we - south gloucestershire. we don't know, south gloucestershire. _ south gloucestershire. we don't know, there are _ south gloucestershire. we don't know, there are two _ south gloucestershire. we don't know, there are two in - south gloucestershire. we don't know, there are two in south . know, there are two in south gloucestershire which came through from zurich. they have done everything by the book, they have self isolated. the other case, the six case, they are more concerned because they don't know who the person is. they filled out a home test where you send it out and send it back, but they didn't fill out the registration card. so all they haveis the registration card. so all they have is a positive test which looks like the brazilian variant... it is not their fault, _ like the brazilian variant... it is not their fault, they _ like the brazilian variant... it is not their fault, they do need somebody to think about, well, did i send a test and still haven't had a result? .,. , send a test and still haven't had a result? .. , , ., send a

, a journey of around 90 miles, estate in gloucestershire, a journey ofaround 90 miles, and he estatehospital with his father before leaving. this is a private hospital, its covid guidelines state that visits from family should only be made in exceptional circumstances, and the duke of edinburgh is heading into his fifth night in the hospital but this afternoon buckingham palace has repeated its statements from early in the week which say the duke of edinburgh is being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and he is in good spirits. many thanks. emergency services in myanmar say at least two people have been killed and others injured during protests in the second city, mandalay. witnesses say police used live ammunition to disperse the crowd, after clashes with striking shipyard workers. protests are continuing over this month's arrest of the elected leader, aung san suu kyi, in a military coup which has drawn international condemnation. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny was back in court today to appeal against the prison sentence he'd received earlier this month

this is in south gloucestershire? this we don't know. ah, right.'s two cases in gloucestershire, and they are the ones that came through from zurich. got you. so they know who they are they are self isolating. they did everything by the book, self isolated, the whole works. the sixth case they are more concerned about. so there, they said they don't know who this person is. it looks like they filled out one of these home tests, but didn't... so where you send it back? you send it out, it gets sent to you, and then you send it back. well, they didn't fill out the registration card. so all they've got is this positive test showing that it looks like the brazilian variant. it's not theirfault, it's not that they aren't doing all they can, they do need somebody to think about, well, did i send a test, i still haven't had a result. exactly. they are saying if you applied for a test, they think on the 12th or 13th of february, anywhere in england, possibly think in scotland, and you haven't received your results then you need to get touch with them to se

two of the positive cases are in south gloucestershire.ases in the area. right now, the plan is still to start easing restrictions next week, with schools in england going back. the government has announced more testing to help stop infections getting into classrooms. naomi george's five year old daughter will be going back to class on march 8th. but like all adults living with any people in england, naomi will be encouraged to do this a couple of times a week. it is really strange being filmed doing this! test aren't compulsory, but people in child care or support bubbles with pupils, as well as other adults like school bus drivers, will also be asked to test themselves. a nasal swab, swiped into a liquid solution and then, up to half an hour later... it's one line. so, one line means i am very unlikely to have covid and it is not hassle—free. going to pick them up from the testing centre... but, you know, we will be doing it. it is worth doing and i will enjoy the peace of mind. for sure. and so, the race between us and the virus continu

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two of the cases are in south gloucestershire and - are in south gloucestershire and they will be retestedrnment has announced more testing to help stop infections getting into classrooms. naomi george's five—year—old daughter will be going back to class on march the 8th. but like all adults living with any people in england, naomi will be encouraged to do this a couple of times a week. it feels strange to be doing this. the | feels strange to be doing this. the tests are not _ feels strange to be doing this. the tests are not compulsory but people in childcare support with pupils, like school bus drivers will also be asked to test themselves. a nasal swab swiped into a liquid solution and then up to half an hour later... it is one line. one line means i am very unlikely to have covid. then it is better than going to pick them up from the testing centre. we will be doing it. it is worth doing it and i will enjoy the peace of mind. find will en'oy the peace of mind. and so, will enjoy the peace of mind. and so, the will enjoy the peace of mind. and so. the race _ will enjoy the peace of mind

