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iam martine i am martine croxall.wn was eased,— but concerns as health officials confirm 77 cases of the indian variant across the uk. the organisation representing nhs trusts in england says it will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog caused by the pandemic. two russians suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent poisonings are now accused — over a czech arms depot explosion in 2014. the czechs, for example, in the past until quite recently have been quite reticent about basically picking a fight with moscow. and it's quite interesting how the czechs have pivoted and they're being very, very robust in their response. the government says it will examine any recommendation made by the inquiry into the lobbying row involving david cameron. angerfrom the premier league and uefa, as reports suggest the big

iam convinced that what has been announced... i am sceptical about it.ld like to see in football. it is a closed shop idea so i am sceptical at the moment but will martin lipton, the chief sports writer for the uk's sun newspaper joins me now. thank you for staying up for us, martin. is this a power grab by the big clubs? the grab already happened. _ grab by the big clubs? the grab already happened. they - grab by the big clubs? the grab already happened. they took i already happened. they took control of their own futures. this will be the most significant change in the football landscape that we have seen since the crisis caused over transfer values back in the 90s. it is a huge development. 12 clubs with three more suddenly becoming even wealthier than before, sharing £3 billion sterling as a joining fee. from potentially even as soon as august this year. it is a monumental change. it rips up the fabric of european football and many people say it destroys the essence of the game. i5 people say it destroys the essence of the game. is it actually — esse

not cuts through or not or to be honest, i am not bothered. cuts through or not or to be honest, iamually do think ordinary working people expect the prime minister to be honest and decent and open.- minister to be honest and decent and open. labour added that what called _ decent and open. labour added that what called the _ decent and open. labour added that what called the long - that what called the long delayed list of ministers financial interests should be published immediately. chris mason, bbc news. somalia is facing its worst political crisis in recent history after the president extended his term in power. on monday night, protesters gathered as opposition took control of areas in the capital. several people were killed during a violent exhalation, raising consent from neighbouring country in the horn of africa that somalia could slip back into civil war. triggered by a controversial extension of the president's mandate, these protesters are demanding a free and fair election. after somalia's elections in february were cancelled because of disagreements over how to conduct

iam meantime, thank you very much for your company. iam lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news.eel quite warm by day but, at night, clear skies can still allow it to get cold and frosty. but it will remain mostly dry through the rest of the week. now, on the earlier satellite image, you can see this stripe of cloud here. this is a weakening weather front, not much rain left on it, but certainly more in the way of cloud as this sinks down across england and wales through the first part of wednesday. also some mist and murk, and low cloud lapping onto some southern coasts of england. so a bit of a grey start for parts of england and wales, even with the odd spot of rain, but it will brighten up with some sunny spells into the afternoon. scotland and northern ireland having a sunny but chilly start, and keeping hold of some sunshine through the day. just more in the way of cloud, and maybe the odd shower getting into shetland. quite a breezy day for many. and where you're exposed to that breeze along the east coast, temperatures may only get to 8—10 celsius. highest temperatures li

iam i am gathered around june. —— i am gavin.rt with a day of drama and plenty of goals in the premier league. newcastle left it late to secure a vital point against tottenham, who themselves were vying for a place in the top four. a welcome result for steve bruce and his under—pressure side. nesta mcgregor was watching. easter sunday and while some of us spent it searching for sugary treats, newcastle and tottenham were on a different hunt, for three points. the spurs defence cracked first, joelinton tapping home only his second league goal of the season. 1—0 up, magpies manager steve bruce looked excited. in football, it's often said you're most vulnerable after scoring. just 90 seconds later, harry kane proved that to be right. albeit a bit fortunate. the forward's second goal was anything but lucky. a great first touch, then a fierce low shot into the corner of the net. the second half saw newcastle pushing for the equaliser and spaces began to open up via this breakaway. harry kane was inches away from his hat—trick. that mi

iam reading —— reading and eyewitness report that says that heavy police presence every —— on fridayreats and given what happened onjanuary the 6th, giving the criticism of some areas of the us capitol police, you would imagine they would be taking any threat extremely seriously?— taking any threat extremely seriousl ? , �* , , ., taking any threat extremely seriousl ? , �*, , ., ., seriously? yes. there's been a lot of criticism _ seriously? yes. there's been a lot of criticism of _ seriously? yes. there's been a lot of criticism of the _ seriously? yes. there's been a lot of criticism of the lady _ seriously? yes. there's been a lot of criticism of the lady us - seriously? yes. there's been a lot of criticism of the lady us capitoll of criticism of the lady us capitol police handled the attack on the capital. the insurrection and the lack of preparedness. maybe some amount of intelligence that was ignored and varies a review ongoing that the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi appointed the general to look into all of the preparedness and what the us capitol police state and the day

