one of those areas is hounslow in west london.very much forjoining us. just paint the picture of what you are seeing in terms of transmission in cases if you would.— are seeing in terms of transmission in cases if you would. thank you for havin: in cases if you would. thank you for having me — in cases if you would. thank you for having me on _ in cases if you would. thank you for having me on the _ in cases if you would. thank you for having me on the programme, i in cases if you would. thank you for i having me on the programme, martin. 0n the ground, we are saying a small increase on the number of cases of covid—i9 over all. we are starting to see a slight increase in the number of cases this variant of concern, that was originally from india, we have about 5k cases roughly that we know about the moment. ~ , ., i. roughly that we know about the moment. ~ , ., ,, , roughly that we know about the moment. ~ , ., , ., , ., moment. why do you believe hounslow is one of the — moment. why do you believe hounslow is one of the areas _

for you in hounslow.as been a _ borough. 0n the ground there has been a concerted one hounslow effort of nhs, _ been a concerted one hounslow effort of nhs, voluntary sector, local authority. _ of nhs, voluntary sector, local authority, big organisations working together— authority, big organisations working together with our residents, to really— together with our residents, to really step up on the number of pcr tests that _ really step up on the number of pcr tests that we are doing, gauging with local— tests that we are doing, gauging with local communities and the big ticket _ with local communities and the big ticket item, the number of vaccinations we've got on the ground — vaccinations we've got on the ground i— vaccinations we've got on the ground. i am so uplifted as of yesterday. yesterday we had a massive — yesterday. yesterday we had a massive vaccination centre at one of our seek— massive vaccination centre at one of our seek temples. 1300 people came through _ our seek temples. 1300 people

it's close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india.of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate, fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering jabs to eligible adults in affected areas. the army has also been on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who is over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it is thought it's been fuelled by the indian variant, but it is not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restrictions, due in three weeks' time, should be postponed. look, people are not saying that we should, um, you know, abandon thejune 21st date altogether but

it's close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india.one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering a jab to eligible adults in affected areas. the army is also on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who's over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it's thought it's being fuelled by the indian variant, but it's not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restrictions due in three weeks' time should be postponed. the people are not saying that we should, you know, abandon thejune 21st date all together, butjust to d

the ground is close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in indialy good. the queue was quite long but it moved quite quickly and everything seems organised. i want the whole country to come out of lockdown, hopefully on the 215t ofjune, so the more people vaccinated the better. so doing our part, really. nearly three quarters of adults in the uk have now had a first dose. hounslow�*s public health service says one in ten older people haven't taken up their invite for a vaccine. we have in the matter of four or five days pulled this event together so we can vaccinate up to 15,000 people in one day. the reason we have chosen such a big event is we can socially distance people, we can safely get that many people through the stadium. in bolton, an area with one of the highest infection rates in the uk, the army is on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. there is also a vaccine bus which can offer a jab to adults in postcodes with high rates of the indian variant. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise with a 27% i

it's close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india.eople can come here and get a jab without an appointment, and it's just one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate, fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering jabs to eligible adults in affected areas. the army has also been on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who is over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it is thought it's been fuelled by the indian variant, but it is not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restrictions, due in three weeks�* time, should be postponed. look, people are not

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in surrounding areas like hounslow they are seeing a worrying — like hounslow they are seeing a worryinges, especially— worrying spike in coronavirus cases, especially the worrying indian variant, — especially the worrying indian variant, which we believe does spread — variant, which we believe does spread more quickly. odd they are doing _ spread more quickly. odd they are doing is— spread more quickly. odd they are doing is inviting people to come down _ doing is inviting people to come down and — doing is inviting people to come down and have your first vaccination. it is important to say nationally— vaccination. it is important to say nationally the death rate remains very tow, — nationally the death rate remains very low, but as the country comes out of— very low, but as the country comes out of a _ very low, but as the country comes out of a locked and we are seeing a slight _ out of a locked and we are seeing a slight increase now in the cases, something — slight increase now in the cases, something they are trying here very hard to— something they are trying here very hard to fla

and if you live in bolton, blakcburn kirklees, bedford, burnley, leicester hounslow and north tyneside — what do you think of the advice? the gov denies is a local lockdown by stelath — is it? i'm on twitter @vicderbyshire or you can email me on victoria@bbc.co.uk. friends of the journalist being held in belarus after his plane was diverted say he looks like he's been beaten and forced to make a television confession. government borrowing is down by about £15 billion from this time last year, reaching £31] billion last month as parts of the economy reopened. the director general of the bbc says reform of the organisation needs to continue at pace, following controversy over martin bashir�*s interview with princess diana. we are in the course of a quick investigation now, led independently investigation now, led independently in the bbc by somebody not part of news management. we are interviewing the people, getting documents and should be able to publish something next week. that should be able to publish something next week. . ., , should be able to publish something next week. . ,, .

