly going to move south across the uk, so slowly that it will still

and arise sir tom — captain tom moore, who raised millions for the nhs, is to be knighted this afternoon. ‘sir thomas‘ sounds very nice, but inside i haven't changed! nothing's changed inside. and coming up on bbc news... empty stadia could be soon thing of the past, as the prime minister signals fans could return in october. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has announced a fresh timetable for the easing of coronavirus restrictions in england, saying he hoped there could be a "more significant return to normality" by november, in time for christmas. borisjohnson said that by august 1st the government will give employers "more discretion" in how staff can return to the workplace, instead of telling them to work from home. bowling, ice—skating, and beauty services will also be allowed to resume, as will indoor performances, if that can be done so safely. in september, schools, colleges and nurseries are to reopen — this was already known — but mrjohnson said universities were also working to reopen as fully as possible. in october, stadium aud

captain tom moore, a world war ii veteran, fundraising hero, and national icon, now britain's longest-serving monarch knighted him, allowing him to carry the title sir thomas more -- sir thomas moore. a ceremony was held on the grounds of windsor castle following social distancing rules. he captured the hearts of many one prior to his 100th birthday, he walked 100 laps in his garden, raising over 33 million pounds for health workers and prompting prime minister boris johnson to nominate him for knighthood. prior toto the ceremony, he was worried about only one thing. >> i'm a little overwhelmed. it is and everybody that gets a chance to see the queen, is it? -- it isn't everybody. >> are you still worriri a about kneeling down and getting up? >> i think if i kneel down, i may never get up again. >> luckily, he did not have to kneel during the ceremony. >> congratulations. here is our top story at this hour -- germany's chancellor angela chairing an eu summit aimed at bridging differences over a corona recovery plan. member states are deeply divided over conditions for handouts from the 750 bi

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♪ow it's captain sir tom moore. nancy: hello and welcome. the u.s. government leading infectious disease expert, anthony,ld aforcefully as possible to wear masks to stop the rise of the coronavirus. he assured americans that the pandemic will eventually he overcome, bu told an online conference that the current situation in the u.s. looked bleak. .on thursday, the u registered another daily record for cases. than 77,000. >> i can say ia public health official, i can urge other lenders in states and cities towns to be as forceful as possible in getting your citizens to wear masks. masks are important. as part of the physical distancing. physical distancing is the most important part. but practically when you are living our life and trying to open up the country, you are going to come into contact with people. thfo reason, we know that masks are really important. we should be using them, everyone. nancy: that was dr fauci speaking.wh mee, the governor of torture is suing authorities in atlanta to prevent the city fe m enforcing quirement to wear masks

laura: regional tensions i we have been covering the story of tom moore, the 100ear-old world war ii veteran who raised millions for national health today, tom moore was knighted by the queen at windsor castle. he said it was an outstanding day. ourar correspondent s campbell has more. sarah: for such an inspiring individual, it seemed appropriate th he should be giving a uniquely special investiture. this was the first facto-face engagement with a member of the public the queen had taken part in since lockdown began. beneath brilliant blue skies and adhering to socially distant guidelines, she used the swor which belonged to her father george vi to knight captain sir thomas more. to me, theue -- to meet the queen was more than anything i could expect. never did i imagine that i would be so close to the queen and have such a kind message from her. that was really outstanding. w truly outstanding. sarah: can you ask blaine the message? what did sheay? >> no. sarah: that is between you and her majesty? >> that is between the queen and i. ameally honored this should happen and i am thri

moore world war 2 veteran a fundraising hero and a national icon now britain's longest serving monarch knighted him allowing him to carry the title search thomas moore. the ceremony was held under strict coronavirus condiment protocols on the grounds of windsor castle following social distancing rules. more captured the hearts of many when prior to his 100th birthday he walked a 100 laps in his garden raising over 33000000 pounds for health workers and prompting prime minister boris johnson to nominate him for knighthoods prior to the ceremony moore was worried about only one thing. who well no no no no. there's never a body go through turns to see the green living. room go through everybody who are remote. i mean. i'm not i used to worried about kneeling down and getting up to do agree the new don't know have a good feel we're going to. luckily for more he did not have to be out during the ceremony. well congratulations from austin thomas this is news and here's a reminder of our top story at this hour germany's chancellor angela merkel is chairing any new summit in brussels this week