sobre todo, aprobar la ley iam vanessa guillÉn. por estar con nosotros, ese llamado de justicia todavÍa continÚa mÁs fuerte que nunca. >> sÍ, empezamos este aÑo con la misma lucha del aÑo pasado, pidiendo lo mismo, justicia, y que se pase la ley yo soy vanessa guillÉn. esta lucha mÁs fuerte que nunca, ahora a un aÑo despuÉs, y es increÍble. pero de una manera muy negativa, que un aÑo despuÉs no haya justicia, despuÉs de la muerte de vanessa, ahora estos agresores, y de ver lo que tenemos que hacer en mucho tiempo. edwin: cuando lograron esa reuniÓn con el expresidente donald trump, ¿ha habido acercamiento con la casa blanca? >> hemos tratado, si nos puede recibir, como lo hizo el presidente anterior, recuerdo que una vez en twitter reconociÓ lo que estaba pasando, y prometiÓ que nos iba a ayudar. ahora que estÁ en la presidencia pedimos que se cumpla esa promesa. edwin: en el pentÁgono como por ejemplo con el secretario interino ha dicho que estÁn dÁndole seguimiento al programa shar, ¿crees que eso es suficiente? >> no, no importa

the conference guaranteed a national title for the first time since they won their last in 92 iams trng r anca. umout to a 12-3 lead. she hits the three and said let's go! fired up. arizona responds with a 16-four- run. here's the steal and then the bcket to take the lead. it looks like we have a game in the second quarter. stanford goes on an 11-0 run themselves. anna wilson, a big three. her older brother russell in the stands. cardinal by 7 at recess. mcdonald has been arizona office best player, the left he gets the wildcats within one mac. this game was crazy. back and forth in the in the go. haley jones, the dribble, drive, this is tough, and one mac. she had a team-high 17. we went down to the final play of the game. mcdonald for three, the great defense throws it up, oh! stanford wins 54-53. their first national title since --. stefan curry will return to the starting lineup. he is back in after missing writing i's loss. draymond green also back. after their second-worst loss in team history, they get their top two players back. >> yes, he is still in some pain, but he is going

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iam not particularly aware of what that means. i'm sure you are. you've been all around that area.ources have been talking to abc news and they said the two offices are set to be injured. one critically. that is according to the source. a serious incident? ~ , ,., , ,., ., incident? absolutely. the report of in'u is incident? absolutely. the report of injury is quite _ incident? absolutely. the report of injury is quite concerning _ incident? absolutely. the report of injury is quite concerning if - incident? absolutely. the report of injury is quite concerning if this - injury is quite concerning if this is what happened in this barricade. it seems to be a huge security presence there. just based on who would be responding to an incident like this. the national guardsmen we had the that will be the us capitol police and the washington metropolitan police. these are the law enforcement agencies that would respond to this. i also imagine we have not seen any reporting of that by the fbi would be called to a myspace to assess what happened and they would be scrambling to get the air

iam really, really hurt.a walk. i walk about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three orfour times a about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three or four times a day, about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three orfour times a day, but about 10,000 steps a day minimum, three or four times a day, but since this thing happened, it has broken me down. , ., this thing happened, it has broken me down. , . , this thing happened, it has broken me down. , ., , ., me down. others are praying for loved ones _ me down. others are praying for loved ones who _ me down. others are praying for loved ones who are _ me down. others are praying for loved ones who are suffering - me down. others are praying for i loved ones who are suffering from covid—19, many waiting outside hospitals as the country runs out of beds and oxygen. morna has travelled down from coventry. we beds and oxygen. morna has travelled down from coventry.— beds and oxygen. morna has travelled down from coventry. we got very many elderly relatives _ down from coventry. we

