it dominating the elections in scotland?— dominating the elections in scotland? ., ., ., scotland? it dominates as an actual choice quite — scotland? it dominates as an actual choice quite a _ scotland? it dominates as an actual choice quite a lot _ scotland? it dominates as an actual choice quite a lot of— scotland? it dominates as an actual choice quite a lot of the _ choice quite a lot of the conversation but not all of the campaign. the reason why it seems to dominate election choice is if you actually look at how those people who say they would vote yes for independence in a referendum which is nearly half of scotland, about 87% of them say they are going to vote for the snp but conversely on the other half of the country it is supposed to independence and only 8% say they will vote for the snp. this is the constitutional question is an absolutely sharp dividing line between the parties. much of a rails, yet there has been a lot of conversation or sell in scotland about recovering from the pandemic. and those are the unionist side of the argument say it's wh

by these lea ks of texts pointed at dominic cummings by these leaks of texts between pointed at dominicetween the pointed at dominic cummings by these leaks of texts between the prime minister and sirjames dyson and he has come out swinging saying "no it wasn't me, i have messages but not these ones, i have made a series of other damaging allegations about the prime minister as well." mo? it is prime minister as well." mo? it is mess in prime minister as well." mo? it is messy in a _ prime minister as well." mo? it is messy in a developing crisis for the government. i think it is easy in one hand — government. i think it is easy in one hand that this is the westminster bubble or the palace entry— westminster bubble or the palace entry type of story, you have the jilted _ entry type of story, you have the jilted former adviser and there has always— jilted former adviser and there has always been an element of ego and pride _ always been an element of ego and pride and _ always been an element of ego and pride and revenge but actually some of the _ pride and revenge but actually some of t

dominic cummings as well.graph of dominic cummings as well. they described this as a savage _ cummings as well. they described this as a savage counterattack - this as a savage counterattack against dominic cummings suggesting that he was nasty and sexist in explosive blog posts on friday. suggesting that he's trying to get at boris johnson's suggesting that he's trying to get at borisjohnson�*s partner. the trouble is i don't think this really has much of a counterattack. let's remind ourselves of what dominic cummings was alleging, he was alleging lack of competence, unethical behaviour. possibly illegal. and to suggest that he was just a bit nasty and sexist it does not in response meet the gravity of those allegations. but let's also focus on what's underlying all of this. this is in danger of becoming a soap opera very serious allegations about the propriety of government, of senior ministers about the whole functioning of government. we've got to keep focus on that and notjust government. we've got to ke

— are preparing to head back against dominic cummings when he hit back against _ dominic cummings whenack against boris johnson who was heading — against boris johnson who was heading back against dominic cummings. ithink heading back against dominic cummings. i think that's right. well naviaated. cummings. i think that's right. well navigated. thank _ cummings. i think that's right. in navigated. thank you for the summary. it does appear from social media that there are a lot of people out there who are heartily sick of all of this and they want a transparent government. they want honesty from politicians, they are sick to the back teeth of it. dominic cummings does not have good approval— dominic cummings does not have good approval rating similar prime minister— approval rating similar prime minister has much better approval ratings _ minister has much better approval ratings. all of this is a huge distraction from the basic principles of good government, and actually— principles of good government, and actually in _ principles of good government, and actually in the first few month

when dominic| cummings was sacked last year, frankly, it stinks. when dominic .ed last year, he took with him intimate knowledge of the way borisjohnson rantings. now he is threatening to reveal all, opening a potential pandora's box for the prime minister. india has registered a record number of coronavirus cases for a third consecutive day, adding to the pressures its health care system is facing. in the last three days, it's recorded nearly a million infections. our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has more. the oxygen is reaching zero... as oxygen runs out in the indian capital, and across the country, it already feels like time has run out. today, one hospital in the city confirmed that 25 of its patients had died due to shortages. "we are literally gasping for breath," its medical director said. total panic and total emergency in the hospital. and we are not able to sustain. we are requesting our patients, please take your patients to where there is oxygen. every day, as cases rise, more families face a never ending search and a terrifying wait. the situat

