Covid-19: £300m rescue deal for sport, and 'I miss snogging!' - BBC News
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening. We'll have another update for you on Friday morning.

The government has announced £300m of emergency funding for sports impacted by the absence of spectators because of coronavirus. Both rugby codes and horse racing are among the beneficiaries - but not clubs in football's Premier League nor the English Football League.

Fashion chains Peacocks and Jaeger have fallen into administration after suffering "the well-known challenges that many retailers face at present". Joint administrator Tony Wright said there were "advanced discussions with a number of parties" about taking on the troubled brands, which together employ more than 4,700 people across 500 stores.

Post-Brexit trade talks have been suspended after a member of the EU team tested positive for Covid-19. The EU's Michel Barnier said his UK counterpart Lord David Frost had agreed to stop negotiations between them for a "short period". Both sides are locked in talks as the clock counts down to a December deadline.

Jack, 28, ended a six-year relationship in the summer and is back dating again. But dating now is very different to what it was pre-Covid. So, who better to chat to than someone who's seen more good - and bad - dates than most of us? First Dates' Cici Coleman gives her advice.

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