and — now, it's captain, sir tom moore who's knighted by queen elizabeth, for his health service charity work. hello and welcome. california has announced rules which mean most of its schools will not reopen for the new academic year, as the us is hit by a new wave of coronavirus infections. the government's leading infectious diseases expert, anthony fauci, said all americans should be told ‘as forcefully as possible‘ to wear masks. our north america editor, jon sopel has more. when donald trump arrived in atlanta earlier this week and descended the steps of air force one, he was arguably breaking the law. the democratic mayor of georgia's biggest city had made it mandatory to wear a mask to halt the spread of coronavirus, and he wasn't. and now the pro—trump state governor, himself seemingly unsure whether it should be off or on, is suing the atlanta city mayor over forcing people to wear a face covering. mayor bottoms‘ mask mandate cannot be enforced, but her decision to shutter businesses and undermine economic growth is devastating. i refuse to sit back and watch as disastro

centenarian fundraiser captain tom moore is now captain sir tom moore — after being knighted by the queen at windsor castle. he raised million of pounds for charity by walking lengths of his garden. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the assistant editor of the daily mirror, jason beattie and the uk correspondent for france 2a, benedicte paviot. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. the telegraph, which leads on borisjohnson‘s road map for a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in england — as he sets out plans for a return to normality by christmas. the same story makes the front page of the express, which says the prime minister has offered hope to millions of families, that they will get to spend the festive season together. the i newspaper also leads on plans to ease the lockdown. but it warns that the government's top scientific advisers are striking a more cautious note. the guardian says the prime minister's plans are facing a backlash from business leaders, amid claims he's making policy "on a wing and

afterwards the queen returned to windsor castle to prepare to knight captain tom moore. a special exception made for the 100-year-old captain tom who had raised millions for the uk's national health service and captured the nation's hearts with every step of his fund-raising walk. >> the queen at 94 had to be really careful during the pandemic. she's been in isolation but clearly this was an event that was really important to her to be there in person for. she wasn't going to miss it. >> reporter: the queen honoring him with not only a knighthood ir pli in-person engagement since she and husband prince philip entered lockdown in march. well, captain sir tom moore said that he was absolutely overawed by the day's events, adding it was more than anything anyone could have wished for. from princess beatrice's ceremony, we have yet to see them but abc news understands that those are going to be released very soon. whit. >> all right, julia, thank you so much. we appreciate it. let's get a check of the weather now. rob marciano is in norwalk, connecticut, one of many places b

moore story, which i think ca ptu red tom moore story, which i think captured the hearts of the whole nation. also the thursday evening trap for carers and lots of other small stories that probably got more prominence than they would have ordinarily because people were desperate for something, some kind of to grab onto and stories again like lockdown causing 200,000 deaths is not going to cheer anyone up, especially when the alternative does seem that you have a huge number of coronavirus cases. giles, let's move on to the other story on the front of the telegraph, which is partly good chosen specialist subject, tory stories. a bit of a disappointment for those who have shelled out a lot of money and i know there is no link between giving money to a political party and political honours, but they are having to make way for a former labour mp and a former critic cricketer! yes, and i suppose the honours period it has always caused a storm of controversy. i suppose the headline headline grabbing line out of this is that the peerage and going into the house of lords... sur beefy! yes, he

now, it's captain sir tom moore, knighted by the queen for his remarkable charity work for the nhs. and are the glory days back for leeds united, now in the premier league, after 16 years? and coming up in sport on bbc news... a big century from ben stokes puts england in control against the west indies. we'll have the latest from the second test. good evening. borisjohnson has announced further steps to ease the coronavirus lockdown in england, offering a roadmap of measures that, he says, will return the country to "significant normality, possibly in time for christmas." from the beginning of next month, employers will have the power to decide whether they want workers to return to the office, and those heading back to work can use public transport as needed. another £3 billion has been pledged for the nhs, ahead of the winter flu season and a possible rise in coronavirus infections. the funds will also maintain the nightingale hospitals, and further expand the coronavirus test and trace programme. meanwhile, local authorities have been given the power to introduce their own regi