iam amazed.ool, when they were still school age, collect them early so that i could see them through the window sitting at their desk. it's something that i have never done myself, and always envied them, and they would come home, throw their rucksack on the floor and say, "what is for dinner?" these are some things that are so glorious, and i want everyone to see these opportunities that we have here and remember, remember there are children out there still on the streets without education, without school desks. sir vartan melkonian, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you, zeinab. hello there. do you know what? if we hadn't have had that early warm spelljust a few days ago, i think most of us would be pleased with the weather story across the easter weekend. lots of sunshine out there at the moment, as you can see from cumbria just a few hours ago. west is certainly best in terms of the sunshine. you can see there is some stubborn cloud across the far north and east of scot

iam amazed.rly to school when they were still school age, collect them early so that i could see them through the window sitting at their desk. it's something that i have never done myself, and always envied them, and they would come home, throw their rucksack on the floor and say "what is for dinner?" these are some things that are so glorious, and i want everyone to see these opportunities that we have here and remember, remember there are children out there still on the streets without education, without school desks. sir vartan melkonian, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you, zeinab. hello there. temperatures have been coming down day by day and it's going to stay chilly now into the easter period but with high pressure nearby, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, though it'll be cold with overnight frost. so, gardeners and growers beware. and then as we head on into easter monday, a significant cold, arctic blast will bring us a mixture of sunshine and also w

i oh, yeah, iam not impulsive at all, that is actually very accurate.formation that is being given. to you while at the same time j processing what is being said, how am i going to respond to it, how is it relevant - to the discussion — - that is a lot of information you are holding at any one time in order to be able i to do that successfully. so it shows that you are in the right role... - if you ever needed telling - that, lara, then it's confirmed here. that was pretty intense, you really don't want to be interrupted by a child or a housemate. laughs. so let's see, you are risk averse and can hold a lot of information in your head, i have to say that is you — and come to think of it, that's me too. what a coincidence! we must both be on the rightjob then. well, there you go, and long may it continue. part of the job now involves saying goodbye, so could you offload all about information that you have been holding in your head please? yes, as ever you can find the team on social media, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks

iam shaun i am shaun ley.ngland will have access to two free rapid tests a week from this friday. borisjohnson will give more details about his plans to further ease the lockdown in england today, including a traffic light system for foreign travel. hairdressers, homeware shops and garden centres are reopening in scotland, as covid restrictions are eased. india records more than 100,000 new coronaviruscases in a single day — the highest daily increase in the world. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in court on trialfor corruption — as his party seeks to form the next government. and, coming up, what's it like to live with a stammer? we'll be finding out in half an hour on bbc news.

has also led to a rise in victims but the country's death toll now at more than 180000 permits or iams us that's be working around the clock overwhelmed with the influx of bodies' hospitals are raising the alarm over oxygen shortages and a lack of. well meanwhile vaccine make a fine as it was warned of a growth in short fraud finding fake injections often particularly in poland and mexico. we are cognizant that in this type of environment fuelled by the ease and convenience of e-commerce and anonymity afforded by the internet there will be an increase in the prevalence of fraud counterfeit and other illicit activity as it relates to vaccines and treatments for covert 19 the counterfeit doses were seized by author and dozens in mexico paid around $1000.00 for what turned out to be a fake covert shots though there were no reports of adverse side effects meanwhile in poland a bounty rinku treatment passed off as the pfizer job was discovered before it could hit the streets dr john dombrowski from the washington pain center says it's a tragic case of supply and demand. there's a lot of dem

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iam i am investigating you! after his release on bail, we metjimmy lai in his mansion home.on? this is just living my life peacefully. but if i'm injail, i'm living my life meaningfully. because you must fear some things, for yourfamily, for hong kong, for your loved ones? yes, i do have fear. you're right. hey, good morning, everybody. this is a very nice day in hong kong today... despite the fear, jimmy lai continued his criticism of beijing. livestreaming from his newspaper headquarters, he'd broadcast his talks with prominent western political figures on a weekly basis. yeah, i think the freedom of speech is in danger here, in hong kong. beijing says the new laws were needed to restore stability and end violent protest in the city. and the laws also make jimmy lai's broadcasts a risky move. given their vague wording, it's unclear if the discussions could land him with even more charges. his every word spoken could be used against him. good morning, how are you? beforejimmy is finally detained, we meet him one last time. i'm prepared for the worst. if the worst comes, tha

