BBC announce change to schedule for coronavirus special
You can have your questions answered
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On Thursday 11th March, BBC Two will change its schedule to allow two special programmes on air because of the coronavirus outbreak.
At 9am, the BBC News at 9 show will be replaced by Coronavirus: Your Questions Answered.
During the show which will also air on the BBC News Channel and Radio 5 Live, Rachel Burden and Fergus Walsh will be taking questions from viewers about the virus, which has since been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation.
Those who wish to submit questions can do so via #BBCYourQuestions, yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or by texting 85058, where normal message rates will apply.
Later in the day, BBC Newsroom Live will be shortened for a second instalment of Coronavirus: Your Questions Answered.
The Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England, Jenny Harries, will answer viewers’ questions on the outbreak.
The same contact methods above can be used.