queen elizabeth has knighted captain tom moore britain's 100 year old war veteran and fund raising hero sir tom became a national icon when he learns more than 33000000 pounds for health workers by walking 100 laps of his garden it was one of the queen's 1st official duties since the coronavirus lockdown. the u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned in a statement the 87 year old said she was undergoing chemotherapy and was continued to carry out her duties on the court ginsburg has undergone treatment for cancer 4 times since 1999. european union leaders are meeting in brussels to try to bridge their differences over a 750000000000 euro recovery fund which aims to help the bloc deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. german chancellor angela merkel is chairing the talks as germany currently holds the e.u. is rotating presidency she's admitted that finding a compromise won't be easy the e.u. is divided on how to assist those hardest hit by the pandemic a major sticking point continues to be to what degree member states should s

moore britain's 100 year old war veteran and fundraise in here old so tom became a national icon when he raised more than 33000000 pounds for health workers by walking 100 laps of his garden it was one of the queen's 1st official duties since the coronavirus lockdown. after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disarmed 4 officers at gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open now last sunday. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned in a statement the 87 year old justice said she was undergoing chemotherapy and would continue to carry out her duties on the course ensberg has undergone treatment for cancer 4 times since 1990. vast areas of china have been inundated by severe floods along the young say river since june heavy rains have forced nearly 15000000 people from their homes officials say they are seeing the highest average rainfall level across the youngster brasen for 50 years. the recent world wide anti-rac

and now to some other stories making news around the world queen elizabeth has knighted captain tom moore britain's 100 year old veteran and fund raising hero sir tom became a national icon when he raised more than 33000000 pounds for health care workers by walking 100 laps of his garden it was one of the queen's 1st official duties since the coronavirus locked out. after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disarmed 4 officers at gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open now last sunday. anti-government protesters have staged a rally in the arabian city of babe they're angry about the state of the country's economy which is being hit hard by u.s. sanctions police later disperse the crowds and authorities cut internet access across the region as videos of the rallies spread online. while the fires continue to rage in siberia covering some cities in heavy smoke authorities are trying to contain the flames to prevent them from reaching residential areas north

queen elizabeth has knighted captain tom moore britain's 100 year old war veteran and fund raising hero sir tom became a national icon when he raised more than 33000000 pounds for health workers by walking 100 laps in his garden it was one of the queen's 1st official duties since they're grown a virus locked down from a safe distance. french officials have launched an arson inquiry after a major fire at the cathedral in the western city of non the blaze has now been contained in authorities are treating the incident as a criminal act but it shows flames leaping inside the gothic monument and a large cloud of black smoke dozens of firefighters were deployed to tackle the blaze at the song pier is on hold. this comes just a year after the devastating fire at the cathedral of notre dame in paris one of france france's greatest architectural treasures was bringing to be a correspondent lisa lewis who's monitoring the situation from paris lisa tell us more about the damage and what the firefighters are facing there well they're still dozens of firefighters working at the cathedral what happe

moore britain's 100 year old war veteran and fund raising hero sir tom became a national icon when he raised more than 33000000 pounds for health care workers by walking 100 laps in his garden it was one of the queen's 1st official duties since the coronavirus locked out. after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disarmed 4 officers at gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open now last sunday. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned in a statement the even 7 year old said she was undergoing chemotherapy and continued to carry out her duties on the court byrd has undergone treatment for cancer 4 times since 1900. wildfires continue to rage in siberia covering some cities and heavy smoke authorities are trying to contain the flames to prevent them from reaching residential areas north and siberia is seen a record breaking heat wave a new study says the unusually high temperatures would be almost impossible withou

moore acer, when did this happen? and at the end of the month —— a server. and i looked it up and i know, that is why we keep inviting you back. you add value. the chaos causes families to cancel holidays, months months people have to wait. and this is up to four months, they're saying in the whole point is that as soon as we shut down, there were all of these things that we did not know where to that have problems with. passports come up to four months because they have not got the 2000 people back in those who are working or going into the office and if the socially distance in their resisting at the moment and they've been asked to work until ten o'clock at night andl to work until ten o'clock at night and i think at the moment, it is 45 days and this is what there are some suggestions that there could be 45 days for the first passport and this is, the whole thing is a mess and was always going to be a mess because like so many government offices, everything got thrown up in the air. that is right and the fast