iam i am praying that the verdict is the right verdict. i wouldn't say that.means for regional security. the eu's drug regulator rules thejohnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine should continue to be used but with a warning — after finding possible links to rare blood clots. we start with breaking news about the proposed football european super league. it is not going to plan for the breakaway teams. it is not going to plan for the breakaway teams. this tweet from our sport editor dan roan: "i understand chelsea are now preparing documentation to request withdrawing from the esl". that was around half an hour ago or so. now, we have a second tweet saying manchester city has withdrawn from the european super league as well. these are fans demonstrating outside chelsea's ground, stamford bridge. they're holding signs with words like "greed", "help" and "leeches". there was some stronger language on some of the other signs we're not showing. there are 12 teams involved in this breakaway, six in england. the two who now say they are out, manchester city and chelse

the time was her husband, the actor, and he said today, i am husband, the actor, and he said today, iamactor, and he said today, i am heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer, a beautiful and mighty woman thatis cancer, a beautiful and mighty woman that is helen mccrory has died, surrounded by a wave of family and friends. god, we loved her. we know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. thank you very much. the mayor of chicago has appealed for calm after the release of footage showing an unarmed 13—year—old boy being shot dead by a policeman last month. the video shows adam toledo with his hands up and with no weapon — although the police film shows a handgun near the spot where he fell. the teenager's death comes at a time of continuing high tension in the us about police killings. barbara plett usher reports from chicago. the policeman chases the boy down an alleyway. "raise your hands," he shouts, then a shot is fired. stop! gunshot police had said the boy, adam toledo, was carrying a gun but the video shows him raising empty hands before he falls to

iam i am lewis vaughan—jones.rbon emissions by at least half of past levels before the end of this decade. he called on other leaders at a virtual climate summit to take decisive action. china has vaccinated more than 200 million people since it first began rolling outjabs to the pubic six months ago. it was slow to start — covid has been all but eradicated there for months now, but its borders remain effectively closed. now it's turning to its state owned companies to persuade or pressure millions more people to get vaccinated. 0ur china correspondent robin brant reports from yiwu near the east coast. music. here we are again. we've come back to zhejiang hospital in this district of yiwu because it was here six months ago that we discovered they were doling out the vaccine for the first time in china, we think the first time in the world, to anyone who wanted it. any member of the public could turn up, pay their money, get the jab. what's happening here in china is it's being rolled out to the public. six months

and today, it was damian lewis who wrote, i am today, it was damian lewis who wrote, iam heartbrokene, i am heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer the beautiful and mighty woman that is helen mccrory has died peacefully at home surrounded by a wave of love from friends and family. she died as she lived, fearlessly, god, we loved her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. helen mccrory, 52, there were many great roles she had yet to play. the actress helen mccrory, whose death was announced today. let's turn now to the coronavirus pandemic, and the latest government figures show that there were 2,596 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,588. the latest daily figure for the number of people across the uk in hospital with coronavirus is 2,291. 3a deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 26 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so

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iam| faith. i did, i had faith. i am 'ust faith. i did, i had faith. i am just happy— faith.just happy that this - faith. idid, i had faith. iami just happy that this happened because i have to boys who are black_ because i have to boys who are black and — because i have to boys who are black and for this to happen, i'm black and for this to happen, i'm glad _ black and for this to happen, i'm glad it happened, unfortunately to someone else, so we can— unfortunately to someone else, so we can get the ball rolling for progress to do it right because _ for progress to do it right because george floyd is somebody's dad, son, uncle. it coutd— somebody's dad, son, uncle. it could easily have been my son, edit could — could easily have been my son, edit could have been my hrother~ _ edit could have been my brother. i am so happy that this— brother. i am so happy that this tragic turn of events had to happen for something to change _ to happen for something to chance. to happen for something to chante, ., to happen for something to chance. ., ., . , ., change. some of the voices of

iam i am with an associate professor at the hospital, there are two vaccines available, the chinese andtive. are people expressing a lot of concern about that to you? there are concerns about vaccine hesitancy and the take—up of the vaccine. 0ne vaccine hesitancy and the take—up of the vaccine. one in four of the over 65 �*s have not come forward to have their shot. turkey is now battling a third wave of covid—19 with skyrocketing cases, the numbers of daily infections have gone up of daily infections have gone up to over 60,000 in recent days, so doctors are urging people to come forward and get their vaccination. 0rla guerin reporting from istanbul. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: trapped at america's southern border, tens of thousands of unaccompanied children remain held in us government custody despite promises of a more humane immigration policy. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. singing one of the most successful singer—song wr