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in hounslow in west london, 18 cases of the india variant of coronavirus has been confirmed so far.ting and a drive to vaccinate as many as possible. on monday, this site at twickenham stadium will open with an extra 15,000 jabs on offer. the stadium will open with an extra 15,000 jabs on offer. 15,000 “abs on offer. the target is to fill 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every _ 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single _ 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single one _ 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single one of- 15,000 jabs on offer. the target is to fill every single one of those - to fill every single one of those spacesin to fill every single one of those spaces in the first instance. we have had really good uptake of vaccination across the board here in hounslow but it masks that in some communities uptake has been less. the number of confirmed cases of the india variant in england has more than doubled since last week, rising to almost 7000. the worst affected parts of the country continue to be bolton, bedford and b

and if you live in bolton, blackburn kirklees, bedford, burnley, leicester hounslow and north tynesidewhat do you think of the advice? the goverment denies is a local lockdown by stealth — is it? i'm on twitter and instagram @vicderbyshire, or you can email me on victoria@bbc.co.uk. america's top diplomat arrives in israel to try to ensure the ceasefire holds — and a news conference with the israeli prime minister is expected shortly. george floyd's family will be welcomed to the white house as the us marks the first anniversary of his murder. but many african—americans say police reform has not come fast enough. uk government borrowing is down by about £15 billion from this time last year, reaching £31] billion last month as parts of the economy reopened. nearly half of all dentists in england are considering leaving their practice if covid restrictions remain in place, according to a survey by the british dental association. hello and welcome or around the world. we are first going to bring you the latest from the middle east. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is in israel t

in hounslow in west london, 80 cases of the india variant of coronavirus has been confirmed so far.s that in some communities uptake has been less. the number of confirmed cases of the india variant in england has more than doubled since last week, rising to almost 7000. the worst—affected parts of the country continue to be bolton, bedford and blackburn but seven other areas each have more than 100 infections. those confirmed figures, though, are based on genetic sequencing in a laboratory, which can take weeks to process. the government says that, according to more recent estimates, the new strain now makes up at least a half and perhaps as much as three quarters of all new cases in england. there is the potential for a further wave of infections and potentially hospital admissions to start to rise again, so we need to gather as much evidence as we can over the next week or two to really understand what�*s going on with this new variant, how much more it is spreading and then try to predict what we expect may happen should thisjune 21 relaxation go ahead. new figures form the offi

the ground is close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise almost three quarters have had a firste. we have in the matter of four or five days pulled this event together so we can vaccinate up to 15,000 people in one day. the reason we have chosen such a big event is we can socially distance people, we can safely get that many people through the stadium. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise with a 27% increase in the past week. the people the people are not saying that we should _ the people the people are not saying that we should abandon _ the people the people are not saying that we should abandon this - the people the people are not saying that we should abandon this but - the people the people are not saying that we should abandon this but we | that we should abandon this but we should _ that we should abandon this but we should just delay it.— should 'ust delay it. ministers say it will should just delay it. ministers say it will be a two _ should just delay it. ministers say it will be a two week _ should just delay it. ministers say it will be a two week

any more chance of being critical we have to be sensitive to the walls feelings however we cannot hounslow past the past cannot be and wished away and we have to remember that human being and a mixture of lijun darkness so even some wonderful freedom to. combine elements which are actually negative so we must look i think to do so. we are talking about more political. issues about you know political value or the legal implications of work a lot of people. if you restrict churches in parliament square because it will be controversial but then again it's only discussed you cannot cancel parts. ok you will know if you've been watching that we're covering a breaking news story coming out of russia this hour let's recap the latest information for you as it stands we believe that at least 8 people including 7 children and one teacher have been killed and 20 other people injured in a mass shooting at a school link please be aware we're bringing you some footage now from that school in tatarstan there may be some images you find disturbing 'd here. according to the press service of the town stan r