well, i think dominic cumminrs these leaks? well, i think dominic cummings is— these leaks? having his revenge i cummings is having his revenge served — cummings is having his revenge served cold. you know, don't get mad, _ served cold. you know, don't get mad. get— served cold. you know, don't get mad, get even. and i'm not too sure he left _ mad, get even. and i'm not too sure he left under— mad, get even. and i'm not too sure he left under a cloud, but he certainly _ he left under a cloud, but he certainly would be in business asked to go. _ certainly would be in business asked to go. and _ certainly would be in business asked to go, and whether it's true or not, i to go, and whether it's true or not, i mean. _ to go, and whether it's true or not, i mean. it— to go, and whether it's true or not, i mean. it is— to go, and whether it's true or not, i mean, it is alleged, it is not factually— i mean, it is alleged, it is not factually proven, that if he has been _ factually proven, that if he has been leaking, this will be the petty prophetic— been leaking, this will be the

boss —— dominic cummings.atal stabbing of a 14—year—old in east london yesterday. fares maatou was killed with what police believed to be "a large—bladed item" outside a pizza restaurant in newham. two boys, aged 14 and 15, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. another 15—year—old boy was arrested in connection with the incident. the indonesian navy says a submarine that went missing with 53 sailors on board has sunk — and that debris from the vessel has been found. it follows an extensive search of an area north of bali where the vessel went missing earlier this week. here's richard galpin. this submarine, the nanggala 402, disappeared four days ago. on board, 53 crew members taking part in a torpedo exercise off the coast of bali. contact was lost after the crew asked for permission to dive. a major operation to find the stricken submarine was launched, with malaysia and australian ships amongst those helping. today it became clear all was lost. the indonesian navy chief told a news conference the subma

dominic cummings was asked to respond _ will be that.ond by the _ will be that. dominic cummings was asked to respond by the times, - will be that. dominic cummings was asked to respond by the times, he l asked to respond by the times, he did not respond for comment, according to the paper. thank you both on that story. let's go to the telegraph, which also has that line on its front page, and it also quotes senior downing street sources. but the story we want to focus on is a rather more positive one, digby, in the sense of coronavirus, and the headline, "britain officially no longer in a pandemic," the paper points to the vaccination programme — if we needed good news, this is it. it’s vaccination programme - if we needed good news, this is it.— good news, this is it. it's actually marvellous _ good news, this is it. it's actually marvellous. we _ good news, this is it. it's actually marvellous. we are _ good news, this is it. it's actually marvellous. we are dancing - good news, this is it. it's actually l marvellous. we are dancing a

. —— on the dominic cummings story. mail leads on former downing street adviser dominic cummings�* denials over accusations he leaked text messages sent between the prime minister and businessman, sirjames dyson — the paper describes it as "all—out war" between mr cummings and his former boss, borisjohnson. the i strikes a similar tone on its front page, noting dominic cummings�* attacks on the prime minister's competence and integrity. that story also the lead for the telegraph — but its front page also carries a message from government scientists who claim facemasks may not be needed this summer as the vaccine does the "heavy lifting" in the battle against coronavirus. "unethical and foolish" is the quote the times lifts from dominic cummings�* blistering attack on borisjohnson. the former adviser�*s remarks were part of a i,000—word post on his blog. the guardian describes mr cummings�* attack on the pm as "astonishing" but the paper also carries news of the biggest miscarriage ofjustice in uk history — the wrongful

dominic grieve really not mincing his words, what do you make of dominic cummings and what he's had tohat he's had to say? he left hisjob in downing street in december, almost inevitable we would hear more from him about this very close relationship, insider knowledge he has of the workings of downing street. ., . ., , ., , street. you can understand him being bitter, if, street. you can understand him being bitter. if. as — street. you can understand him being bitter. if, as it — street. you can understand him being bitter, if, as it is— street. you can understand him being bitter, if, as it is said, _ street. you can understand him being bitter, if, as it is said, that _ bitter, if, as it is said, that downing street referred to newspapers that he was the person that did the leaking, when he knew that did the leaking, when he knew that he did not. but we will have to c. it will become an incredible soap opera, with slightly shakespearean tanks to its, in some way. the one i would be most worried about, that may be public money issue related to the refurbishment of the flat, but it is

dominic hughes with that report.d her son george. we've become used to quiet football grounds over the past year — because of fans having to stay at home — but this week a special tournament took place where players also remained silent. the idea was to show the importance of talking for our mental health, and the event was supported by the former arsenal and england midfielder paul merson, who has been open about his own struggles. graham satchell went to see the teams in action. whistle blows kicks of the ball echo football in silence. it's unnerving, unnatural. these five—a—side games organised by power league and the mental health charity calm. in goal, former and england legend paul merson, who was always vocal in goal, former arsenal and england legend paul merson, who was always vocal when he played. players used to get upset with me because i would always constantly call for the ball, even if i shouldn't be getting it, because i wanted to play football — ijust loved playing. commentator: pass is flicked on. t