. >> reporter: tonight covid infections remain stubbornly high, even with a third of adults iam vaccinated and more than half with one dose. just five states account for roughly 43% of cases nationwide. many others are like illinois, with cases down, butitalization. now health officials are hospitalizations and deaths up. now health officials are concerned that the pace of vaccinations may be slowing down. giving the virus more opportunity to mutate and spread. >> we're very soon hitting that wall where everyone who wants to get vaccinated will have gottenw at least one dose. a >> reporter: a new kaiser family foundation analysis projects that enthusiasm to get vaccinated may peak in the next two to four weeks. >> unless we can convince more people who are sitting on the sidelines now, we're not going to have enough people vaccinated to hit herd immunity. >> reporter: complicating vaccination efforts, a new fda report out today fouatsani planthatduces the so& hnson vae. the plant remains closed and j & j's vaccine rollout is still on pause after repo to sway more people to get vaccinated,

and how has this period been for you, i am how has this period been for you, iam presuming how has thisareer? yeah, it has been honestly incredibly depressing, i mean at first it started out pretty nice, because i hadn't had so much time to myself, and not being on the road and touring and ifelt this new being on the road and touring and i felt this new surge of energy and inspiration, and then the loneliness and everything that, i don't know, time that i was faced with, that performance is such a huge part of living and thriving for me, it is my lifeline, and having that exchange of energy between audience and... people, and it really started to affect me, and my mental state, so i was yeah, it was really, really hard. i was yeah, it was really, really hard. , ., ., , , hard. i 'ust want to pick up, the hard. i just want to pick up, the importance _ hard. i just want to pick up, the importance of— hard. ijust want to pick up, i the importance of performing hard. ijust want to pick up, - the importance of performing to that audience for you and your mental health, and it is going to be

iam here to think that praises of caesar, not variant, i am fan of mike embley.oing to do great things. i hear rumblings on the street that the powerful and attractive mike embley is about to get onto another part of his career. i have no doubt you are going to burn some rubber and show people how it's done, isn't that right?— show people how it's done, isn't that right? no, but thank ou ve isn't that right? no, but thank you very much. _ isn't that right? no, but thank you very much, gene, - isn't that right? no, but thank you very much, gene, that. isn't that right? no, but thank you very much, gene, that is. you very much, gene, that is very kind of you. now we get to delve into the archives. trouble is, mike hasn't actually aged. ever since his time in the 80s on wales today. here is our reporter in 1992 checking out these increasingly popular things called credit card the queen's face already on banknotes, it seemed only fair to slap on banknotes, it seemed only fairto slap his on banknotes, it seemed only fair to slap his on these. haifa fair to slap his on

iam i am obviously of indian ancestry.ter lives in bombay is not only have i been seeing images on mainstream media, i have been receiving daily updates from her as to what is going on on the ground. what is it you are trying to do? i think one of the issues we have is british asians and the health care profession really do want to help. 0ne profession really do want to help. one of the concerns is that if we donated money, where that money go and we did end up into the hands of the people who really need it? because i have a close family member in india, we have managed to identify some charities who we know are doing first—hand exceptional work, so i have opened up and go find me page for uk health care providers and we aim to donate money to charities at a grassroots level to charities at a grassroots level to make a difference. you to charities at a grassroots level to make a difference.— to make a difference. you are findin: a to make a difference. you are finding a good _ to make a difference. you are finding a good

iam i am incredibly envious watching the pictures we will be commentating over the next four nights,month since sitting in the grandstands enjoying that april georgia sunshine. it makes such a difference to any sporting event but there is such a special atmosphere at that golf course i do think there's something very particular about the grounds that accompany the great shots in the balls that land in the water in a gusto. it is not as jam—packed as it would be, there are only 12,000 fans in a day but i am sure the players and bustle it, it brings a vibrancy and succumbing to the event. we it brings a vibrancy and succumbing to the event-— to the event. we have been saying that the brits _ to the event. we have been saying that the brits have _ to the event. we have been saying that the brits have not _ to the event. we have been saying that the brits have not been - to the event. we have been saying that the brits have not been doing | that the brits have not been doing well, but paul casey has rapidly shut up the leaderboard. he well, but paul casey has rapidly shut up the leaderbo