and we have captain sir tom moore's first live interview since. that's in about an hour at ten past nine this morning. he was asked, what did the queen say? and he said, not seeing anything! employers will be asked to decide whether to bring their staff back into the workplace from next month as the government continues to ease the coronavirus lockdown restrictions. the plans are part of the prime minister's hopes for the country to "return to normality" by christmas, but there are concerns among some people. i'm eager to go back to work because i miss the people. going on the tube and it's so crowded and during rush hour, that's not something i'm looking forward to. i walk to the office, i don't have to commute and take public transport. and safety measures they've implemented i've been very comfortable with. i do feel comfortable going back to work and actually i signed up to it because i'm living alone. i have really wanted to go back to work, so, yeah, i'm excited. professor sir cary cooper is a workplace psychologist and author and joins us n

borisjohnson sets out the next stage of plans to ease and now, it's captain sir tom moore, knighted by the queen, for his remarkable charity work for britain's national health service.

i'm still tom moore. i think "sir thomas" sounds very nice, but inside i haven't changed! nothing's changed inside. today, he and his family will travel here, to the quadrangle inside windsor castle, where the queen's birthday parade was held last month. all investitures have been on hold during the pandemic, but for captain sir tom, the queen has made an exception. "i could never have imagined this would happen to me," he tweeted earlier this week. an inspiration to many thousands of people around the world, his will be an exceptional ceremony for an extraordinary man. sarah campbell, bbc news. and of course, all of us here hope he has an extraordinary and wonderful day. captain tom, who will be knighted later by the queen. the headlines on bbc news... the nhs in england is to get £3 billion of extra funding to help it cope if there's a second wave of coronavirus this winter later today the prime minister is expected to set out the next steps on the road out of lockdown restrictions — and it's known he's keen to encourage commuters to return to the workplace to help th

moore in a ceremony at windsor castle. the man widely known as captain tom won the hearts of people around the world after he raised over $40 million for the british national health service by doing over 100 laps across his garden, a perfect time to bring in nicolle wallace, though i'm compelled to add it's fleeting. stop the broadcast here and play cartoons until 4:00. if we weren't in the middle of a pandemic with unmarked camouflage, troops on the streets of portland, oregon, a story we'll get to later and the just the continued drum beat of news that we have to discuss every day. >> i know we have to get all that stuff. but we should keep that image in mind, good leaders honoring great citizens at a time of immense tragedy. it's really, really, really nice to see that. i'm glad you included that in your headlines. >> thank you. and just look at the combined history, 194 years of life, two people alive and aware today who remember what it was like when that island nation was getting battered when every available soul si

we have been covering the story of tom moore, the 100-year-old world war ii veteran who raised millions for national health service in britain. today, tom moo wasgh kd by the queen at windsor castle. he saiddi it was an outst day. our correspondent sarah came.ell has mor sarah: for sucan inspiring alindividuit seemed appropriate that he should be giving a uniquely special investiture. this was the first face-to-face engagement with a member of the public the queen had taken part beneath brilliant blue skies and adhering to socially distant guidelines, sh used the sword which belonged to her father george vi to knight captain sir thomas more. >> to me, the queen - to meet the queen was more than anything i could expect. never did i imagine that i would be so close the queen and have such a kind message from her. that was really outstanding. it was tsaly outstanding. rah: can you ask be?ine the mess what did she say? >> no. sarah: that is between you and her majesty? >> that is between the queen and i. i am reay honored this should ppen and i am thrilled that it did happen. i think everyo

. >> a british army veteran and captain tom moore is to be knighted he received support across the uk during the lockdown for raising over $40 million for the national health service. public viewing access is not permitted but his family can still accompany him to his special ceremony what an accomplished life of service. >> what a way to celebrate we' 're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. for the coronavirus. up next, the program suddenly on hold for one east bay high school district and how the district is responding. >>> plus, new push back in a push to place black lives matter signs inside every san francisco police station. the dprup ngroup now calling th message political and the message from one police commissioner. >>> friday eve, which means we're already tracking that weekend forecast for you. weather and traffic up next. "today in the bay" starts right now. >

