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Here are five things you need to know about the Corona Virus outbreak are on this Friday morning. We have BST another update For You :starting at 18: 00.

1. A record slump for the economy as a lockdown

kicked off in April, the biggest monthly contraction On Record , according to figures revealing the impact of the early stages of the lockdown. The autumn is Three Times larger than The Decline during the whole of 2008 to 2009, the economic downturn, Office for National Statistics figures show.

2. UK backtracks on full EU border controls post-brexit

The government is a "pragmatic and flexible approach" to border controls in the post-British EU exit-the transition will end in December, a source at The Bbc says. It is as if the planned full control first, starting in 2021. Companies already battered by the pandemic had warned, lacked the resilience to resist the impact of the UK leaving the EU, the customs Union, with no commercial offer in place.

3. Start Covid-19 request now, say bereaved families

relatives of the 450 people who died with the Corona Virus as a result of the pandemic. The Call comes as a report shows, it is not known how many of the 25,000 people were infected after discharge from the hospitals, in the nursing homes at The Peak of the outbreak. The government says that they took the "right decision at The Right time", that it is still too early for a study that 60% of the nursing homes avoid outbreaks.

Jamie Brown (left), whose father, Tony, died of Covid-19 in March, wants an urgent public inquiry 4. September, pupils in England are in school "part-time with a 2m distancing'

still, say Academy leaders. With the distancing of 2m (6ft 6in), the schools have the capacity for More Than half of the pupils would, at any time, says Star Academy chief executive Hamid Patel. All the Nations of the UK are currently advising distancing of 2m, although the policy varies on the re-opening of the schools. The British government says it wants all the students back in September.

5. Again, the fight against the disease

The Most severely affected coronavirus>patients spend weeks being renovated in the hospital after discharge from the intensive care unit. Special correspondent Ed Thomas , the history of a patient through recovery followed by a reunion with his partner.

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