the story that has dominated the papers over the last couple of days continues to dominate the frontesn't it? the alleged sleaze allegations in government. i stress alleged. let's start with the sunday telegraph. anne, i do not know about you, died by number ten fears cummings bombshell dossier, i suppose i look to the sunday papers to think what might be new in them? actually, there was not a tremendous amount that was new in that story, was there? it amount that was new in that story, was there? , amount that was new in that story, was there?— was there? it is interesting that the are was there? it is interesting that they are very — was there? it is interesting that they are very fearful— was there? it is interesting that they are very fearful that - was there? it is interesting that - they are very fearful that cummings has more to say than he said in his 1000 word blog defending himself and saying he was not the person that had leaked the prime minister's texts. we all have that image of dominic cummings when he strode out of downing street with that very, very big box of docume

dominic cummings told it to him straight. from the blog, saying the plans were unethical, foolish, possibly illegal and certainly broke the rules on proper disclosure, if conducted in the way he intended. earlier today, before the statement was released, the government said the cost of the wider refurbishment of the flat and downing street had been met by the prime minister personally. >> was greg dors and. the jailed russian opposition activist says he will begin gradually ending the hunger strike he started 24 days ago. the kremlin critic said he has been seen twice by civilian physicians and undergone tests. >> they've seen some blood test results which were really quite alarming. warning those results to justin he was in extreme danger, that his condition was critical. indeed it's because of those results that yesterday his doctors, doctors from his team called on mr. navalny to end his hunger strike. what wgot today was a response to that from alexei navalny ying he couldn't ignore thei r concern, that if he didn't and t

dominic hughes with that report.mmer, has set a new record on the high—altitude and chilly lake titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world between bolivia and peru. the 47—year—old swam 20 kilometres across the lake without a wet suit in just over five and a half hours. aruna iyengar has this report. psyching himself up for a record—breaking swim. this is andrea 0riana's third attempt to beat the previous record of 16km across this highest of lakes — over 3,800m above sea level. lake titicaca is a special swimming challenge. translation: the difficulty is the altitude. _ it's hard to swim well and it slows down your strokes due to the cold. you feel 12 celsius without protection, and it feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the cold is paraffin wax, rubbed onto his skin. 47—year—old oriana swam from near the so—called sleeping dragon mountain peak on the east shore to the island of the moon in the middle of the lake, a distance of 20km. it's a dream to swim in this lake because it's one of the most diffic

dominic cummings was seen by some as a master of the political message.n taking back control of the agenda from his old boss, and he will have more to say about his time in downing street soon. here at westminster tomorrow, the country's senior civil servant will be questioned by a committee of mps and i am told he will be asked about another of dominic cummings's allegations, that the prime minister tried to halt a leak enquiry in case it put a friend of his fiancee in the frame. downing street say it is absolutely false, but there is more to come. next month, dominic cummings himself will be questioned by another committee of mps and we could see some previously unpublished documents about how the government has handled the pandemic, so it would seem that dominic cummings's departure from downing street, rather like covid, is something with a longer tail. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a 14—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of another teenager in east london. fares maatou, who was also 14, was stabbed outside a pizza restau

in a blog dominic cummings said...nson has now entered the fray. my impression is that there has been a constant wriggling about the source of the money for this refurbishment and that is just one illustration of the chaos that mrjohnson seems to bring in his wake. and the reason for that is because he is a vacuum of integrity. the government says the prime minister is paying for the works himself and no codes of conduct or electoral law were broken. the electoral commission is looking into whether there were any undeclared donations. number ten says all donations that need to be reported have been. but labour is accusing the government of not playing fair. they want to know if any conservative donor was initially involved in the funding and called for more transparency and an inquiry. publish the details, hold the full inquiry. if there is nothing to see here, whether it is the refurb of number ten, whether it is the dodgy contracts, privileged access, if there is nothing to say, publish everything, have a full inquir

she is working against domination and toward equilibrium among the races. on to w.e.b. du bois and then will come back and talk about them both later. william edward du bois grew up in western massachusetts. although he had his sights set on harvard at a young age, he was pulled out of that aspiration and convinced to attend a predominate lately -- predominantly lack anniversary in tennessee. -- black university in tennessee. he writes of a particularly painful realization when as a child, a new white student at the school refused his trading card. his experience at this must have impacted his views on negro education. among all else, that he was, historian, sociologist, civil rights leader, he was also a committed educator. after fisk, he spent two years in berlin. he writes in various places of the impact of experiencing such different racialized context, particularly he distinguishes living and working in eight racialized america from the freedom of adventures and at europe where he says he was meeting "not white folks, but folks." he continues, i found myself standi

