more room because we are now opening up some of our speciality hospitals to adult patients, mdm ‘s, cancers centres, in the texas children'sd—19 patients so we accommodate covid—19 patients so we still have a bit of wriggle room for that but who wa nts to wriggle room for that but who wants to get there? we need to do is hold community cranes transmission now. thank you so much for talking to us. there are more than a dozen vaccines being trialled around the world — all with hopes of ending the pandemic. producing a vaccine is a slow, complicated and secretive process. the bbc‘s medical correspondent fergus walsh has had exclusive access to the first human trials of a vaccine being developed by imperial college in london — they're using an approach that's never been tried before. coronavirus has transformed all our lives, and although restrictions are easing, there's only one certain way out of the pandemic, one way to protect us all from the virus, to return society to normal, and that's a vaccine. never has science responded so fast to a global health threat. what usually takes years has been done in months. there are no

another hospital told us there was not a children's doctor on duty at the quick covid tests they had were only being used for pregnant women. >>'s drove him to three more hospitals that night with no success. the next day, they eventually found the hospital that would accept him but he died before doctors could see him. >> i still believe that if my son was given proper treatment, he would still be alive. >> he is one of tens of thousands of people whose deaths being caused by coronavirus, but are still victims of this pandemic. >> since the outbreak of the virus, lots of countries are recorded morgan state usual. -- more deaths than usual. these are called excess deaths. many have been officially linked to coronavirus come as you can see here, but that still leads a huge -- leaves a huge number of lives lost which are not accounted for in the statistics. >> one of the countries we have not included in our analysis is india, because we do not have good enough data. even before the pandemic, 70% of deaths in the country were formally recorded and only one in five are certified by a doctor. so far, india has recorded more than 12,

hospital. the city is trying to move forward to selll and demolish te school but the s summer -- it would for 760 childrenst of them latino, to be bused for at least years to converted warehouse on the outskirts of the city just for this expansion. the protesters will march to city hall where there is a scheduled city council meeting. the parents in the community have been fighting now for months and in the courts to stop this. there is actually a pivotal that will have its first hearing next week, july 7, and the parents have managed to be able to get fouour pro bono w firms, incdiding t natational cil righgh group latino justice, major chica law firm, and otrsrs to rk p pro bono for them. ththey want keep the e pressure on tndustry d to call on alliesrom acro n new jersey who support public education, who are against gentrification and the abuse of immigrants, to all join -- to join the rally. larry hamm from the people's organization for progress of new work and others will be speaking at the rally. i will be there myself because as you know, i've been involved white a while now with this efeffort by a

children at home. and end up in hospital. greece is banning british holiday makers from visiting it when it reopens to tourists to use the u.k.'s relatively high level of corona virus infections i think the u.k. has. a big difference in terms of the current medical status of the country with the dress so i don't think it's likely although britain has been left off the list the great government says it will be welcoming to respond 29 countries from june the 15th among countries who will be allowed in germany and japan and china where the outbreak began however greece says the list will be expanded on july the 1st and global coronavirus data will continue to be monitored when it comes as aviation leaders warn the british government's quarantine measures will kill the travel industry costing thousands of jobs they say enforcing a mandatory quarantine period for incoming travelers will have the same impact as completely closing the borders the compulsory 14 day self isolation period for all international visitors comes into force on gene the 8th including for countries with low infection rates the plans have also faced opposition f

s militants, face the tightest restrictions and hospitals there like equipment and drugs. without the palestinian authority making the connection and paying the bill, hundreds of people stop hamas. in this children's. a summer has leukaemia. this doctor and the tea m leukaemia. this doctor and the team worked around the clock to bring in from gaza with his mother, but they cannot do that for every patient. i spent two hours talking to many people to explain how it is critical and life—saving for this child to reach this hospital, so it is not easy and i can say that if this child did not get this referral, he will die waiting for... one day is critical for acute leukaemia. doctor say he now has very good odds of surviving. meanwhile, other palestinian patients little myra are unable to get treatment, caught up in the politics. yolande knell, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as north and south korea mark 70 years since the start of the korean war, we visit families torn apart by the conflict that has never technically ended. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade center armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, t