the testing will take place in ealing, hillingdon, brent, harrow and hounslow.o have offered more concessions to her australian counterpart today, in an effort to agree a free trade deal byjune. it would see both countries phasing out import taxes over 15 years. the cabinet was reportedly split on what terms to propose, amid concerns that uk beef and lamb farmers could be undercut by larger australian producers. our global trade correspondent, dharshini david, reports. british lamb may be on the menu this spring, but what of the future? when it comes to trade deals, both sides want the best cut for their countryfolk, be it choice, price or opportunities, but that means compromise. farmers fear that it's agriculture that'll pay the price, with the removal of tariffs, import taxes and quotas on australian products. we have countries around the world that can produce beef and lamb cheaper than we can. will it be as good a product? possibly, possibly not. will it be as healthy a product? possibly, possibly not. but we don't know that, but it's going to mean that my

this is hounslow in west london, home to brentford football club.s situation, where you can have fans coming from swansea going to wembley but people in hounslow, the fans here couldn't go. it's preposterous, isn't it? the government has now made it clear they're not imposing new restrictions, merely giving advice for people to be more cautious. it was left to local health chiefs to spell things out. actually, there are no travel restrictions in and out of north tyneside. actually people can continue to come to the borough, they can come and visit our attractions and they can come for a holiday. 0ur businesses are open and they will continue to welcome both residents and visitors. clear messaging in a pandemic is vital. what's happened in the last 48 hours is a great deal of confusion. graham satchell, bbc news. let's speak now to someone who has been directly affected by the confusion. jonathan hughes lives in the kirklees district of west yorkshire. morning to you. thank you for joining us. morning to you. thank you for joining us— morning to you.

the areas involved stretch from north tyneside, to hounslow in west london, and affect more than twoeople. they include major authorities such as bolton, blackburn, leicester and bedford. earlier this evening, the government was forced to clarify it guidance to say that they were not imposing local restrictions and they claimed the intention was to provide advice on extra precautions that people might take. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports from bolton. is bolton a town facing a fresh lockdown? a steep rise in infections linked to the variant first identified in india and confusion over new government advice around work and travel means people have been left wondering where they stand. people coming in the shop don't seem to know what's going on, it's not been clarified very well by the council, or whoever�*s in charge of it all. obviously, half term next week, so a lot of people are wanting to travel, including ourselves and, yeah, nobody knows what's going on really. the conservative leader of bolton council is clear — there is to be no local lockdown. obviously, we w

we are taking rapid action in bedford, hounslow, burnley, leicester, kirklees and north tyneside.minister set out two weeks ago, we are urging people in these areas to take extra caution when meeting anybody outside their households or support bubble. including meeting outside rather than inside when possible, keeping two metres apart from people you don't live with and that people should try to avoid travelling in and out of the affected areas unless it is essential, for example, obviously for work, if you cannot work from home or for education. labour said the guidance should be withdrawn. can the minister understand how upsetting it is, can he understand how insulting it is to have new restrictions imposed upon us, local lockdowns by stealth, by the back door, and the secretary of state doesn't even have the courtesy to come and tell us? why was this guidance plunked on a website, on friday night, and not communicated to everyone? why were local directors of public health and local authority leaders not consulted? why weren't mps informed? what does it mean for our constituents

to tell you why this is important, this is kelly o'neill, health director for hounslow.ill one in ten of our population who are older and haven't been vaccinated and therefore unprotected. it doesn't matter which variant is, they can still get the virus and still become seriously unwell. this was set up in a round about a week by 600 people, so a very quick moving operation in response to the increase in cases. we are going inside, so i will put this on and i hope you can still hear me. this is what is happening down inside the concourse which is normally full of rugby fans having a beer at half time. you can see behind me, one of 120 different tables, all the same with what is on top of them, cotton wool balls, hand sanitiser and we have got some little yellow bin they will put the needles and once they get jabbed. people will come down here and there is a one—way system in place. they will sit down, have their details taken, put on the computer and they will get theirfirstjab. anybody is eligible as long as you haven't had your first jab you are above 30 and you have h