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today, dominic cummings has denied he was part of that leak.related to the ventilators and to covid policy. it has nothing to do with the tax issues that the bbc has been reporting on earlier this week. now, there's also a second leaked story that dominic cummings touches on. cast your mind back to november last year, and there was leaked information that borisjohnson was on the verge of announcing a second lockdown in england. that led downing street to launch an inquiry into who was behind that leak. now, mr cummings says he was cleared of that along with the director of communications at the time, but he goes on to say in this blog that the prime minister doesn't want or didn't want an inquiry into the leak because it could cause him great personal difficulty. there is a third issue that dominic cummings raises in this blog, and that is the issue of the renovation of the downing street flat where he resides with his partner, carrie symonds. now, it's been reported for months that carrie symonds wasn't happy with the decor in this flat and th

it is being dominated by the fallout from the row between dominic cummings and downing street, the sundaymings releasing emails and memos from his time in government. the mail on sunday carries counter—claims from downing street regarding mr cummings�* behaviour. the pm doesn't follow protocol by using an encrypted mobile phone, according to allegations in the sunday mirror. the observer says labour are aiming to grill a senior tory minister in parliament, over the growing sleaze crisis. it also has a striking image of those fires in county down. and an exclusive for the sunday express, which says the government have made a new order of pfizerjabs to help avoid an autumn lockdown. let's go straight to james and sian, as i said at you can see, clearly dominic cummings stuff is nominating, i wanted to pick up in particular on the front page on the mail on sunday. number ten rages at nasty sexist dominic cummings says the headline. i wanted to pick up on some comments in the observer which give a very colourful depiction of how it is being seen inside number ten to an extent. the paper says,

dominance is always better. i mean, would i rather have the sports team that i am rooting for win every game by double digits and march to the championship every year? sure. you have to live in the world you actually live in and not the one you would like to imagine. i think given the competitive nature of the world and the different pieces, imagining dominance is an ineffective approach. it leads you down the wrong way. i joked that when i first got elected to congress i didn't have a ton of experience. i was a state senator, i worked on local politics. i was trying to figure out how does this place work? i am on the armed services committee, let's figure this out . after six months i figured out the armed services committee works like this. we have people from the pentagon or think tanks talk to us about a problem. number one, no matter how big you think the problem is, it is 10 times larger. number two, we are not ready. we are not ready. we are never ready, we are never prepared, and cataclysm is just around

in the last few minutes, dominic— what's he got to say?he got to say? in the last i few minutes, dominic cummings is hitting back strongly at claims made in several newspapers today by anonymous sources that he was behind the leaking of text messages between the leaking of text messages between the prime minister and sirjames dyson. dominic cummings denies being the source of that story. he makes reference to what he describes as false accusations made against him in the media. he says he does have some whatsapp messages between the prime minister and sirjames dyson forwarded to him by borisjohnson. he is not found the ones, though, he says were leaked, nor is he aware of being sent to them. he goes on to say, "i was not directly or indirectly the source for the bbc�*s story." so, coming out there in response to a concerted effort by someone or some people in downing street to pin the leaking of those messages on dominic cummings, who does not work in downing street any more after leaving at the end of last year. he goes on to talk more ab

and dominic cummings has a means of communicating what he knows.o give evidence publicly to a joint committee of mps on the government's handling of the pandemic. the prime minister's former advisor clearly believes that the best form of defence is attack. he is now questioning borisjohnson's competence and his integrity, and dominic cummings says he is happy to have every e—mail that he has sent and received during his time here at number ten published. dominic cummings is showing no signs of getting back in his box, and that could be bad news for his former boss. iain watson, bbc news. let's get more on this from our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. it is over all the front pages. fears being articulated about what might come at next from downing street stop it is quite a fight to have picked. street stop it is quite a fight to have picked-— street stop it is quite a fight to have icked. , ., ., ., , have picked. exactly. extraordinary when ou have picked. exactly. extraordinary when you think— have picked. exactly. extraordinary when