a week into the testing in bristol and south gloucestershire and more than 20,000 home testing kits havehaven't been returned. a big reason is it's really cold outside. and - haven't been returned. a big reason is it's really cold outside. and we i is it's really cold outside. and we are really grateful for those of you who have come and collected the kit over the last few days. what we're seeing today actually is a number of people now coming back with their kids. maybe they're not working at the weekend and they've got time to bring them back in again.— bring them back in again. people in 24 postcodes _ bring them back in again. people in 24 postcodes without _ bring them back in again. people in 24 postcodes without symptoms i bring them back in again. people ml 24 postcodes without symptoms are being asked to get tested to try to work out how widespread this covid—19 mutation is here. br; covid—19 mutation is here. by collecting data about people who might have covid—19 we will be able to understand how far this variant has spread. but also what it means by testing lots of people who

they turned betting booths into makeshift fridges and crickets off—season the gloucestershire countyeasant side effect step you will have people coming into the cricket grounds who have never visited the grounds who have never visited the grounds to watch cricket. and if they can be safe and we can get as many vaccinated as possible and what would be better if they and their families could come back and watch some cricket. this needs a huge work for us to run a come along the side the nhs, furloughed staff from exeter chiefs have been volunteering their spare time. is to exeter chiefs have been volunteering their spare time.— their spare time. is to have something _ their spare time. is to have something to _ their spare time. is to have something to get _ their spare time. is to have something to get up - their spare time. is to have something to get up for - their spare time. is to have i something to get up for every their spare time. is to have - something to get up for every week and knowing you are going and doing something. but also from actually a community perspective you kn

and today testing began in parts of worcestershire, bristol and south gloucestershire after a small numbere. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa is here. and new developments tonight, katherine. yes, the ft is reporting early data that the oxford angst was an eco vaccine does not appear to be protecting against mild—to—moderate symptoms —— astrazeneca vaccine. this comes just a day after the pharmaceutical company said the vaccine is effective at protecting against uk variant, and there are some caveats. these are preliminary findings from a small study of about 2000 people in south africa and it has not been peer reviewed. no comment from astrazeneca or 0xford comment from astrazeneca or oxford university on the study but crucially it has been reported that the vaccine still seems to be effective in preventing deaths and hospital admissions. the head of astrazeneca said yesterday it would not be surprising if levels of protection dip with the south african variant given what we have seenin african variant given what we have seen in early results from other vaccines, and developers

isolated the 3 english cases 2 of them are from the same family same household at least in south gloucestershire the the 3rd case is perhaps the most worrying of them all because they haven't been able to trace that person yet they didn't fill out fully their test registration card and so presumably they don't know yet that they tested positive so the author of these health authorities in england they're asking anyone who took a test on the 12th or 13th of february what we didn't fill in their test results and contact details to get in touch with them as soon as possible they are also. basically trying to trace and test anyone who was on a flight from zurich to london on friday the 10th because that was where most of these english cases were detected from. that the sentence of slaves freed in kenya 150 years ago or seeking recognition from the government as an official group their ancestors were rescued from ships taking them from east africa at the end of the indian ocean slave trade welcome web reports that their community of friends tell them. the story of frederick you ladies family is one o

isolated the 3 english cases 2 of them are for the same family same household at least in south gloucestershire the the 3rd case is perhaps the most worrying of them all because they haven't been able to trace that person yes they didn't fill out fully their test registration card and so presumably they don't know yet that they tested positive so the author of these health authorities in england there are asking anyone who took a test on the total 13th of february who didn't fill in their test results and contact details to get in touch with them as soon as possible they are also. basically trying to trace and test anyone who was on a flight from zurich to london on friday the 10th because that was where most of these english cases were detected from and rory just last week the prime minister boris johnson outlined a pretty detailed road map to the lifting of the national lockdown that england at least is still under could this the rail that road map. at the moment the signs are that it was i think the the authorities the health authorities are saying that from what they can detect the risk to

he spent half an hour in the hospital before leaving and heading back to gloucestershire.d the covid—i9 guidelines here do say that family visit should not happen except for exceptional circumstances but at this stage you don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh. he is putting his fifth night in hospital here and today the palace has reiterated their most recent statements, saying he had been kept in the hospital out of an abundance of caution and he remains in good spirits. senior british ministers are expected to meet tomorrow to finalise details of the full plan for easing lockdown in england, which will be announced by the prime minister on monday. in the first confirmed relaxation of the rules, care home residents in england will be allowed to choose one person to visit them regularly from march 8. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson has more. a moment of relief during a dark year for 83—year—old barbara abrams. this is the closest her family have been allowed to get to her while visiting her care home in stockport because of covid restrictions