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iam i am with the fans.rs. for me, it has have fan involvement, because it cannot carry on like this. we cannot have owners like that, they are invisible to us. chelsea manager thomas tuchel has criticised the new champions league format, saying coaches and players have not been consulted on plans to add more games to an already busy schedule. the number of teams participating in the group stage of the champions league will increase from 32 to 36. it comes after the collapse of plans for a european super league. all that this discussion about super league made us forget that we have now a new format of champions league very soon. did they ask any coach about this? i do not think so. they do not ask me. did they ask any player? i do not think so. it is just more and more games. this is not more quality, it is just more games. at the same time, we have three substitutes here in a premier league in the toughest competitions. no, i am league in the toughest competitions. no, iam not league in the toughest compet

having to adapt so much in the way that everybody has, i am so much in the way that everybody has, iamhat. i so much in the way that everybody has, i am ready for that. i am just excited to get back in. i think everybody is. is excited to get back in. i think everybody is-_ everybody is. is it a sense of nervous _ everybody is. is it a sense of nervous anticipation, - everybody is. is it a sense of| nervous anticipation, almost, alongside the excitement? i think so. i am alongside the excitement? i think so- i am not _ alongside the excitement? i think so. i am notjust _ alongside the excitement? i think so. i am notjust excited - alongside the excitement? i think so. i am notjust excited for - alongside the excitement? i think. so. i am notjust excited for myself as an actor, but also audience members and other freelancers that are also theatre makers. and for the entertainment sector, the live entertainment sector, the live entertainment sector, the live entertainment sector as a whole, because i think, for us, we haven't beenin because i think, for us, we haven't been in and out of

looking back, iam aware of her, tell us about nikki.ple over the years have been in that house. 0nly the years have been in that house. only a few make a real impact, and nikki grahame was one of those, she was funny, engaging, over—the—top, temper tantrums. was funny, engaging, over—the—top, tempertantrums. she was funny, engaging, over—the—top, temper tantrums. she had absolutely no filter. if it popped into her head,it no filter. if it popped into her head, it came straight out. the public had a very, very strong reaction over the years that she created, because she became part of the big brother world. she was in and out of the house a couple of times over the years. every emotion dialled up to 11. which was also perhaps a bit of a clue that she had her troubles as well. she was very open about them. she wrote about it. from the age of eight, she talked about the fact she had struggled with anorexia. she said she had spent more time in treatment than in the school for large parts of her adolescence. a lot of ups and downs. it was on

iam sure i am sure life. -- i am shaun ley.home residents in england will be allowed two regular visitors indoors from the 12th of april, in a further relaxation of coronavirus restrictions. visitors will also be able to bring babies and young children with them, meaning some residents could meet grandchildren for the first time. charlotte wright has this report. it's been an agonising year for those with relatives locked down in care homes. but last month, as restrictions started to ease, some were able to hold their loved ones�* hands for the first time since the start of the pandemic. hello, mum, how are you? now, from april 12th, more family members will be reunited as residents will be allowed a second regular indoor visitor. it is time for people to be let back in and the difference in my mother's mental health is huge, but not only that, the difference in how i feel, you know, also, as her daughter to be able to see her. it is absolutely imperative that people get to see their loved ones. you know, we are running out of

iam assuming i am assuming you are excited to hear about this.he office and elsewhere — they are asking, will it happen or won't it? many have been trapped here in singapore. we are all holding our breath. none of us can travel without a strictly enforced two—week quarantine period, but at long last it looks like this travel bubble between hong kong and singapore will begin on may the 26th, the two cities essentially having just announced this in the last hour, moving to re—establish these crucial overseas travel links between the two financial hubs after it was delayed about six months ago following a spike in coronavirus cases in hong kong. singapore's ministry of transport, though, urges caution, saying the travel bubble will have to be carefully managed, with just one fly today in each direction, capped at about 200 passengers on each flight for the first two weeks, which will be reviewed after that. rules for travel will also be tightened, so amongst things travellers will need to do our standard test to check the covid—i9 infections, predep

yes, iam outside. if 0k, go outside. are you there? yes, i am outside. game aims to get you outdoors on an adventure aided by your phone. —— inside. you noticed something floating in the air above you? and you get instructions that help you interact with objects you spot around you. i can't see anything in the air around me. there are some seagulls over there. we are doing this in london, and one of the main things is litter, hear, define, i imagine this could be fun to play with some children in the countryside, and you just get back to nature or even discover things in the urban environment, too. games and play can be a really interesting way of exploring some really serious issues, because they are low stakes and they allow you to explore different solutions and different solutions and different ways to look at things without too much weight, so you can pick it up, have a play, try things out, especially with role—playing games and you can think about some really large issues, like, how governments may deal with certain situations. and that is exactly