the uk prime minister's from adviser dominic i minister's from adviser dominic cummings has questionedis competence and integrity. boris johnson has refuted the claims which claim he planned for donors to fund the renovation on his flat and tried to blow up an enquiry into... last year. medical experts are recommending that people who lose their sense of smell due to covid—i9 are offered small training rather than steroids. —— smell training. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. india's supreme court says the country is facing a national emergency as its healthcare system buckles under a second wave of coronavirus patients. many hospitals are full, oxygen supplies are desperately low and the number of new cases is spiralling out of control. for the third day in a row, it's registered the world's highest ever daily rise in coronavirus infections. the latest figures show more than 340,000 new cases and more than 2,600 deaths. 0ur delhi correspondent yogita limaye was given access to the emergency ward of one hospital. her report contains distressing scenes

or interest, we need to dominate the world.k cooperatively to meet the challenges we face. one big opportunity to show the world how we've changed is uncovered and when we deal, we are going to the u.s. getting a vaccine strip distributed globally we are looking at timeframe. we can make a difference. we can show the rest of the world that we are back both in terms of ability to get things done and in terms of willingness to share and work the rest of the world for building back better partnerships as we gott forward. these overarching in all of this, the competition that exists only with china but russia as well. that competition needs to be understood. russia and china are aggressively advocating in an authoritarian approach to government. they are saying their model of strong man better than representing democracy and they are saying you're better off if the western influence in the u.s. influence is gone and they are competing with us not just in eastern europe but china in particular up each of us in latin america and afri

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and dominic cummings has a means of communicating what he knows.blicly to a joint committee of mps on the government's handling of the pandemic. the prime minister's former advisor clearly believes that the best form of defence is attack. he is now questioning borisjohnson�*s competence and his integrity, and dominic cummings says he is happy to have every e—mail that he has sent and received during his time here at number 10 published. dominic cummings is showing no signs of getting back in his box, and that could be bad news for his former boss. iain watson, bbc news. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, who gave us this update. downing street saying, well, no rules were broken, codes were followed, the prime minister paid himself. but the question then, as dominic cummings alleges, did the prime minister discuss or want to have some plan for tory donors to pay for it, and did he actually get help with that? remember, liz truss was saying that the costs, she was saying, are being covered. so the question was repeate

uk prime - vanessa's former adviser dominic cummings has questioned his competence and integrity.as refuted the claims including claims he planned the donors to pay the renovations of flat. labour leader sur keir starmer has called for a full enquiry. if sur keir starmer has called for a full enquiry-— sur keir starmer has called for a full enquiry. if there is nothing to see here. — full enquiry. if there is nothing to see here, whether— full enquiry. if there is nothing to see here, whether it _ full enquiry. if there is nothing to see here, whether it is _ full enquiry. if there is nothing to see here, whether it is the - see here, whether it is the refurbished number ten, dodgy contacts, publish it then, because sunlight is the best disinfectant. indonesian rescue teams mccarver davey which is believed to have come from missing from the coast of bali on wednesday. —— indonesian rescue teams recover debris believed to be from the submarine missing. medical experts recommend smell training rather than treatment with steroids for people suffering from a loss of smell due to credi

at least 8 northbay mayors have do not demand it dominic foppoli resigned. we spoke with the vice mayor within the hour and this is what he had to say. >> we would really like for the mayor to step down. that is the first thing. if that doesn't hadoesn't hadoea the recall petition -- i don't know. i haven't verified they have been pulled yet. i suspect -- i assume >> this is another live look at the city council meeting happening right now in windsor. we are told the chief of police will also speak and address why charges have not been filed and why they weren't filed in the past because all of this is alleged to have hahave hahave ha period of 16 years. this is an open investigation and also an active investigation and the public comment will be allowed tonight as well. it should be an interesting meeting. we will be covering it and have the latest of what is said in this meeting tonight >> interesting an intense, no doubt. >>> we are on vaccine watch. california is at a significant point. half the state has gotten at least one dose of the coronavirus vacci