around half an hour at the king edward vii hospital before returning to his highgrove home in gloucestershireed to hospital on tuesday on the advice of his doctor after feeling unwell. police in birmingham are continuing to question two 15—year—old boys on suspicion of kidnap and theft. the boys were arrested after a car with two young children inside was taken from a driveway in the city. a police helicopter was involved in the search before the car was stopped on a road in the city centre. the boys, aged two and four, were unharmed and reunited with their parents at the roadside. israel is easing many of its covid lockdown restrictions from today. nearly half of the country's population has received at least one dose of the vaccine. gyms, hotels and tourist attractions are reopening, but entry will only be allowed to those with a green pass, which shows they've either had the jab or the virus. nickjohnson reports. beer to persuade some. pizza to persuade others. israel's programme at getting covid jabs in arms continues at pace. the country has the highest vaccination rate in the world, mor

he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershirethat family visit shouldn't happen except in exceptional circumstances. but at this stage, we don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh. he is spending his fifth night in hospital here, and today, buckingham palace have reiterated their most recent statements, saying that he's being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and that he remains in good spirits. the british prime minister has pledged that all uk adults will be offered their first coronavirus jab by the end ofjuly — rather than september. borisjohnson says the mid—summer target would allow vulnerable people to be protected "sooner" and would help to further ease lockdown rules. more than 17 million people have been given a jab since the uk's covid vaccine rollout began in december president biden has approved a major disaster declaration for texas, which will pave the way for more us federal funds to be spent on relief efforts — including assistance for temporary housing, home repairs and low—cost

now, we understand that the prince of wales travelled by car from highgrove in gloucestershire, the estatere than 100 miles to come and see his father here in hospital. the hospital guidelines, in terms of visitors, on their website, they say that visitors are only considered in exceptional circumstances. in terms of any update from buckingham palace as to how the duke of edinburgh is in hospital, well, there isn't any update, but they have pointed us back to that earlier statement, the one they gave yesterday and earlier in the week, that the duke of edinburgh is here at the hospital, being kept here with an abundance of caution. and he's here for observation and rest. he was brought here, of course, on tuesday night from windsor castle by car. he walked out of the car into the hospital, said to be in good spirits. but tonight, the duke of edinburgh, at the age of 99 years old, four months off his 100th birthday, is going to be spending a fifth night here in hospital, and we expect him to stay for the rest of the weekend and into next week. president biden has approved a major disaster de

he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershiremoment do say that family visit shouldn't happen except in exceptional circumstances. but at this stage, we don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh. he is spending his fifth night in hospital here, and today, buckingham palace have reiterated their most recent statements, saying that he's being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and that he remains in good spirits. the british government has brought forward its timetable for covid—19 vaccinations. borisjohnson has now pledged that every adult in the uk will be offered a jab by the end ofjuly. the previous target was for everyone to be invited to take their first dose by september. our health reporter, rachel schraer has more. it was only a week ago that borisjohnson was celebrating. it reached its target of offering a vaccine to the top biotic groups in the uk. the next phase is to protect the over 50s and anyone with an eligible underlying health condition by the middle of a will, it's two weeks earli

we understand he had been driven from his highgrove estate in gloucestershire, a journey of around 90tjust over half an hour inside the hospital with his father, before leaving. now, this is a private hospital. its covid guidelines state that visits from family should only be made in exceptional circumstances. the duke of edinburgh is heading into his fifth night in the hospital here. but this afternoon, buckingham palace has reiterated its statement from earlier in the week, which says the duke of edinburgh is being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and he is in good spirits. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has said the shooting of protesters in myanmar is beyond the pale. emergency services said at least two people have been killed and others injured during protests in the city of mandalay. witnesses say police used live ammunition to disperse the crowd. protests are continuing over this month's arrest of the elected leader, aung san suu kyi, in a military coup which has drawn international condemnation. for more on the situation in mandalay, here's soe win than,