iam ben i am ben brown.hat the government's planning to conduct a series of trials which will allow people to go to large public events in england, if they've had a coronavirus jab or they can prove they're immune or clear of the disease. earlier i spoke to professor adam finn, a member of the government's joint committee on vaccination and immunisation who gave his thoughts on vaccine passports at home and abroad. he was speaking to me by the way from somerset in the middle of his sunday bike ride. it is becoming clearer now that the vaccines that we are using don'tjust stop you from getting sick with covid, but do substantially reduce the risk of getting the infection and passing it on to other people. we are still in the process of figuring outjust how good they are at doing that and of course, at looking at how they will work against the different variants of the virus. it does mean that vaccination in a sense becomes more than just a matter of personal protection, but is relevant to other people as well

iam making it easy private donor, or it was the prime minister.or the prime minister, it is now multiple—choice. the prime minister, it is now multiple-choice.— the prime minister, it is now multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered _ multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered the _ multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered the costs - multiple-choice. the answer is i have covered the costs and - multiple-choice. the answer is i | have covered the costs and most people _ have covered the costs and most people will find it absolutely bizarro _ people will find it absolutely bizarre. 0f people will find it absolutely bizarre. of course there is an etectorat— bizarre. of course there is an electoral commission investigating this. electoral commission investigating this i_ electoral commission investigating this~ i can— electoral commission investigating this. i can tell you i have confirmed in full with the code of conduct — confirmed in full with the code of conduct. �* �* , confirmed in full with the code of conduct. �* , , conduct. don'

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iam really adaptable by anybody who wants to do it. ~ these terrible declines in our ocean health. ., ,, , ., ,., these terrible declines in our ocean health. . ~' ,, . these terrible declines in our ocean health. ., ,, . ., health. ok, thank you so much for takin: the health. ok, thank you so much for taking the time _ health. ok, thank you so much for taking the time to _ health. ok, thank you so much for taking the time to talk _ health. ok, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to - health. ok, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. - health. ok, thank you so much for| taking the time to talk to us. thank ou. italy has entered a nationwide lockdown from today until 5th april. it means non—essential shops will be shut, restaurants and bars will not be able to serve customers and people required to stay at home except for work, health or other essential reasons. the country is seeing around 20,000 new cases a day. president biden has expressed his sorrow and the flag at the white house has been lowered to half—m

iam i have a and high heels than your girlfriend. i am i have a long appendage, an oral appendage. stick it out, but the floor is dirty, you can't do that. so i have nothing but a sense of clear minded delusion stop when you get up on stage, you had to consent —— convince yourself you are "all that" in the patois of the street. kiss will continue on, doing things after the pandemic is over. getting vaccinated, we will be in australia in november. it's going to get safer and when it really opens up, we are coming back to blighty and showing all the little boys other big boys do it. ., ~ the little boys other big boys do it. . ~ ., do it. talk threw that delusion, _ do it. talk threw that delusion, as - do it. talk threw that delusion, as you - do it. talk threw that delusion, as you put| do it. talk threw that l delusion, as you put it. do it. talk threw that - delusion, as you put it. what is a live audience giving you, when you are on the massive stage, dressed like that, doing that? i stage, dressed like that, doing that? ., ., ., stage, dressed like that, doing that? a, a, a, th

the city where iam, delhi, has reported being done currently.ere i am, delhi, has reported over 300 deaths for their third straight day. it needs i33% more oxygen than a normal day. even by establishing transport corridors simon talked about, by airlifting and running trains from neighbouring states, experts say i2%, 15% of demand will be met, which will leave a shortfall. i was speaking to a doctor in a city hospital who said they are fast running out of oxygen and will be stopping admissions of patients because they are stressed for resources. i looked down delhi a week back has extended this morning. so public sector workers can ramp up resources and try to break the cycle. we also had talk about the need to ramp up their vaccination drive. the prime minister says it is a sure shot for immunity. india has reached out for global aid. the united states is one of the countries offering help. we saw singapore, hong kong yesterday sending an additional supplies to india. in pakistan, where tensions have been historically high, they have been histo