>>captain tom moore walked back and forth and is guarded to raise the money as a challenge for his one 100th birthday, the queen made her first public appearance in months for this special occasion and of the event captain moore said he was absolutely overwhelmed about meeting her and worried that if he knelt down he might never be able to get up again luckily, he was able to stand as the queen performed this very special ceremony. now new at 6 we would like to welcome the newest member of the kron 4 families say hello. >>to brady vincent fontan our sports reporter kate rooney gave birth to him. early on thursday morning look at how beautiful that picture is he is 6 pounds 19 and a half inches. both mom and baby are healthy and doing great. so congratulations to the entire family and also the new big sister in the family. we're so happy for you kate, the last i saw you had that baby in your belly and here he is just cannot wait to celebrate with you and. new babies just they smell so good you just wanna. kids from all over. well that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 congrats kate we love you,

stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>> guess what, folks, tom moore is now sir tom. the 100-year-old world war ii veteran was knighted by queen elizabeth for an extraordinary job well done. imtiaz tyab reports from outside windsor castle. ♪ >> reporter: there was pomp, circumstance, and social distancing as queen elizabeth knighted captain tom moore in a special ceremony. to give you an idea of just how important this was to the queen, she briefly left her own granddaughter's wedding, princess beatrice, in order to bestow this honor to ksir captan tom. >> to me it was more than anyone could expect. >> reporter: captain sir tom is credited with boosting britain's morale during the coronavirus lockdown. raising spirits and nearly $40 million for the country's public health system by walking 100 lengths of his back yard, one for every year of his long life. >> it was amazing for the kids to see that. anyone can do anything. >> reporter: it's been quite the year for captain sir tom. on his 100th birthday in april he was promoted to colonel and received a military fly p

if your financial sin y ohas changed, >> o'donnell: this week 100- year-old captain tom moore will be knighted. he's raised more than $40 million for charity by walking his garden. turns out he's not the only one stepping up. here's cbs's roxana saberi. >> i'm off. >> reporter: in a remote corner of scotland 90-year-old margaret payne set out to spend lockdown climbing a mountain. >> i'm walking up the stairs, pretending i'm climbing suilven. >> reporter: suilven is one of scotland's most famous mountains. to reach its peak margaret calculated she has to scale her stairs 282 times-- a climb she did when she was 15. she started this journey on easter, averaging three flights a day, aiming to raise around 13,000 for charity. >> this is the tricky bit. >> reporter: whenever her artificial knees began to ache, she took a break. >> it is dark chocolate, it gives you energy and it is very good for you. >> reporter: by the time margaret summited a few weeks ago, online donations from around the world soared past half a million dollars. >> i never knew that a flight of stairs could make so mu

. >>> overseas and a rare aexperience for queen elizabeth, knighting today 100-year-old captain tom moore at windsor castle. he raised money to fight the coronavirus by walking laps in his garden. sir tom calling it, a, quote, absolutely magnificent day. >>> when we come back, rosy the riveter flexing her muscle for a new cause. which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if y

the queen was seen later in the day, knighting captain sir tom moore. while this was not quite a normal royal wedding, one tradition for royal brides was followed — beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey. keith doyle, bbc news. just a reminder of our main story this hour, which is that for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, the number of new daily infections around the world has surpassed a quarter of a million. that is the biggest increase, and it was in the united states, brazil, india and south africa that we saw the biggest rises. that is the latest from here, on bbc news, you've been watching the bbc. hello. some sunday sunshine on the way for most of us through today, but there are some contrast in our weather fortunes. a few showers around, particularly across northern parts of the country. down towards the south—east is a very slow—moving weather front still bringing cloud and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk

the queen was seen later in the day, knighting captain sir tom moore. while this was not quite a normal royal wedding, one tradition for royal brides was followed — beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey. keith doyle, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. some sunday sunshine on the way for most of us through today, but there are some contrast in our weather fortunes. a few showers around, particularly across northern parts of the country. down towards the south—east is a very slow—moving weather front still bringing cloud and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essex, kent, the london area, down towards the south coast. staying pretty cloudy, with some rain at times into the start of the afternoon. further north and west we see sunny skies for the most part. some showers, across scotland in particular. quite a few showers in north—west scotland. not as windy here as it was during yesterday. through t

moore britain's 100 year old fund raising hero and war veteran moore became a national icon when he raised over 33000000 pounds for health workers by walking 100 laps of his garden it was one of the queen's 1st official duties since the coronavirus lockdown. twitter said hackers targeted about $130.00 accounts during a cyber attack this week and which profiles of many prominent personalities like barack obama and long months were compromised the company said it still needs to assess whether nonpublic data was compromised to. britain the u.s. and canada say russian spies are attempting to carry out cyber attacks on coronavirus research centers to steal information on potential vaccines it's unclear which centers may have been targeted or of any data has been stolen russia denies any involvement. in the world health organization says it is concerned about any break in the democratic republic of congo more than 50 cases have been recorded and it's cut your profits the number of confirmed infections has now surpassed the total number recorded during the problems last outbreak and 2018.