he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital, before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershirespital and the covid guidelines at the moment say that family visits should not happen exceptin that family visits should not happen except in exceptional circumstances. at this stage we don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh, he is spending his free at night in hospital here, and today buckingham palace have repeated their most recent statement, saying that he is being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and he remains in good spirits. daniela, thanks forjoining _ he remains in good spirits. daniela, thanks forjoining us. _ emergency medical workers in myanmar say at least two people have been killed and several others injured during protests at the arrest of the democratically—elected leader, aung san suu kyi, in a military coup. witnesses say police in myanmar�*s second city, mandalay, used live ammunition to disperse the crowd during a shipyard strike. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports. the military has promised patience with

around half an hour at the king edward vii hospital, before returning to his highgrove home in gloucestershireesday on the advice of his doctor after feeling unwell. now, the weather with nick miller. hello. it's been a fine day today in scotland and northern ireland. it will be again tomorrow. whereas there is a weather front in parts of england and wales, which will continue to bring some rain, as it will through the evening and overnight. northern england, wales, the west midlands and the south—west in particular. eastern parts of england staying dry. a mild night across england and wales, but temperatures close to freezing in the coldest parts of scotland and northern ireland under largely clear skies. and bar the odd shower approaching north—west scotland tomorrow, most here will again have a fine day. the weather system in england and wales nudges a bit further east away from wales, northern and western parts of england as it brightens up a bit, but increasingly light and patchy rain edging back towards east anglia and the south—east of england on another mild day. some very wet weather,

surge testing will start tomorrow in parts of south gloucestershire. to travel in brazil. another three people have tested positive in north east scotland. they had been to brazil recently, too. we're going to contact the passengers just as fast as we can, we're going to check they haven't had symptoms. some of them may have had, randomly or connected. we're going to check if any have had tests and we'll do genetics on those tests. authorities are also trying to identify a sixth case. someone who took a test on february 12 or 13 did not register it properly. this isn't the first variant of concern we've had to deal with. and, in fact, this one is pretty similar to the one first found in south africa. now, surge testing for that did pick up a small number of cases, but less than 0.2% of all the people they tested had that variant. and in fact, since they first started looking for the south africa variant, they've only found 250 cases of it across the uk. this makes the vaccine roll—out ever more important. and today, a new milestone — more than 20 milli

residents living in 2a bristol and south gloucestershire postcodes are being "strongly encouraged" toe. a charity says a national day of remembrance for the victims of coronavirus is needed to help the uk deal with the effects of the pandemic. the end of life charity marie curie says the day will be an opportunity to remember those who have died and provide support for the millions grieving for loved ones. march 23rd — the anniversary of the day britain first went into lockdown — has been proposed. senators in the united states are expected to vote later in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. lawyers representing the former president have accused democrats of using the proceedings to settle political scores, saying the charge of "incitement of insurrection" was a "monstrous lie". our north america correspondent barbara plett usher reports. chanting: fight for trump! donald trump told his supporters to fight like hell. but did he really mean it? nothing in the text could ever be construed as encouraging, condoning, or enticing unlawful activity of any kind. of course he did n

he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershireppen except in exceptional circumstances. but at this stage, we don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh. he is spending his fifth night in hospital here, and today, buckingham palace have reiterated their most recent statements, saying that he's being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and that he remains in good spirits. a 21—year—old british woman has become the youngest australia has officially begun its covid—i9 vaccination programme. the country's first recipient has left the prime minister in stitches.- recipient has left the prime minister in stitches. give them the the for _ minister in stitches. give them the the for vaccine, _ minister in stitches. give them the the for vaccine, the - minister in stitches. give them the the for vaccine, the the i the the for vaccine, the the vaccine. 84—year—old jane is the first person in australia to receive the pfizer—biontech jab at a sydney medical centre. the prime minister, scott morrison, you can see

around half an hour at the king edward vii hospital, before returning to his highgrove home in gloucestershire on the advice of his doctor after feeling unwell. police in birmingham are continuing to question two 15—year—old boys on suspicion of kidnap and theft. the boys were arrestedafter a car with two young children inside was taken from a driveway in the city. a police helicopter was involved in the search before the car was stopped on a road in the city centre. the boys — aged two and four — were unharmed and reunited with their parents at the roadside. let's return to our main story — the rollout of the vaccine programme in the uk. the health secretary says the government has followed clinical guidance when prioritising the vaccine for certain groups. matt hancock has been responding to criticism, after the broadcaster and radio 2 presenterjo whiley said she was offered a vaccine before her sister who has learning disabilities and diabetes. the dj's sister, frances, has since tested positive for coronavirus after there was an outbreak in her care home. speaking on the andrew marr show,