north tyneside, bolton, blackburn with darwen, burnley, kirklees, leicester, bedford and hounslow.these areas are also asked to meet outside and keep two metres apart from those they don't live with. health officials say they weren't told about changes to the advice, with one telling us... the bbc also spoke to north tyneside council, which said local officials knew nothing about the new guidance until last night. mps say ministers must urgently clarify their advice, saying no announcement about the updated guidance was a recipe for confusion and uncertainty. but the department of health says guidance was needed to encourage people to take an extra cautious approach when meeting others or travelling in areas hit hardest by the new variant, first identified in india. aruna iyengar, bbc news. today is the first anniversary of the death of george floyd — the african american killed by a white policeman in minneapolis. mr floyd's murder sparked global protests against racism and police brutality. barbara plett usher reports. in the year since george floyd died, rituals have helped to b

this is hounslow in west london, home to brentford football club. borough, so more confusion. should fans go to the play—off game at wembley this weekend? we could have had the ridiculous situation, where you can have fans coming from swansea going to wembley but people in hounslow, the fans here couldn't go! it's preposterous, isn't it? the government has now made it clear they're not imposing new restrictions, merely giving advice for people to be more cautious. it was left to local health chiefs to spell things out. actually, there are no travel restrictions in and out of north tyneside. actually people can continue to come to the borough, they can come and visit our attractions and they can come for a holiday. our businesses are open and they will continue to welcome both residents and visitors. clear messaging in a pandemic is vital. what's happened in the last 48 hours is a great deal of confusion. graham satchell, bbc news. transport secretary grant shapps said that the updated guidance doesn't mean a change in the law, and that the governmen

it's close to hounslow, an area which has seen a rise in the variant first detected in india.me here and get a jab without an appointment, and it's just one of the many measures being tried across the uk to encourage those who are eligible to come and get a vaccine. in bolton, which has a persistently high infection rate fuelled by the indian variant, a bus is offering a jab to eligible adults in affected areas. the army is also on hand to encourage residents without symptoms to get tested. while in glasgow, another area of concern, a drop—in vaccine centre has been set up to encourage anyone who's over a0 to get their second dose, as that provides more substantial protection. coronavirus cases in the uk are once again on the rise, with a 29% increase in the past week. it's thought it's being fuelled by the indian variant, but it's not yet known if this will translate into serious illness and hospitalisations. one of the experts advising the government says further easing of restrictions due in three weeks' time should be postponed. the people are not saying that we should, yo

surge testing is under way in and around the woodlands area of hounslow after one confirmed case of therea is being strongly encouraged to take a covid—19 pcr test. last month, areas in lambeth, barnet and southwark had surge testing — there are no links between this case. while many londoners face housing and employment setbacks due to the pandemic, a new survey suggests those leaving the care system have been disproportionately affected. the partnership for young london, a network for youth policy and practice, says housing is one of the biggest challenges. sara ahmed used to be in foster care and is calling on mayor of london candidates to do more to help care leavers. i was in a hostel. hostels aren't great, like, at all. the conditions are not good. i definitely think there needs to be a bigger push for affordable housing and i definitely think that care leavers need to be prioritised on that list because, let's face it, there are just way more barriers that we face. and here is a full list of all 20 candidates standing for mayor. for more info on the election, head over to our web

and you hear me now oh yes we can hear you and how it all stands judgments hounslow we'll bring you uncle a man as you've never had to have before surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves. up to 2 people who follows her along the way maurice and critics alike telling us that michael's last stop. a disappointing jobs report for the world's biggest economy tell us labor market adding far fewer jobs than expected in april we tell you what's behind the slowdown . collapsed financial firm have lost big and they might not get the money back. we began with a surprising setback for the administration the u.s. economy added 266000 jobs last month far short of expectations of 1000000 jobs the department of labor. and hospitality were offset by layoffs of temporary workers and couriers here's what joe biden had to say. we knew we were facing a one pandemic and a once in a generation economic crisis and we knew this wouldn't be a sprint it be a marathon quite frankly removing more rapidly than i thought we would this morning we learned that our economy created 266000 j

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tests and vaccines will be rolled out to bedford, burnley, hounslow, kirklees, leicester, and north tyneside the capacity to carry out 10,000 checks a day to enforce the home quarantine rule for arrivals from so—called amber list countries. since monday, travel has been permitted from england to more than 170 countries and territories on the government's amber list — but borisjohnson says people should not be going on holidays to those countries. travellers returning from amber—list countries must comply with a ten—day home quarantine rule. the tokyo 20210lympics are due to start in just over two months, and the international olympic committee president has insisted the games can still go ahead safely. but despite this, opposition to the games withinjapan is growing, as the country faces a increase of coronavirus cases and a slow—moving vaccination programme. the marathon runner stephanie davis, who ran her first marathon just less than three years ago, is due to compete at the tokyo 0lympics. hello, stephanie. i don't know if you know, but in the most recent opinion poll, the vast majority

