Coronavirus: Masks are go and France celebrates Bastille Day, with a twist - BBC News
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Tuesday evening.
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Tuesday evening. We'll have another update for you in the morning.

Banksy spray-painted his tag in the colour of a medical face mask

In France, the annual military parade for Bastille Day was called off for the first time since the end of World War Two in 1945. Instead, there was a tribute to the health workers who have helped tackle coronavirus, attended by family members of those who have died. President Emmanuel Macron gave a rare televised interview, answering questions about the coronavirus pandemic and the economy.

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Scotland has made solid progress in tackling the pandemic - with no new Covid-19-related deaths for the sixth day in a row and only two patients currently being treated in intensive care. As the country looks towards the opening of tourism-related business on Wednesday, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon again refused to rule out the option of quarantining people travelling from England to Scotland, but said she hoped it wouldn't be necessary. We hear from people who live their lives on both sides of the line and are worried about how the situation might play out.

Vicky Muirhead's business is split across the Scottish border

Jimmy Flores dismissed coronavirus as "fake news" until he got it and was in hospital for more than a week. He thinks he contracted it on a night out, after US state Arizona's governor lifted lockdown in May. He tells how he is using his experience as a young adult who caught it to warn friends amid a surge in cases around the world.

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...At Bristol Zoo, which reopened today after 110 days of lockdown, quelling fears for its future for now. It's running at a quarter of visitor capacity and tickets have to be pre-booked, but the zoo's chief executive says they are "cautiously optimistic" it can survive.

The zoo had warned earlier in the summer about its finances

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Plus, there was glum news for the UK economy today, with growth slower than expected. So what is a recession and how might it affect you?

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