around half an hour at the king edward the 7th hospital, before returning to his highgrove home in gloucestershireter feeling unwell. the headlines on bbc news. a pledge that every adult in the uk will be offered their first dose of coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly — a month ahead of schedule. borisjohnson meets ministers and scientific advisers to put the final touches to plans to bring england out of lockdown. a pioneering breakthough for children needing a heart transplant, which helps reduce waiting list times. and more on that story. the uk has introduced a new heart transplant technique for children that reanimates a donor heart outside the body and can even repair any damage sustained by the organ during death. this programme, a collaboration between the royal papworth and great 0rmond street hospitals, significantly increased the number of such life—saving operations carried out in the uk last year. our health correspondent anna collinson has this report just a year ago, one of these sisters had a failing heart and was put on an urgent transplant list. nice wave! freya heddington was

he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershiresay that family visit shouldn't happen except in exceptional circumstances. but at this stage, we don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh. he is spending his fifth night in hospital here, and today, buckingham palace have reiterated their most recent statements, saying that he's being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and that he remains in good spirits. this is bbc news. our main headlines — debris hurtles from the skies above colorado on to homes below after an engine fails on a united airlines flight with 241 people on board. gunfire. an escalation of violence in myanmar — emergency workers say at least two people have been killed in the city of mandalay. president biden has approved a major disaster declaration for texas which will pave the way for more us federal funds to be spent on relief efforts, including assistance for temporary housing, home repairs and low—cost loans, after the state has suffered widespread power blackouts and water shorta

charles spent around half an hour with his father before returning to his highgrove residence in gloucestershirece of his doctor after feeling unwell. broadcasterjo whiley says she is living "a nightmare" after being offered a covid vaccine before her sister, who has a learning disability and diabetes. her sister frances has since tested positive for coronavirus after there was an outbreak in her care home. the bbc radio 2 presenter said she would give up her vaccine for her sister "in a heartbeat". it's been the worst week of our lives, without a shadow of a doubt. 2a hours ago, we were talking palliative care and yesterday she rallied round and we are seeing her oxygen levels rise. so at the moment we have got hope. it is quite difficult to predict how she will react to things like physically and emotionally. and that is the same with anyone with a learning disability. so going into hospital, the easiest thing that happens with everybody when you have got covid—19, you are given oxygen. they couldn't do that with frances, because shejust couldn't tolerate it. she was petrified. she just would

around half an hour at the king edward vii hospital, before returning to his highgrove home in gloucestershirevice of his doctor after feeling unwell. a0 dedicated mental health support units are set to be opened across the country as the nhs expands support for staff after the toughest year in the health service's 70—plus history. staff can access services over the phone with onward referral to online and one—to—one expert help from qualified mental health clinicians, therapists, recovery workers and psychologists. senior managers say it's vital that the people who played such a big role getting the country through the pandemic are given additional support. let's talk to paul farmer from the mental health charity, mind. thank you very much for being with us. this is obviously good news, any new service is a good news, but we are 11 months into this pandemic. the mental health crisis affecting the civilian population has been stark enough, it's hard to underestimate, i guess, or overestimate, rather, how significant the mental health impact has been on the clinicians, the people who have been

various postcodes in south gloucestershire and bristol have also started mass testing programmes —— near fergus most reports. despite some worrying headlines about the south african variant, public enthusiasm for vaccination remains strong. this centre at elland road, home of leeds united football club, started mass immunisation today. joshua is 25, and has very severe asthma stop he has been shielding at home, and has only come out to have his jab. it only come out to have hisjab. it was being like locked up, in a way, like being kept in a cage, and having this is like getting the key to get out. having this is like getting the key to net out. ., �*, having this is like getting the key to net out. . �*, .,, having this is like getting the key to netout. . �*, , having this is like getting the key touetout. . �*, , to get out. margaret's has been has been in intensive _ to get out. margaret's has been has been in intensive care _ to get out. margaret's has been has been in intensive care with - to get out. margaret's has been has been in intensive care with covid . been in intensive care

