jeremy cooke, bbc news, north wales.us pressures on staff at the hospital, that was jeremy cook reporting. football, and liverpool were in action this evening against rb leipzig in the champions league. the reds cruised to a 2—0 victory, putting their recent poor domestic form behind them. nesta mcgregor watched the action. sometimes when your domestic form is a little below par, all that is needed is a little european getaway. liverpool had tickets for germany but covid meant they were re—routed to budapest. leipzig came closest to opening the scoring, denied only by the post. liverpool's best effort of the half, andy robertson from long range, just inches in it. he's gone for it and he almost got it! liverpool may have been off the boil as of late but mo salah remains red—hot, pouncing on this defensive slip—up. it is salah! who doesn't miss from there! jurgen klopp elated and probably relieved. minutes later, mane made it two, another error at the back for leipzig. the premier league champions heading back home with t

jeremy cooke, bbc news, sunderland..uk/actionline, or you can call free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 888 809. cricket, and it's been a terrible opening day for england's batsmen in the third test against india in ahmedabad. the tourists crumbled to just 112 all—out, despite winning the toss and choosing to bat. spin bowler axar patel inflicted much of the damage, taking six wickets. in theirfirst innings, india had reached 99—3 by the close. to football, and manchester city have beaten borussia monchengladbach in the champions league for their 19th successive victory. bernardo silva's header opened the scoring in the first half, but it was gabrieljesus who doubled their lead after silva headed it across goal in the first leg of their last 16 tie in budapest. a painting by vincent van gogh not seen in public for more than a century has been shown in paris, ahead of a sale by auction. the picture, called street scene in montmartre, has been in private hands since 1920. it's to be put on display in amst

jeremy cooke, bbc news, north wales.ghter of dubai's ruler, with the united arab emirates. in secret videos obtained by the bbc�*s panorama programme, the princess said she was being held in solitary confinement, and feared for her life. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, said the videos were "deeply troubling". 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale is here. this is what the princess' friends had hoped for when they released the videos? will it make any difference? they released them _ will it make any difference? they released them for _ will it make any difference? they released them for a _ will it make any difference? tie: released them for a purpose, to raise the profile of the case and to increase international pressure on the authorities in dubai. certainly they have succeeded in the first task, the united nations, the office for the high commissionerfor human rights, said it will raise the case with authorities in the uae and the foreign secretary has backed that process and says it is concerning, what's g

you may find some of jeremy cooke's report upsetting.idents are more serious. that escalation has probably been at a faster rate than we have probably previously ever seen. busy times for the support workers at wearside women in need. where are you? are you somewhere safe? lockdown is making it much harder to give face—to—face support. he's outside? ok. so, we're seeing how the helpline has become a lifeline. they've seen a 56% increase in calls during the pandemic. lockdown can leave victims feeling trapped. women like rebecca, worried for her kids, worried for her own safety. i was isolated, because we were obviously in lockdown. she asked her abusive partner to leave. he refused to go. it was very, very difficult. because i was trying to home—school my youngest daughter as well, and i was working from home. you are all in a house together, and you can't go anywhere and get away from it. it was incredibly difficult. there is a clear message to those suffering domestic abuse. the lockdown rules say that you can get help, you can get out

jeremy cooke, bbc news, north wales.pandemic, with millions of visitors a day, including from the uk. despite its reputation for disturbing and explicit content, it�*s frequently visited by children, and international protection groups are increasingly concerned at the availability of so—called "self—generated" abuse material. this report byjoe tidy contains details that viewers may find upsetting. hi. hello. it�*s a site you might not have heard of, but omegle has been linking up people for random video chats for years, and it�*s gone viral during lockdown. traffic to the site has surged globally from 3a million to 65 million visits a month. it claims to be moderated, but has a reputation for being unpredictable and unsafe. in one two—hour period during a bbc investigation we were paired at random with 12 men explicitly touching themselves, eight naked males and seven porn adverts. the site doesn�*t ask anyone to prove how old they are. we found dozens of under—18s, and some children as young as seven or eight. and it�*

jeremy cooke, bbc news, north wales.ovid. since yesterday, travellers arriving in england from 33 countries have been required to spend ten days in quarantine in a government—approved hotel. in scotland, arrivals from all international destinations are required to quarantine. the dutch government is urging the public to abide by the country's coronavirus curfew, despite the courts declaring that it is unlawful. judges ruled ministers had not demonstrated its necessity. its introduction three weeks ago prompted rioting in some parts of the netherlands. cricket, and england have been comprehensively beaten in their second test against india in chennai. they needed 481 in their second innings just to draw but were bowled out for 164, with all ten wickets taken by india's spin bowlers. the series stands 1—1, with two matches to play. the european space agency says it wants to recruit someone with a physical disability to train as a potential astronaut. the esa is opening its application process for the first time in more tha

jeremy cooke, bbc news, sunderland.formation on 0800 888 809. the organisers of the reading and leeds music festivals have said they will go ahead at the end of august. they've made the decision following the release of the government's road map for lifting the lockdown in england. both events had to be cancelled last summer because of the pandemic. cricket — and england have had a disastrous first day with the bat in the third test against india. they slumped from 74 for two to 112 all out in the day—night game in ahmedabad. at the close of play india were 99 for three. here'sjoe wilson. in the heart of gujarat, the biggest cricket ground in the world. capacity, for context, about four lords. the ball�*s the same size, just pink. this match is arranged for lights. dom sibley had barely switched on and he was gone. out for nought to ishant sharma, in his 100th test slow bowlers did the rest, rapidly. bairstow, lbw for none. someone scored runs. zach crawley, recalled to the side. sure, batting wasn't easy. but look. a50

in his second report from glan clwyd hospital in north wales, jeremy cooke has been filming in the "greenthe covid crisis. every part of glan clwyd hospital... take you to a ward when we've got some space. ..is stretched by the pandemic. doctors and nurses can only do their life—saving work... can you give me your arm to do your blood pressure? ..if the behind—the—scenes support staff do theirs. and tonight, we are meeting them, every one essential. if you're looking for a hero, how about gary? 0n duty at the entrance to a&e. covid rules mean it's a toughjob. i was assaulted here boxing day. i ended up with a fracture of my face here, a big elbow and he stamped on my back. have you ever wondered if it's all worth it? i've done this job for 43 years! you do it because you've got something to give. ward 7 are still escalated... in the hub, an update on patient numbers, beds, waiting times. quite a challenge today, we've got 32 patients waiting for beds. - paul is briefing emma, the medical director. ward nine hasjust closed so unfortunately we've i lost another bed there. his job is never e

jeremy cooke, bbc news, north wales. for coronavirus after there was an outbreak in her care home. the vaccines minister said people with a learning disability in residential care were now starting to get the jab. data from public health england showed that six out of ten people who died from coronavirus up to november last year had a disability. jo whiley has been speaking about her sister to our disability correspondent, nikki fox. francis is, she has a very, very strong personality. she's bought red hair and she is the fiery tempered who goes with it. she forms very, very close attachment with people and she's very sociable. being an lockdown has been phenomenally hard for her because the one thing she loves more than anything in the world is people, she sits outside mum and dads houtz unjust waves to people in the street and everyone knows francis. she loves music, my mum set up a club and i dj there. she's always had an amazing sense of rhythm, way better than me. honestly, she can dance a much better than me. she'l

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