adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen.historic library — after it was badly damaged by fire. the 200—year—old library housed unique collections of african books and archives — including more than 85 thousand items. courtney bembridge reports. this is all that's left of cape town university's historic library. the reading room has been gutted, and thousands of rare books, dictionaries and films have been lost. it was horrifying. it was a deep—seated sadness that this had to happen because there are some things that are irreplaceable. the fire started on the slopes of table mountain at the weekend, and soon swept across the university campus. smoke billowed from the roof of the library as firefighters tried to limit the damage, while the mayor spelled out what was at stake. this one is a major problem for us. it's a library with lots and lots of old, ancient valuables in the library. the library's collections include unique manuscripts, and the personal papers of prominent south africans dating back to the 18th century, as w

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adrienne murray, bbc news, copenhagen.russia's military build—up on ukraine's border which has led to international calls for de—escalation. meanwhile supporters ofjailed opposition politician alexei navalny have called for street protests across the country. navalny has been on hunger strike since the end of march and was transferred to a prison hospital earlier this week. his team has said he could die "within days". a salvage operation is underway at an historic cape town university library — after it was badly damaged by fire. the 200—year—old library housed unique collections of african books and archives — including more than 85,000 items. courtney bembridge reports. this is all that's left of cape town university's historic library. the reading room has been gutted and thousands of rare books, dictionaries and films been lost. it rare books, dictionaries and films been lost.— films been lost. it was horrifying. _ films been lost. it was horrifying, it _ films been lost. it was horrifying, it was - films been lost. i

adrienne murray sent this from copenhagen.ckets that are carefully checked — visitors must show a 'corona pass'. it's a negative test result within the last 72 hours, a certificate of vaccination or proof of previous infection. the extra measures haven't kept visitors away. it makes you feel more safe to know that, well, when there are lots of crowded people together, they have been tested. i think it's part of how life is right now. you have to accept it to keep the infection rates low, and it'sjust what it is. a smartphone app called myhealth gives danes access to their digital health records. this serves as an initial corona pass, while a new, more advanced app is expected next month. over the coming weeks, as denmark opens up further, danes will have to show a corona pass to access many other places including restaurants, cinemas and gyms. the rules already apply to hairdressers. after a long lockdown, gitte alsing is happy her salon can open again. it's good because my business had been bound for 3.5 months. i think we sh