end ofjune, but some are hesitant about getting inoculated, as our international correspondent 0rla guerinof the oldest state hospitals in istanbul, and here alone, they have given our 23,000 doses of the vaccine. across the country, around 8 million have had both jabs, out of a population of around 83 million, so about 10% of the population here is fully vaccinated. the door is open here at eight in the morning and we have seen a stream of people arriving, and you can now get a vaccination until midnight, the hours have been extended because the numbers coming forward fell after ramadan began, so you can come here in the evening after breaking the fast and get your vaccination. i'm with 72—year—old sevim. you have just had your vaccination, how are you feeling? how has covid changed your life in the last year? what has the last year been like for you? i am with an associate professor at the hospital. there are two vaccines available, the chinese sinovac and pfizer biontech. trials in brazil said it was only about 50% effective. are people expressing a lot of concern about that to you? the

foreign minister has already said that the move opens a "deep wound" between the two countries. 0rla guerinreport contains images you may find upsetting. a solemn ceremony of remembrance in the armenian capital of yerevan. people here see the past as a burning injustice. more than a century on, it has now been recognised by america as a genocide. president biden, seen here today leaving the white house, has taken an historic step, a reckoning with history, and has given his verdict. a statement issued by the white house is damning. the president refers to the ottoman era armenian genocide and says... these painful images from 1915 show some of the horrors. skulls on public display. armenian is hanging in full view. for decades, turkey has denied this was a genocide and said innocent turks died too, in the turmoil of war. it has reacted angrily to president biden�*s move. i reach the senior adviser to the turkish leader who said president began had tried to talk him out of it and said there would be consequences. —— president erdogan. we could not dissuade him because once the cat is out of

0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul.ed over a5. but as the vaccination programme continues to make progress there is a warning from the prime minister — vaccinations alone won't stop further infections or even deaths and he's urging caution in how we enjoy our new—found lockdown freedoms. and today public health england have ordered surge testing in two london boroughs after discovering a new outbreak of the south african variant of covid—i9. here's our health editor, hugh pym. are you feeling well today? yeah, i'm feeling fine... a firstjab with a new vaccine — this one, supplied by the us company moderna, made available in england for the first time today, following wales and scotland last week. it's a timely arrival, as supplies of astrazeneca doses have slowed for a few weeks. thank you, i didn't feel anything! and all this as some under 50 were able to sign up for vaccinations. caroline and mark, aged a8, came in this morning, having only booked online last night. i'm very pleased to have had it at last. it's been a

end ofjune, but some are hesitant about getting inoculated, as our international correspondent 0rla guerinstate hospitals in istanbul, and here alone, they have given our 23,000 doses of the vaccine. across the country, around 8 million have had both jabs out of a population of around 83 million, so about 10% of the population here is fully vaccinated. the door is open here at a dinner morning and we have seen a stream of people arriving, and you can now get a vaccination until midnight, the hours have been extended because the numbers coming forward fell after ramadan began, so you can come here in the evening after breaking the fast and get your vaccination. i am with 72—year—old sevim. you havejust i am with 72—year—old sevim. you have just had your vaccination, how are you feeling? how has covid changed your life in the last year? what is the last year been like for you? iam i am with an associate professor at the hospital, there are two vaccines available, the chinese and pfizer. trials in brazil said it was only about 50% effective. are people expressing a lot of concern about that t

0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul. a million tons of contaminated water from the stricken fukushima nuclear plant into the sea. courtney bembridge reports. it has been more than a decade since disaster struck at fukushima. during the nuclear meltdown more than 1 fukushima. during the nuclear meltdown more than1 million tons was used to call the reactors, stored in tanks ever since butjapan isjust since but japan is just approved since butjapan isjust approved a plan to slowly release it into the ocean. it says the water will be treated and deleted the radiation levels are below those that for drinking water but it has not stopped protest like this in fukushima. translation: ,, . ., . , ., , translation: such a decision is completely _ translation: such a decision is completely irresponsible! - translation: such a decision is completely irresponsible! i - translation: such a decision is completely irresponsible! i do i completely irresponsible! i do not think people with common sense would do such a thing. the country's

0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul.—year— old black man near minneapolis on sunday has resigned from the force, as has the police chief of brooklyn center, the town where it happened. the town's mayor has said he hoped the resignations of kim potter and tim gannon would bring some calm to the community where daunte wright was killed during a struggle with police after a traffic stop. the killing has sparked two nights of unrest. from minneapolis — nick byrant sent this report and a warning that it contains some distressing images. it's a uniquely american story we've told many times before. yet another police station besieged by yet another protest after yet another shooting of an unarmed african—american. there was fury on the streets of brooklyn center last night. america's latest racial flashpointjust ten miles away from where the trial is taking place of the white police officer accused of murdering george floyd. chanting: hands up, don't shoot! it began as a boisterous but non—violent demonstration. a response to t