charles spent around half an hour with his father before returning to his highgrove residence in gloucestershiremitted on tuesday on the advice of his doctor after feeling unwell. a united airlines passengerjet has scattered debris over a residential area near denver in colorado after one of its engines failed on take—off. the boeing 777 was able to return safely and land. no injuries have been reported. mark lobel reports. here it? yes. mummy! something blew u. a loud here it? yes. mummy! something blew no a loud bang — here it? yes. mummy! something blew up. a loud bang was _ here it? yes. mummy! something blew up. a loud bang was heard _ here it? yes. mummy! something blew up. a loud bang was heard on _ here it? yes. mummy! something blew up. a loud bang was heard on board - up. a loud bang was heard on board this united airlines flight 328 just after ta ke—off this united airlines flight 328 just after take—off in denver, leaving its 231 passengers heading to hawaii now holding their breath as the pilot makes a distress call. mayday, ma da . pilot makes a distress call. mayday, mayday- we —

charles spent around half an hour with his father before returning to his highgrove residence in gloucestershireuesday on the advice of his doctor, after feeling unwell. debris from a united airlines passengerjet, which suffered an engine failurejust after take—off, has landed on a residential area in the us state of colorado. the boeing 777 was flying from denver to honolulu when the accident happened. it was able to return safely and land, and there have been no reported injuries. mark lobel reports. hear it? yes. mummy! something blew up. a loud bang was heard on board this united airlines flight 328 just after take—off in denver, leaving its 231 passengers heading to hawaii now holding their breath as the pilot makes a distress call. mayday, mayday. we need to return immediately. you could hear the boom, and we started shaking. we were right on the wing, so i looked out and i could see some smoke coming, and ijust knew. my daughter was on the window and i wasjust like don't look, let's close it up and let'sjust pray. so that's what we did, we held hands and said some prayers. as the boeing 7

he spentjust over half an hour inside the hospital before leaving again and heading back to gloucestershiretional circumstances. but at this stage, we don't have any update on the health of the duke of edinburgh. he is spending his fifth night in hospital here, and today, buckingham palace have reiterated their most recent statements, saying that he's being kept in hospital out of an abundance of caution and that he remains in good spirits. russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been found guilty of defaming a second world war veteran in his second court appearance of the day. he's already been sentenced to more than two years in prison. alexei navalny has cold the case a smear campaign against him. back in court. the kremlin's most vocal critic, russia's most famous prisoner. alexei navalny tried to be upbeat. but his appeal was rejected. the result? 2.5 years in prison for fraud and parole violations — charges widely seen as politically motivated. this was mr navalny a month ago, flying home after recovering in germany from being poisoned in siberia. he was arrested on arrival. that

charles spent around half an hour with his father before returning to his highgrove residence in gloucestershireheart transplant have, for the first time, benefitted from a pioneering british technique. the research means waiting times for life—saving operations could be cut for young patients right around the world. a machine is used to revive the hearts of donors, keeping them beating outside the body for up to 12 hours. the process has been used for adults for some time, but is now available for children. bbc news has been given access to the team behind the breakthrough. anna collinson has the story. carefree and healthy, butjust a year ago, one of these sisters had a failing heart and was put on an urgent transplant list. i was very fatigued, so the more i did in a day, the more short of breath and tired, and the less i could do. freya was warned she may have to wait up to two years. luckily, two hospitals in england had just started a new programme to increase hearts that are available for children. give a nice wave! she had her operation just eight weeks later. after ten days, she was all

prince charles drove 100 miles from gloucestershire to be with his father under there are photographsurgh. he is a man of 99 so everyone is wishing him well and hoping he pulls through. indeed, we all wish him well. thank you both of you for being with us and taking a look through today's sunday papers. my thanks again to my guest. goodbye from all of us. the weather for most of us today is not too bad and there are certainly a lot of bright weather and sunny weather around but it is not like that everywhere and we are expecting rain across south—west england, wales and eventually north west england. a stubborn front has moved on from the south and brought a lot of rainfall to places like southern wales in the past 2a hours. we have seen one or two spots over 100 millimetres of rain and the river levels are pretty high so flood warnings in place from the met office. some parts of south—west england but more especially the hills of wales and some of that range sneaking into parts of north—western england in the pennines but the vast majority of us actually a dry day by the odd shower i

