so in this programme for government, mark drake ford is setting out the direction of travel, what ittheir children probably hoped we'd heard the last of — �*home schooling'. sadly, the spread of the delta variant means that a growing number of pupils are being told to isolate at home. ellie price has been to a couple of schools to see how the students, teachers and parents are coping with the ongoing disruption. it's happening again. the corridors at birchfields primary school in manchester are getting quieter. here's a couple of words which most parents and their children probably and teachers are having to sort out the home learning kits once again. in the last four weeks, four class bubbles were sent home and told to isolate because one family had tested positive. that's 180 pupils, and it's all too familiar for parents. today we got a text saying that we had to collect the kids. 0h, here we go again! yeah, but i think because it's happened a few times now, i think parents are used to it now. we are very worried about it in general because this is the delta variant, isn't it? and

mr drake ford says the interface of who controls what mr drakeford says the interface of who controlsorder. so, in this programme for government, mark drakeford is setting out the direction of travel, what it isn't is a detailed road map. felicity evans reporting. more than a thousand people have flocked to a small village in south africa to dig for what they believe to be diamonds. this comes after a man who was herding cattle over a week ago discovered crystal—like stones that he thought were diamonds. it happened in an open field in a remote village in the heart of kwazulu—natal province, where there is now a strong police presence due to an influx of people. the bbc�*s nomsa maseko has been there and joined the fortune seekers. hundreds of people armed with pick and shovels have been thinking day and night for what they hope our findings. digging day and night for what they hope our findings. —— diamonds. this discovery has exposed the frustrations from communities desperate to find a way out of poverty. thousands of people have been flocking here since the discovery of what they