testing and increasing vaccinations in bedford, burnley, leicester, kirklees, north tyneside and hounslowon. and we are also supporting the scottish government, who are taking similar action in glasgow and moray. in practice this means putting in more testing, and making more vaccinations available to everyone who is eligible, and to everyone across the whole country, i would urge vigilance as we open up, and of course, as soon you are able to, to get the jab. to everyone in these areas, please exercise caution, get areas, please exercise caution, get a test, and assumed you are eligible, get the jab. as we carefully replace this shield of restrictions with the sword of the vaccination programme to give us protection for the long—term, we keep driving the vaccination programme as fast as we can. i am delighted to say that as of midnight last night, seven out of ten adults in the uk have now had theirfirst dose. that is seven in ten people who have a big degree of protection against the virus. i'm also delighted that almost four in ten have had the extra protection that comes from having t

more tests and vaccine doses are being rolled out in bedford, burnley, hounslow, kirklees, leicester the government's amber list. borisjohnson says people should not be going on holidays to those countries. travellers returning from amber—list countries must comply with a ten—day home quarantine rule. from today, 34— and 35—year—olds in england can book theirfirst covid jab, while in northern ireland, the programme has been extended to those aged 25 to 29. among those receiving their first vaccination this week was the duke of cambridge, who's 38 years old. prince william thanked all those working on the roll—out of the vaccine programme. schoolchildren have missed out on a lot over the course of the pandemic, residential trips have been off the cards. charities say these days away from home are vital, especially for disadvantaged children. ali price spent the morning with some children who haven't left the city in more than a year. brute who haven't left the city in more than a year-— who haven't left the city in more thana ear. ~ ., ., , than a year. we go to sleep at five and wake

there is extra guidance for people in bolton, blackburn, kirklees, bedford, burnley, leicester, hounslowple who haven't had their vaccinations. so the key message is please get vaccinated if you are eligible as quickly as possible. away from these places, the national picture is still looking more positive. cases and deaths are low and the vaccine roll—out is going well. catherine burns, bbc news. two men and three teenagers have been arrested and attempted murder of sasha johnston in south london. missjohnson, who works in community activism and community support, has been a leading figure in the black lives matter movement in the uk. rita is with you from five, let's look at the weather forecast first. rita is with you from five, let's it looks like the weather will be drier and warmer after what has been a miserable, cold and wet may. looks like being another cloudy one across many northern and eastern areas with outbreaks of rain, although across southern and western areas, a good deal of sunshine around, if you heavy, thundery downpours developing as well for scotland and northern e

six new areas of concern, including bedford, burnley, hounslow, kirklees, leicester and north tynesidearejust outside you are just outside the walk—in centre. you are 'ust outside the walk-in centre. , ., , ., ~ you are 'ust outside the walk-in centre. , .,, ., ,, , centre. testing has taken place in north shields — centre. testing has taken place in north shields for _ centre. testing has taken place in north shields for some _ centre. testing has taken place in north shields for some time i centre. testing has taken place in north shields for some time and l north shields for some time and vaccinations at this site but there will be additional search testing and vaccinations. to tell us how this will impact north tyneside and the background to these cases, i am joined by the director of public health in north tyneside. this area are added to the areas of concern, why? are added to the areas of concern, wh ? ., , ., ., , are added to the areas of concern, wh? , why? the reason it has happened is we have an — why? the reason it has happened is we have an increase _ why? the reason it h

hancock also talking about rolling out surge testing and more areas, so they have added burnley, hounslowe waiting to be vaccinated. the idea is to reach people who may be eligible for a job but have not come forward yet to get that because of the moment much of the outbreak of this indian variance is in younger people, so the idea is if you can cut that off by vaccinating those groups, bearing in mind it will take a few weeks without vaccination to become effective, but if you can go in and vaccinate those groups come you might be able to stop it moving up to the older more honourable members of society. to the older more honourable members of socie . , �* , of society. interesting. all rights, for now, thank _ of society. interesting. all rights, for now, thank you _ of society. interesting. all rights, for now, thank you very _ of society. interesting. all rights, for now, thank you very much - of society. interesting. all rights, | for now, thank you very much from our correspondentjim reed. paul hunter is a professor of medicine at the university of east anglia. a very good afternoon