isolated the 3 english cases 2 of them are for the same family same household at least in south gloucestershire the the 3rd case is perhaps the most worrying of them all because they haven't been able to trace that person yet they didn't fill out fully their test registration card and so presumably they don't know yet that they tested positive so the author of these health authorities in england there are skin granny one who took a test on the 12th or 13th of february who didn't fill in their test results and come to the details to get in touch with them as soon as possible they are also. basically trying to trace and test anyone who was on a flight from zurich to london on friday the 10th because that was where most of these english cases were detected from. salvadorans are heading to the polls on sunday to elect $84.00 members of the national assembly polls indicate nearly 7 out of 10 voters favor a president that naive party and as matter whether apple or that reports their sphere of the vote could destabilize nearly 3 decades of democratic order. it's mid-term elections in el salvador this

around half an hour at the king edward vii hospital, before returning to his highgrove home in gloucestershireas admitted to hospital on tuesday on the advice of his doctor after feeling unwell. he will be 100 injune. a four—year—old girl and two adults have died in a house fire in exeter. three other children, who were in the house, are in a stable condition in hospital. duncan sleightholme reports. behind these blackened windows, three members of a family have lost their lives. a bunch of flowers placed outside this home in tribute to those who have died. forensic officers and detectives looking for evidence to work out how this tragedy has happened. the emergency services were called in the early hours of this morning. a 28—year—old woman, a 29—year—old man and a four—year—old girl have died. three other children are being treated in hospital — two boys, aged four and nine, and a seven—year—old girl. it's a huge tragedy for all involved. the family, those who knew the family, the broader community here in exeter, as well, all of whom will be greatly affected by this. throughout the day, spe

he stayed for about half—an—hour and then drove back to his home in gloucestershire, about 100 milesy one person at a time is allowed to visit the patient. obviously for prince charles, like everyone who has elderly relatives in hospital, it was important for him to see his father. there was another well wisher here as well yesterday, a little boy turned up with a get well soon poster for prince little boy turned up with a get well soon posterfor prince philip. he himself had been treated for cancer when he was younger and he wanted to give his best wishes to the duke of edinburgh, who is still in hospital after being admitted on tuesday. it has been a very multi— was weak for the royalfamily, what with prince philip in hospital and then megan and harry permanently stepping down as working members of the royal family. —— tumultuous week. you just have to look at the newspapers today, it is still dominating a lot of them. there is a huge amount of interest in the royal family and of course what is going on with the family. course what is going on with the famil . ~ , ,., , course what

residents living in 2a bristol and south gloucestershire postcodes are "strongly encouraged" to get acouncil is urging people who have taken part in localised surge testing in bristol and south gloucestershire to return their tests as quickly as possible. senators in the united states are expected to deliver a verdict this weekend in donald trump's second impeachment trial. the former prsident has been charged with incitement of insurrection following the riot at the capitol building last month. 0ur washington correspondent barbara plett usher reports. chanting: fight for trump! fight for trump! _ donald trump told his supporters to fight like hell. but did he really mean it? nothing in the text could ever be construed as encouraging, condoning, or enticing unlawful activity of any kind. of course he did not, his lawyers argued, in a combative and brief defence. this was ordinary political rhetoric. to make its point, the defence produced a selectively edited video of democrats uttering the same word. fight that fight. we have been fighting... i was fighting very hard... time is of th

this is how the day starting for a weather watch and gloucestershire.rn chilly where we keep clear skies but this low cloud will roll into a good part of england, the southern half of england into yorkshire and parts of wales. very murky here by the end of the night. fog for parts of northern ireland and scotland. lowest temperature was the clearest skies. some spots getting down to freezing or below and southern scotland. tomorrow another dry day but we will have an area of cloud and mist to contend with and some of that will linger for a good part of day. it will turn increasingly misty and murky on a course of northern england and eastern scotland and places like aberdeenshire will turn grey and misty as the day turns on. in the best of the sunshine to highs of 10 degrees or 11 degrees but parts of eastern england may bejust degrees or 11 degrees but parts of eastern england may be just four or 5 degrees. a similar weather on tuesday, largely dry with mist and fog and low cloud close to north sea course. many places earning that they find but turning