today, queen elizabeth knighted captain tom moore, the 100-year- old british war veteran whose garden walks raised millions to support healthcare workers. it was the queen's first face- to-face meeting with a member of the public since march. earlier, the queen attended the unannounced wedding for her granddaughter, princess beatrice. coming up next, cbs' steve cbs' steve hartman is on the hartman is on the road with an artist who finds beauty in the most trying of circumstances. my name is janelle hendrickson, and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feeling. my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, he gets excited. he screams, "mommy's work!" when the pandemic started, we started shipping out all the safety stuff that would keep the associates safe to all the other amazons. all of these are face masks, we've sent well over 10 million gloves. and this may look like a bottle of vodka. when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] wit

moore now known as sir tom walked a 100 laps of his garden for his 100th birthday in the set out to raise a $1000.00 but britain's nationwide donated to his remarkable if. but how fast they are these are the headlines on al jazeera the number of coronavirus cases in india has now surpassed 1000000 more than 25000 have died there are fears the actual number of infections there could be much higher because of insufficient testing and the rising number of cases has led to some states re imposing their restrictions his will from elizabeth her own home. we are very much seeing the management of the outbreak move from the central government in a few months ago to being managed by state government at the local level bringing back into the state of the virus. the latest territory it's in lockdown from today until sunday. night 8 pm till 6 o'clock in the evening until the 10th of people are allowed out for the on the financial activities joy and perhaps the most significant lockdown in the country right now is in the 2nd most populous state of. the united states is reported more than $77000.

what you're looking at there is captain tom moore being lighted by her majesty queen elizabeth the 2nd is 100 years old he's raised 14000000 dollars for health care workers by working laps in his back god. this is al jazeera these are your top stories the number of coronavirus cases in india has now surpassed 1000000 more than 25000 people have died there are fears the actual number of infections could be much higher because of insufficient testing the rising number of cases has led to some states re imposing restrictions here's this problem. we are very much the same the management of the outbreak moved from the central government a few months ago to being managed by a government at the local level. from to day. and night 8 pm to 6 o'clock in the evening until the 10th of people are allowed out on the. joy perhaps. in the country right now. the u.s. has reported more than 77000 cases in 24 hours that's a new record that's the highest daily number recorded by one single country so far in total the u.s. has more than 3 and a half 1000000 cases the governor of the state of georgia is sui

the queen was seen later in the day, knighting captains are tom moore. this was not quite a normal royal wedding one tradition royal brides was followed. beatrice's wedding bouquet was placed on the tomb of the unknown soldier in westminster abbey. keith doyle, bbc news. parisians have enjoyed a taste of summer with the opening of the paris—plages, the popular summer festival which turns the banks of the river seine into a beach resort. this year, tighter restrictions as a result of the coronavirus pandemic have limited the activities on offer, but there's one new offering proving popular. tanya dendrinos has more. summer on the seine. each year, the famed riverbank in paris transforms to resemble a seaside resort. from paddle boats to a slightly larger variety, perfect for basking in the sunshine in an open air cinema on the water. translation: it is the first timei translation: it is the first time i will be watching a movie on water so i can't wait to plus, the weather is great and i think it is a great experience. translation: it is the same for me

and arrivals sir tom moore a royal honor for one of the world's oldest and greatest charity fundraisers. but he's returned to west europe it's been in portugal for a few days as a heat wave warning actually people are enjoying it but inland that also means is that for much of europe has been a road more disappointing scene this passive crowd here which doesn't look very much has reduced temperatures so the heat is 2 in the southwest in seville is an example of that 36 is the average we're up to 40 but it is rather exclusive at the moment for example you've got 24 is europe and 26 in london as an increasing sign but in vienna 2018 this whole area is to these the influence of cooling wet weather some thunderstorms mainly just rain on the north but i think summers are can be seen to be returning see temperatures rising to 29 for example in paris 27 in berlin in north africa there's been a dust around this is what the orange sheen is here so in northern mali but the showers are more telling quite right spread and i went over at 3 pm south sudan the really of his far north as bamako and almo