dominic cummings says mrjohnson wanted others to pay for its refurbishment.blog, mr cummings wrote... adding, "they almost certainly broke the rules on disclosure of political donations if conducted in the way he intended." the prime minister's office, under scrutiny, said there had been a refurbishment, mrjohnson paid for it himself, and ministers had acted in accordance with codes of conduct and electoral law. the electoral commission said it is working to establish whether any money relating to the work needs to be reported and published, but the former conservative attorney general, a long—standing critic of mrjohnson, said the prime minister's integrity was in question. my impression is that there has been a constant wriggling about the source of the money for this refurbishment, and that is just one illustration of the chaos that mrjohnson seems to bring in his wake. and the reason for that is because he is a vacuum of integrity. and that has been apparent for a very long time. labour too says there are serious questions to be answered, how much the ref

now that he's out of downing street, dominic cummings seems keen for others tojoin him., bbc news. adam fleming is at westminster. various government ministers saying all this is gossip and tittle tattle, but mps are going to ask briton�*s top civil servant more about this today? briton's top civil servant more about this today?— briton's top civil servant more about this today? briton's top civil servant more about this toda ? ,, ., ., , , about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, _ about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the _ about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the senior- about this today? simon case is the cabinet secretary, the senior civil . cabinet secretary, the senior civil servant, and all the political stories we have been talking about over the last few weeks, whether it is the handling of coronavirus, the lobbying of the government by former prime minister, whether it is the prime minister, whether it is the prime minister's whatsapp, whether it is how the downing street flat renovations were paid for, all this

from closest ally to bitter critic — dominic cummings launches an explosive attack on borisjohnson.ted — 39 former post office workers have their convictions quashed in the uk's most widespread miscarriage of justice. the wales manager and former player ryan giggs has been charged with assaulting two women. and care workers reflect on the effect of the pandemic on their personal mental health. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel — chelsea, spurs, now arsenal. fans gather outside the emirates stadium calling for change, after the collapse of the european super league. good evening. the healthcare system in india is collapsing under the pressure of a surging second coronavirus wave — with hospitals full, patients left untreated for hours, and supplies of oxygen desperately inadequate. the country of 1.4 billion people — the second highest population in the world — now has more daily cases than anywhere else since the pandemic began. it's set a global record for two days running — in the past 2a hours, it's seen 330,000 new cases. over 2,000 more people have died in the

and dominic cummings has a means of communicating what he knows.ve evidence publicly to a joint committee of mps on the government's handling of the pandemic. the prime minister's former advisor clearly believes that the best form of defence is attack. he is now questioning borisjohnson�*s competence and his integrity, and dominic cummings says he is happy to have every e—mail that he has sent and received during his time here at number ten published. dominic cummings is showing no signs of getting back in his box, and that could be bad news for his former boss. iain watson, bbc news. let's get more on this from our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. when two allies fallout, so spectacularly and publicly, it is extraordinary, isn't it? there has been comment from a government insider. ., , been comment from a government insider. . , . ., ., been comment from a government insider. . , ~ ., ., ., insider. there has. what we have had on the sunday — insider. there has. what we have had on the sunday talk _ insider. there has. what we have ha

because they know i know dominic. the mayor of windsor, accused of sexual assault by four women we hear from one of his accusers after the break hearts. the attack was seen around the country and elderly woman attacked on market street why the public defender's office says their client's alleged attack was not racially motivated. ditte. and vf force incident. it happened on easter sunday. they say security camera video shows keith swain in a metro pcs store. he appeared intoxicated and was apparently armed with a pistol underneath his shirt, cell phone video posted online showed hayward police using force to subdue him. ah gun was recovered. hayward police say swain did not suffer any visible injuries and declined medical treatment. he was arrested on multiple felony counts, including being felon in position possession rather of a gun. the use of force incident is under investigation. the san francisco public defender's office today said that their client's alleged assault on an asian american woman was likely not rac

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from close ally to bitter critic — dominic cummings launches an explosive attack on borisjohnson, accusing prime minister of lacking integrity. a new malaria vaccine is hailed as a potential breakthrough, as early trials prove it to be 77% effective. and as hollywood gets ready for the oscars, we head to the desert to talk to the real—life nomads from one of this year's best picture contenders. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. we start in india, where the situation is critical, as the health care system struggles to cope with a surge in coronavirus patients. for two days running, the country has seen a record number of new cases — in the past 2a hours alone, 330,000 new infections. hospitals are full and oxygen is in short supply. 0ur delhi correspondent yogita limaye got access to the emergency ward of one hospital. her report contains distressing scenes from the start. the front line — an emergency room in a covid hospital, just about standing under the weight of an unfoldin