in basingstoke, kishor patel has run convenience stores for 17 years.stomers confidence to actually steal things more boldly. absolutely terrible. we feel very saddened. he and his wife have also experienced verbal abuse when asking people to wear facemasks. they say the f word, or they mightjust say, "we're not coming back to this shop!" they might shout. common things that are being stolen from convenience stores are things that are typically easy to sell on — so things like alcohol, meat, confectionery. for some, it will be in tens of thousands of pounds per year. this is not a victimless crime. although both kishor and neelesh have a loyal customer base, they feel it's been the hardest year for them. it's our livelihood, at the end of the day, they're spoiling. basically, you know, it is upsetting — that's all it is. sophia seth, bbc news. families bereaved by covid—19 have been painting a vast memorial wall in an "outpouring of love" opposite the houses of parliament in london. the moving tribute features a heart for every single loved one lost to

dr juggle kishore a secretary at the delhi branch of the indian public health association and vice president of the indian association of epidemiologists i asked him how the how things have got so bad. actually there in the 82nd largest country in the world as far as the publishing is concerned and even if you see you know 17600000 of people have suffered from this coverage and we have only just point 2000000 dead and then again clinton comes out then it is not even one percent of the cases i bang but this number is such a huge and big. you know for any small country it can be a nightmare so of many guns to a number then i think it is you know topping the list and very soon we are going to actually be able really has the highest court of the everyday cases of point 3000000 lake in your forty's 1000000 cases so because of this you know we have exhausted all our resources. so is it possible to bring this crisis a back under control or do you have just have to white until it takes it's course. abutting to i predictions it is going to be ended in good because a large number of patients almost i

in basingstoke, kishor patel has run convenience stores for 17 years.t during the pandemic. we believe that wearing the masks in our shop has given the customers confidence to actually steal things more boldly. absolutely terrible. we feel very saddened. he and his wife have also experienced verbal abuse when asking people to wear facemasks. they say the f word, or they mightjust say, "we are not coming back to the shop." they might shout. common things being stolen from convenience stores are things that are typically easy to sell on. things like alcohol, meat, confectionery. for some, it will be in tens of thousands of pounds per year. this is not a victimless crime. although both kishor and neelesh have a loyal customer base, they feel it is in the hardest year for them. it is our livelihood, at the end of the day, they are spoiling. basically, it is upsetting. that's all it is. sophia seth, bbc news. glastonbury festival, the national football museum and bamburgh castle are among thousands of cultural organisations and venues across england that wil